How Did They Bring Laurie Strode Back for the Halloween Movies?
Laurie Strode’s character (played by Jamie Lee Curtis) was a long running heroine in the Halloween franchise. She is one of the most successful protagonists out of all the horror movie franchises…and thus, her death came as a shock to Halloween fans. The producers of Halloween: Resurrection (2002) decided they were going to kill off Laurie’s character. So how is it that she is back and starring in the 2018 Halloween movie, released on October 19th, 2018 and the new 2021 Halloween Kills movie?
Horror Enthusiast has probed the Halloween rumors and creator interviews to determine the truth behind Jamie Lee Curtis’ reemergence as heroine Laurie Strode.
Why is Laurie Strode in the New Halloween movies?
The creators of this new Halloween movies are laying down some pretty good ground work and they all seem to be on the same page. Danny McBride has been interviewed about the 2018 movie (he was co-writing it, so his opinion is of sincere value) and has claimed it is not a remake. He explains that they are not picking up after Rob Zombie’s remakes. In fact, it ignores them, and many other movies in the franchise as well.
The real reason Laurie Strode has been allowed back into the franchise, is because the new movie ignores all previous films besides the first two movies. This means, all Michael Myers history after 1981 never happened for this new film.* As far as script writing goes for Halloween (2018), Laurie Strode never died to begin with.
Additionally, McBride has offered some more insight to the inspiration behind the new Halloween movie, and it all starts with his own likes. McBride states that he has always loved the Halloween franchise, and that the first movie has been on of his all time favorites. He says the simplicity behind the original movie led to efficiency probably meant to describe the entire movie] and that he wants to create a “straight-up” kind of horror in these new Halloween movies.
*It has been suggested that McBride and team may also choose to completely ignore the second movie in the franchise as well, Halloween II (1981). This would mean picking up after Michael Myers falls out of the second story window in the first film, gets up, and walks off.
Halloween (2018)
It is important to remember that Halloween (2018) is not meant to be a remake of anything. It is a continuation of a story. So much of the telephone game has created rumors that this is a remake of the original Halloween movie, even incorrectly listed on IMDB as a “reboot of the original film” (at the time of writing this article anyway).
Released in October 2018 release, Halloween 2018 became an instant classic. A team of true Halloween movie lovers like Carpenter, McBride and Green all working together, along with bringing back Jamie Lee Curtis, means creating a masterpiece that has horror fans everywhere more than excited!
Tritone’s love of horror and mystery began at a young age. Growing up in the 80’s he got to see some of the greatest horror movies play out in the best of venues, the drive-in theater. That’s when his obsession with the genre really began—but it wasn’t just the movies, it was the games, the books, the comics, and the lore behind it all that really ignited his obsession. Tritone is a published author and continues to write and write about horror whenever possible.
How Much Money Did Tobin Bell Make For Each Saw Movie?
The infamous laugh of Jigsaw was not Tobin Bell’s only contribution to the Saw movies. Saw would never be what it is today if it weren’t for the iconic voice and judgmental nature of Tobin’s John Kramer. His mere presence on-screen today is chilling and creates a curious, yet still scary tone. This meticulous actor has a movement about his physical nature that fits the Jigsaw killer’s character. The way Tobin speaks, his delays, and his piercing eyes make him one of the most interesting and entertaining horror movie slashers of all time. But what did they actually pay Tobin Bell for his role in the Saw films?
Tobin Bell’s Saw Movie Salaries
Tobin Bell’s performance as Jigsaw, the horror movie killer in the Saw franchise, is absolutely jaw-dropping (pun intended). He has received great reward for his fantastic performances, evident by the suspected salaries he has raked in!
The first movie was extremely low budget. The role of the Jigsaw killer required 14 days of laying on the floor. It was cold, dirty, grungy, and difficult, but Tobin insisted on doing it himself without a double or fake body to substitute for him. While it is speculated he did not make that much, monetarily, from this film…he is most definitely profiting in the form of a full blown successful career as Jigsaw.
In Saw II (2005), the production budget was five times larger than the first movie, at $5,000,000 and it made far more than the first movie. The second film in the franchise probably meant much more for Tobin. Maybe even earning a percentage rather than a flat rate.
Saw III’s budget also went up, doubling the previous movie’s budget and probably dishing out more percentage earnings Tobin than the previous movie. While it did not perform as well as the second movie, it still greatly outdid the original again and likely earned Tobin a huge reward.
