Mr. Jingles
- Episode aired Sep 25, 2019
- TV-MA
- 41m
Darkness descends upon the camp. Although it's lights out, evil has no curfew.Darkness descends upon the camp. Although it's lights out, evil has no curfew.Darkness descends upon the camp. Although it's lights out, evil has no curfew.
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I am not sure, but this has been excellent. These are the movies I grew up on and which gave me my love for horror. Perfection.
"Mr. Jingles" is the second episode of the "American Horror Story", now with a ghost and two serial-killers. The number of killings is increasing, including those in the marriage of Brooke. This season seems to be the season of the cliches of slashers in a summer camp, very usual in the 80's. Dumb decisions as usual, and the novelty is the presence of two serial killers (instead of one) and a ghost in the summer camp. My vote is six.
Title (Brazil): "Mr. Jingles"
Did you know
- TriviaThe hikers name Jonas Shevoore can be rearranged to spell Jason Voorhees. Jason Voorhees is the killer from the 'Friday the 13th' films.
- GoofsWhile Margaret is talking with the ghost telling him he died 14 years ago, one of her responses is "What do I look like, Dan Akroyd?" Reffering to his role in Ghostbusters that was released in November of 1984. Apart from the fact she'd had to have seen the movie sometime in the past 3 weeks of these events taking place, it would also mean the camps location would be in the midst of winter, when summer camps are closed.
- Quotes
Margaret Booth: I understand you Richard. Do you want to know the other great thing about God? You can use him to explain why something happened. You can also use him to explain why you did something; even something horrible. Isn't that great?
Richard Ramirez: So I don't have to feel bad for anything I do?
Margaret Booth: Not if you're doing God's work.
Richard Ramirez: Or Satan's?
Margaret Booth: And you say you didn't do well in school. Your cousin talked to you about being free. All you need to have the freedom to do whatever you want is two things: God and trauma.
- ConnectionsReferences Ghostbusters (1984)
- SoundtracksRise
Written by Randy 'Badazz' Alpert (as Randy Badazz Alpert) and Andy Armer
Produced by Randy 'Badazz' Alpert (as Randy Badazz Alpert)
Performed by Herb Alpert
Details
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- 41m
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