Michael myers rampage

CONCLUSION
And finally, here’s the final part! If you have any thoughts, or any disagreements, comment down below! I’d love to discuss the game’s lore with you all!
At its heart, Indigo Park is a tragedy, one that would make both Shakespeare and the ancient Greeks proud. It starts off with the creator wanting nothing but good, but slowly devolves into a horrifying, downward spiral. After all, the road to Hell is paved with good intentions.
Isaac Indigo has a dream of bringing his imagination to life, for people everywhere. The beginning of the twentieth century began horrendously, World War 1 being the deadliest conflict at the time. Wanting to help everyone and bring at least a spark of joy into their lives, Isaac Indigo launches headfirst into the media of his choice: cartoons.
Indigo comes up with his first permanent Mascot, Lloydford L. Lion. A loud, booming, rambunctious character, Lloyd sought to be the spark of happiness that Indigo hoped he would be. Lloyd would the very best actor, showman, and orator. He’s arrogant, but not pompous. He’s loud, but not with ill will. He’s the beginning of the cast that Indigo envisions, a character whose sole purpose is to please the world. It’s not a surprise that Lloyd is an actor, after all. He seeks to distract the world from its woes, at least for a bit, and make everyone have a good time.
Indigo, emboldened by his sudden fame and success, proceeds to churn out four more individuals: Rambley the Raccoon, Mollie the Macaw, Salem the Skunk, and, eventually, Finley the Sea Serpent, though he comes in separate from the other three.
Rambley Raccoon, a quick thinking, sharp tongued, cheeky little gremlin, is an instant hit with the people, becoming the second most popular character out of the five. Mollie Macaw, a happy-go-lucky bird with a love for the open skies, acts as Rambley’s best friend, the two practically glued together. Together, alongside Lloyd, these three represent the ‘good guys’, a trio that want nothing but the best for the people.
However, every hero needs a villain, and thus, Salem the Skunk was born, a snappy, malevolent little critter that wished for the world to revolve around herself. She has a knack for potion making, a capable chemist who uses her concoctions to bend the wills of others to herself, only for herself.
Rambley and Salem end up becoming fated rivals, nemeses who dislike each other the most, out of every character that Indigo created. Using Salem, Indigo would spread the message of peace, of friendship and everlasting bonds that always triumph against evil, and Salem.
This continuity continues for a period of time, Indigo eventually adding one more character to his roster: the melancholy sea dragon, Finley. Finley’s main goal was to be the educator, to explain the natural world around people and share the fascinating and the beautiful, especially in regard to the ocean, a concept still so unexplored, while also trying to appeal to an older crowd alongside Lloyd.
However, poor Finley wouldn’t ever be that popular amongst his peers. Perhaps it was his gloomy, exhausted aura that pushed people away, or perhaps it was his towering, and frankly scary, size, or even maybe because he was deemed boring by the youngest, who were more keen on Rambley, the character that appealed to them the most. Even the other characters, whether Indigo intended for this or not, seemed a bit annoyed by Finley, and often left him to his devices.
And, for a while, Indigo’s plan succeeded. His popularity and notoriety only increased as time went on, gaining him influence, money, and prestige. His plans were working! He was making a difference, making smiles appear on the faces of people who would otherwise be swept away by the woes of the world!
Everything started to crumble, however, when yet another horrifying conflict arose: World War II. The Old World was thrown into chaos, Europe, Africa, and Asia becoming the bloodiest battleground in human history, surpassing even the Great War that came before it.
So, Indigo concocted a scheme, a way to raise the spirits of those he could currently help, his fellow Americans. Indigo Park was to be his magnus opus, his monument that would transcend his lifetime. Here, all of his creations would gather, all of them having their own attractions, bringing a level of access that had never yet been realized before. Costumed people would walk around during operational hours, bringing his characters into the real world to interact with those that needed refuge from the outside horrors.
However, while his park became a success, spearheaded by Lloyd the Lion, the very first, there was something that bothered Indigo. These costumed performers, while certainly a stroke of genius, underperformed. Besides that, they sometimes broke character, and destroyed the immersion of the guests, and were quite costly to keep around, alongside the engineers, the logistics division, and the Ranglers that helped run Indigo Park. Not to mention, the cost of custom costumes, of fabric and materials, rose higher and higher as quotas began to be placed and maintained in the USA, due to the resources it sent to its allies overseas, before eventually joining their allies in the fight against evil.
If he couldn’t simulate his characters, why not make them? Animals that would be living, breathing creatures that would merely need care, compassion, and basic necessities? Hiring a bunch of the best scientists, he gave them a special role: The Royal Ranglers, those that would be entrusted with this secret project.
