Horror icons reimagined!

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 Day 140


March 18th, 2024


On the IMDb page for Freddy vs Jason, I noticed some people spotted all the errors in the film. While I was initially shocked that someone could invest so much time into that, I realized my time is also valuable. After all, I have been watching this and Child's Play every day.


Because my time is valuable, that does not mean I am abandoning the ship on this project. I’m 140 days into one movie and 78 days in on the other. The sad part is I am starting to dislike one 

movie and finding the other one oddly charming. 


Horror Icons… In other Countries. 


The truth is that our favorite horror icons can find new life in foreign countries. However, sometimes, things can get tricky when films are remade and cultural nuances get lost in translation. This can lead to unintentional laughs and a completely different final product than intended.


Interestingly, there is a Mexican version of Chucky that features a creepy clown doll, and I couldn't resist buying it. Luckily, I got it on sale at Vinegar Syndrome, along with more movies I didn't need, like Navy Seals. The film in question is called Herencia Diabólica, and I can't wait to see it.


As for the Indian version of A Nightmare on Elm Street, I have already seen it, and it was an absolute riot. I'm pretty confident that Herencia Diabólica can't be any worse than Freddy vs Jason.


Today, I spotted a missing bag! It was there and gone a second later!






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