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History Forum / General / General Topics / July 2004Hooded pallbearers: historical basis or no?
I've seen movies in which pallbearers have their heads covered by hoods. Is this just done for effect or does it have a historical basis? Thanks to anyone who answers. > I've seen movies in which pallbearers have their heads covered by hoods. Is > this just done for effect or does it have a historical basis? > Thanks to anyone who answers. What movie(s) are you talking about? A movie showing some terror network burying one of its own? << John Gilmer" gilmer@crosslink.net >> << "Janatrude" <janatrude@aol.com> wrote in message news:20040725100612.11415.00001399@mb-m23.aol.com... > I've seen movies in which pallbearers have their heads covered by hoods. Is > this just done for effect or does it have a historical basis? > Thanks to anyone who answers. What movie(s) are you talking about? A movie showing some terror network burying one of its own? >> (Janatrude) I was thinking of movies like Mario Bava's "The Whip and the Body" in which pallbearers are shown wearing red hoods over their heads. |
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