Indigo, while a creative man, didn’t understand science as well as these individuals, and likely never would, but he would make them keep logs, records of their successes and failures, of their many experiments. And eventually, their labor paid off: One of each character, Mascots, came to life. They breathed air, had red blood flowing through their veins, were real, physical creatures, but also remained gentle with the guests. Once they were unveiled, there was no longer a need for costumed performers to roam around Indigo Park. They could also be trained to perform shows of their own, such as Finley and Lloyd, while the others could supervise their respective districts! It was a win win!
However, not everyone was so pleased with the results. The performers that once roamed the streets found themselves without jobs, only some kept around to care for the new Mascots, their betters, their replacements. And that made them furious. Why should these abominations, these stupid, ugly freaks replace them? Behind Indigo’s back, these disgruntled employees would begin their revenge slowly, minimally. Withholding a small amount of the supplies the Mascots needed, occasional cruel words. As time went on, this turned into a coping mechanism, the treatment of the Mascots progressing into physical violence, vile, cutting words on the regular basis.
Sometime before this Lloyd would end up giving up the title of main character to Rambley, who had gained immense popularity, even more than Lloyd himself. While it annoyed the proud Lloyd to be first mate, he would hand over the title graciously, partially because Rambley had always been jealous of Lloyd’s popularity and fame, and maybe, just maybe, this change would do them all good. Their abuse had been escalating, much worse than any thought possible. Salem was the only one to oppose this decision, thinking that it was all only to the benefit of Rambley. Mollie was the opposite, supportive of her best friend. And Finley … well, there was no way to consistently speak with the reptile. He was always kept in Oceanic Odyssey, far away from their cages underneath Jetsream Junction. And besides, none of the four particularly … liked Finley. Sure, Rambley had befriended the sea serpent, but that was done moreso to have some rapport and sway over the gentle giant, who was much too shy, like, ~obnoxiously~ ~shy.~ He was always so gloomy, so pessimistic, so willing to accept whatever came his way. No, Finley was definitely not an agent of change, but of pitiful complacence, locked away with his prized shell collection.
However, things did not improve at all. In fact, it only got worse. Tension between the Mascots was at an all time high, Rambley having become hurtful to even his best friend Mollie. He was still suspicious of Lloyd, convinced the lion would steal back his position as ringleader. Salem and Rambley, and thus with Mollie, also began to sour drastically. Salem was convinced that Rambley wasn’t doing anything to help the five. After all, he and Mollie practically abandoned Finley, someone who they claimed was a ‘friend’. Lloyd too became frustrated with the raccoon, Salem whispering in his ears, convincing him that Rambley had only pushed for Lloyd’s demotion to finally be the one above Lloyd, to have more power.
Mollie was soon caught in the crossfire of a particularly intense feud, Salem and Lloyd on one side, Rambley by himself on the other. Rambley, her best friend in the whole wide world. Rambley, that same friend who would sometimes be mean to Mollie for no apparent reason. However, no matter what Rambley had done to their relationship, it wasn’t Rambley’s fault. It was one time when Lloyd became particularly aggressive that Mollie had to finally end this.
The fault does not belong to Rambley! “Not Rambley! He hurts Lloyd! He hurts Lloyd!”
And suddenly, it clicked for the Mascots. No matter how much some of the Mascots didn’t like each other, there was one person they all could agree to hate: Isaac Indigo. Their creator who had left the newborn animals to the mercy of vengeful, spiteful, horrible people who did nothing but spit upon and abuse the Mascots. It was decided that they would fight back. They would show those humans that they were not muzzled dogs, but barely contained predators.
The next time the Mascots were in the presence of these Ranglers, Lloyd finally snapped. It was a particularly brutal day, and Lloyd would suffer no longer. With a crippling roar, Lloyd launched himself at the Ranglers, the other Mascots following suit.
Isaac Indigo had walked into work expecting the day to be like usual, but it was to his horror that he learned of the Mascots attack upon their Ranglers. Calling a hasty evacuation, guests were shoved outside of the park with no explanation, no answers. Even the authorities would not be able to provide answers. No, they couldn’t learn of such a thing; it would ruin Isaac Indigo and all that he had worked for.
Temporarily, the entire park fell under the control of the Mascots, who were a bit shocked with how easy it was to win their freedom. However, their victory would not last. They all would suffer the consequences.
Lloyd was deemed the biggest threat to Indigo’s plans, so he had to be the one dealt with first. But how? The scientists that Indigo had hired came up with a plan; repurpose the Critter Cuffs to make a high enough pitch to incapacitate the lion, before locking him up for good in his theater. Alongside this, in order to better guarantee the safety of their people, a resuscitation feature had been added to potentially save an employee's life, if it came down to it.
