Was this any good?
The movie was great. Demons and Devils come in when everyone is being terrible during Christmas. I liked it more than Gremlins.
>>78142427
butwere they trapped in snowglobe hell in the end or not
>>78142427
Man I can't form an opinion any different from this either and I heard it from RLM first.
>>78142602Director confirmed they were notThe OP Graphic Novel spinoff also confirms it.
>>78142350
Should have been a porno where Krampus spanks naughty women.
>>78143406
>>78143402got a link to where he confirmed it?
Did the GN ever get ripped? I just picked up the new Trick 'r Treat comic before Halloween nad haven't seen this one for sale anywhere in Alaska so I could flip through it first.
>>78146490
not that I know of. A few preview pages are on line but that's it.
>>78146490
Nope. It's a shame, since I'd storytime if I could find it.
Love TrT.
>>78143402
>>78143524
Also, why did Krampus kill the deliveryman, the snowplow driver, and the boyfriend and his family? They had nothing to do with the family or showed any signs of being assholes.
>>78147671
wrong place, wrong time
>>78148056
But the boyfriend and his family were in a house miles away from the boy's family.
>>78148245
Guess he makes more room for his work on those who don't exactly have the holiday spirit.
shame we didn't get to see kramp face. he seemed to have a st.nick hannibal lecter mask.
glad they kept the tongue action
Is it better than Rare Exports?
So which Holiday spirit is the worst one to piss off?
>>78149336
Adorable. Dougherty Thanksgiving movie when? Let's get a trilogy going so we can have three whole months of uninterrupted horror goodness?
>>78142350
So is this gn scanned? Where to download?
>>78149508
Not yet. Available at CMX.
>>78149336
Krampus at least gives you a second chance. Sam has no mercy.
>>78148245
miles? they were within walking distance
>>78149336
Sam is only one entity while Krampus has his whole posse of killer toys and gingerbread men, his elves, and giant reindeer as well as being able to fucking wreck your home in less than a night.
Also, what were the references to TrT in the movie? I heard they somehow take place in the same universe.
>>78149616
What about the old man? Though I actually have a theory that stuff like the zombie kids was caused by him because Sam noticed the guy drowning the trick r treaters in a flashback.
Frankly the Easter bunny seems like the logical next step to complete the trilogy.
>>78152346
Doughterty responded to a tweet recently saying something similar, and said "Easter is cool too" with an emoticon. Something along those lines. Seemed like a tease but I only briefly read it while scrolling through my feed so I may have missed part of a conversation.
>>78152567
Well it's both well known and it's vague enough to do whatever you want. I mean honestly try and explain the Easter bunny outside what he does.
>>78152567
But at least with T'r'T and Krampus there are "scary" elements to those holidays.
>>78147671
>>78148245
Did you notice how in the flashback after murdering Omis parents and dragging their corpses away he looks at her an winks?
Krampus is kind of an asshole.
>>78149616
And Sam doesn't even give a shit if you are in the spirit or not.
>>78152709
Yes he does, his whole deal is if you break the rules of Halloween he kills you.
>>78152567
>>78152663
Valentines day predates the modern christian saint version. Although, its still more of a spring advent, and fertility, not a ton of scary.
Also alot of Valentines day horror movies already.
>>78152708
But Omi's parents were assholes, with Krampus only not killing her to show she can be a warning not to be as shit on Christmas.
>>78152939
Yeah but its pretty clear from that instance and the ending he very much enjoys what he does.
The whole "be nice on Christmas" thing is probably an after thought to him.
>>78152939
So if the kid just accepted the Krampus ornament, would he just continue his life.like the grandma?
>>78152986
>>78153015
No, he just decided to spare the kid and his family since the kid showed he actually cared about his family as well as possibly how they grew to bond over the course of the movie, but he just had to "throw" him into the underworld and leave the ornament to hammer the moral into him.
He was also using the snowglobes to check in on people who are assholes around Christmas.
>>78152723
He cares if you follow the rules, he doesn't give a shit if you're in the spirit. Brain Cox basically saved himself by accident, he was still a bitter cunt at the end of that fight.
>>78153487
There's still the theory >>78152229 said about him bringing the kids back from the dead so they can have their revenge, and on those asshole kids who scared the witch girl.
>>78153535
I'm not sure if Sam intended to kill the asshole kids or not when he brought the ghosts back. Maybe that was just a happy coincidence.
