Devil Doll
Hollie
Hollie
hollie@social.coop

This reminds me that when I was a very small child and my grandma told me her hair was a beehive, I was REALLY afraid for a few minutes until things were explained to me

#Monsterdon #DevilDoll

Srol
Srol
srol@mellified.men

By the way, what do you think of this life-size figurine I had made of my D&D character? He's a level 15 Tiefling bard in a homebrew steampunk setting. #monsterdon

Ben Ramsey
Ben Ramsey
ramsey@don.monster

β€œThis wine from Sicily is only good at this hour, and this hour only. You must not drink it at any other hour. Otherwise, it would be terrible.”

#Monsterdon

jonny (nonvenomous)
jonny (nonvenomous)
jonny@neuromatch.social

for the plot of this movie to work they need to establish that this guy is suddenly direly interested in this doll and is willing to sacrifice his wife to get a closer look at it, which totally tracked for 1950's audiences #monsterdon

Andy L.
Andy L.
apLundell@timeloop.cafe

#monsterdon If I was actually there, I'd assume he just had a little kid in the dummy. Which would kind of ruin the act.

It was more impressive BEFORE the dummy walked.

Srol
Srol
srol@mellified.men

This movie is making me think of the Charlie McCarthy cameo in The Muppet Movie. Edgar Bergen, Charlie's ventriloquist, died before the movie premiered, making the whole scene impenetrable to almost every subsequent generation to watch the film. #monsterdon