Luring the beast to his stage area, the humans spring their trap, their Critter Cuffs wailing, racking Lloyd with so much pain that he couldn’t do anything but curl up into a ball. With the help of some engineers, they lock Lloyd in his own theater, a special clearance required to even access the area. This is where they toss most of the assets Indigo Park does not wish anyone see. Research papers, binders, notebooks, it’s all scattered here. And while here, Indigo decides to deal with Mollie Macaw as well.
Mollie is dangerous in that she knows planes and how to use them. They’re massive weapons, so, the way to disarm the bomb that is Mollie is to lock Jetstream Junction behind the Critter Cuffs, as well as a massive lock and key. The key itself would be stored at the very back of Lloyd’s theater, a place where only they would know to look. And once they seal the doors one final time, Mollie, Rambley, and Salem would have no access to it.
Finley would be left to his own devices; he’s contained in his attraction and as long as they don’t approach, they’ll be fine. The remaining Mascots can’t hide there forever either, and the humans know that. Even if Finley is a deterrent, the humans would eventually invent a way to deal with the serpent, who would be unwilling to resist for too long.
And thus, two Mascots were dealt with, one Mascot crippled. Only Salem and Rambley remained threats with their rides and arsenals, though Mollie is still dangerous with her sharp beak and claws.
After some time, Mascot Rambley and Salem decide to retreat further into Indigo Park, further away from the entrance. Their movements were too easy to track with that blasted Artificial Intelligence system watching through the bountiful cameras. Mollie, however, can’t bear to leave her home, her hangar. She tries to reason with the two others, but ultimately, no agreement can be reached. Salem and Rambley would withdrawn, and Mollie would come, if she wanted to.
Eventually, the two sneakiest Mascots, once sworn enemies, were now the only one the other could rely on. Now brother and sister, they tried their best to weather the storm, but were ultimately dealt with. Mollie, grief-stricken with the loss of her home and being abandoned by the ones she called friend, had no will to fight anymore.
This entire process took almost ten years, finally ending in 2015, while the park had been closed in 2006. Outside, people slowly forgot about the enigmatic end to the once beloved park, distracted by the rapid expansion of other sources of fun and media. Indigo, saddened by the fate of what he once thought of as his greatest achievement, didn’t have the heart to tear the place down. It was too dangerous, so he merely bribed the local authorities to close it off from curious onlookers. He would command the AI Rambley to have most of his files wiped concerning the fate of the park, wiping all data concerning the back and forth between humans and their experiments brought to life. He’d be restricted to the Registration Center, cut off from the actual park, and only present in one computer until Indigo found a way to salvage the situation. And that’s where Isaac Indigo left Indigo Park.
Mascot Mollie is left alone to wander the park, all her friends gone, missing. She stumbles into Rambley Railroad, the only place that she can see all her friends, before she stops at Salem’s exhibit. Eyes narrowing in hate, Mollie remembers that it was Salem that pushed and manipulated them all to fight back. If Salem hadn’t been there, none of this would have happened. This leads Mascot Mollie on a destructive rampage, wrecking the whole area as much as she could. She eventually stumbles upon an animatronic version of herself, which shocks her when it repeats Mollie’s own words, almost like snidely trying to hurt Mollie with her own words. “Not Rambley! He hurts Lloyd! He hurts Lloyd!” Once again angered, Mascot Mollie pounds upon the robot until the lights fade from its painted eyes, slumped in a pile of metal rods and broken brick. From there, Mascot Mollie leaves, vowing to stay away from the place.
However, what Indigo did not account for was an urban explorer duo that made it their life mission to explore a wide variety of places. Laura and Ed made quite the dynamic duo, always exploring what they wanted, where they wanted, how they wanted. Though they trespassed and sometimes even burgled, they were never caught by the authorities, and their concealed presences on their channel was enough for the two to not be charged and arrested.
However, the two found themselves in a weird limbo. All of their newest explorations lacked a certain ‘oomph’, with even their viewers noticing the lack of excitement and passion of the two. So, Ed decides to set his sights on a big fish: Indigo Park.
Laura, his partner, is instantly worried by Ed’s choice. All the places they went to before were practically abandoned, the maximum they had to worry about were old motion detectors and an occasional camera or two. Indigo Park, however, would most likely be very secure, swarming with cops, even, so she tries to dissuade Ed, but Ed only becomes more pumped to break inside. Resigned, Laura promised assistance if Ed could find a way inside. Ed finally goes to this famed Indigo Park, home of so many of his treasured memories as a child, intent on having all of his personal questions answered.
It is to his surprise that the place is so easy to slip into. All he had to do was avoid the occasional patrol car, climb a fence, and viola, he was there. The entrance gates being locked up, however, was a bummer, but maybe the Registration Center would have some information. It would be even more of a shock to discover an AI Rambley, the same that Indigo had locked there.