The fourth Saw movie is where the franchise’s earnings begin to decline. Despite the budgets still all being around $10,000,00 (with an exception of a $17 million budget for Saw 3D in 2010), all of the rest of the movies in the franchise did pretty poorly at the box office when compared to the first few films. Still, Tobin was probably one of their greatest expenses (if not the greatest expense). Whether these remaining films earned the producers as much as they would have liked or not, they probably earned Tobin an absolute ton!
Tobin Bell may have earned the most out of any of the actors in the Saw franchise, however, he was not the only cast member to bank! Some of the other top paid Saw actors and actresses may have included the following cast members.
Donnie Wahlberg
One of the Wahlberg brothers likely made a killer in Saw II (2005). He was one of the primary stars and brought a well-known, already famous face to the Saw sequel. He also starred in one the best performing movies of them all (Saw II made the most in the United States of all the films, while it made second most worldwide, next to the third movie). He even returns for some fun in the third film!
Shawnee Smith
Smith started out in the original Saw movie alongside Tobin Bell…however, she made a centerstage appearance with a lead role in the second, third and sixth movies. She also reprised her role via archived footage in the fourth movie. Her heavy involvement and familiar face throughout the Saw movies gives credence to her being one of the top benefactors of the Saw films.
Costas Mandylor
Playing the role of Mark Hoffman in Saw IV (2007), Costas may not have made so much. However, it is speculated that he made a pretty penny being able to reprise this role in the subsequent Saw V (2008), Saw VI (2009) and Saw 3D: The Final Chapter (2010) movies.
Scott Patterson
Patterson played Agent Peter Strahm in the Saw movies, starting in Saw IV (2007). He then reprised his role in Saw V (2008), probably making a ton!
Betsy Russell
Like her costar Costas Mandylor and Scott Patterson, Betsy started out in Saw IV (2007) and played the role of Jill Tuck. She then returned for Saw V (2008), Saw VI (2009), and Saw 3D (2010), more than likely earning a lot more for the later films.
Cary Elwes
Cary Elwes played Dr Gordon in the first Saw movie. Dr Gordon then returned for Saw 3D: The Final Chapter to be explained as an accomplice to Jigsaw. Elwes most likely got paid A LOT more for this role reprisal.
Saw Salaries: Final Notes
Saw (2004) was a box office hit and launched many careers. However, Saw did not start out the high-paying household name in horror that it is today, and it started out extremely low budget. Still, it was pivotal for director James Wan (his first feature film as a director), and also for Tobin Bell, Jigsaw himself. Tobin Bell was an awesome Jigsaw killer and without his involvement in the Saw movies, it is questionable as to how much the franchise could have grown!
Tritone’s love of horror and mystery began at a young age. Growing up in the 80’s he got to see some of the greatest horror movies play out in the best of venues, the drive-in theater. That’s when his obsession with the genre really began—but it wasn’t just the movies, it was the games, the books, the comics, and the lore behind it all that really ignited his obsession. Tritone is a published author and continues to write and write about horror whenever possible.
Jason Voorhees is one tough killer to survive! He is notorious for his hockey mask and machete and holds the highest horror slasher kill count of all horror movie villains to date! The movies tell us that a real life Jason Voorhees chase would be terrifying and very hard to survive! Do you think you could survive Jason Voorhees? Take the Jason Voorhees Survival Quiz and find out today!
Would You Survive Jason Voorhees In Real Life?
Horror Enthusiast has determined the likelihood of your survival in a real life Jason Voorhees chase based upon your score of Jason Voorhees Survival Points. Jason Voorhees Survival Points can be earned from making favorable escape decisions versus being lost when making a less than favorable decision.
You start out with Zero (0) points.
By tallying up your score at the end of this quiz, you will be able to determine whether you would be able to escape a real life Jason Voorhees, or drown at the bottom of Crystal Lake!
Weapon to Use Against Jason Voorhees
There have been many ways characters have tried to defend themselves against the horror behemoth. Some methods have done more damage than others. Still, characters that do not maintain a vigilant mindset about defending themselves throughout the film, almost always meet their demise rather early after encountering Jason. Some weapon choices will be rewarded with an increased chance of survival, while others receive a penalty. You may only choose one weapon, or none.
