Boy, world war 3 can't come soon enough.

"But you just started being Batman!"

I agree with you, it is missing the point, but thats how I see people using the term now. At this point, the term has evolved and lost its original meaning so now any horror story on the internet is called "Creepypasta".

an adaptation of NES Godzilla would be amazing.

Creepypasta is basically just a general blanket term for any short horror story that originates from the internet. The anonymity is a big part of it (which makes it difficult to adapt some creepy pasta because its impossible to find the author and get their permission), but it doesn't define it.

Thank god

"W-we didn't even say he was Jimmy Olsen in the film. P-People had to watch the credits to find out. Thats fun right? H-ha-ha"

Its a really cool horror anthology show that adapts online horror fiction. Its surreal, surprisingly smart, and basically everything American Horror Story should have been

The show runner said they were going to adapt it pretty loosely and split the story into two parts basically.

Im really happy about this. As much flak as people gave this for Max Landis being involved, it was probably one of the best shows of last year. (and he just produced it anyway, he wasn't involved in the writing and directing at any level)

"Jeez Rick, we sure have had a lot of wacky adventures these last two seaso- I mean Years."
"Yeah, you got that right Morty. How about we spend the next 21 minutes or so… uh… watching some of our… g-greatest hits!'
"Oh Jeez, Rick! That sounds like it might be our greatest adventure yet!"

"Just a man. Just a Tiger…"

Loved his fake mannequin hands.

All he does at these events and pick specific people and harasses them, there's a very good reason people wouldn't want that type of stuff at their school.

It honestly makes perfect sense for him to be Asexual.

Thanks Mr.Literal!

I still don't understand how this show was made.

Well, as someone who only vaguely remembers the books and has only seen the movie once when I was 12, I loved it!

Hook Hands is just a delight. The way the actor is able to switch on a dime from friendly and affable to menacing and threatening is really well done.

I dont think those are the parents. All we know is that Will Arnett and Cobie Smulders play parents trying to rescue their children, we've never been told who these children are that they are trying to rescue, or who they are (in the credits, they are simply listed as parents)