AI Rambley would guide Ed, the first visitor in exactly eight years, inside, Ed collecting all sorts of goodies, such as plushies, ears, drinking containers, and even a vintage Rambley costume mask. However, Ed is disappointed by the way the AI practically ignores the state of disrepair Indigo Park has fallen into.
Lured by the sudden sound of Rambley speaking Mascot Mollie rushes over; Rambley came back for her! But it is to her horror that it’s merely a mockery of Mascot Rambley, that old AI speaking to a human! Mollie, wary and frightened of the implications of this, decides to merely follow cautiously.
Following the directions of the AI, Ed travels through Rambley Railroad, fixing the ride when in breaks in the wrecked zone of Salem the Skunk, her cutout and props left in broken pieces. It is during this ride that Ed senses he’s not alone, and notices Mollie Macaw stalking him. However, she’s not threatening in any way, so he leaves her be. Why antagonize this … Mascot? Person? Ed doesn’t know what to think of her, but maybe, if he’s careful, he won’t have to deal with her.
Ed is then directed to Jetsream Junction, but is disappointed to find it locked away, not only by Critter Cuff, but also by lock and key. The AI mentions a key in Lloyd’s theater, though, so he heads that way. What Ed does not expect to find is Mascot Lloyd himself, dozing on the stage. Quickly noticing Ed’s presence, however, Lloyd flees, remembering all too well of the danger that humans posed to him.
Unfortunately, Ed is left without AI Rambley’s presence, and Lloyd is slowly but surely pushed farther back into his domain. Lloyd at one point tries to attack, but the lion is clumsy. Though he can’t die of thirst or hunger, he still suffers from their effects, his body weak and dirty. Lloyd then leaves and lets this man do whatever he wants. Maybe if Lloyd hides in a corner, the scary human won’t come for him.
However, he is soon consumed by anger when he realizes that Ed takes the keys to Jetstream Junction. He can’t let this human escape, he might try to go and hurt Mollie! She’s probably locked in there like he’s locked in here!
Lloyd attacks, or tries to, at least. The accursed Critter Cuff wails, its high-pitched waves causing Lloyd to be paralyzed with pain. Once the sound stops, Lloyd runs away, his fears of torture reignited as he is subjected to pain he had not faced for almost twenty years.
Mascot Mollie, always lurking, heard the Critter Cuff go off, and she draws her conclusions well; Lloyd tried to fight the human, but was driven back, hurt and embarrassed in his own territory. From here, Mollie’s old, unresolved anger begins to build, following Ed as he opens up Jetstream Junction, much to her surprise. At first, she’s delighted. Finally, her old domain is open! She explores the place, running into Ed as they both take notice of one another. Perhaps she’ll let Ed go; he did do her a favor, after all.
But that notion is soon dissolved as she watched Ed run about the place like he owns it, Mollie’s anger mounting as he goes deeper into her home. Finally, she has enough. She attacks Ed, chasing him through the halls and tunnels Mollie so loves. Unfortunately, this final act turns out to be Mascot Mollie’s last. Just as she lunges for him, her head gets severed from her body by a metal door, her blood coating it and the surrounding environment bright red.
It is from here that AI Rambley is forced to acknowledge that this is not his familiar Indigo Park; it’s old and worn, the Mascots that once made people laugh now try to hunt them down. He forgets that they were abused because those files were wiped from him, and Mascot Mollie’s cries are very hard to discern as the echoes and Mascot Mollie’s own voice is ruined by age.
AI Rambley decides his best course of action is to enlist Ed’s help to repair the whole theme park. After all, he has all the information on how to go about it in his database, it just requires a physical body to do, something that the AI sorely lacks. And so, AI Rambley directs Ed toward the first place they need to kick back up: Oceanic Odyssey, home of the Mascot Finley. Perhaps this shy, reclusive sea snake won’t be trying to kill Ed.
On the way, though, Ed nearly stumbles upon the laboratories where the Mascots were made, so the AI makes sure to block that avenue. Ed was AI Rambley’s only hope of success, he wasn’t risking the man run away in terror from the sights and notes that likely were down there.
Ed finally reaches the Oceanic Odyssey attraction, pushing open the doors and following AI Rambley inside, catching a glimpse of a long, green, sea dragon in one of the aquariums …
END
Well, that’s about it! 12k words and 24 pages in, and I only covered the first chapter. Hoo boy …
I don’t think I need to reiterate that this is what I think happened, canonically. There will obviously be some wrong information due to the limited evidence I have to work with, and I intentionally remained vague during certain parts.
Despite that, I am very confident in a few ideas, such as the Mascot uprising, the weaponization of the Critter Cuff specifically against Lloyd the Lion, and the secret laboratories hidden behind that Royal Ranger Room area.
If you have any ideas of your own, let me know as well! I would love to theorize about some things that all of you think as well!
Also a huge shoutout and thank you to the creator of Indigo Park, Mason Myers, or UniqueGeese. The guy is insanely talented, considering this took him only one year to do. ONE! I can’t want to see the twists and turns he has to offer.
See you all later in Chapter 2! - Maddy

