Dec 05 2024 16 mins 28
December 5th is Krampusnacht!
In honor of this special occasion, we revisit the real story of Krampus in today’s holiday edition of Unpleasant Dreams! Oh, and be sure to be good. You wouldn’t want to upset The Krampus…
Find the original article by EM Hilker that this episode is based on HERE
Episode originally released in 2021.
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