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    Abominable Advent Calendar Day 6: Little Red Riding Hood and the Monsters (1962)

    K Gordon Murray’s Little Red Riding Hood and the Monsters, behind Abominable Advent Calendar Door 6, is ostensibly a children’s movie, but it’s really a dark morality tale under a thin veneer of fantasy, musical numbers, and blatant disregard for fire safety.

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    Abominable Advent Calendar Day 5: Mystics in Bali (1981)

    Behind Abominable Advent Calendar Door 5, we travel to lovely Bali to study Leák magic. Just don't lose your head.

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    Abominable Advent Calendar Day 4: Fiend without a Face (1958) and the Giant Claw (1957)

    Behind Abominable Advent Calendar Door 4, a double feature of b-movie badness: Fiend without a Face, in which the world is menaced by jelly-filled brains, and the Giant Claw, in which it's brought to its knees by a googly eyed bird puppet.

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    Abominable Advent Calendar Day 3: Demonwarp (1988)

    Behind Abominable Advent Calendar Door 3, we have Demonwarp. This soup-sandwich of a film will have you thinking it's just a cookie-cutter bigfoot movie until it turns a corner and goes completely bonkers.

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    Abominable Advent Calendar Day 2: Message from Space (1978)

    There's a Japanese-American Star Wars ripoff with disco, druids, and drag queens waiting for you behind Abominable Advent Calendar Door 2.

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    Abominable Advent Calendar Day 1: Countdown of Craptacular Cinema

    One craptastic movie to unwrap each day, culminating on Christmas with one of my personal favorite Christmas-themed crapsterpieces.

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WICCA FOR BEGINNERS

Wicca for Beginners is a down-to-earth, practical, "nondenominational," and occasionally funny beginners' guide to the philosophy and practice of Wicca.

A TEACHING HANDBOOK FOR WICCANS & PAGANS

Teaching Wicca or Paganism is a lot different from practicing it. This handbook is for those who want to transition from student to teacher. Learn from my mistakes!

Magic, indeed, is all around us—in stones, flowers, stars, the dawn wind, and the sunset cloud; all we need is to see and understand. —Doreen Valiente
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