But yeah I guess the very last scene points to Sam still getting Brian Cox, so the spirit thing might still stand.
Fuck this thing.
>>78153786
>that shot when you actually see how big it is
Anyone else expect Santa to show up at the end? I did.
>>78153900
I was waiting on the kid to kill the Krampus, and then have take his place the following year due to a legal loophole.
Save that for the sequel, I guess...
>>78153900
Eh, they probably didn't want to disrespect him.
>>78153786
Anyone else thought the aunt was goin to cut the bag releasing the kids.
>>78153786
Fucker was way bigger than I thought it'd be.
If only they hadn't held back to get the pg13 rating
But in Christmas it is a lil okay you don't go Halloween mode of all out
>>78153786
Best horror monster design in recent memory. Fucking terrifying.
>>78153487
>>78153535
I took more as, these supernatural things all exist in this world, although likely are less active normally.
Halloween is a time for these things to come out and play.
sam is the spirit of halloween then. trick or treating.. his tricks are deadly. he does this thing regardless of if you adhere to the spirit or not, because that IS the spirit of Halloween.
>>78154636
Well the only one he killed was the girl who put out a pumpkin's candle and almost killed the old man to teach him a lesson. Probably spared him because he knew the zombie kids were coming and didn't want to take away their chance at revenge.
>>78154557
>If only they hadn't held back to get the pg13 rating
Ah, but this way countless children can be scarred for life.
>>78154683
Kid of off topic but one scene didn't make sense. Principal is berrying the fat kid, the kid keeps asking to help carve the 'pumpkin'. They even show the kid is still alive while he was berrying him.
Principal goes down to the basement and the fat kid head is on the carving table. At what point did he chop off the head?
>>78155028
There was already an unconscious kid in the pit when he dumped fat kid's body. That's the kid that woke up and he killed with the shovel.
>>78153900
Kinda, it occurred to me just before the movie started, so I didn't have time to be disappointed or not.
>>78155028
And wait, so the wolf guy the werewolf girls killed was the principal?
Aw man. I thought it was "cute" when they were going to carve the fat kid's head together.
Bueno
>>78155183
Yeah. I think the kid is dressed like his dad (principal) at the end movie. Implying following his dad's foot steps.
>Snowmen keep growing in number.
>Expect them to attack.
>"What is that?!"
>"Elves"
I was loved the reveal that Krampus has elves. That and the Jack in the Box hugging one of them was oddly cute.
What scenes made you stop and stare in awe? The rooftop jumping was horrifyingly beautiful.
>>78142350Ending was shit
>>78153786
>It wiped its mouth after eating the kid.
That's what made it fucked up. Where did it even get the handkerchief?
>>78149080
Eh, it's a different kettle of fish. Rare Exports is more of an actual horror film, with the black humor coming out of the strangeness of the premise, while Krampus is a present from the opening moments as a horror comedy.
In terms of Christmas Themed Horror Comedy, its definitely 2nd place to Gremlins, but I love Gremlins, so I'm biased.
>>78156092
> a present
Presented. Fuck me, I'm getting into the spirit of the season.
Is there a semi decent rip of the movie yet? I need to see it, and read the tie in
>>78153965
>Tim Allen in The Krampus Clause
I'd watch it
Did a picture of Krampus' facial design ever show up online? Sounded pretty messed up from what I read.
>>78156454
I don't think you ever see his face. He's wearing a wooden Santa mask with a gaping mouth.
Man, the scene where he comes down the chimney was fantastic.
>>78147671
Omi's entire village got a bad case of kramps for being pissy about WWII blitzkrieging their holiday spirit. Krampus likes to shop in bulk.
The first minutes of the movie are of rabid shoppers going apeshit on one another. Their whole town probably got a visit from Krampus.
http://imgur.com/a/Xgdv8
>>78156547
I somehow missed the fact it was a mask, and was wondering why they would have the mouth stuck open.
>>78154636
You'd really think all this shit happening in one town, on one night, would attract some extreme news attention
Really, if you think hard about it, every film that involves wide-sale situations like these, or any found footage situations involving the supernatural, would have world-wide repercussions.
You have PROOF of the supernatural.
>>78156591
>Omi's entire village got a bad case of kramps for being pissy about WWII blitzkrieging their holiday spirit. Krampus likes to shop in bulk.
Did he take the whole village? Or just her parents?
