[S3E20] Horror Stories
Desperate running from a killer, barricading yourself in rooms, discovering dead bodies, and fighting against the killer are all iconic horror movie tropes. Betty achieved all of these scenes within her five-minute standoff against The Black Hood.
[S3E20] Horror Stories
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Visually, the lighting and music enhanced the horror experience. The hallways had Riverdale's classic blue overtones, but the inclusion of red elements brought a new level of urgency and chaos. The additional touches helped show that Betty truly was alone in those hallways.
Plus, mixing in the flashback intercuts of Alice during Riverdale Season 3 Episode 4 provided a great callback to the horrors from the past. We as the viewers knew the evil that Betty would witness in that bathroom.
Dina hears horror stories about child birth from two customers capped by Janet mentioning that she gave birth to twins in the back of car and was cut open. For the gender reveal party, Kelly hands assignments to the staff including having Sandra make a melon baby. Jeff, now sporting a moustache, surprises Mateo and maintains the ruse with Jonah that he's working for Target. Jeff leaves to shop and Mateo tells Jonah that Jeff is jobless. In Glenn's Office, Glenn is tempted to open the envelope so he gives it to Garrett with orders not to tell him the contents. After watching a horrible video of an animal birth, Dina tells Amy (who is eating many twinkies) and Glenn that she doesn't want to carry the baby anymore. In Glenn's Office, she panics and offers inane ideas of how to rid herself of the baby. Kelly and Sandra ask Garrett for the envelope so they can put the correct color of jelly beans in a piñata baby but Garrett can't find the envelope and won't admit to losing it.
As he wanders through that darkened field, he tells Chung that he was hoping to stumble across one of the few UFO sightings that had been reported in the area. Moments later, he stumbles in the field and, as he races back away from an unseen horror, he relates to Chung his own regrets regarding having called the authorities.
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When the lights go out and the doors lock immediately, the gang decided to tell scary ghost stories and who can tell the scariest. All three scare Ally at the beginning of the episode then starts telling stories.
"The Charnel Pit" is the story title to the twentieth episode of season three of the horror television series Friday the 13th: The Series and is the seventy-second episode of the series overall. The episode was directed by Armand Mastroianni and written by Jim Henshaw. It originally aired in first-run syndication on May 26th, 1990.
The Midnight Hour (also known as In the Midnight Hour) is a 1985 comedy/horror television movie which aired on ABC on Friday, November 1, 1985, at 9:00-11:00 PM EST and stars Shari Belafonte-Harper, LeVar Burton, Peter DeLuise, and Dedee Pfeiffer.
This 1979 television anthology Halloween special was hosted by Vincent Price. It featured the stories "The Ghost Belonged To Me," "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow," and "The House With a Clock In Its Walls."
It crashes through the window of the boutique, and Xander pushes Cordy out of the way to take it on himself. The thing starts to attack him, but then it sees a dude in a tux and goes after him. And like, really goes to town shredding this dude while Cordelia and Xander look on in horror. It checks out the sales ladies, then runs out.
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