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Though this did happen 10 years ago, the story I told then hasn't changed very much. If you're new to this lore on Jennifer Cornet or the Hannibal fandom then welcome. If you've already gone through this before then I apologize because it's just going to be the same basic story I told the last time. I'm tired of staying silent and letting other people tell my story for me.

What did you think of Wish Upon? Good, bad, or total garbage? Drop your thoughts below — and tell me: if you found the box, what would your first wish be… or would you smash it immediately? If you enjoyed this deep-dive roast, like, subscribe, and hit the bell for more horror movie nitpicks, plot hole exposes, and real-talk reviews!

In this video I will break down the multiple reasons why I don't like her giving concrete examples from the show, of her behavior, so I can state my case. You are obviously free to disagree with me but if you liked this character I'd really love to know why, and how you excuse all of this terrible behavior (and acting from Kacy Rohl).

This is not the fresh feminist horror masterpiece people are claiming. It’s unoriginal, annoying, and frustrating. If you want this exact plot done right, go watch 'Loved To Death' from Tales From The Crypt instead. Save your time and money and go watch The Backrooms if you want something actually original.

Went into the new Faces of Death remake expecting trash… and honestly it started off better than I thought. But holy shit, once the plot really gets going it completely falls apart. The main character makes the dumbest possible decisions at every single turn, the police are comically useless, the ‘they’re gay’ thing is so forced it adds literally nothing, and the ending is one of the stupidest things I’ve seen in a horror movie this year. If you love watching characters ignore basic logic just so the movie can have ‘tension,’ this one’s for you. Otherwise… it’s a frustrating mess that had potential but kept shooting itself in the foot.

From the beach phone call death to the beach-party shootout plan, the pool electrocution scheme, and the final “just walk down the street holding hands” ending — I call out every single infuriating moment. If you love horror movie rants, savage critiques, or just watching someone tear apart a hyped-up 2014 “masterpiece,” this one’s for you.

Plus, I explore why this scene feels so unnerving... and why some fans even call it strangely erotic. If you love horror breakdowns, cinematic analysis, or the Saw franchise, this is for you.

Tell me in the comments: Team Dani or are we finally calling it? 👀 (Part 2 drops if you guys actually want it 🔥)

In this video I will cover the remaining screenshots that I saved form my time with Jennifer Cornet. There are some photos in this that I didn't include in my first video but the majority of it is excerpts from the chat transcripts that I managed to save. A lot of this comes with context that needs explaining and that makes it very long. I also, admittedly, go off on a bunch of tangents, though they do remain pretty related to the topic they just aren't directly about the screenshots. Anyway, I hope you enjoy.

I saved a whole bunch of screenshots I had at the time from when I knew Jennifer Cornet. The bulk of these were taken from her Twitter account (actually I think all of them were even though I get confused and say Instagram a lot, my bad). These screenshots do come with a bit of context so I provide that from what I can remember but all of this did happen ten years ago so take it with a grain of salt.

I found It Comes at Night to be the worst movie I’ve ever watched, a maddening jumble of pretentious scenes and loose ends that never lives up to its intriguing title. I was frustrated by the paranoid characters’ illogical choices, like tying a man to a tree to check for infection, and the nonsensical ending that explained nothing. I strongly urge you to skip this arthouse horror travesty, hoping it fades from memory forever.

In this video, I will analyze parts from the movie The Ring that you may have missed. Or this might be old news. In any case, this is one of my favorite horror movies of all time, if not my actual favorite so I wanted to talk about it first. Hopefully, you learned something along the way. If not, I'm sorry for rehashing old news.

In this video I will discuss my background in horror, the entire genre of media. Whether it be video games, movies, or books. I talk about how I got into it, what my favorites are, a bit about why I like them, and other random information. Be sure you leave your comments below about what horror movie you'd like to see me review first.

BehindThe Veil (Mae) has had 7 years to make this happen. A production they promised would take a year at most and still, there's very little to show for it. Was this a scam to get people's money and not do anything with it? Or do they actually intend to make this happen? If so, how many people are going to care when it's finished?

All I know is that if I paid that much money and was served any of this food, I'd have definitely complained. No matter how much of a #Fannibal I claimed to be.

Many people complained about the prices (so they offered installment plans). They didn't have the prices listed for most of the things at their convention until the last minute, and if you wanted to attend the entire thing and have as much fun as possible you'd be spending over $1000 dollars. You'd think that this utter failure would have convinced them not to do it again. It didn't.

Norma "Betsy" Craig, by some miracle, conned enough people into donating enough money to her Kickstarter for this convention filed as a literal *charity* (a 501(c)3) so she could throw a party for herself and a few of her friends all on the backs of the Fannibals who were dumb enough to give money to this idea in the first place. It only gets worse from there.