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Violence as Genetic Need in Gaming
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Kepler's Lunar Vision
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Impact of 'Jaws' and 'The Exorcist'
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Critique of Halloween 2018's Inconsistencies
0:53
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52 Amityville Films Later
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Indie Developers and Creative Freedom
0:43
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Dramatic Story of Choice – Addiction vs Responsibility
1:09
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Know Your Audience – Key to Writing Effective Horror
0:33
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Just Do It - Creative Encouragement
0:23
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Resurgence of British Horror Cinema
0:27
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Controversial opinions on past environmental concerns
0:32
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Preserving Original Film Memories Amid New Entries
1:08
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Tonight
0:55
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The Power of Unseen Evils in Horror Films
0:26
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Mincemeat Pie – No Meat, Just Raisins
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The Problem with Bringing Characters Back
2:40
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Streaming as Theater and Customer Service
1:39
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Challenging Giant Corporations - Empowering Individuals
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Humorous Sign-off – John D Hyena
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Tonight
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Zombies - A Path to Self-Destruction
0:38
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Jason Blum of Blumhouse - No Consequences Day
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AI and Historical Fears of Technology
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Intellectual Property and Libertarian Views
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The Power of Microfiction - Tiny Nightmares
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Blackpilled vs Whitepilled - Individuality in a Challenging System
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Tonight
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Humane Carnivorism and Forgotten Films
1:02
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Vampire's Take on Turning and Eating
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Why Horror Games Endure — 40 Years of Fear
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The Host's Take on Horror Movies
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Debating the existence of giants
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The Social Perks of Streaming
1:02
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Tonight
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Vampire are Superior to Zombies
1:13
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Lost Origins of Horror Television
1:18
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1487 – The Puppet's True Identity
1:46
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The Story of Two Wolves
0:57
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Why Eddie is Named Eddie
0:46
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Balancing Negativity with Positivity
1:37
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Tonight
0:55
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Conspiracy Theories and Secret Societies in 'Late Night with the Devil'
0:38
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Welfare and Family Insanity - A Libertarian's View
1:14
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Mad Max Fury Road - Feminist Propaganda
1:09
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Promoting Conventions and Socializing
1:05
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Tonight
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Controversial Take - Old Movies vs Woke Culture
1:00
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Big Changes for The Horror Stream Live
1:18
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Critiquing Halloween 2018 - Inconsistent Power Dynamics
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Character Transformation Discussion
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Tonight
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Tonight
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The Iconic Phantasm Cuda
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Solving Hellish Times - Support Small and Local
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Libertarian Views on Government
1:02
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Nostalgia and Opinion on Evil Dead
0:51
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The Frustrations of Copyright Infringement
0:56
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Why Gamer Gril Stands Out, Personal Connection and Horror Games
1:33

The Problem with Bringing Characters Back

10 months ago
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how you guys feel about the comic book heroes the comic book everybody keeps coming back it's like we just had Deadpool and Wolverine well Wolverine is supposedly dead but they brought him back because of money you know so it's kind of like horror it was kind of exclusive to horror and I liked it that way where when people, well, they bring back the killer. The people that the killer killed stay dead, but the star of the film... stayed or kept coming back. But now the comic book movies are the same thing. And I guess in the comics, there was different times when Superman would die and then come back and all these different types of things. But I'm not a big fan of this. Because the problem with bringing your characters back... is the next time you kill them we don't take it seriously we don't take death of your main characters seriously anymore because we can't because we know that you'll just bring them back because money so to me that lessens the experience like when your character dies I'd like to see them stay dead. I'll give you the best example in horror is The Devil's Rejects. At the end of The Devil's Rejects, spoiler alert, plug your ears if you don't want to hear the spoiler for The Devil's Rejects, but at the end of... The devil's reject, everybody dies and, uh, or all the main characters die in a fantastic scene. It's beautiful. I loved it. It was really, really great. Perfect ending to that movie. But then money says that they all had to survive and they all come back for three from hell. I have not seen that movie and I don't even really want to. And I don't want to because they're all dead. They're supposed to be dead.

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