“Combustible Edison intro'd me to many aesthetic influences (loungecore, Tiki culture, Yma Sumac) — but none so beloved as "Carnival of Souls," a shoestring horror film that crafted eerie atmosphere from limited means.”
Combustible Edison intro'd me to many aesthetic influences (loungecore, Tiki culture, Yma Sumac) — but none so beloved as "Carnival of Souls," a shoestring horror film that crafted eerie atmosphere from limited means.
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