So what I'm reading from this is a low effort post in an attempt to skate the day away. I mentioned to Heavy since he also doesn't watch Horror movies, he could always do this.

DPR needs to link his channel in this Discord Channel. (That's what it's there for. lol) https://discord.com/channels/440162702967439371/1210360410583080990

There's a youtube channel?

The "theme" about that movie is also about Revenge. The "Mother" of Jason is the real murderer that goes around killing all the campers. She is going around killing campers and the staff out of revenge, because the Camp Staff allowed and encouraged the campers to bully her child. Mind, it's been a hot minute since I've seen it, but this ultimately led to him falling into the lake, and I'm pretty sure all the campers and the life guards were just sitting back and laughing as he was drowning. Now I did say the movie pick is AI, partly in jest but also.... not. 🤡

Well hot damn, you found a Quentin Tarantino movie I haven't seen.

I think I know the perfect movie for you.

He never saw it coming. 😅 They also didn't see the Titans either. The movie was wild.

That was Chris Hemsworth, Making an epic Evel Knievel style motorcycle jump over a gorge trying to escape the Cabin, only to hit a barrier just before getting to the edge, and then plummeting into the abyss.

Are you going to Chris Hemsworth the game?

TBF, Tucker & Dale and Evil Dead are technically in the genre: Horror, Comedy. Movies genres that are adjacent to horror include Thrillers, Science Fiction, Psychological, Paranormal, Monster. If you don't watch any of those genres, you can always fall back to...What's you're favorite movie that takes place in a woods or a camp? Examples include but are not limited to: Holes, Wet Hot American Summer, Bambi.

First! *Looks around* *Crickets* So... What's everyone's favorite horror movie that takes place in the woods near a camp? Mine is either Tucker & Dale vs Evil, or Evil Dead 2. Your answers to this question are AI.

It was in like every episode that he did anything with a sword. He'd be up high, and He'd jump at a group of enemies with his sword high above his head, and he'd shout to make sure they'd know he's there before jumping. He'd take out one or two of them and then fight the rest with typical sword fighting. It was the kind of thing that you'd yell at the TV because it was peak Cringe CW. Lol

There's private chats (It's called Direct Messaging on Discord or DMs) on Discord. So you can receiving DMs on Discord, while also being in the DM Mafia channel, but others in the Mafia channel won't see your DMs from the Mafia Mod. Confused yet?

I haven't personally read the books, but from the way I understand it, they may as well be 50 shades of wheel of time. My number one complaint I remember to this day was yelling at the screen every week. WTF do you keep giving up the high ground and jumping at them like you're Xena warrior princess!

I recommend sending everything via carrier pigeon.

The Steppin arc in season 1 makes sense as you said. Season 2, I think they spent way to much bloody time on Moiraine and her "bloody is she shielded or is she stilled and then making Lan solve it" plot, that it took away from all the other characters story arcs, plot points and potential character growth. They recast Marin al'Vere from Season 1. They recast Ihvon. They straight up killed Ila's Husband/Aram's grandfather because they didn't want to bother recasting him for the same reason they recast Ihvon and Marin al'Vere. They even recast Cenn Buie! So the point is... They can recast people if they're too busy. They did it with bloody Matrim Cauthon... They can do it with Siuan or Loial if they have to. Killing characters off because it's easier, is just an excuse, imo.

Dexter (8 seasons and counting?!) & True Blood (7 Seasons), strayed tremendously from the source right from the beginning and they arguably didn't fail. Were the later seasons of those two shows garbage compared to the early seasons? Yeah, but that's an entirely different debate, and is often par the course for a long-term TV series and a rapidly aging cast. Dresden Files, yeah it was a bad adaptation, but it was also 2005's Syfy you're talking about here. Their biggest shows back then was Stargate: SG1 and Battlestar Galactica. They didn't exactly want to spend a lot of money on quality programming back then. Syfy was the network that would put on low budget B Films (or E or F, or G films?!) with actors and actresses that I'm pretty sure were from the corn industry due to their... really bad acting abilities. SYFY would legitimately put on the R rated, Made for TV version of Pirates II (ifykyk), if they thought they could have got away with it. lmao Legend of the Seeker? Well, yeah the show was bad, but so was the Source Material. The show fell into the classic "CW-like" Tropes that make for cringe television. But the biggest issue with that show was that the Source Material came from a horrendous Author that hated his fans, his work nearly plagiarized the wheel of time, and it doesn't quiet help that Mr. Goodkind was a detestable Human that thought it was apt to mock Robert Jordan and his Fans by saying his heart was in perfect health, after RJ had just publicly disclosed his own health issues regarding Amyloidosis.

That's like MSN Messenger, right? 🤡

Heh, Thanks for adding that link. I couldn't find half of those roles either. You definitely picked some interesting roles, though there's definitely some more intriguing one's on there. lol

@keyholder21 Mark me in as a Benchwarmer. E.g. I'll take the last spot if no one wants it. Or if someone has to drop the game for some reason I can attempt to fill that spot. Sound good?

ih8u Looks like killing Marsh's train was a reasonable idea after all, heh. I could go into the admin controls and have it auto change the words "giggity" to "skibidi"...