Rooster Teeth / Achievement Hunter / Let's Play / Funhaus / Inside Gaming - The company was resurrected.

[Dr. Two-Time Champion]

Not ah related but they live in a bubble and live in an echo chamber and refuse to see the other side regardless of the issue is.
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Remember, rely only on your government overlords to help you. Red or blue, politicians do not care about you.

 

[Burt Ryan]

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the Funhaus crew in their latest tweet reposted by the main RT twitter account has no one I can recall from memory

The only one I know he's trying to be a more friendly Spoole is Jacob.
On the left is Ryan "praised by the FH subreddit", the token hiring and the dude sipping I legit don't know who he is and why does he look like Ryan's twin.

 

[Sup3r]

Again, Greek Row. Also, they had a habit of drinking like Barney Gumble. 0

Anything went as long as it was for content. Shenanigans was evidence of this.

 

[Crescent Fresh]

Wait a minute...she didn't even make her own shitty poster!
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"Crazy talented"
>Co-Worker runs the kickstarter
>Brother writes & directs
>Production-company-for-hire
>Outsource graphic design of poster

Looking at the actual account, they actually do a bunch of professional, big-name posters, Onward, La La Land, Batman, etc.

And then this shit which can be remade in like five minutes in MS Paint.

On the topic, calling it now:


“It tells the story of the mysterious Sarah, a staff worker, and her interactions with Jason Cormack, a customer who hides a dark secret. As we find out more about Jason’s past and his reasons for being there, we realize that the laundromat is not what it appears to be.


Directed by Pier Paolo Piccoli and Fiona (Nova) Piccoli, this suspenseful tale is approximately 10-12 minutes in length. Visually, the film’s look takes inspiration from the saturated colors seen in Davis Leitch’s “Atomic Blonde” and Ryan Murphy's "Ratched." The laundromat's atmosphere is disquieting and unnerving, emphasizing the contrast between the two main protagonists’ personalities while leaving you questioning what this laundromat really is.”

The laundromat is purgatory/the guy’s personal hell of some sort. That’ll be the big twist attempt.

 

[Sleazy Car Salesman]

Looking at the actual account, they actually do a bunch of professional, big-name posters, Onward, La La Land, Batman, etc.

And then this shit which can be remade in like five minutes in MS Paint.

On the topic, calling it now:


“It tells the story of the mysterious Sarah, a staff worker, and her interactions with Jason Cormack, a customer who hides a dark secret. As we find out more about Jason’s past and his reasons for being there, we realize that the laundromat is not what it appears to be.


Directed by Pier Paolo Piccoli and Fiona (Nova) Piccoli, this suspenseful tale is approximately 10-12 minutes in length. Visually, the film’s look takes inspiration from the saturated colors seen in Davis Leitch’s “Atomic Blonde” and Ryan Murphy's "Ratched." The laundromat's atmosphere is disquieting and unnerving, emphasizing the contrast between the two main protagonists’ personalities while leaving you questioning what this laundromat really is. “

The laundromat is purgatory/the guy’s personal hell of some sort. That’ll be the big twist.

God I hope they don't get that lazy with it.

 

[Random Internet Person]

Looking at the actual account, they actually do a bunch of professional, big-name posters, Onward, La La Land, Batman, etc.

And then this shit which can be remade in like five minutes in MS Paint.

On the topic, calling it now:


“It tells the story of the mysterious Sarah, a staff worker, and her interactions with Jason Cormack, a customer who hides a dark secret. As we find out more about Jason’s past and his reasons for being there, we realize that the laundromat is not what it appears to be.


Directed by Pier Paolo Piccoli and Fiona (Nova) Piccoli, this suspenseful tale is approximately 10-12 minutes in length. Visually, the film’s look takes inspiration from the saturated colors seen in Davis Leitch’s “Atomic Blonde” and Ryan Murphy's "Ratched." The laundromat's atmosphere is disquieting and unnerving, emphasizing the contrast between the two main protagonists’ personalities while leaving you questioning what this laundromat really is.”

The laundromat is purgatory/the guy’s personal hell of some sort. That’ll be the big twist attempt.

Is this one of those stock twists like, “it was all a dream”, “the person was dead the entire time”, or “the person is in the hospital imagining everything and the characters are doctors, nurses, and other patients” ?

 

[Crescent Fresh]

God I hope they don't get that lazy with it.

Oh, no, they totally are. Promotion image from the KS:

Demon horns, even, and an emphasis on “die!” Now, there’s this production image:

The evil demon is reading a newspaper with a car wreck on the front page alongside a legible headline about the dangers of driving under the influence? It’s clever to anyone with an IQ lower than their age, and the customer’s “dark secret”.