Deadpool Vs. The most iconic horror villians which consists of: Michael Myers, Jason, Chucky, Freddy Krueger, Pennywise, art the clown, leatherface, Jigsaw, Ghostface.
Fight takes place in an open field so there's plenty of space to run around and etc. The villains are all teamed up
Krueger can only fight in the real world.

1. GSP
2. Jon jones
3. Mighty Mouse
4. Anderson Silva
5. Fedor Emilenanko
6. Jose Aldo
7. Stipe miocic
8. Daniel Cormier
9. Alexander volkanovski
10. Khabib nurmagomedov
11. Kamaru usman
12. Dominic Cruz
13. Israel adesanya
14. Henry cejudo
15. Max Holloway
16. Charles Oliveira
17. Randy couture
18. Matt Hughes
19. Chuck Liddell
20. Cain velasquez
21. Bj penn
22. Conor mcgregor
23. Dan Hendo
24. Shogun rua
25. Frankie Edgar
26. Tj dillashaw
27. Alex Pereira
28. Mirko Cro Cop
29. Big nog
30. Michael bisping
31. Robert whittaker
32. Islam Makhachev
33. Aljamain sterling
34. Benson Henderson
35. Lyoto machida
36. Wanderlei silva
37. Alexander Gustafson
38. Dustin poirier
39. Tito ortiz
40. Sakuraba
41. Figgy
42. Chris weidman
43. Robbie lawler
44. Rich Franklin
45. Brandon Moreno
46. Junior dos santos
47. Fabrico Werdum
48. Rampage Jackson
49. Vitor belfort
50. Rashad Evans
51. Uriah faber
52. Forrest griffin
53. Justin gathje
54. Tony Ferguson
55. Glover teixera
56. Frank Shamrock
57. Bas rutten
58. Eddie Alvarez
59. Anthony pettis
60. Francis ngannou
61. Tyron woodley
62. Nick Diaz
63. Luke rockhold
64. Renan barao
65. Michael chandler
66. Frank mir
67. Alistar overeem
68. Royce Gracie
69. Gomi
70. Gegard mousasi
71. Mark Coleman
72. Joseph Benavidez
73. Miguel Torres
74. Carlos condit
75. Chael sonnen
76. Josh Barnett
77. Ken shamrock
78. Andrei arlovski
79. Jan blachowicz
80. Leon Edward’s
81. Rafael dos anjos
82. Brock lesnar
83. Brian ortega
84. The Korean zombie
85. Petr yan
86. Rory Macdonald
87. Yoel Romero
88. Colby Covington
89. Jens pulver
90. Ryan bader
91. Damian Maia
92. Pat miletich
93. Wonderboy
94. Sean sherk
95. Matt Serra
96. Tim sylvia
97. Gilbert Melendez
98. Johnny Hendricks
99. Jiri Prochazka
100. Cody garbrandt
101. Donald cerrone
102. Edson Barboza
103. Jim miller
104. Kenny Florian
105. Joe lauzon
106. Nate Diaz
107. Dominic Reyes
108. Clay Guida
109. Dan hooker
110. Cub Swanson

