@wyakyro_ I just restarted college after like 10 years before all this AI bullshit, when I write all of my stuff out and see the AI checker score me at 0% and 5% it makes me so happy
@weirdgaltweets Agreed, I feel like even the not so good evil dead movies are still pretty great. If anything, I feel like what they were trying to do in rise, was done much better here.
Released October 2, 1993, The Halloween Tree is an animated fantasy-drama television movie based on Ray Bradbury's 1972 novel. Produced by Hanna-Barbera, it stars Ray Bradbury as the narrator and Leonard Nimoy as the children's guide, Mr. Moundshroud.
@Ofcimcold I like to think that there’s still a chance some people have anitbodies that could fight off the virus. Not everyone obv but that’s how I resolve it. As far as accidents I think it was still too early to point a finger directly at anyone. A sequel might be able to explore that!
@Utd_Valeria@SiezerW I thought the same but from a bio perspective she should have been fully active by then. Did a goog search after the movie and irl viruses spread faster in the cold. Maybe I’m wrong idk
@fortniteboy102@Tunnelsnakefool Pretty much. I smoked as an adult so I tried different strains and objectively I get different types of high but overall I’m like the base level of euphoria is the same.
@MissSophiaaxx Nah I agree with the scientists, I wanted Bryan to survive but gun to my head they were right; they could have replicated the cure to save more than just the 1 guy.
@Daykerpriest I feel like she was at the same stage Bryan was in his transformation. Like it hadn’t reached the brain yet but was fighting to take over and once her face split open (fuck you Zach for that) that was like when it was complete? Great scene tho
@GamewithDave I have sympathy for indie devs trying to cut corners but it’s inexcusable for bigger companies especially in this “live-service/battle-pass” hellscape we’re currently in
@whitneyalex That’s fair. People keep asking what kind of horror it is and I hesitant because when I think of horror in
a general sense I think Sinister or The Conjuring and I can’t recommend it. It’s slow, weird, awkward and psychological. Not for everyone and that’s ok!
@mrmikeMTL TVs. Now that I think about it adjusting for inflation I paid like 250-300 back in the day for a 32” last Xmas I bought a 55” on sale for 250 💪
@ohsethy When the character becomes aware, or reacts naturally to an extreme situation. The scene from Evil Dead 2 where Ash is laughing at the possessed cabin comes to mind.