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Flintstones Bedrock City - Custer, South Dakota
Bedrock City, located on 30 acres, just outside of Custer, South Dakota, opened in 1966 by two local cement plant owners with an idea to build a replica of the popular Flintstones town of Bedrock.
The town features all the popular characters, their houses, Main Street, a City Hall, a Fire House, a working Cimena, a radio station, grocery store, police department and a Flintstones version of Mt. Rushmore (located nearby) called Mt. Rockmore.
Originally, the town and characters were made of cement but the majority of them have been replaced by fiberglass replicas of the original.
There is also a campground located behind the park that features an arcade, laundry, swimming pool, playground and putt-putt golf course.
Check out Roadside America and the Bedrock City website for more information.
(Source: cardboardamerica)
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World Without End (1956), magazine ad for Nightmare Theater
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BOYS AND GHOULS PODCAST - “Speak of the Devil”
The devil is in the details as Kat and Marshall take a look at movies that feature the character of The Devil. Listen in as Kat reports on having watched John Carpenter’s “Prince of Darkness” and Marshall explains how his concept of The Devil was shaped by three unremarkable 1980’s comedies.
Also, the Boys and Ghouls duo shares their recent experience of losing hard at a Horror Movie Trivia Night.
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BOYS AND GHOULS PODCAST
Valentines are explored in this lovesick episode of Boys and Ghouls. From the original My Bloody Valentine to The St. Valentine’s Day Massacre to 1980’s heartthrob, Scott Valentine.
Also, join Marshall and Kat as they learn about love spells from reputable library books and as they discover which supernatural TV couple was the first to share a bed.
XOXOXOXO
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