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If you dig what you do they will never get you down... ✌️💜🅰️ TS talks about becoming a troubadour instead of an act, and how he sings "The Ballad of the Devil's Backbone Tavern" as a reminder that he chose the job because he loves it. Get the new live album #ReturnoftheStoryteller out September 23: https://orcd.co/returnofthestoryteller Get tickets for American Troubadour Tour: https://toddsnider.net/tour/ | Todd Snider

The Devil’s Backbone / El Espinazo del Diablo (2001) – Guillermo del Toro redefine el terror gótico desde la Guerra Civil española, con fantasmas que cargan memoria y tristeza más que maldad. La escena del ojo en la cerradura es uno de los momentos más recordados del cine de terror moderno: breve, simple, pero con una tensión impecable. Un recordatorio de que el susto no es lo importante… sino lo que viene después. 👉 ¿La viste cuando salió o recién la descubriste ahora? . . . . . . . #reelsdeci

“The Devil's Backbone” (2001), directed by Guillermo del Toro, is an atmospheric Spanish-language ghost story set during the Spanish Civil War. It is a very unique blend of horror and historical commentary, using supernatural elements to explore themes of trauma and war. Its nuanced storytelling and atmospheric visuals set it apart, yet it was initially overlooked outside of Spain and Mexico, probably due to its foreign language and niche genre, gaining appreciation later, after Guillermo’s main