Eerie Indiana Christmas Eve Challenge

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In "Marshall's Theory of Believabiliy", Edgar mentions the year Marshall discovered Santa wasn't real:

"You stayed up all night in front of the chimney with a camera just to prove me wrong. Then when he didn't show up, you refused to open your presents!"

"Dad, he did show up. Only the camera was broken..."

In honour of this, your prompt for today is:

LAIN IN WAIT

Eerie Indiana Thurberus Thursday

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It's Thursday, the day we dedicate to Simon's absolute best boy, Sparky the Hellhound.

This week, meet Wingle:

Fan-made Eerie Indiana bootleg by Camp Miskatonic

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Tales from Indiana. Eerie, Indiana

I wish I could have had this ready for the holidays.

I actually had this and 3 other custom bootlegs made for the giveaway, all of which have book themes to them....because well, I fucking love reading and I love movies so it wasn't a hard connection to make for me.

For now though, I can only tease, as most my money went into my new laptop and the holidays. But the case to Eerie is essentially a hardback book and I'm really proud how it turned out. I have no doubt that once it gets this new skin put on, she'll be ready for a new home. And I'm hoping, thats gonna be around the 2k follower mark for me.

So its set. The next #tapeaway will be at my 2k follower mark. And it's gonna be big.

Custom prints and posters.
Custom bootlegs, from TV shows like Eerie Indiana to movies like Sleepaway Camp.
Paperbacks from all across hell.
Some of my favorite comics.
Some Stephen King goodness.
Some VHS selection.
Dvds
Blurays
And more.

I'm going to do my best to knock out as much of the editing as I can here in the next week, and start putting them together as I tease them out to ya. As always, I appreciate everyone who comments and likes and supports me here.

After my last giveaway, I kinda fell into a little slump and wasn't sure I wanted to keep creating these 1 off things, that take money, but more importantly, time and blood and sweat and tears. But the longer I go without the feeling, the more I want it.

So let's fucking do this, again. And again. And again. Until I've got nothing left to give.

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randomfanfictionreads on Eerie Indiana

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A Christmas Story
Writer: Prospero’s Pal
TV Show: Eerie, Indiana

Eerie Indiana sample beat boom bap

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Listen here.

Looper on Eerie Indiana

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Eerie, Indiana arrived at the onset of the teen supernatural craze that took hold in the mid-to-late '90s, but unlike more popular successors like 1995's Goosebumps or 1997's Buffy the Vampire Slayer, it was relegated to a one-season run, between 1991 and 1992. The show centered on Marshall Teller, who moves with his family to Eerie, Indiana, population 16,661, and quickly discovers that things are not as idyllic as they appear.

Along with his best friend Simon, Marshall takes stock of all the weirdness he runs into, preserving evidence in a locker that only he holds the key to.

The show may have been marketed to kids, but its appeal stretched much further. The show's stories vacillated between quirky and genuinely dark, often finding space between. Gremlins' Joe Dante directed several of the series' best episodes, including the premiere, and his signature comedic style set the tone for the entire season. Fox made an attempt to recreate the series in 1998 with Eerie, Indiana: The Other Dimension, but it, like most copies, couldn't recapture the magic of the original. Keep watching the video to see all the underrated '90s TV shows you forgot about.