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‘The Thing’ Mashed Up With Quentin Tarantino’s ‘Hateful Eight’ Trailer
YouTube user and longtime io9 contributor Paul Garrison Dean couldn’t help himself. Hell, he even writes, “I’ve never done a straight mashup before, but… The Isolation. The Snow. Dudes. Kurt Russell. I had to.”
Because of these similarities, Dean mashed together the visuals of Quentin Tarantino’s newest trailer for Hateful Eight with the audio of John Carpenter’s The Thing, creating “The Thing Rides West”, a glorious trailer that actually, in my mind, looks FAR more interesting than what Tarantino’s latest film seems to offer.
Give it a view below!
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‘Get the Hell Out of the House’ – Makers of ‘Mixtape Massacre’ Announce Christmas Horror Game
From the mind that brought you the slasher board game Mixtape Massacre and the aquatic horror game Float comes Get the Hell Out of the House, a brand new gameplay experience.
A mysterious package has arrived at the Bloody Disgusting offices this week announcing the upcoming tabletop horror game, which looks to have a Christmas Horror theme.
The board game is set in Springbrook Falls on Christmas Eve…
“Steve Collins has organized a party for the kids and staff of Ruthie’s House; something to remind them all that this is home for them as long as they want it to be. But just as the celebrations begin, there is a ring at the door. As Steve goes to open it, he has no idea the nightmare that is about to walk in.
“Protect your friends and family as Jeffrey Tombs comes home for the holidays. Uncover the secrets of the Tombs’ estate as you fight back, rescue your loved ones, and most importantly…
“GET THE HELL OUT OF THE HOUSE.”
The holiday horror-themed tabletop game is launching on Kickstarter Q3 2024. Stay tuned. In the meantime, be sure to follow the game’s official account on Twitter/X for updates.
And check out the teaser package we received below…
The makers @mixtapemassacre are back with @gthogame, a Christmas horror game! Look for it to launch on Kickstarter soon. pic.twitter.com/DkzJ3RVLKH
— Alex DiVincenzo (@alexislegend) April 24, 2024
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