For many, the book series Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, written by Stephen Gammell and Alvin Schwartz, was essential to every school library tour. Most recently emphasized in the 2019 movie of the same name. Guillermo del Toro co-produced and originated the story. It seems in some of the demonic statistics that look. Directed by André Øvredal, the movie received mixed reviews though it has newly been declared that a sequel is in the works.
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A prolonged latent childhood reminiscence has been given new life by an online artist known by @ WatchfulEyeArt on Twitter. The artist is tremendously secretive, mentioning a location of ‘Politzania’ that no longer occurs, making an even better online presence for themselves. With 11 and a half thousand followers, it seems the Twittersphere cannot delay seeing what this artist is taking with next.WatchfulEyeArt has used their Twitter to talk entirely about the horror category. It has now been imitated in their art. With true horror legends like Leatherface, Freddy Krueger, Jason Vorhees,and even the frequently looked over Candyman, their art elegance is evocative of the Scary Stories we all grew to know and love. With bold watercolour blows and a sturdy black and white theme, we haven’t spoiled the shallowness of the horror communities’ scheming.
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About the movie
The film Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark trails four teenagers trying to crack a thread of secretive slaughters in their small and modest hometown in 1968 America. Within the movie are a few shout-outs to typical book monsters such as Harold the Scarecrow, The Pale Lady, The Jangly Manand, andThe Bellows Family. Debatably the cause why Scary stories to tell in the dark preordained so much to us as children. It is our attraction with the miserable and ghastly and attached with the detail that it selected into a genuine fear of subjects such as spiders.
