u/FreakyFreak2005

It was about a movie from the late 80s or early 90s, and the plot followed this cop/detective character in somewhere like New York or Chicago when this wealthy high-class businessman moves into town. Thing is, he's a master vampire and is sorta the head of a supernatural underworld who's looking to broaden his influence...worst yet? He manages to swoon the protagonist's girlfriend/wife so it's a race against time to stop his plans and save his significant other.

What else I can remember is that it was a comedy yet had a gritty rundown urban feel and punk tone, the vampires were treated like the Mafia/organized crime and definitely more akin to the ones in the original Fright Night films or Dusk 'Til Dawn; very over-the-top and monstrous, practical effect heavy. One scene had a gang ambushed by one of the main villain's henchmen in an abandoned building, who straight up turned into fucking ManBat.

So yeah, would you watch this movie? I figured you guys would've liked to hear about it, lol.

You know those thirst trap goth girls, the ones who do those cringy speed date videos? Well imagine one of them ending with those chicks pulling out their "teeth" (which are actually just covers) to reveal fangs and having a drink of some simp's blood! Some vamps could probably actually really thrive in this day and age, knowing how some people are...

Based off a recent post here because I think the idea is cool

It'd be a single player third person shooter where YOU play the killer, and the objective is to take out the small group of people without getting caught (until there's one person left). Think what the Friday the 13th game did with the challenges but that's the entirety of it rather than a small part. You're basically playing out your own horror movie, in other words.

Obviously one of the big appeals is the kills which would be diverse and varied, with tons of potential weapons around the map as well as using the environment (e.g. pushing someone into a wood chipper or impaling them on a mounted deer head) yet some would have to be unlocked after reaching either a certain level or completing how many objectives.

Another perk is no set villain; either you can design them yourself with a wide assortment of masks, outfits, and other forms of customization. If not that then it'd can be like "War of The Monsters" with a selection of different killers clearly based on various different archetypes yet still unique in their own rights (e.g. possessed doll, mutant/cannibalistic hillbilly, evil clown, splatter/gore demons etc) as well as possible some other horror genre pastiches. Each one having their own unique powerset and effects on the gameplay/story. Do I really need to tell you it'd be the same for the locations?

So yeah, that's the basic rundown of how I'd personally go about a horror/slasher game. What does everyone think about it? Anything you'd add or change personally?

First things off, back to basics plot with all the stuff everyone loves though with some twists like Camp Crystal Lake being fully functional with campers where nobody was seemingly informed about its past (or else the week before the kids are supposed to arrive). I'd also lean heavily into the ghost story/campfire tale theming and superstition that's synonymous with the day.

It would have an atmosphere similar to Part 1 and 2 with moments of Jason stalking in the shadows like in Part 3. Finally the brutality and meanspirited kills of The Final Chapter or Part 7. Jason himself would be a mix between the freak of nature from the older films and the woodsman from the remake, though it'd be ambiguous whether he's supernatural or not throughout most of it (to go along with the theme like I mentioned).

Not the most detailed idea, but that's just a basic rundown of how I'd tackle a Friday the 13th film.

Hi there! I'm back with some more Halloween haunt/yard display themes that I'd love to do sometime in the following seasons. For context, you can read my initial post here.

First has guests enter an old fishing town that's fallen to madness in the grips of an ancient Sea God. Now they must avoid hybrid humanoid freaks, monstrous fish and crazed cultists looking for a human sacrifice to appease the abyssal demon if they hope to survive. Clearly a very Lovecraft inspired haunt, which I ironically got the idea from Lowe's nautical themed prop line from awhile back.

Next revolves around certain folklore which would mainly be Japanese, Hawaiian/Polynesian or even Celtic mythology. For clarification I'm meaning separate houses, like one being about the "Otherworld" or another being about yokai and such.

After that is an old school dark ride/fun house like you'd find at a traveling carnival, very campy yet nostalgic and light on real intense horror or scares. Sort of a more family friendly option compared to the other two.

Last is a little different from the typical Halloween attraction, being like a museum of sorts for various monsters done only with animatronics and props. I'm frankly not sure if it'd attract many visitors though since it wouldn't be a normal haunted house experience.

That's all I've got for right now, and just like last time, be sure to give me your thoughts or ideas on whichever theme presented here!

Probably a really stupid question, but it's definitely been something I've wondered as of late. My opinion? Absolutely!