Death by Childbirth: How the protagonist's mother died, which is a fact that his father loves to remind them repeatedly. This was released in 1995 and featured the episodes: "Country Retreat", "Let There Be Light" and "Please Mind Your Head". Drowning My Sorrows: In the ending where William is killed by Sister Pyrus, Thomas goes to the bottle to try and get over the loss of his beloved. Take That!: Codey, the programming-centric parody of Microsoft's own Clippy, is seemingly the Big Bad, and you gun down a zombified army of him in the Potato's Revenge segment.

Skip, the co-star of a children's television show alongside his dog Chip, needs to prepare for a Halloween party. As he gathers supplies from around the house, strange, not-suitable-for-children spookiness occurs. Mr. Wonka then introduces the party to his workers, the Oompa-Loompas, who are knee-high people from Loompaland. Mr. Wonka convinced them to come work in his factory after discovering that the Oompa-Loompas lived in constant danger in Loompaland and couldn’t get ahold of the one food they crave: cacao beans, which are what chocolate is made of. They love to sing, and they’re always laughing. Blood Magic: At least one spell requires the player to stab themselves with a sacrificial knife to use their own blood. In a Single Bound: Once gifted Mind over Matter powers, the protagonist who starts off with a weak and meek jump is able to make telekinesis-assisted leaps in the air. The Fourth Wall Will Not Protect You: In-Universe; the final challenge is getting new batteries for your game...and Death appears to stop you.Nothing Is Scarier: For the most part, it's just you in an abandoned researched facility in the Arctic that has a lot of blood stains and corpses hanging around. Artemis has no idea what the being responsible for this carnage is, or if it's still there. Ominous Fog: Ravenshollow is bathed in fog and rain that really immerses you into the dreary rural environment. Shotguns Are Just Better: Butch carries around a shotgun to combat the Growth. Which is somewhat fitting due to the way he fights like a classic FPS hero in his boss battle. No Good Deed Goes Unpunished: William saves a hurt deer, and all he got out of it was the same animal biting him. Which slowly starts a Lovecraftian crisis in Ravenshollow.

Body Horror: The mutations that Melissa can get from eating Growth monsters aren't exactly the prettiest even if you get a first person view. Just taking a look at what happens to her hands is probably enough. A mislaid deeds paper left by the forgetful old Lord would supposedly clarify who has rights to the estate, buried somewhere in the gardens that Onslow is left to ineptly try and keep in shape. Most of the conflict would have come from the Lord's brother and the manor's snooty neighbours, the wealthy Hyde-Whytes, who are not happy about the "commoners" who have taken up residence next door (although it later transpires that Mr. Hyde-Whyte used to know Onslow in their youth and is indebted to him after Onslow once took the fall for him to stop him being arrested). Su Pollard was approached to play the role of Miss Dorothy "Dotty" Henshaw, the Lord's eccentric and easily flustered cook/housekeeper who remains with the estate, and some preliminary location shooting was reportedly undertaken. This proposed spin-off series was ultimately not commissioned. Botanical Abomination: The dead tree that holds the titular cursed fruit. It also happens to have the body of your beloved (but infected) William entangled in its roots. As a comet rapidly approaches Earth, will you be able to reunite with your loved ones before the world ends? In the Hood: Every single NPC except the Master. Justified as you and they are all part of a group of wizards.This adaptation, directed by playwright Johnny Culver, made its American premiere in New York City in March 2015, at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church Theater Fellowship/Jones Auditorium. [53] Culver directed an additional production of this adaptation with performances on 5 August 2017 and 6 August 2017 at Saint Luke's Episcopal Church in Forest Hills, Queens. The game is set in rural Finland 1888 during the midsummer, where hardworking farmhouses across the nation are celebrating Juhannus. It's a night-less night that is believed to hold magical properties, where many younger folk participate in playful rituals and fun games. Swept up in the superstitions, a young protagonist tries a ritual their father has told them about. But be warned; because they were deemed unlovable by their peers, not everyone wants to see them succeed in their scavenger hunt for flowers. They would rather brand them to take part in one of their games as the Hunsvotti. Shout-Out: According to Father Higgins, one of the priests that was sent to help exorcise the demon out of him never actually did three exorcisms like he claimed, they just saw The Exorcist three times.

There are a vast number of reasons why you may require the help of a cleaning service. If you are time poor, unable to do the work because of ill health, run a busy office, or simply need peace of mind that the job will be done. Whatever your reason, let me take the load off your mind. Akin to World of Horror, there's a Silent Hill reference consisting of a ritual involving a blue gem which leads to a joke ending in which you are abducted by aliens. Dirty Communists: When undergoing the second "Rationalize" moment, the option for who to blame for the strange events is Communists, Aliens, Ghosts, or Go Crazy. Communists is the one that "fits" the most, but since it doesn't fit perfectly, you have to "bend" the idea until it does fit. Bit of Fridge Brilliance. Meat Moss: The alien...thing seems to be this, constantly growing and covering most of the base with itself. Eventually, it ends up completely taking over the planet as shown in The Stinger. Killer Rabbit: You don't have to face killer rabbits, but your first preys are infected mutant Turkeys.Short-Range Shotgun: Subverted. The range of the shotgun is rather realistic allowing you to at least shoot from much farther than you expect. This is a review from Cinemassacre's (James Rolfe) Board James Episode 8 (for those AVGN fans: actually, this is a special episode during The Angry Video Game Nerd break) BBC Radio 4 FM, 25 July 2009". www.genome.ch.bbc.co.uk. 25 July 2009. Archived from the original on 21 July 2019 . Retrieved 14 June 2019. The Dread X Collection is a series of small games created by a collaboration of indie devs, all with the same mission: create the "P.T." for the horror project of their dreams. It was released for PC on May 26, 2020.