1. GSP
2. Jon jones
3. Mighty Mouse
4. Anderson Silva
5. Fedor Emilenanko
6. Jose Aldo
7. Stipe miocic
8. Daniel Cormier
9. Alexander volkanovski
10. Khabib nurmagomedov
11. Kamaru usman
12. Dominic Cruz
13. Israel adesanya
14. Henry cejudo
15. Max Holloway
16. Charles Oliveira
17. Randy couture
18. Matt Hughes
19. Chuck Liddell
20. Cain velasquez
21. Bj penn
22. Conor mcgregor
23. Dan Hendo
24. Shogun rua
25. Frankie Edgar
26. Tj dillashaw
27. Alex Pereira
28. Mirko Cro Cop
29. Big nog
30. Michael bisping
31. Robert whittaker
32. Islam Makhachev
33. Aljamain sterling
34. Benson Henderson
35. Lyoto machida
36. Wanderlei silva
37. Alexander Gustafson
38. Dustin poirier
39. Tito ortiz
40. Sakuraba
41. Figgy
42. Chris weidman
43. Robbie lawler
44. Rich Franklin
45. Brandon Moreno
46. Junior dos santos
47. Fabrico Werdum
48. Rampage Jackson
49. Vitor belfort
50. Rashad Evans
51. Uriah faber
52. Forrest griffin
53. Justin gathje
54. Tony Ferguson
55. Glover teixera
56. Frank Shamrock
57. Bas rutten
58. Eddie Alvarez
59. Anthony pettis
60. Francis ngannou
61. Tyron woodley
62. Nick Diaz
63. Luke rockhold
64. Renan barao
65. Michael chandler
66. Frank mir
67. Alistar overeem
68. Royce Gracie
69. Gomi
70. Gegard mousasi
71. Mark Coleman
72. Joseph Benavidez
73. Miguel Torres
74. Carlos condit
75. Chael sonnen
76. Josh Barnett
77. Ken shamrock
78. Andrei arlovski
79. Jan blachowicz
80. Leon Edward’s
81. Rafael dos anjos
82. Brock lesnar
83. Brian ortega
84. The Korean zombie
85. Petr yan
86. Rory Macdonald
87. Yoel Romero
88. Colby Covington
89. Jens pulver
90. Ryan bader
91. Damian Maia
92. Pat miletich
93. Wonderboy
94. Sean sherk
95. Matt Serra
96. Tim sylvia
97. Gilbert Melendez
98. Johnny Hendricks
99. Jiri Prochazka
100. Cody garbrandt
101. Donald cerrone
102. Edson Barboza
103. Jim miller
104. Kenny Florian
105. Joe lauzon
106. Nate Diaz
107. Dominic Reyes
108. Clay Guida
109. Dan hooker
110. Cub Swanson

