X-Files season 1. Still damn entertaining.

It was quite good. I don't remember much of S2, but S3 reminds me a lot of S1, in no small part thanks to Wilson Fisk's return. D'Onofrio has truly turned him into a smart and terrifying character that has a penchant for manipulating people into doing what he wants. If S3 has any flaws, it might have to do with just how many people Fisk has seemingly gotten to: too many and, at the same time, not enough. This stretches credibility somewhat, but I am reminded of The Untouchables and Eliot Ness' own plight trying to bring down Al Capone. It's a shame Charlie Cox doesn't don the Daredevil outfit this time around, even if it is explained. Karen and Foggy both contribute more than they probably did in The Defenders, maybe even S2. Are there political undertones in S3? Sure, issues like a free press, bribery/corruption in the government, are present throughout, but I personally didn't feel like they were pandering... beyond maybe a couple of speeches. A strong season overall, even if it's a bit dark, but we are talking Daredevil after all.

PS: D'Onofrio should appear in a Spiderman movie, he's such a good villain.

The last season of Voltron is up. All I'm gonna say (for now at least) is that if you watch the first episode you have a better than 90% chance to guess at the ending.

The Rose Parade!



Come watch.

Super late to respond but yeah check out the actual SCP wiki cause it's fun stuff. Haven't caught up on it in like 6 years but it's super easy to get lost there cause some are not only wacky but there's some generally really creepy ones as well. There's another game before Containment Breach that I personally found to be scarier but I'll have to try and remember the name to it. Cause playing it with headphones was just delightfully nightmare inducing. X3

I know a lot of weird ones I liked as I've read a fair few of the entries, but I'll be danged if I remember any of the bloody numbers X) Will have to see if I can remember any. One of my favourite things with them is how the lore intersects, like if you read 682's entry, there's a list of other SCP's they've tried to use against it to kill it. 

Also!

If you want a game, while not technically SCP (though it so obviously is) there's lobotomy corporation on PC. Its a management sim that effectively tasks you with maintaining an SCP facility 

Edit: remembered this one, 3333 and 194

Don't worry. Like I said to Ness, 682 and 001 are the only ones I can actually remember without having to double check X3

Completely agreed. The [redacted] can be a great way of getting you're imagination pondering questions if used properly, but when stories use it too much or justed [redacted] simply for the sake of [redacted] it has a negative impact on it. I'd also bring up Love Craftian kind of horror since that perfectly plays into peoples natural fear of the unknown. Sometimes even just being able to create a faint but effective tone of unease can leave me feeling overall more scared than a jump scare or crazy monster or really gory death in a story can just because of the way it throws my brain off. Or you see something uncanny valley which just leaves you feeling creeped out.

There's a few of the SCPs that really like to mess with how they present the SCP files that if done right can work extremely well in the stories favor. There's one SCP that if you write about it then it will appear and take whatever was written about it and if you speak about it then it will appear and take whatever is written about it so they instead have a file with a morse code instead of a number and the file is essentially telling you a fairy tale to give you just enough of a gist to understand what you need to know about this SCP without ever actually directly mentioning it or talking about it.

SCP-3999: I Am At The Center of Everything That Happens To Me is also another really interesting one in how it presents it's info. I don't want to ruin it but it if you haven't read that one yet but it's one of the more meta horror stories out there that has a surprisingly clever point and message to it all. I know I've seen a number of people that consider this to be one of the best SCPs and I can see why.

Started watching Russian Doll. Weird Netflix series, but quite good.

Ever notice that Natacha Lyonne always plays characters that smoke? It is a thing.

If you haven’t already, be sure to check out SCP 426, 1247, and 1981, those are some strange ones.