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Every month we'll include a new game for you to play. Most of the time, it'll be a round of trivia we especially liked from an old game we hosted, but who knows? We may mix it up from time to time as well.
This month, we’re testing your horror movie knowledge. We’ll give you the plot synopsis of a B horror movie, and you tell us whether we’ve made it up, or it’s something that really exists.
B Movies - Real or Fake?
Killer Klowns From Outer Space (1988) - Memorable moments include klowns in larval form hiding inside a popcorn bag and a giant marionette called Jojo the Klownzilla.
Unfriended (2014) - Six friends learn a lesson about bullying when a student comes back to haunt them during a Skype call.
Tusk (2014) - A retired sailor named Howard captures a podcaster and attempts to surgically turn him into a replica of “Mr Tusk,” a walrus who rescued Howard at sea.
Plant-based (2020) - In an effort to create new meat-free ingredients, Dr. Sara Geniese instead accidentally develops protein strings that grow inside humans like viruses, turning those who eat them inside-out. For whatever reason, the word “virus” is never actually used in the 144-minute film, as if no one has ever heard of them.
ThanksKilling (2007) - A rampaging spirit named Turki returns every five-hundred-and-five years to wreak havoc - but this year, it’s early.
The Tingler (1959) - Dr Warren Chaplin is convinced that every human is inhabited by a creature (“The Tingler”) that causes fear but is suppressed by our ability to scream. To test his theory, he enlists a deaf volunteer named Martha who is also, for no explicable reason, also unable to scream.
Not That Way (2006) - Six party-hard college students volunteer for a psychology experiment, only to find they are locked in a sadistic maze designed by an insane former professor - who wants them to learn at all costs.
Lip Sync (1999) - When popular Jill steals unpopular Kristen’s song and uses it to win the school talent show, Kristen visits a local magic shop, where she buys a potion that will allow her to literally put words in Jill’s mouth. But using the potion comes at a horrible - and disgusting – price.
Birdemic: Shock and Terror (2010) - A nod to Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds, but with an environmental message. The 2013 sequel is Birdemic 2: The Resurrection.
Death Bed: The Bed That Eats (1977) - Only one man has ever been spared by it, his spirit condemned to live forever behind a painting, from where he must forever witness the bed eating its victims.
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