>The boyfriends family actually fought back.
They did good enough to actually make Krampus intervene.
But if all you had to do was lose the spirit of Christmas, HUGE swaths of people would be disappearing on every Christmas. People would notice.
>>78157158
Anon, you think the government doesn't know about Krampus? They can't stop him, they can't fight back. All they can do is let him have his way.
>>78157085
They didn't keep the fire hot.
That's one of things I liked about this, it had some rules.
>>78157184
If something has a genesis, it has an ending. It's just a matter of finding out how.
>>78157158
>>78157184
just align yourself with the great Ak and the fairy council for protection
>>78156996
There's the general public's disbelief to take into account. Kingston Falls had a town-wide outbreak of Gremlin violence, but the out-of-town reporter shown at the end seems to refer to the various eyewitness accounts of "little green men" sarcastically.
>>78157224
>Even when there were embers burning, Krampus didn't come down the chimney.
I loved that.
>>78157262
Anyone with basic forensic ability would have been able to piece together some insane shit was going on in that town.
>>78157158
Being non-Christian is the only way to be safe
Krampus is a Jewish agent in the crusade to end Christianity
>>78157158
The film ended with everything restored back to "normal" though still proof that Krampus did exist.
>>78157299
Cognitive dissonance can explain that. People just reject the explanation they wouldn't want to believe. Like the Christmas monster and midnight gremlins.
>>78149336
So you got monsters for Halloween, Christmas, and St.Patrick's day. I guess the next thing someone needs to make monsters for Easter and Valentines.
>>78157823
Don't forget thanksgiving
>>78157728
Pretty sure they were locked into an eternal Christmas Day, anon.
>>78157823
>he dosent know about the bloody valentine or the dust bunny
>>78156715
There's a blink-and-you'll miss it shot of his eyes behind the mask. Definitely goat's eyes in all their horizontal creepiness.
>>78157973Nope, see >>78143402
>>78158047
Where's the source?
>>78157973
They weren't, but I can see why you think that because the film never went into the lore.
The exact explanation of what happens to people who Krampus actually takes away/can't be helped/, in the canon of Dougherty's Krampus anyway, is only revealed in the graphic novel:They are put into sacks and taken to a giant junk yard like place that is literally filled with sacks of frozen people. The frozen people are taken to a factory where they thrown into a fiery pit (like the one shown in the movie, where they throw Jordan and Max in)--where they are reborn/turned into the killer toys. So Max and his family were given a second chance.
>>78157823
>>78157991
But as said earlier, those holidays have no horror/scary elements in their mythos like Halloween and Krampus.
>>78158248
Does the graphic novel also point out the alleged proof that both Krampus and Trick r Treat take place in the same universe as Dougherty said in an interview?
>>78158499
I honestly don't remember Trick r Treat or its characters being mentioned at all, but I wasn't looking for it when I read it. next time I'm at the library I can scan through and see if I missed anything.
Has the comic been storytimed on here yet?
>>78158499
I saw an interview. He said "it's hard not to imagine Krampus and Sam kicking back with a beer sharing stories.">>78149336
They even asked if he would do an easter movie. He seemed excited talking about the easter pagan origins. But stopped him self. I think he really doesn't want to go down in history as Holiday Horror guy, but I do think he is down for Trick r' Treat 2.
>>78158770
Isn't Sam just a kid, or has the body of a kid?
>>78158814
I'm assuming Sam has many forms, he just prefers the child one.
>>78155671
You're shit!
>>78157823
Michael Dougherty is the only director I'd trust to do a Leprechaun reboot.
>>78160225
>they did a Leprechaun reboot
>it was literally just a tiny demon-like creature that never talked, had any personality, or even resembled a leprechaun in any way.
>>78160117
>lol it was a dream the entire time
>>78160555
I like to pretend that piece of shit never existed.
>>78160595
Except, you know, it wasn't.
>>78160595
>It was a dream the entire time
Like
Did you miss the last 90 seconds or
>>78153786
fuuuck
>>78153786
>the way it clapped whenreinforcements arrived
adorable
I bought it today.
It's not bad, it's an anthology thing but pretty much all the monsters from the movie are there.
Krampus himself only shows up like twice, but that's to be expected.
As for the movie, I really hope they don't fart out a shitty sequel.Micheal Dougherty should really by the one directing the Five Nights at Freddy's movie. He's not this PG-13 horror shit on lockdown, man.
