

This week's challenge is to take classic kids' films and turn them into scary slasher movies, adapting the characters to make them horrific, violent and despicable.

Also, American cannons were made from bronze, smelted down from things like candlesticks and such, due to shortage of materials.
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And it's pretending to be real in a way which makes me do a frowny face.
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Whereas iron ones suffer corrosion and fractures.
I have a cannon.
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I have a cannon.

I think it was either the French or the British who used iron cannons. They used to have a handful of guys manning just one because they were so heavy.
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On second thoughts, that's definitely The Patriot
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