Question of the Week #21

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Q U E S T I O N

:eight_pointed_black_star: O F :eight_pointed_black_star:

T H E W E E K

ℕ 𝕠 𝕨 ℙ 𝕝 𝕒 𝕪 𝕚 𝕟 𝕘:

"𝔖𝔲𝔰𝔭𝔦𝔯𝔦𝔞" 𝔟𝔶 𝔊𝔬𝔟𝔩𝔦𝔫

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Before we go into it though,

give a standing applause to

our last week’s winner: Emma.K.

Check out the entry: here.

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:eight_pointed_black_star: R U L E S :eight_pointed_black_star:

The rules are pretty much straightforward.

    • All answers have to be in

    accordance with the guidelines.

    • We would love to see you writing

    a blog about the answer.

    50 AC will be rewarded for

    the most creative one.

    • If not, you could answer

    it down in the comments.

    • The more creative you are, the better.

    And we love to see as many

    different opinions as possible.

    There is no right or wrong answer,

    as long as it follows the guidelines that is.

    •The winner will receive

     the limited title "Witchween '24".

    • Please include the hashtag #WQ21 in your blog.

    • Have fun!

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Now, without further ado,

let’s get into this week’s question:

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Do you have any

must-watch Halloween films?

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During the times of Halloween,

is there any film that is a must watch?

It could be whatever type of film,

but as long as it gives you a

pleasure or feel of Halloween.

Perhaps it’s one that you

often watched as a kid?

Or a film that you have picked

up in contemporary times.

As long as it’s a tradition of yours,

I would be glad to hear about it!

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My answer:

                        Well, there are two.

                        Or three if you will.

                        Although, “The Exorcist” is a film

                        I usually kick off the month with

                        so I doubt if it counts.

                        Nevertheless there are two films I

                        try to see during the day of Halloween.

                        And they are of course

                        Carpenter’s “Halloween”

                        and “Suspiria” by Dario Argento.

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                        Granted, “Suspiria” is

                        somewhat newer in my tradition.

                        But as for “Halloween”

                        we have to go way back.

                        To a time when I was still a kid.

                        I watching it

                        on the very same DVD

                        that I still use today.

                        I mean, “Halloween”

                        is probably the only film

                        I feel isn't any priority to

                        a blu-ray or anything.

                        The kind of scrappy quality

                        it makes is simply a joy and

                        moreover enhances the viewing.

                        For “Suspiria” I just love

                        the atmosphere it gives forth.

                        An ambience that goes very well

                        with Halloween and its spirit.

                        If not the music,

                        the colours alone

                        grips one interest

                        and captures everything.

                        Including the moment itself.

                        Like also the wacky acting and all,

                        which goes over to

                        the holiday as a whole.

                        A time that is just funny and amusing,

                        while being totally scary.

                        Not to mention eerie.

                        The cinematography all day.

                        Although the setting and

                        art direction are just as gripping.

                        It sure offers an inclusion

                        and it makes you and the audience

                        feel like you’re being a part of the film.

                        A wonderful feeling that is in pair

                        with the wondrous of Halloween.

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Either way,

I would love to hear

what opinions you

guys come up with!

P E A C E

O U T .

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