![sweating2[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/iOhSwKK.jpg "sweating2[1].jpg")
>>78153786
Holy fuck.
Anybody know of a place I can stream Krampus? None of the theaters in my area are playing it.
>>78158770
>I do think he is down for Trick r' Treat 2
The introduction to the new Trick 'r Treat graphic novel says that he's hoping that Krampus will be successful so that he can finally move forward with the sequel, before going on to say that he hopes the GN will be enough to tide fans over in the interim.
>>78153786
Still waiting for a Webm of when IT happens.
>>78158464
Dig deep. There's probably an obscure horror element.
Was Krampus a good movie? looks like something in the vein of Gremlins.
>>78164538
Krampus is a great movie and it's a lot like Gremlins.
A dark comedy. A PG 13 horror film.
>>78164538
It was great anon.
>>78164538
I liked it. It had a good message. Plus, there's a cool animated bit
>>78163879
https://plus.google.com/107149978368559522872/posts/7mYFKXRa1W2
Maybe? Saw it in a YouTube comment
>>78165893
This leads to one of those spam "sign up for free and take a survey to get a code to activate your account" things. Don't toy with my emotions, anon.
>>78165893
>>78166485 is right, but thanks just the same.
>>78156454
Weta has a Krampus statue for preorder that shows him in all his glory. Like other people said, the face you see in the movie is actually a skin mask (you can really tell in the closeup shot).
https://www.wetanz.com/krampus-2/
>>78166653
His rings are great.
>>78162738
The Jim hensen studio is hard at work creating the animatronics so that's good
>>78166653
Is it really Santas face or simply a wood mask to mock him?
>>78166735
Probably a mask to mock him and briefly fool people into actually thinking he's St Nicholas
>>78166735
>>78166812
>St Nicholas’ dark shadow is here to bring sorrow to naughty children and their nasty ungrateful families. Behind the sunken, hollow eyes of an old man’s face turned gruesome skin mask, lurks a goat-like monster with cloven hooves, long curved horns and gnarled fingers that reach out and grab.
from the link in this post >>78166653
>>78166653
Jack in the Box when?
>>78152644
>I mean honestly try and explain the Easter bunny outside what he does.
Donald Duck comics Easter bunny = GOAT
He lives on Easter Island... he and his goose were the victim of some ancient magic that made them immortal, so they're stuck there and she can lay infinitely many eggs, and he distributes them around the world because he can't think of any other way to get rid of them and he's an idiot.
>>78166653
God, his true face must be horrific.
>Max's bell had Santa von Krampus written in it.
I'm guessing they're one and the same.
>>78167028
Suf the site. Since most the stuff is pre-order, it might have a chance. But they do have the cherub
What the hell was the thing under the snow?
>>78142350
The comic? I really liked it, but I might be biased since I know the artist personally.
>>78168064
I think it was a Jack in the Box
Does anyone want to storytime the comic? I'd buy it, but my money is going into gifts for my family.
>>78157823
>lets make a monster for valentines
Anon. There's already on for that holidaybeing alone.
>>78157823
A evil Cupid/Eros could be easy to make monstrous, since he is also the God of fertility and sex.
Anyone have the artbook yet? Is it worth the 30 dollars on Amazon?
>>78162626
W-what's going on in that image?
So what'll be the next holiday that Dougherty will tackle? Drawing blank here, can't think of any holidays that go back far enough and are spooky.
>>78168647
there's an amazon review with a bunch of the pages previewed. I'd say if you loved the movie and like looking at production design (concept art, etc) then yes
>>78169759
If he will base it off another holiday with Pagan origins, Easter would be his next best bet.
>>78169759
Thanksgiving? Vengeful Indian spirits and monsters. And a monster turkeythat stuffs people or gets stuffed.
>>78169759
I'd say St. Patrick's day, but Leprechaun has that market cornered.
Love the use of actual puppets instead of all CGI, they could of went with terrible CGI for the elves and what not but didn't, I'll give them credit.
Still deciding whether that ending is terrible or not though.
>>78169896
I think the ending is overall decent if a little bit underwhelming but I love the very last bit whereall the creatures pop up smiling at the viewers
>>78169759day of the dead
Anyone think this movie has a chance at the Oscars? Sound design was outstanding, and the set design was nothing to scoff at, either.
