In a mist-shrouded corner of the eerie neighborhood, where the line between the living and the afterlife blurs, a new home emerges next to the infamous Addams Family mansion. This house, a bizarre mix of Victorian architecture and Gothic grandeur, appears almost overnight, much to the curiosity of the Addams clan. Gomez and Morticia, ever intrigued by the unusual, decide to greet their new neighbors.
As they approach, the door creaks open, revealing none other than the ghost with the most—Beetlejuice, in all his chaotic glory. With a mischievous grin and a puff of green smoke, he introduces himself, reveling in the sheer oddity of the situation. Gomez, delighted to meet someone who matches Addams’ appreciation for the macabre, invites Beetlejuice and his household for a dinner of eyeball stew and roasted bat wings.
Over the grotesque feast, Morticia and Lydia Deetz, Betelgeuse’s rather reluctant companion, find themselves deep in conversation about the beauty of darkness and the art of melancholy. Lurch, the Addams’ towering butler, exchanges grunts with Beetlejuice, forming an unspoken bond over their shared love of the bizarre.
As the night deepens, a thunderstorm rages outside, only adding to the ambiance. Thunder crackles, and with each flash of lightning, Beetlejuice makes objects around the room dance, much to the amusement of the Addams children, Pugsley and Wednesday. Even Thing and Beetlejuice’s severed hand Henchman become fast friends, much to the discomfort of the rest of the table.
By the time the storm passes, a bond as strange and unbreakable as the fabric of the supernatural has formed. The Addams Family and Beetlejuice, now more than just neighbors, share a twisted sense of kinship. They vow to keep their corner of the world as dark and wonderfully weird as possible, planning many more peculiar gatherings under the eerie moonlight.
And so, in this odd little corner of the world, two families—each a little stranger than the next—come together, proving that even in the realm of the bizarre, there’s always room for one more oddball. Please join us
This region was created by Ferd Frederix and Marianna Monentes
Ferd animated Sandworms, skeletons, drive-ins, houses, Beetlejuice, created the Covered Bridge with hole, Maitlands car wreck scene, bus barn, roadkill chicken the list goes on and on. Fred is a master of details, and he taught me how to capture every essential aspect of a themed region. When you visit, take your time to appreciate all the brilliant touches he has added throughout. Fred, you enrich my life in so many ways—thank you from the bottom of my heart, dearest Fred. I had an incredible time and so much fun!
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