Twins call upon 'The Shining' in super creepy TC Bear video
Your kids will never look at TC Bear the same if you let them watch the spooky Halloween video (below) the Minnesota Twins released today.
The video is a spooky spoof of the movie The Shining. Specifically, it's their version of the scene where two haunting little girls invited the little girl on the tricycle to "come play" with them.
Wishing you a Shining Halloween.#Halloween2017 https://t.co/Ylie7Ud22q
— Minnesota Twins (@Twins) October 31, 2017
Here's the original scene from the movie.
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