Eerie Indiana 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!

Eerie Indiana Background Prompt

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It's the 14th of the month, and that's the date we put aside to think about all those amazing minor characters, places, organisations and general backdrop that make Eerie so compellingly watchable.

This month's theme is:

BASKETBALL TEAM

the.midnightmassacre on an Eerie Indiana reboot

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With the Fear Street trilogy slicing through Netflix I thought what other kids spooky stories could do with the R-Rated movie treatment.

Here is a list of the 5 I would most like to see. Can you think of any others?

Eerie Indiana: Scariest Home Movies

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Awesome shot of Harley, chasing the maiden in the bloody revenge of the mummy's curse movie he got his self sucked into. 😱😱😱

Simon Holmes RP on Instagram

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I'm Hungry is my forever mood!
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Fox Kids - Spider Man Finale Bumper with Eerie Indiana The Other Dimension 1998 Fox Kids Bumper

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Watch it here

Eerie Indiana sticker by GayGeekDesigns

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See it here

Eerie Indiana and the Twilight Zone

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“A World of Difference” fits very efficiently into that genre of “Twilight Zone” episodes in which our lead character finds him or herself in a world in which everything and everybody might appear as usual but then a twist emerges that renders our hero’s identity in question. Episodes such as “Walking Distance”, “Shadow Play”, “Person or Persons Unknown” etc. come to mind. One of the tricks to make these episodes work well is for the writers to plot out a logical series of steps for the character to take–a series of actions that we would nod in accordance with as we watched, thinking to ourselves, “Uh huh, okay that’s good, that’s what I’d do to try and figure out what’s happening. Yep. Hmm. Okay so that didn’t solve it, but what if he tried to…” etc. etc.

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12 Shows and Movies Like Stranger Things to Watch While You Wait for Season 4

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When I think of Stranger Things, I think of three things: Sci-fi, the '80s, and kids. All the other shows on this list may check off one of two of those, but no other checks all three like Eerie, Indiana. (OK, admittedly Eerie, Indiana came out and took place in the early '90s, but close enough.) The NBC series only lasted one season, but it's 19 episodes following a young teen and his friend investigating oddities and peculiarities, like haunted libraries, magical ATMs, and mysterious UFOs, in his small town in Indiana. The tone is more fun and whimsical than Stranger Things (though there is a fair share of murderous villains), but more importantly, they both share that charming sense of wonder and excitement that can only be captured through the eyes of kids. And they're both set in the Hoosier State. -Tim Surette