The problem with your question is that you assume there's an answer. The blog sounds like a poorly thought out contradictory mess.
My takeaway was there was a guy who was already a mass murderer who wanted to make a children's show where the puppet/claymation main character murders a bunch of kids, who later became a full-on serial killer once the show was in production
What this fails to take into account is that the weird stalker guy is capable of superhuman feats because he gets hit by a car, shot several times, and has his arm literally cut off, then walks it off like it's nothing. Then somehow grows his arm back because the writer forgot that was a thing.
It is just so repetitive and predictable, he watches a creepy happy appy episode then gets harassed by Forenzik. But there is no real through line between the episodes and why he is a target for a weird stalker cult. Like he is supposed to be a detective, but he is watching Happy Appy as a side hobby. If he is going to remake it, he needs to have the detective have a reason why he is watching the videos. Have him work on a cold case of a missing child and he discovers she appeared in a small kid show production and then him finding the tapes matters because he gets clues and discovers more missing kids related to happy appy. Also stick with it being grounded or super natural, he played with both and it just made things confusing.
That's just an average body cam video of a guy high on fent or PCP.
I think he was following trends at the time, like Slenderman had cultists helping him too right?
A story about the entertainment industry written by an ESL kid who has no idea how it works is now using marketing tactics of the entertainment industry to cash in on bad press to generate buzz about a new project that is a loose reboot of an existing long dead property.
I listened to it again at work today and this is definitely correct. There was one part where there were two Forenziks chasing the detective that I completely tuned out first time through, and the real Fredrikk just flat out says he has followers. Kind of confusing/improbable for the feats they pull off, like disappearing the corpse after one of them gets run over in the time it takes him to stop and look back and the fact that they're all 6'9 stringbean ass motherfuckers, but not explicitly or even implicitly supernatural. Why he has followers isn't addressed at all
When the podcast first started, I was kind of hoping it'd be a series like Bad Creepypasta. I'm okay with where it's going now, I just wish they'd read more actual creepypasta and less nosleep stories
The grab bag episodes are some of my favorites for that reason
Naming the cult in the very last post is so funny is makes think/hope the author was in on the joke by the end of the series, it's just such masterful timing.
You know how he's dyslexic? Well there's a no-no word with an N, an I, and a double G, not to mention that lowercase n's and r's look fairly similar. Non-zero chance he was reading it as Niggor lol
They know exactly what they are doing. They pretend to not understand why they are masked, but they just want their faces to be exposed to do harm to them and their families.
Or maybe hunter is a retarded faggot that never leaves his bubble politically.
I got 2 hours in. It could not be more obvious that they simply just don't enjoy doing this podcast or working together anymore. This story is fucking hilariously, comically bad. There is plenty for them to work with like Happy Appy fucking doing 9/11. And Wendigoon even calls Hunter out on not really reacting to it or giving a fuck.
I dont think he leaves his bubble at all in general.
That's what you sound like. Is it really so hard to believe they just really hated the story and didn't find much humor in it? Wouldn't be the first time. Goon also has a newborn he's taking care of which doesn't really leave much mental energy for being a circus monkey tbh.