If you would attempt to shoot Jason Voorhees with a shotgun, add 9 points to your score.
If you would attempt to stab Jason Voorhees with a knife, add 5 points to your score.
If you would attempt to wrestle Jason’s machete free from him, add 6 points to your score.
If you would attempt to use the environment as a weapon, dropping a heavy object onto his head, add 15 points to your score.
If you would attempt to use a baseball bat or other blunt force object against Jason, add 5 points to your score.
If you choose to avoid an encounter, and never choose a weapon, do not modify your score.
Hiding Place When Running From Jason Voorhees
Jason is a fast-paced killer, and when he’s got you in his sights…it is typically a good idea to keep moving! However, there are still many opportunities to duck out on Jason in order to recover your energy. Most of the time, choosing a quick hiding place to recuperate is an essential part of successfully escaping Jason Voorhees. Where would you hide to catch your breath? You may only choose one hiding place, or none.
If you would choose to hide in Crystal Lake, add 2 points to your score.
If you would choose to hide underneath a cabin, add 10 points to your score.
If you would try to hide behind a tree, add 7 points to your score.
If you would choose to hide inside a cabin, add 5 points to your score
If you would choose to hide in a cornfield, add 5 points to your score.
If you choose never to hide from Jason, at any point, do not modify your score.
Escape Routes to Escape Jason Voorhees
There are not many ways to reliably survive a Jason Voorhees encounter. Still, some survivors will tell you that it more than certainly can be done! If you select one of the correct escape routes, you will see a much better chance of surviving your ‘killer’ encounter! You may only choose one escape option.
If you would be willing to try and psychologically outwit Jason, convincing him you are his mother in order to escape, add 10 points to your score if you are male OR 15 points to your score if you are female.
If you would be willing to fight Jason, one one one, in order to escape by attempting to destroy Jason via gunfire, explosives or bombs, add 15 points to your score.
If you would be willing to fight Jason, one on one, in order to escape by attempting to dismember him, add 18 points to your score.
If you would be willing to attempt escape by way of canoe, add 10 points to your score.
If you would choose to run through the woods, add 8 points to your score.
If you would choose to swim through Crystal Lake to make your escape, add 2 points to your score.
Ways to Die Against Jason Voorhees
If you are looking to survive a real life Jason Voorhees chase, you will want to avoid making one of these frequently-made mistakes. Remember, one small mistake against a brute like Jason, could mean the end of your life!
Lake House Vacationing
So many victims have fallen to Jason Voorhees simply because they choose to take a beautiful summer vacation at the lake house. Jason always hunts his prey best during summertime!
If you would be found enjoying a ‘lake house summer vacation’ with your friends, subtract 20 points from your score.
Joking Around
Jason does not tolerate any type of disrespect. If someone is making fun of him, taunting him or otherwise irritating him, his natural instinct is to kill them as soon as possible. Some victims have mistaken him for harmless, or even tried to talk to him before losing their life. And those who do not move at all typically die fastest.
If you are the type to freeze up, make jokes or otherwise try to befriend your bully, subtract 15 points from your score.
Going Swimming
When survivors go swimming, they are notoriously vulnerable in horror films (especially in the slasher genre). Everyone knows that you do not go swimming when Jason’s at the party. Jason may be afraid of water and drowning, but the death rate for survivors who have entered Crystal Lake, is too high to ever suggest going for a swim.
If you would go skinny dipping, bask on a floatable, or otherwise take a plunge in Crystal Lake, subtract 15 points from your score.
Getting Drunk
A lot of the victims Jason has slain have been partying beforehand. If there is booze around, then it’s a pretty good sign that there is enough irresponsibility present for Jason to wreak extreme horror havoc. Alcohol also naturally reduces one’s ability to defend themselves in a horror slasher.
If you would find yourself drunk at a party, simply subtract 10 points from your score without complaining.
Walking Alone at Night
One of the worst ways to go in a horror movie, is alone. And in the Friday the 13th movies, Jason Voorhees loves to stalk those who walk alone at night. In fact, those who go it alone have an extremely low survival rate. Remember, always use the buddy system!
If you would choose to walk alone at night, even from one cabin to another for a quick moment, subtract 20 points from your score.
Having Intercourse
It is never good to have intercourse in a horror slasher film. In order to survive as a survivor, one’s hormones must be suppressed throughout the duration of the movie. If you choose to have sex, even if you use a condom, you will still be risking your life at Camp Crystal Lake!
