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October 30, 2018, Tuesday - Demons of the Deep Blue Sea at the Twin Cities Horror Festival at Southern Theater

Time: 10pm

Location: The Southern Theater, 1420 Washington Avenue S 

Demons of the Deep Blue Sea at the Twin Cities Horror Festival

Much of human civilization has always depended on the sea - and the sea has always taken its share of humans. Learn about the monsters created by the horror of the briny deep; from alluring sirens and mermaids to terrifying krakens and serpents, and countless more besides. Plus jokes! And even PowerPoint! 

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