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Back in April, we were sad to learn that Netflix had pulled the plug on the series “The Curious Creations of Christine McConnell.” But she’s back, this time on a different platform. The show featured Christine McConnell, part Martha Stewart part horror hostess, teaching viewers how to create mindblowing goodies while she deals with a house full of creature misfits. Yesterday McConnell to social media to announce her new project, “From the Mind of Christine McConnell,” which debuts today on YouTube. The series is a new monthly series come to life thanks to fans through Patreon. Her Patrons will receive a special link that gives them access to extra, exclusive episodes and more. Watch the first episode below.
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Last year we were introduced to Christine McConnell, a constantly snarky Frankenstein raccoon, a mummified cat, and a werewolf in the enchanting cooking series “The Curious Creations of Christine McConnell.” McConnell, a charming cross between Martha Stewart and Morticia Gomez, gave us lessons on dark themed treats and decor. I’ll be honest, I thought the show was fantastic. Unfortunately, Netflix doesn’t feel the same way. The streaming service will not be renewing the series. McConnell took to Twitter to deliver a message to fans. I‘m very sad to say, I’ve been told there won’t be another season of The Curious Creations. Thank you to everyone who watched and has supported the series. Thank you to Henson, Wilshire, Netflix, and the amazing people who made the show with me. I’m so grateful.” Season one of the series is now streaming on Netflix.
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Netflix’s new spooktacular six-episode series “The Curious Creations of Christine McConnell” takes viewers through the steps of making creeptastic, fantastic desserts and other goodies is now streaming on Netflix. McConnell teaches you how to make goodies from pretzel bones and Ouija cookies and edible spiders and even a Halloween gingerbread house with the help of her mummy cat, werewolf, and a raccoon that she brought back to life. “Curious Creations” is the cooking and crafting series that all of us horror lovers have been begging for, think Pioneer Woman meets Morticia. We have a clip from the series featuring McConnell gives a tutorial to viewers on how to make spooky candles. Check it out.
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One of the best parts of Halloween is roaming around, seeing the creative ways people decorate their homes. Christine H. McConnell, a photographer, artist and model, takes decorating to a whole new level. This Halloween, her DIY house, covered in eyes, is beyond awesome. McConell has stated that she has had a life long affair with the horror genre, which is evident in her photography and decorating. Last year McConnell embraced the theme of ‘The Nightmare Before Christmas’. I look forward to seeing what she will create next Halloween. Follow Christine H. McConnell on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and visit her website. She also has a cookbook coming out soon that reflects her unique style.
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Back in April, we were sad to learn that Netflix had pulled the plug on the series “The Curious Creations of Christine McConnell.” But she’s back, this time on a different platform. The show featured Christine McConnell, part Martha Stewart part horror hostess, teaching viewers how to create mindblowing goodies while she deals with a house full of creature misfits. Yesterday McConnell to social media to announce her new project, “From the Mind of Christine McConnell,” which debuts today on YouTube. The series is a new monthly series come to life thanks to fans through Patreon. Her Patrons will receive a special link that gives them access to extra, exclusive episodes and more. Watch the first episode below.
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NetflixNewsStreaming TVTrailers
Last year we were introduced to Christine McConnell, a constantly snarky Frankenstein raccoon, a mummified cat, and a werewolf in the enchanting cooking series “The Curious Creations of Christine McConnell.” McConnell, a charming cross between Martha Stewart and Morticia Gomez, gave us lessons on dark themed treats and decor. I’ll be honest, I thought the show was fantastic. Unfortunately, Netflix doesn’t feel the same way. The streaming service will not be renewing the series. McConnell took to Twitter to deliver a message to fans. I‘m very sad to say, I’ve been told there won’t be another season of The Curious Creations. Thank you to everyone who watched and has supported the series. Thank you to Henson, Wilshire, Netflix, and the amazing people who made the show with me. I’m so grateful.” Season one of the series is now streaming on Netflix.
Continue reading →
HalloweenNetflixNewsTrailers
Netflix’s new spooktacular six-episode series “The Curious Creations of Christine McConnell” takes viewers through the steps of making creeptastic, fantastic desserts and other goodies is now streaming on Netflix. McConnell teaches you how to make goodies from pretzel bones and Ouija cookies and edible spiders and even a Halloween gingerbread house with the help of her mummy cat, werewolf, and a raccoon that she brought back to life. “Curious Creations” is the cooking and crafting series that all of us horror lovers have been begging for, think Pioneer Woman meets Morticia. We have a clip from the series featuring McConnell gives a tutorial to viewers on how to make spooky candles. Check it out.
Continue reading →
HalloweenHoliday HorrorNewsReviews
One of the best parts of Halloween is roaming around, seeing the creative ways people decorate their homes. Christine H. McConnell, a photographer, artist and model, takes decorating to a whole new level. This Halloween, her DIY house, covered in eyes, is beyond awesome. McConell has stated that she has had a life long affair with the horror genre, which is evident in her photography and decorating. Last year McConnell embraced the theme of ‘The Nightmare Before Christmas’. I look forward to seeing what she will create next Halloween. Follow Christine H. McConnell on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and visit her website. She also has a cookbook coming out soon that reflects her unique style.
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