If you would choose to be intimate while at a lake house, subtract 15 points from your score.
Did You Survive Jason Voorhees?
Time to tally up your Jason Voorhees Survival Points to determine whether or not you would survive a real life encounter with Jason.
+20 points…………… HIGH LIKELIHOOD OF SURVIVAL
10 to 19 points………… POSSIBLE CHANCE OF SURVIVAL
0 to 9 points………… SLIM CHANCE OF SURVIVAL
-9 to -1 points……… PROBABLY DEAD ON ARRIVAL
-24 to -10 points……DEFINITE DEATH
Below -20 points…. DIDNT EVEN NOTICE KILLING YOU
Jason is not easy to survive when he gets his mitts on you. If you failed to survive, keep in mind he’s got the highest kill count of all the horror slashers to date, and thus he has a lot of experience hacking and slashing!
Tritone’s love of horror and mystery began at a young age. Growing up in the 80’s he got to see some of the greatest horror movies play out in the best of venues, the drive-in theater. That’s when his obsession with the genre really began—but it wasn’t just the movies, it was the games, the books, the comics, and the lore behind it all that really ignited his obsession. Tritone is a published author and continues to write and write about horror whenever possible.
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre brings a lot of fears to life: the fear of chainsaws, the fear of cannibals, the fear of being hunted after being stranded, and the fear of ruthless monsters. However, the full terror of the movies has been isolated on-screen…until now! What would you do if you were being chased by Leatherface? Take the quiz below and find out if you would survive!
Would You Survive Leatherface In Real Life?
Horror Enthusiast determines your likelihood of survival in a real life Leatherface chase in terms of Leatherface Survival Points. Leatherface Survival Points are earned by making positive decisions in an attempt to escape Leatherface, while they are subtracted from poor decisions.
If you are a male, you start out with Zero (0) points.
If you are a female, you start out with Five (5) points. Females are more likely to survive an encounter with Leatherface.
By the end of the quiz, you’ll have tallied up your score to determine if you could teach others how to survive a real life leatherface, or if you are just another meat carcass!
Weapon to Use Against Leatherface
It is imperative to defend yourself against a horror movie slasher. Though, some people prefer flight over any other action, and some prefer to hide. There will be a lot of bonuses to be had by fighting back, as Leatherface is just a normal human being under the dead flesh and susceptible to pain like anyone else. Some weapon choices will be better than others. It is not acceptable to combine weapon choices, you may only choose one, or none.
If you would choose a large object to bash Leatherface over the head, add 1 point to your score.
If you would choose a bladed weapon (such as a knife or glass shard) to attempt to sever Leatherface’s arm or otherwise repeatedly stab him, add 10 points to your score.
If you would choose to use the environment as a weapon, such as luring him into a trap of some kind, add 10 points to your score.
If you would choose to strike Leatherface with a car, add 15 points to your score.
If you would choose to shoot Leatherface with a gun, add 5 points to your score.
If you would choose to wrestle Leatherface one on one, add 1 point to your score.
If you choose to avoid an encounter, do not modify your score.
Hiding Place When Running From Leatherface
Hiding is a really important part of surviving a Leatherface encounter. He is strong, fast and well-armed, thus, wit and a few quick hiding places is essential for moving throughout his environment and finding a proper escape. Unfortunately it doesn’t always work. It is not acceptable to combine hiding places, you may only choose one, or none.
If you would choose to hide in a closet, add 2 points to your score.
If you would choose to hide underneath a previously slain victim, add 10 points to your score.
If you would choose to hide in the woods, add 10 points to your score.
If you would choose to hide in a disabled car or vehicle, add 2 points to your score.
If you would choose to hide in a meat packing plant, factory or other butchery, add 5 points to your score.
If you would never choose to hide, do not modify your score.
Escape Routes to Escape Leatherface
A lot of Leatherface Survivors have fought back before escaping. Many have died trying to escape. And many have gotten super lucky gambling with an escape plan. Depending upon your plan, you may be more or less likely to escape. It is acceptable to combine two (2) options in order to devise your proper escape plan.
If you would attempt to kill Leatherface with a weapon that you have scavenged from the wilderness, cannibal’s home, or collection of ‘past victim artifacts,’ add 5 point to your score.
