Raincoaster's KLASSY MANOR MOVIE NIGHT! "Harry & Snowman" On Friday, 1/23, At 6:30pm EST!

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Take note, hors! Raincoaster, Peckerwood Manor's esteemed and slutty movie curator, is hosting another movie night this Friday, 1/23, starting at 6:30pm EST. And trust me, you won't want to miss it. Links and further details will be unfurling in coming posts.

As you'll recall, Raincoaster once introduced us to giggly beavers...and now she's introducing us to a magnificent horsie with a head-turning story in this must-see 2016 documentary from director Ron Davis.

Meet "Snowman," a weary, anonymous Amish carthorse, age unknown, with harness sores. When he went to auction, he was sold to a horse meat dealer and loaded onto a trailer. Uh-oh. That's when Harry spotted him and made a much better offer. He thought this horse would be useful for lessons at the girls school he was teaching at. 

But Snowman turned out to be a great deal more than that.


Mark your calendar for this Friday, 1/23, 6pm EST, and we'll see you there. Popcorn optional, but please, no horse meat, you rube.


Photo Credits: FilmRise

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