So I saw In a Violent Nature 24 hours ago and I have many thoughts. First of all, I love the concept of the film, the idea of seeing a slasher film from the killer’s POV is pretty sweet and I think the moments where we’re watching the slasher film tropes unfold from a voyeuristic perspective were my favorite parts. The characters and plot beats were so cliché and worked for this film since we only saw bits and pieces of their story a slasher fan can automatically fill in the gaps of all the scenes we missed. But with that being said for how good the concept of the film is and how much I enjoyed the scenes of seeing a Friday the 13th film from “Jason’s” perspective, they don’t do much beyond that and the film just feels hollow.
In a slasher film, we are following the human characters while the killer is just a blank canvas that is there to pop in and kill everyone, we don’t watch a slasher film for psychological character analysis on why these killers do what they do, we just want them to look scary, and periodically show up and kill the people we’re following. So I think the biggest missed opportunity with the film is since we are put in the villain’s shoes we should paint on that canvas a little. The film should have added some characterization to Johnny allowed us to understand the WHY behind the monster, and shown us the life of a Slasher Monster when they aren’t popping up on screen. But In a Violent Nature doesn’t do that. We learn just as much about the character of Johnny as we do about Michael Myers or Jason Voorhees. The idea of seeing what a slasher monster does between the kills has so much potential, but the only thing we gain insight into is that these characters don’t do much when they're not on screen.
The plot of the film is essentially quick vignettes where you see a Slasher film unfold from the killer’s POV and occasionally the killer enters the story to kill the characters. These vignettes are followed by 2-3 minutes of watching the killer slowly walking through the woods until he stumbles upon the next quick vignette. I just wish we got to learn more about the character and got a better understanding of him between those scenes, or if the creative team intended to say that there is nothing more to this character besides violence then they should have cut the film shorter and make it have more of a punch. I felt like whenever a scene worked in the film and I was drawn in the movie would switch to a 2-minute loading screen of the character walking until we got to the next scene. At first, I didn’t mind the walking scenes but as the film went on they dragged on and felt like this was just for the filmmakers to pad the runtime to 90 minutes.
Don’t get me wrong I have positive opinions on the film, I think the scenes where we see the slasher film unfold from Johnny’s POV were great and the kills were worth the price of admission alone, but with a concept so amazing as this one, I left the theater feeling underwhelmed thinking they left a lot on the table. There was a moment early on when Johnny was peering at the campers through the cabin windows and each room was a scene we would be watching in a slasher film. I got excited at that moment because I thought if we were watching a slasher film the final girl is going to seemingly defeat the killer until he’s resurrected in the sequel. This got me asking: are we going to watch this character kill campers and get defeated only to come back to life angrier and take that rage out on a new batch of people to kill who will then defeat him again and again in a non-stop cycle of death? This would essentially show how sad and violent the existence of a horror film icon is, whose only purpose in life is to kill and die and we would understand their “violent nature” I was like “Oh my God if they pull this off this could be brilliant” Then my imagination started going crazier wouldn’t it be fun if each resurrection the circumstance start getting more over the top and goofier? poking fun at how horror franchises get over time? Like in the third cycle, Johnny goes to Manhattan. Maybe in the fifth cycle, the original final girl comes back like how a franchise brings back a popular actor to a declining franchise. My mind was spinning with the possibilities this concept could go and these were just some ideas I had in a few moments what could filmmakers do with months of discussion and planning? and then the film did nothing with it.