If you would attempt to drive yourself out using one of the Sawyer/Hewitt family vehicles, add 3 points to your score.
If you would choose to flag down a passerby vehicle on a through road, risking running into a cannibal family member, add 2 points to your score.
If you would be willing to jump from a two story window without knowing what is below, add 2 points to your score.
If you would choose to run through the woods, add 10 points to your score.
Ways to Die Against Leatherface
If You want to live when a real life leatherface is chasing you, chainsaw and all, you will want to avoid these common mistakes that have led to the demise of countless others. These stupid mistakes will affect your ability to survive.
Going Back to Help Others
Typically this strategy never works out and at least one person dies when someone doubles back for a friend. Usually, it’s the person that is being saved…however, sometimes no one makes it out.
If you would double back for a friend, subtract 6 points from your score.
Picking Up Hitchhikers
A lot of times, a hitchhiker leads the group to their doom. It’s never a good idea to pick up hitchhikers in a Texas Chainsaw movie, and is always a prelude for disaster.
If you would pick up a hitchhiker, subtract 4 points from your score.
Asking a Local Resident for Help
Many of the local residents in the Texas Chainsaw Massacre films are “in on it” with the Sawyer/Hewitt murderous family. When being chased by Leatherface or his crazy family, it is advised to avoid seeking out local residents for help.
If you would pound on a neighbor’s door for help, subtract 8 points from your score.
Entering Unknown Houses
A lot of the victims from the Texas Chainsaw Massacre have chosen to enter the residence of someone they do not know, willingly, before they are hunted or murdered. Most victims probably would have had a better chance of survival if they had avoided entering strange homes in secluded locations.
If you would enter a stranger’s home to use their telephone when in trouble, subtract 12 points from your score.
Going on Fun Excursions With Your Friends
So many victims fall in numbers. Leatherface and family prefer to hunt groups of people all at once. Most of the victims who have fallen to Leatherface started out as a part of a large group of friends traveling on a fun vacation or trip of some kind.
If you would carpool in a big van to have a great time with your friends for a weekend somewhere awesome, subtract 15 points from your score.
Falling Asleep
Although we aren’t dealing with a nightmare killer here, any victim who has fallen asleep due to exhaustion, concussion, or loss of blood, almost always dies. It is extremely hard to survive if you are in a state which requires any type of unconscious period in a Leatherface chase.
If you would take a nap or otherwise find yourself unconscious around Leatherface, subtract 15 points from your score.
Did You Survive?
Tallying up your Leatherface Survival Points will indicate your likelihood of surviving a real life encounter with Leatherface.
+10 points…………… HIGH LIKELIHOOD OF SURVIVAL
4 to 9 points………… POSSIBLE CHANCE OF SURVIVAL
0 to 3 points………… SLIM CHANCE OF SURVIVAL
-9 to -1 points……… PROBABLY DEAD ON ARRIVAL
-19 to -10 points……DEFINITE DEATH
Below -20 points…. LEATHERFACE IS PLAYING WITH HIS FOOD
Do not feel bad if you have a low score! It is quite difficult to survive Leatherface in the movies and would be equally as difficult in real life.
Tritone’s love of horror and mystery began at a young age. Growing up in the 80’s he got to see some of the greatest horror movies play out in the best of venues, the drive-in theater. That’s when his obsession with the genre really began—but it wasn’t just the movies, it was the games, the books, the comics, and the lore behind it all that really ignited his obsession. Tritone is a published author and continues to write and write about horror whenever possible.
Jigsaw is a very crafty, extremely intelligent horror slasher. While he believes his intentions are just and for the greater good, he is ultimately responsible for many victims. The fact of the matter is: most victims do not survive Jigsaw and his Saw movie traps. Many Saw fans wonder, however, how would one survive a Jigsaw torture trap or Saw movie? Is surviving a Saw movie even possible?
Horror Enthusiast has plunged into the Saw franchise in an attempt to identify and classify the greatest threats in a Saw film.
Threats Found in a Saw Movie
Although there are a multitude of unique and creative threats throughout the Saw movies, some of the greatest threats can be easily identified and outlined. A horror fan can use this guide to survive a Saw movie or Jigsaw trap house!
