People like to argue about whether or not The Nightmare Before Christmas counts as a Halloween movie or a Christmas movie, but why can't it be both?
I mean, how many holiday movies can you rightfully watch twice a year?
But if you force me to choose, I'll usually watch it at Halloween. Christmas has enough movies and if you ignore general horror movies, then there aren't as many Halloween-specific options.
He somehow manages to be the most scary character in a movie full of Halloween monsters. (And the bug-based body still makes me itchy just thinking about it.)
Firstly, the packaging is adorable and the bright green cereal totally suits the holiday, but I have concerns.
Funko Pop figures are ultra-collectable and ultra-polarizing. You either find them adorable or creepy. Or adorably-creepy, I suppose, since that's where I fall. (I have 7... so far.)
Still, you'd be forgiven for questioning the edibility of a cereal made by a vinyl figurine company. Especially one described as "multigrain flavored."
You're meant to leave them in their packaging and hope that in 10 years you can make a few dollars of profit on eBay.
Both cereals are going to be sold exclusively at Spencer's and Spirit Halloween stores beginning September 11.
