Eerie, Indiana Arc Numbers Challenge

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It's the sixth of the month, and per deifire's brilliant suggestion during the 2017 Advent Challenge, which gave us two awesome fics of exactly 666 words each, the aim here is to do exactly that: tell a story in 666 words.

WIP Wednesday

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What have you been working on this week, Eerie fans? Now's the time to spread the word about any fannish treats you've got cooking: a line of dialogue from an upcoming fic, linework for your latest art piece, the yarn colours for a new toy. Let us know in the comments!

Scott M West on Eerie Indiana

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Who remembers this awesome show? #EerieIndiana #JoeDante #OmriKatz #TV #1990s #weird #horror #fantasy #sciencefiction #strange #paranormal #supernatural #monsters pic.twitter.com/31B4OHXncV

— King Dinosaur (@ScottMWest) February 5, 2019

Jerry's House of Everything reviews Eerie Indiana

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Eerie, Indiana, is a small town where anything can happen and where urban legends go to become reality. Eerie is a town which has an annual Tornado Day picnic to appease "Old Bob," the tornado that threatens the town each year. Eerie is a town where movie monsters emerge from the television screen, except these are not monsters -- they are actors cursed to repeat their roles forever. Eerie is a town with "a pompous business man known as The Donald who brainwashes the town into buying on credit." Eerie is a town where your next door neighbor (the one mowing his lawn) is an aging Elvis Presley.. Eerie is a town that ignores Daylight Savings Time and when you set your clock back an hour anyway you wake up in an abandoned town with garbage men who are trying to kill you. Eerie, Indiana, is a town where a group of intelligent dogs plot to take over the world.

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FB group Who Remembers? on Eerie Indiana the Other Dimension

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See the post here.

MelissaLovesHorror rocks a Fright Rags/Eerie Indiana tee on Instagram

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Here is are a few of the non horror 90s gems I recieved the other day. Beyond excited with these. They were all movies I watched on repeat and still love to watch

The Howling Review by Patrick Delmore

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Joe Dante taught me as a child, through the excellent ‘Eerie Indiana’ what the appropriate balance of terror and humor was. I’ve never seen one of his films that I didn’t like.

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