The Ghost of Slumber Mountain

And each one was, had a new composition from a different college aged musician.

It was, I mean, when you talk about the sort of magic that you can kind of get from Fantastic Fest, it's hard to, say that this isn't like one of the best sort of things you could do at the fest seeing old like the oldest things you could possibly watch silent short horror films with a live audience the shorts in this were The Thieving Hand from 1908 Frankenstein from 1910 Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde from 1912 The Ghost of Slumber Mountain from 1919, Haxan Hell Sequence from 1922, Hell's Bells from 1929, and The Haunted Ship from 1930.

Wow.

Yeah, it was, you know, about an hour long, which was perfect for the morning.