Yesterday's releases are:

• Árstíðir lífsins - Aldrlok (atmospheric black metal) [Ván]
  
• Athama - Athama (progressive rock) [Independent]
  
• Auro Control - The Harp (progressive power metal) [Rockshot]
  
• Beaten to Death - Sunrise over Rigor mortis (post-grindcore) [Mas-Kina]
  
• Bonecarver - Unholy Dissolution (brutal death metal) [Unique Leader]
  
• Daydream Plus - Escape at Your Own Pace (math rock) [Independent]
  
• Destroy the Redemption - 被廢的冠冕 (Bèi fèi de guānmiǎn / De-Crowned) (black metal) [Pest]
  
• Eat Your Own Head - The Trawler (noise rock) [Drongo]
  
• Colin H van Eeckhout - Kalvarie (drone folk) [Relapse]
  
• Ekorce - True Colors (psybient) [Gravitas]
  
• Emika - Haze (ambient EDM) [Independent]
  
• The Flying Luttenbachers - Spectral Warrior Mythos 2 (experimental metal) [UG Explode]
  
• Four Stroke Baron - Data Diamond (alternative metal) [Prosthetic]
  
• Gaylord - Baseball Bats and Butterfly Knives (blackened grindcore) [Independent]
  
• Gerald! - Music for Broken Elevators (progressive rock) [Independent]
  
• Half Waif - Ephemeral Being (indie pop) [Anti]
  
• 이지혜 (Lee Jihye) Orchestra - Infinite Connections (big band jazz) [Motéma Music]
  
• Kavasutra - Ta veseli dan (jazz fusion) [Zarš]
  
• Look to Windward - The Last Scattering Surface (progressive rock) [Independent]
  
• Louvado abismo - Louvado abismo (experimental doom rock) [Independent]
  
• Majesty of Revival - Wraiths (progressive metal) [Independent]
  
• Lisa Mezzacappa & Beth Lisick - The Electronic Lover (contemporary opera) [Independent]
  
• Jeff Myers, played by Jack Quartet & Rachel Calloway - Requiem (contemporary classical) [Innova]
  
• Alicia & Michael Olatuja - Olatuja (nu jazz) [Whirlwind]
  
• Parfaxitas - Weaver of the Black Moon (atmospheric black metal) [Terratur Possessions]
  
• Jon Poulin - Little Chaos (indie punk) [Independent]
  
• RGG, Pauli Lyytinen, and Samuel Blaser - City of Gardens, Volume 2 (modern jazz) [Voice Music]
  
• Марьяна Сёмкина (Mar'jana Sëmkina) - Сирин (Sirin) (folk pop) [Independent]
  
• Sodom & Sagesse - Berzingue (noise rock) [Reverse Tapes]
  
• Suffering - Suffering (brutal death metal) [Independent]
  
• Swampbeast - Offering of Chaos, Lamenting in the Blood of Man (blackened death metal) [Translation Loss]
  
• Sykofant - Sykofant (progressive rock) [Independent]
  
• Thou - Umbilical (sludge metal) [Sacred Bones]
  
• Jasper Høiby's 3 Elements - Like Water (modern jazz) [Edition]
  
• 3 on Vega - Apax (progressive rock) [Independent]
  
• Toc - The Theory of Constraints (free improvisation) [Independent]
  
• Pierre Vervloesem, Anja Kowalski, and Teun Verbruggen - Buch der Dinge (experimental rock) [Independent]
  
• Vylet Pony - Girls who Are Wizards (EDM) [Independent]
  
• Whoredom Rife - Den vrede makt (black metal) [Terratur Possessions]
  
• John Zorn & Jesse Harris - Love Songs Live (modern jazz) [צ (Tzadik)]
  

WTH is up with these skins we have Anime Teletubbies with body armor literally Skeletons and undead meat sacks aka Zombies a modernized 5000 YR old Egyptian then the Characters from GVK the new empire who the hell is next Antonio Brown and his finishing move is twerking or hunter Biden where his finishing move is smoking Cocaine or even god damn Peppa pig. What I'm saying is these skins are Fucking ridiculous and for the love of God we can play as Furrries. Like SHG there is a game Called Fortnite where this shit exists and u literally added Fortnite skins to this game... And WITAFFF can we play as Killer Bunnys?

Round 1- chucky Round 2- ghost face Round 3-leatherface Round 4-art the clown Round 5-michael myers Round 6- jason voorhes