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Saturday 9: "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" Theme
This week's song was chosen because this is the last Saturday 9 before Halloween. Are you unfamiliar with this week's tune? Hear it here.
1) The Master of Suspense, Alfred Hitchcock, was born in England. Name another pop culture contribution England has made.
The most well known group of course would be the Beatles
2) This week's song is recognized as the theme to Hitchcock's long-running TV show, but "Funeral March for a Marionnette" is a classic piece written for piano in the late 1870s by Charles Gounod. Do you often listen to classical music?
3) Janet Leigh's shower scene in Hitchcock's Psycho is considered one of the scariest sequences ever filmed. What's the most frightening movie you've ever seen?
I wish I could remember. I don't watch scary movies, but I'm sure there have been scenes in movies that would have been quite frightening.
4) Hitchcock admitted that he "never trusted birds," and he took that fear and turned it into the movie, The Birds. Is there a member of the animal kingdom that just gives you "the creeps?"
No words required!
5) Halloween will soon be upon us. Will you carve a jack o'lantern this year?
No
6) What candy will trick or treaters get at your house?
Assortment
Assortment
7) When you went trick or treating, did you prefer fantasy costumes (like a storybook character) or scary ones (like a monster)?
I did not dress up at all
I did not dress up at all
8) Which candy was your favorite?
Candy corn
Which one were you disappointed to find in your trick or treat bag?
Our trick or treating in rural Louisiana in the 50's was a community event and not something we did door-to-door.
Candy corn
Which one were you disappointed to find in your trick or treat bag?
Our trick or treating in rural Louisiana in the 50's was a community event and not something we did door-to-door.
9) Which do you find scarier -- cemeteries or haunted houses?
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I can so identify with your answers Mice -- shudder. That's why we got a cat and he's very good at keeping those critters away I am not really big on Halloween either except that I consider it the beginning of the holiday season. Hope you have a great day today!
ReplyDeleteGood morning, Elizabeth. I didn't see your name on the Linky list. I agree with you on that "no words required" picture. Hope your weekend is only filled with treats!
ReplyDeleteOh, I wish I'd known you when we were kids! I would have gladly given you my candy corn. I'm afraid mine just went stale.
ReplyDeleteMy older sisters convinced me that the three colors of candy corn were different flavors. I used to try and try to taste the difference!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your answers to this fun Halloween Saturday 9!
ReplyDeleteCommunity trick or treat events can be lots of fun.
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