>>78166653
>Dat Dark Elf display
Shit... I am really tempted to hurt my card right now.
>>78170240
Horror rarely gets nominated.
>>78147671
>They had nothing to do with the family or showed any signs of being assholes.
Krampus was going to bring them all back to life once the boy learned his lesson, anyway, so he might as well have some fun while he was in town.
>>78170342
>>78170240
Yeah, Oscars are mainly Hollywood mutual masturbation and who's turn it is to be fellated this year though sometimes the technical awards are given out to those that deserve it.
>>78167462
that is correct krampus is an ancient demonic spirit forged into santa's shadow and punishes those who are naughty at christmas. two halfs of the same person
>Krampus has Gingerbread Men minions
>Judging by how Augustus chomped into one of them, they're pretty tender
>Krampus actually fucking bakes up a whole batch of Gingerbread Men each year and. no matter how hard he tries, they keep coming out as delicious and friendly looking
Santa Claus asks for milk and cookies, Krampus can make his own damn meals.
>>78170427
Be honest, do you think he expected Max to put himself up for sacrifice? Is that like the final test for the night? First he gives them the bell and just happens to be a couple yards away from them, about the sacrifice the whole family? It's like he's the biggest dick in the world but he's offering you every opportunity to find a way out of this shit situation you've put yourself in.
>>78170619
>two halfs of the same person
Uh... no. Saint Nicholas and Krampus are two distinct individuals.
Almost all we have of the modern "Santa Claus" is actually just Krampus himself. The elves, the red coat, the big sack he carries around. All Krampus. Hell, even leaving the milk and cookies comes from the belief that when Krampus came to beat your ass raw with a ruten you could buy your way into a second chance with some sweets and a bottle of schnapps.
The modern image of Santa came about in the 1920's when the Coca-Cola company took all those bits and pieces of Krampus lore, rolled them in sugar, and draped them onto a barely-recognizable caricature of Nicholas.
>>78170761
So for st. Nicolas you just need to be a good person?
>>78170705
>It's like he's the biggest dick in the world but he's offering you every opportunity to find a way out of this shit situation you've put yourself in.
Yeah, that's his deal. He's a complete asshole, but he really does want you to be a better person. Tough love. Tough, mentally-scar-you-for-all-eternity love.
>>78170761
The original Santa is pretty much Odin. A lot of Christmas traditions are norse pagan traditions.
>>78170705
I don't think he expected it, necessarily. Max's Omi got the bell and didn't offer herself as sacrifice, but she still lived. I would wager other children who have been through the same thing may have not given themselves up for sacrifice.
I wonder if Krampus laughing was out of it being unexpected, as well as him having a go at scaring the shit out of Max before throwing Jordan & then Max into the pit.
So you HAVE to have holiday spirit to not summon krampus?
>>78170815
Saint Nicholas and Krampus are Germanic in origin, not Norse.
>>78170807
If you were a good, honest person then Nick would stop by your house and fill your shoes with candy and small toys. If you were a little shit, Krampus would beat your ass with a bundle of birch branches. If you were so bad that a savage beating wouldn't straighten you out, he'd stuff you in a sack and take you back to his castle to slave and toil either until you were a good person or died, whichever came first.
Also some versions of the tale I've read say that if he took you and you never learned your lesson, then he'd just fucking eat you.
>>78170925
The movie's canon is kind of confusing on this.
It seems like not having Christmas spirit isn't enough to summon Krampus. There has to be some trigger, like the grandmother giving up hope and throwing her St Nicholas doll in the fireplace or Max losing his Christmas spirit and tearing up his letter to Santa. In both instances the film implies that it was their feelings and actions which caused Krampus to be summoned, not just people not having holiday spirit.
It seems like the family were assholes on Christmases past, because Max says something like "every year it just gets worse and worse," and his letter makes it clear that things had been going wrong for a while. But despite that, no Krampus in the previous year or the year before that... was it because Max still had spirit and believed?
Later on in the film the grandmother tells the cousins, who are asking if they were super super super good would Krampus go away, that it's not your actions but your feelings and what you give up that determines your holiday spirit.
>>78170964
>honest person then Nick would stop by your house and fill your shoes with candy and small toys.
Huh. When I was little my parents told me to put my shoes out for Santa to put presents under. I assumed it was because we didn't have a chimney. It probably was, but interesting that it was more accurate than the chimney.
