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Lilacs by Leonid Yavorsky, 1970s
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So, everyone should go watch Headless by Shipwrecked. It’s spooky, it’s funny, its got great autumnal vibes, the most recent episode made me gasp aloud, and its just great, in general. The companion series, Unsolved Babesteries, recently dropped its first episode, and it is hilarious. Everything about this is perfect, the writing, the acting, the costuming, the spoopy autumnal vibes, and the mystery aspect is so well planned out, I’m having such a fun time trying to figure it out. The episodes drop on Mondays, with the last one airing on Halloween. So, it’s a great countdown clock to your favorite spoopy holiday! Seriously, drop what you’re doing and go watch this show. Right now. Do it.
The he in question:
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(headless is a very cool series on youtube that you should definitely go watch, trust me)
In the Moonlight & At the Blue Hour by Jens Steyer