The Traps
The most obvious threats in a Jigsaw house or Saw movie are the traps. Jigsaw is a highly skilled mechanical engineer who is able to create the most intimidating (and deadly) traps of all time. Jigsaw uses all types of mechanisms and gadgets to force his victims to take action or lose their lives. Jigsaw is famous for “giving his victims a chance to live,” even calling it “a game;” However, most of his victims will tell you (the very few who have survived) that it is not a game and it is not very fun. The traps are oftentimes custom-made to match the victim and their atrocities.
In order to survive a Jigsaw trap or a trap from a Saw movie, you have to be willing to shed some blood and possibly lose a limb or other important part of your body (an eye, fingers, your stomach, etc).
Bleeding Out
Even if a Jigsaw victim makes it out of a trap, they are still frequently left in no condition to retrieve help…and violently bleeding out. Sometimes, they die trying to get help after literally cutting off a limb. Other times they sever parts of their body to beat a Jigsaw game only to still fail and bleed out. Because most of the traps involve sharp metal or torture devices meant to inflict pain, people typically bleed a lot and thus bleeding out becomes a grave concern when trying to survive a Saw movie.
To ensure you do not lose too much blood after getting out of a Saw trap, be sure to issue first aid…cauterize when necessary and possible.
Psychological Madness
A lot of people panic almost right away when waking up into a Saw trap. This panic is a ‘fight or flight’ response and releases a lot of adrenaline. The adrenaline can be useful in survival, but ultimately may cloud the victim’s judgment and thinking process. There is also some serious psychological torment in explaining to someone that they must torture themselves. Unfortunately, many of Jigsaw’s traps require a steady hand and clear head to successfully accomplish.
Beating a Jigsaw trap requires patience and smooth thinking in what limited time remains, therefore, maintaining your sanity is important in surviving a Saw movie.
The Location
Not every Saw game is created equally. Some games are set in a single, tiny room…while other times elaborate trap houses are setup by Jigsaw. While the actual size of the location makes a huge difference, it is important to remember that other factors may be at play as well. Seeing as the victims cannot usually escape unless they beat the game, they are often met with many reasons to WANT to leave. In Saw II, for example, the house is filled with poisonous gas.
Surviving a Saw movie means being aware of your environment and remembering that typically nothing is what it seems!
The Timing
Some games are more time-sensitive than others. There are smaller, faster-paced games that give the victim only a few moments to live after waking up from their abduction and playing a tape. And then there are longer games that can keep a group of 5 or 6 people active for the entire duration of a movie. Depending upon the time given for survival, a victim may be more or less likely to consider all of their options for a Jigsaw game victory.
In order to survive a Jigsaw trap, it is important to identify how much time you have been given, and the best way to spend the time you have left!
Other Game Players
A lot of the “games” Jigsaw plays involve more than one player. It is often times quite hypocritical…as on the one hand he is trying to “give the players a chance to live” but on the other hand, they are forced to compete with one another (assuring a loser dies). Since the players are often in a competition-style environment, they are almost always a threat to one another, whether immediately, eventually, directly, indirectly, or discreetly. Sometimes (like in Saw II for example), the players kill each other.
Having social skills and always watching your back is a priority when stuck in a Jigsaw Trap House or Saw movie!
Tetanus
Although most people these days have their Tetanus shot, a Jigsaw house would be a NIGHTMARE for anyone who has not been vaccinated. So much metal, especially salvaged junk are used in Jigsaw’s traps. Additionally, the places he chooses to manifest his crimes are typically less than sanitary environments.
Make sure you always have your Tetanus shot prior to being abducted by Jigsaw or participating in a Saw movie!
Final Notes: Getting Out of a Saw Movie Alive
Remembering to identify the threats is key in surviving a Saw movie. Depending upon the type of trap, the location, the other players involved and several other facts…a player may be able to overcome a trap and ultimately survive. Still, Jigsaw is one of the deadliest horror movie killers and the traps are oftentimes custom designed for the victims. Entering a trap house designed by Jigsaw does not provide very good probability of survival for anyone.
Most people who wind up in a Jigsaw trap will not make it out.
Tritone’s love of horror and mystery began at a young age. Growing up in the 80’s he got to see some of the greatest horror movies play out in the best of venues, the drive-in theater. That’s when his obsession with the genre really began—but it wasn’t just the movies, it was the games, the books, the comics, and the lore behind it all that really ignited his obsession. Tritone is a published author and continues to write and write about horror whenever possible.
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