RAINCOASTER'S KLASSY MANOR MOVIE NIGHT PRESENTS: "Harry & Snowman," Tonight At 6:30pm EST!

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Hooray! You've come to the right place. Raincoaster, Peckerwood's esteemed and slutty film curator, has selected another winning movie for tonight's Klassy Manor Movie Night. It's "Harry & Snowman," a critically-acclaimed, universally beloved documentary - you can read The Hollywood Reporter review here - in which an aging horse, of course, is sold to a slaughterhouse. Yet fate intervenes. And, yes, every bit of this jaw-dropping story is true. 

To watch tonight's movie with Raincoaster and your fellow Manor hors, keep an eye on the comment section. At 6:30pm EST - or this time where you are - Raincoaster will give the go-ahead to click start on the screening window below, then voila, the fun begins. Confused? Ask questions in the comments prior to showtime and all will be answered by myself, Raincoaster, or helpful Manor sloots. We're so glad you're here. Gather your popcorn or drugs or booze (or all three) and kick back. Showtime has arrived. 

FYI: The video below auto-starts, so tonight, just pause it, move it back to the beginning and wait for Raincoaster to give you the go-ahead at 6:30pm. 


Photo Credits: FilmRise, Docutainment Films, Imaginaut Entertainment

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