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Rating 4.5 out of 5 stars with 905 reviews Rating 5 out of 5 stars with 2 reviews Rating 5 out of 5 stars with 2 reviews Not Yet Reviewed Not Yet Reviewed Rating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 reviewfalse Not Yet Reviewed Rating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 reviewfalse Not Yet Reviewed Not Yet Reviewed Not Yet Reviewed Not Yet Reviewed Not Yet Reviewed Not Yet Reviewed Not Yet Reviewed Not Yet Reviewed Not Yet Reviewed Not Yet Reviewed It looks like nothing was found at this location. Maybe try one of the links below or a search? All Rights Reserved © The Mike 2024 Increasingly, over the last few decades, modern pop culture has warmed up to embracing the frightful chills of the winter holidays in films like Gremlins, Black Christmas, Terrifier 3 … Love Actually . But the historical roots of this time of year have always had a darker, spookier side. Long before Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol — an era when families of Victorian England gathered to share ghost stories by the fire on Christmas Eve — pre-Christian folklore told of a thin veil between worlds, where spirits (and goblins, beasts, and gods) lingered during the winter solstice. Those ancient beliefs blend with modern natural introspection of the holidays. Along with the (sometimes saccharine) jubilations, Christmas and the winter festivities encourage people to reflect on the past, lost loved ones, and the lingering “ghosts” of memory. Add to that how this month is populated by magical home invaders, and a creepy surveillance imp on the shelf, and December is a rather fitting time for mystery, the macabre, and paranormal tales. Celebrating the scarier side of the holidays is not only a sort of subversive counter-programming by pairing cheer with fear, it allows us to acknowledge the dichotomy of light and dark, contrasting cozy, nostalgic evenings with long, eerily silent nights. All of this is a very drawn out way of saying I love getting creepy, spooky, and downright scary gifts for the holidays, and I love shopping for loved ones who also appreciate a little splash of blood red with their Christmases so white. And so, we return with a Talking Strange Show “Season’s Screamings Gift Guide” for 2024. After the success of last year’s guide , we are going bigger and bloodier with gift suggestions for the horror and paranormal fans in your life. Comic books, action figures, statues, graphic novels, swanky shirts and hats, paranormal investigation equipment, and even some vodka and cologne are all included, and all part of the theme. Ad Ad – content continues below The video and list below are broken into categories “Monstrous Merriment,” “Ghosts and Ghost Busters,” “Creepy Comics for Christmas,” “Spooky Lifestyle,” “Spirited Treats,” “Halloween In December,” and “Merry Scary Christmas. And we have dedicated an entire segment to the iconic Mistress of the Dark herself, Elvira. Neither Talking Strange nor Den of Geek have been paid to feature these items. We just think they are cool. But we do appreciate the involvement of NECA, Super7, Mondo, Funko, Loungefly, Dark Horse Comics, Hasbro, RSVLTS, Harridan Vodka, GhostStop, Spooky Nerd Shop, Kreepsville, Elvira’s Bootique, Thirteenth Floor, Heretic Parfum, and more. Finally, if you dig the list, the best gift you can give to me, your ol’ Spooky Nerd host Aaron Sagers , is to listen, subscribe, and share the Talking Strange Show on YouTube , Apple Podcasts , Spotify , and wherever you check out your favorite shows. 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