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The furries have taken John Carpenter too… THEY CAN’T KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH IT!

@@shortbushero nooo

@@shortbushero AVENGE ME BROTHER

gross

But do they know the name of HP Lovecraft's cat 🤔

@@melgibsonafter5beers329 Blankman?

‘Time is a flat circle. ‘ Everything we’ve ever done or will do, we’re gonna do over and over and over again. -True Detective

Even better because there isn't any scary squid face

⁠@@fnot804 sounds like something dr manhattan would do

Man their last album was so boring, i actually almost fall asleep listening to it😭

@@mycity7590 What's it called? "12 Tingle Triggers Guaranteed to Put You to Sleep"? Maybe it's serving its purpose...

Damn, I forgot that this dude did all of his OSTs as well, what a talent.

I thought that WAS Metallica at first

For those who don't get the joke, Steven King's IT. In some ways, his brain was fried even before he caught TDS.

I'll take the elder-god worshipping l0 0n, over the self important, non c3y com mi3, any day of the week ^^

I haven't read IT in a while. Was it really 20 pages long?

Iirc it was not 20 pages long, but still uncomfortably long. I have no interest in re-reading it since Stephen King gives me extreme pedo vibes.@@g.g.moquete

I'll do you one better - I'd smooch the King in Yellow. I'd recommend checking out "Sucker for Love" ^^

how are we Chat outside of chat

That's a good Shoggy Doggy. Good boy.

I'd breed with a shoggoth.

The old lady and her husband also provides a little dark comedy.

Blue like him, inside and outside.

I wish Frictional Games understood this. The first Amnesia game gave us just enough hints about other worlds to be interesting. Then the later games starts to show and explain the world. I feel like that level of familiarity and understanding of a Lovecraftian universe is doubly bad.

@@frankfrankerson782 What's more, further familiarity and understanding of the Cosmos is supposed to serve to further damn a mere human, at least. Where, in new installments, the protagonist that you play (new or old) should start out a deranged lunatic, where death is truly one of the better outcomes. Ah well, Sequel Syndrome can affect any type of entertainment, games especially.

@@frankfrankerson782 Eh, I felt Alexander was already human enough that his alien origin never really felt Lovecraftian, so exploring more of his world just seemed like worldbuilding to me. The Lovecraftian aspects came from The Shadow and the Orbs it guards, which are still completely unexplained, while the Other World that Alexander came from was an incredibly advanced civilization that tapped into these Lovecraftian powers. Regardless, the Bunker seems to imply the series will be going back to keeping the Other World stuff in the background while telling each game's individual story, so they probably won't delve much deeper into the Other World anyway.

Pretty sure Yharnam is only affected by the hunt and the rest of the world is ignorant of the truth and just sees Yharnam as a bunch of crazy people. Also in the escape the dream ending everyone in Yharnam is insane or dead and you’re the only survivor and the hunt is doomed to happen again probably elsewhere in the world.

@@Vac302 even better. 🤣

You know how your forget the dream you just had a few minutes ago? Since it was experienced as a dream, the hunter will soon forget it too. This can either be a blessing, as the hunter remain ignorant of the cosmic horror around him, or a curse, as the hunter will be forever stuck on a loop of entering the dream and forgetting it.

The only name that comes to mind is Michael Bay, obviously. (I kid, maybe Robert Eggers or Ari Aster)

Oh crap is it bad? Alan Wake 2?

@@theOriginalRudeDude I would say so. My verdict on the DLC remains to be seen, but the base game was just a massive letdown. It was off to a bad start when I learned Remedy sought the consultation services of Sweet Baby Inc. to make their story and characters more in line with woke values, despite already spending money hard-earned across different projects to buy the IP rights to Alan Wake from Microsoft. They could have retained complete creative control, but this demonstrated a loss of integrity that I didn't see coming. Regardless, as for the game itself, the storytelling, character, pacing, and combat are a world apart from its prequel: the story is told in a very dragged out and convoluted fashion, much of the characters have diminished personality from their initial appearances or are just there, with Saga Anderson faring the worst, being a shallow, girlboss template with next to no emotional range, suffering much the same fate as Jesse Faden from Remedy's previous outing, Control. The graphical fidelity and atmosphere at least pull their weight impressively, even without hardware ray-tracing, though performance issues on PC left much to be desired. The mechanics themselves are a lot less precise than the first game or American Nightmare, leaning more into deliberately clunky movement to facilitate detailed animations and/or intensifying the horror, neither of which I believe benefits the fun factor, especially when the dodge mechanic doesn't work out more than half the time. The choice to separate Saga and Alan's campaigns with the option to switch between was neat in theory, but it results in a less cohesive progression in an already frustratingly fragmented narrative. The atmosphere and sound design can induce great tension, but the game relies far too heavily on jumpscares to the point where it becomes annoying to play. Finally, the ending just blows and is a blatant setup for a sequel that doesn't resolve much of anything that occurred beforehand. I will give credit to the one showcase sequence in Alan's campaign (you'll know it when you see it), and one particular video entry of Alice Wake's project that was particularly disturbing. Ultimately, I wouldn't want to play through it all again, as it took me nearly 30 hours to finish on normal difficulty without going out of my way to 100% it, and the game doesn't need to be that long.

@@kodybuffettwilson my estimations of Alan Wake 2 as a great sequel just frikken plummeted. The first one felt like such an experience, I loved the arcady gameplay and the story and the characters. I named one of my dogs Barry bro. And I was looking forward to the Sam Lake detective dude. Oh, and thanks for not spoiling btw.

@@theOriginalRudeDude No problem, dude.

​@@theOriginalRudeDude Max Derrat's game of the year, which gives more credence to passing on it.

90s Carpenter still had some amount of talent within him, but after seeing "The Ward", I knew he had nothing left (on the filmmaking side) - that was truly a terrible experience ^^

Jürgen Prochnow is a great actor.

This movie was his biopic when you think about it. Once an average dude that made a rantsona because everyone was doing it, managed to bump uglies with some of the wickedest people thanks to Gamergate, and before he got to the bottom of it he's dying/died of a mysterious illness that not even doctors can figure out. RIP, may the powers that be never scrub us of his memory.

Deusdaecon Reviews?

@@ActivistBatonVI you get a cookie, sir🍪

@@puffythedestroyer8878 He really deserves way more views, critics should learn a thing or two from Daecon.

They don't want you to know that every main modern day event is preplanned, prefabricated and designed specifically to harvest spiritual energy to bring negative things into existence in the physical world that require mass attention from humanity