Photo Five Picture Prompt

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So, after a mobile phone video of a lighthouse in the rain prompted this awesome fic from lipstickcat, I thought we could use some picture prompts here at the Eerie, Indiana fandom. On the 5th, 15th and 25th of the month, I'll put up a post where we can share photos or pictures that evoke a sense of Eerie, and these can be used as prompts for fic or art or a poem or icons or whatever shakes loose.

NBC Promo for the Eerie, Indiana pilot airing

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Starts around 4.20

Eerie, Indiana fanfiction: Costumed Hero?

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The red eye-mask lay on the muddy pavement, it's gold spangles glittering in the reflected headlight of passing traffic. Marshall was practically bouncing with excitement.

"You guys know what this means, right?" he said.

Simon shook his head. Dash shrugged.

Marshall spread his arms wide, encompassing the mask, the wet tarmac, the overcast sky, and the town in general.

"We have our very own costumed hero in Eerie!"

"It's December," said Dash. "Somebody stuck at a boring office Christmas party got it out of a cracker."

"Costumed. Hero." Marshall insisted.

Simon picked up the strip of glittery fabric using a novelty plastic grabber shaped like a Great White shark. Something lumpy and opaque dripped off it and landed with a splat in the murky puddle at his feet.

"Uh, guys?" he said.

The older two turned to look at him.

"I think that's brains," said Simon.

Marshall gasped. Dash sighed.

( Read the rest of the Microwave verse here )

( Read the rest of the Christmas series here )

18/10/1991 NBC Promo for Eerie, Indiana episode "Scariest Home Movies"

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Starts at 23.15 (off-topic, but holy shit that is a lot of adverts between shows)

Eerie, Indiana fanfiction: Spa Day

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( Read the rest of the Teller Family History here )

Eerie, Indiana fanfiction: Biters

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( Read more of the Holmes Brothers series here )

NBC Saturday Morning promo for Scariest Home Movies

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Starts 11.52 minutes in

Hocus Pocus, Monster Squad, and the 'Burbs posters on Fright Rags

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Hocus Pocus, Monster Squad and the 'Burbs posters from Fright Rags: https://t.co/6VCnq0jv2b

— eerieindianalj (@eerieindianalj1) December 15, 2016

Buy the Hocus Pocus one here

Buy the Monster Squad one here

And buy the 'Burbs one here

And don't forget their Krampus collection:

.@PittyPancake how's this? 😊#krampus pic.twitter.com/ZgiR0Wmuag

— Fright-Rags (@frightrags) December 4, 2016

And, of course, their Eerie Indiana shirts and pins!

EERIE INDIANA Collection is NOW AVAILABLE! 3 New Shirts + 2 Nee Enamel Pins! Grab 'em NOW: https://t.co/z4maY8MsOP #horror #eerieindiana pic.twitter.com/01yfQ7Rw8N

— Fright-Rags (@frightrags) November 9, 2016

Eerie, Indiana community reaches 6,661 comments

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Holy crap, you guys. Looking back at the last arc numbers entry, that's over five hundred comments in a little more than a month. Kudos to everyone for being a super involved, super chatty community, and here's to the next ten thousand comments and more!

Matthew Skiff reviews Eerie, Indiana

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One episode that absolutely scared the crap out of me as a kid was “The ATM With A Heart Of Gold” episode. It wasn’t necessarily the story that creeped me out, it was the Max Headroom-ish look of the ATM’s face. Just look at those creepy, dead, robotic eyes…it still creeps me out to this day. The story of the episode is actually pretty interesting. Marshall’s dad creates a new kind of ATM, a more pleasant and friendlier experience. However, Simon manages to become friends with him and ends up getting a ton of free money from the ATM causing him to buy a bunch of stuff for the older kids he wants to hang out with. Later he finds out that the older kids don’t want to be his friend, they just want to get a bunch of free stuff. See, not the scariest storyline, but that ATM…yeesh…

25th Anniversary Eerie, Indiana 2016 Rewatch: Hole in the Head Gang

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Ready to watch the worst bank robber east of the Mississippi completely fail to grasp the point of a free toaster? Grab your DVDs, people; this week's episode is the Hole in the Head Gang.