Questionable Questing

Love that shaking ass and I like Expansion as a fertility symbol thing. You seen Sinners?

That last ass is too much

Haven't seen sinners, is it any good? And the last ass is too much, but the annoyed look on Fern's face and the hand slap to her boyfriends face makes up for it.

Fucking amazing. Mind a spoiler scene? Minor. Haven't watched yet but need to

Don't mind spoilers, browsing over on TV in 4chan has already given me a pretty good overview of the plot. lol.

Turn caps on

An Irish Durge was not what I was expecting to be the theme song for Southern former Slave Owning Vampires, but you know what it works pretty well. Also some commentary or symbolism here about both the Brothers and the Vampires not fitting in or being from America.

What it would take for me to buy a Switch 2

Nope. Pagan Irish vampire from before Rome and Britain conquered Ireland.

I love the uncomfortable body control over Zelda. Got more?

This one's pretty cute.

Very nice.

And how Charlie?

But ancient pagan vampires, that could be a pretty fun concept to explore. Kind of reminds me of this one Swedish or Danish Horror movie I saw, where this group of friends who are hiking through this forest after climbing a mountain to dump the ashes of one of their group that had recently passed, had accidentally stumbled onto this cult that worships Loki or some ancient god.

And throughout the story, its super mysterious about whether the "god" is real or not. And the whole friend group is getting these visions of things they regret or traumatic memories. With the Main guy in particular having this horrible flash back to the night his friend died, the one who's ashes they were dumping, because as it turns out they went to a convenience store together that got robbed.

And the friend tried to stand up to the robbers and got shot, while the MC didn't and survived. But now he's filled with this survivors guilt at being a coward. Which as it turns out the "god" sensed that insecurities and was trying to break him mentally. Because the god's a coward too, and is terrified of modern weapons and dying. So after a break down and a character arc after all his friends die horribly.

Oh so the God's a dink

The MC stands up for himself and attacks the god, which is this twenty or thirty foot monster with just a tiny ax, and after he hits it. The monster literally starts running away. The whole cult he had built from traumatized survivors of various massacres he created, they were all just there to feed the gods ego at how irrelevant he was.

There were even signs that the forest was about to get chopped down by a real estate developer. It was just super interesting how fast the monster went from terrifying ancient dark god to pathetic loser. And the MC went from whiny coward, to fearless ax wielding warrior. Sorry about that tangent you just reminded me of that for some reason. lol