>>78171393
Yeah, I'm actually not sure where the chimney thing started. Nick and Krampus would just come to your house and knock on the door.
>>78171459
No one knows exactly when it started, but it's been a few centuries at least. There's a 17th century Dutch painting I remember we used to have a print of, where two kids are looking up a chimney, the older one telling the younger that the chimney is how Nicholas got in the house to give them gifts.
>>78170876
I think that was because Omi didn't lose her faith out of anger or frustration; it was more of a broken spirit sort of thing. Her parents drover her to it. Max outright rejected the holiday spirit, and I think that's why Krampus didn't spare him. This isn't the best comparison, but I would liken it to being agnostic versus being atheistic: there's a big difference between saying there probably isn't a god or higher power and saying there absolutely isn't one.
>>78173467
but krampus did spare Max, twice. once when he gave him the ornament, just as he did Omi, then again by resetting everything and giving him the ornament again.
>>78173620
Did I misinterpret the ending, then? I thought they were all trapped in eternal Christmas hell.
>>78173894
Krampus canon (established in the prequel comic) indicates that if Krampus deems you irredeemable, you (dead or live) are stuffed in a sack and dragged to a frozen wasteland; then you're thrown into the fiery pit you see in the film, afterwards you wake up as a transformed evil toy, forever set to do Krampus' bidding and try to get people to do what you couldn't: realize and make up for their errors.
If you are redeemed, you get the Krampus ornament, as a reminder to never again lose your Christmas spirit. Max and Jordan were thrown in the pit, but they wake up in their own bodies. Max gets the ornament--twice, once because Krampus spared him just like he did Omi, and then again after Max's offer of sacrifice makes Krampus decide to do what Max suggested: fix everything.
Aside from the comic establishing some more rules that the film left out, I don't think they were trapped in an eternal Christmas hell. If they were, the film would have made it more clear, Dougherty doesn't shy away from punishments in his film so it wouldn't be left ambiguous. I think if they were trapped in eternal Christmas because of Krampus, Doughtery wouldn't have shied away from showing us that--having the family go through the one Christmas, go to bed, wake up... Christmas again. Then pan out to laughing Krampus and the globe. Instead we see the family wake up, enjoying Christmas like they used to (Max's wish to Krampus) and Max thinks it was just a bad dream. Then he unwraps the ornament and everyone else realizes it wasn't a dream.
When did Krampus become normalfag territory? This sucks.
>>78174411
Whatever you say, reddit.
>>78174411
Blame the very internet that taught you. You literally gain nothing from knowing stuff ahead of other people.
>>78174411
Binding of Isaac, maybe? I don't think there was one big surge. It just kind of steadily grew.
>>78157823
I found a bunch of "lesser" holiday horror lists on IMDB. There's a few instances of people seemingly trying to kickstart villain-centric franchises.
http://www.imdb.com/user/ur25668271/lists
>>78160555
>>78160666
The best thing about that awful Leprechaun movie is that there was a change in production and you can tell EXACTLY where it happened.
The first half actually sets up a bit of the lore about the statues from the previous movies...and then mid-way point it's all ignored for little demon.
>>78164538
It's great, and it does have a very Gremlins feel to it.
>>78153786
I saw this movie Friday night, the theater was half full and a third of the people where kids.
This is the part where most of them lost their damn mind. There was a single mother near me who kept telling her kid "This is what happens when your bad." Mother of the fucking year.
>>78174411
SHUT UP
>>78158018
here's the what he looks like under the mask
>>78175924
woops forgot to add the image
>>78174605
The Rudolph guy mentioned in that pic was lame as hell, though the Christmas rhyme lay-out they used to tell the story was amusing. He was literally just a guy with a Santa costume who strapped some antlers to his forearm to stab people. If I recall correctly, Cassie and Vlad killed him thinking he was a supernatural killer and expected him to get back up but then comedically shrugged it when he turned out to just be a regular guy.
>>78174029
>having the family go through the one Christmas, go to bed, wake up... Christmas again.
Or having the monsters suddenly rush in and start tormenting everyone.
>>78168363
Priapus and Dionysus were gods of fertility. Eros/Cupid, a son of the goddes of love, was the god of love
>>78157823
>Valentines
There's the Miner from My Bloody Valentine and its remake.
Sure, he doesn't exactly scream Valentine's Day, but he still looks cool nonetheless.
