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Related: About this forumWalt Disney's 'Skeleton Dance' (1929)
I thought this would be appropriate for the Halloween season, and with all the skeleton that have come flying out of Donald Trump's closet recently (Enough for a whole block of Halloween haunted houses!!!):
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Walt Disney's 'Skeleton Dance' (1929) (Original Post)
LongTomH
Oct 2016
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What I find fascinating about this is just how many of the same scary tropes are used today.
Drunken Irishman
Oct 2016
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Drunken Irishman
(34,857 posts)1. What I find fascinating about this is just how many of the same scary tropes are used today.
The imagery of Halloween has evolved but the scariness of it has its bedrocks and it's not changed - even 90 years later.
Graveyard? Yup.
Bats? Uh huh
Spiders? Oh yeah
Howling at the moon? For sure.
Black cats? Spooky!
Skeletons? They're a classic - even today.
SunSeeker
(51,545 posts)2. Trippy.
betsuni
(25,442 posts)3. I love this, good old-fashioned Halloween.
Forgot they used Grieg's "March of the Trolls."
awoke_in_2003
(34,582 posts)4. At the beginning
the tree with the owl sitting in it looks like tRump, with the puckered mouth and the fly away hair.
Beartracks
(12,806 posts)5. Fun!
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cyberswede
(26,117 posts)6. That was terrific!
Ub Iwerks was great!