Is this one of those stock twists like, “it was all a dream”, “the person was dead the entire time”, or “the person is in the hospital imagining everything and the characters are doctors, nurses, and other patients” ?

It is “dead the entire time”.

 

[LecherousGranolaBar]

So the story potentially amounts to something I saw in an Are you Afraid of the Dark episode?

 

[Dumpster dived waifu]

Please tell me they aren't going to be wearing masks for the entire "film". Jesus christ, nobody wants reminders of how shit this year and a half has been, and it'll age like milk.

 

[Sleazy Car Salesman]

Please tell me they aren't going to be wearing masks for the entire "film". Jesus christ, nobody wants reminders of how shit this year and a half has been, and it'll age like milk.

The mask will be seen as further symbolism by retards though.

 

[Dumpster dived waifu]

The mask will be seen as further symbolism by retards though.

 

[Sleazy Car Salesman]

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You know it's true. The mask is the laziest basic bitch art house symbolism there is.

 

[Random Internet Person]

Please tell me they aren't going to be wearing masks for the entire "film". Jesus christ, nobody wants reminders of how shit this year and a half has been, and it'll age like milk.

It could be saved by having it be the masks are the signs of everyone in the world is a wannabe ninja, but that’s just one way to have fun with wearing masks. The pain will come if someone is reprimanded for NOT wearing one.

Oh, no, they totally are. Promotion image from the KS:

Demon horns, even, and an emphasis on “die!” Now, there’s this production image:

The evil demon is reading a newspaper with a car wreck on the front page alongside a legible headline about the dangers of driving under the influence? It’s clever to anyone with an IQ lower than their age, and the customer’s “dark secret”.


It is “dead the entire time”.

So this thing is doing the theorizing and making things bigger and deeper before the fans do it. I think the way this plays out has the steps mixed up.

 

[Pig Boss]

Please tell me they aren't going to be wearing masks for the entire "film". Jesus christ, nobody wants reminders of how shit this year and a half has been, and it'll age like milk.

Notice the evil character (I assume, if it's correct that she is a demon or the devil or w/e) is not wearing a mask.

 

[Burt Ryan]

Christ is Fiona skinny. Jesus.
Also I've stumbled on this unlisted video and man.

 

[An Ghost]

Please tell me they aren't going to be wearing masks for the entire "film". Jesus christ, nobody wants reminders of how shit this year and a half has been, and it'll age like milk.

This is obviously a behind the scenes pic and the people in back are crew. The actress isn't wearing one.

 

[Jar-Jar Fanboy]

Oh, no, they totally are. Promotion image from the KS:

Demon horns, even, and an emphasis on “die!”

I absolutely hate the exclamation point after the "Don't trust her." Ditching the punctuation would make it feel more ominous. But for that to be effective, you'd have to pretend that the rest of the poster isn't there. It's about as subtle as a sledgehammer to the face. "Oh gee whiz, I sure wonder what the twist will be?" M Night Shyamalan, who? Move over, buddy, Fiona from Rooster Teeth is here to really blow your mind with twists you won't see coming

 

[Random Internet Person]

I absolutely hate the exclamation point after the "Don't trust her." Ditching the punctuation would make it feel more ominous. But for that to be effective, you'd have to pretend that the rest of the poster isn't there. It's about as subtle as a sledgehammer to the face. "Oh gee whiz, I sure wonder what the twist will be?" M Night Shyamalan, who? Move over, buddy, Fiona from Rooster Teeth is here to really blow your mind with twists you won't see coming

It comes across like some YouTube thumbnail or screenshot trying to explain a theory. And the fact that this is a promotion image feels....kind of sad. It feels like this KS crew thinks their audience is a bunch of idiots and can't figure out things for themselves....and it'll just probably take away anything you're supposed to take away from it because everything is explained.

I guess this clip explains and resonates with more than comedy.

 

[Wingnut]

This is obviously a behind the scenes pic and the people in back are crew. The actress isn't wearing one.

Or maybe THAT'S why she's not to be trusted! She's the devil for not wearing a mask.

 

[Random Internet Person]

Or maybe THAT'S why she's not to be trusted! She's the devil for not wearing a mask.

Maybe. But it’s looking to be a stock twist: the laundromat is Hell/Purgatory, newspaper chick probably runs the roost (don’t see anyone in charge for the most part), and all the other people doing laundry are damned souls being tormented. Can’t wait to hear about how we’re to perceive those who lose a sock or don’t have enough quarters or a too low balance on the laundry card so they can’t use the washers or dryers (a real thing by the way).