Written by Robert Scotchi Published
If you grow up watching Snick in the 1990s, you may also remember the presence of nightmares every week after watching Are you afraid of darkness? Before going to bed. As an excellent introductory book for children to enter this type of terror, Are you afraid of darkness? Places focus on Macabre by telling the stories and the framework of its selections that remind us The twilight areaBut designed for a younger audience.
After launching the series for the first time in decades, I wondered whether the little leprosy was hiding in the attic during the presentation of the show still feared from Bejus, and he certainly did so. Well, this did not scare me as an adult, but he reminded me of the extent of my horror when I was first exposed to the series at the age of six or seven.
What started to search for nostalgia until the feed shows that it is a reward Are you afraid? Out of darkness Terrifying
A simple but effective narrative framework
Are you afraid of darkness? It includes a simple narrative framework that focuses on the midnight community – a group of teenagers who meet around the camp’s fire once a week with the intention of relieving hell from each other. Every member of the midnight community has his unique personality and the style of telling stories, and every week one of them presents a story to “agree to the midnight community” before the audience fails away from any creeping place that will take them to the narration. During each story, we met deviations from the story of telling stories as a way to break tension, and remind the young audience at home that they hear stories.
After you are a fan of the scary stories that you tell in the dark books series, it is easy to compare Are you afraid of darkness? To the work of two thousand Schwartz because both intellectual property uses fairy tales of public sphere and urban myths to lead the story of stories, but with a unique development. And with respect for her fans, Are you afraid of darkness? Most stories end up with a positive note, unlike Shchwartz books, which included some of the most terrifying illustrations that a child can reach in the primary school library.
The interconnection is more than fear
While the midnight community costumes, its behaviors and colloquial formulation have definitely ranged Are you afraid of darkness?It connects the interconnected stories and all reminds us that the best way to pass the time is to sit around the camp’s fire and spinning spinning that helps you overcome your fears, or at least explore them bravely.
A noticeable example of this can be found early in the tour of “The Tale the Laughing in the Dark” for the first season, which includes Christine (Rachel Blancard) that overcomes the fear of clowns while reluctantly sits through the Betty Ann (Rain Pare-Coul) story about Zeepo The Clown, just supernatural Jacob Tierney). To escape with the rest of the gang, while the leader of the midnight community (Ross Hall) extinguishes the societal fire with his distinctive red bucket so that he can catch them.
After reconsideration Are you afraid of darkness? For the first time as an adult, I must say that I was impressed by the quality of the horror selection chain, and it is not surprising that horror is still my favorite quality to this day. If you have children who feel curious about terror, and he wants to give them a selective introduction to this type, or if you feel nostalgia only for the times when everything you need is Saturday night, pizza and a lot of caffeine while she is holding up with your friends and watching the tube, then Are you afraid of darkness? Waiting for Paramount+.