ComingSoon's The Nightmare Before Christmas: Beyond Halloween Town review takes a look at the book focusing on the classic Tim Burton movie.
. The 168-page hardcover book from Epic Ink is a great look at how The Nightmare Before Christmas has impacted pop culture and has captivated a fandom for decades. With new quotes from Tim Burton, Danny Elfman, Catherine O’Hara, and more, it’s a great look for fans looking to further their appreciation of the 1993 film.
One of the aspects of Beyond Halloween Town I really enjoyed, and one that sets it apart from a lot of other books on the subject matter, is how much it goes into the greater impact that The Nightmare Before Chrismas has had. It touches on everything from the now iconic music and its appearances in video games to how the fandom celebrates the series through cosplay and themed weddings.
Disclosure: ComingSoon was sent a copy by the publisher for our The Nightmare Before Christmas: Beyond Halloween Town review.Tyler Treese is ComingSoon and SuperHeroHype's Editor-in-Chief. An experienced entertainment journalist, his work can be seen at Sherdog, Fanbyte, Rock Paper Shotgun, and more. When not watching the latest movies, Treese enjoys mixed martial arts and playing with his Shiba Inu, Kota.
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