That's a HORRIBLE adaptation!

It goes over several books, all talking about Bellatrix Black, culminating in the battle at the end of Order of the Phoenix, where she hurts and kills people, and then escapes before Dumbledore kills her with Voldemort. (I don't know Harry Potter, sorry.)

Monty Python's Fawlty Towers (With John Cleese as Basil, and Connie Booth as Polly Sherman)

Edited by DingoWalley1 on Oct 27th 2018 at 10:33:22 AM

This time, the horrible additions to the hotel are cow-throwing catapults, lumberjacks, giant foots, and of course, the Spanish Inquisition.

The Simpsons: The Hotel

All the hotel rooms are based on the rooms of each of the characters. The top floor is based off Mr. Burns while the bottom floor is based on Moe's tavern.

A Quiet Place: The Broadway Musical

All the singing is whispered.

EarthBound: The movie

It's a movie based on a video game; what more do you need to know? Not that they can't be good, they just usually aren't.

Sweeney Todd: The Saturday Morning Cartoon.

It's like the play. but heavily censored.

Fortnite: The book

There's a rather forgettable part at the beginning about people building bases to fend off a Zombie Apocalypse, so everyone skips ahead to the part where the survivors turn on each other while showing off their freshest dance moves.

Steins;Gate as a documentary in the vein of An Inconvenient Truth.

A documentary that showcases a Mad Scientist travelling through time while being chased by a weird organization and deadly weathers. Nightmare Fuel ensues.

Finding Nemo: The Novelization, written by J. K. Rowling.

Or something incredibly similiar to Robert Galbraith's Cormoran Strike Novels.

Edited by dave_the_assassin on Nov 7th 2018 at 9:03:36 PM

The entire saga to find the eponymous character spans seven books, and there's much more Worldbuilding and Character Development for Marlin and Dory. Helps that both FN and HP begin with at least one parent being killed.

Andrew Hussie's Danganronpa.

Remember the second part of Act 5 where there's a bunch of murdering as well as that infamous scene in Dangan Ronpa 3 where a student council kills each other in a locked room? I imagine it'd go like that.

Halloween (1978) as a goofy rom-com.

Michael Myers is an inept, bumbling oaf that constantly fails to kill people on screen. Anytime he's on screen, expect a lot of over the top slapstick, with all the deaths happening off screen (and most of them not even being Myers direct fault). The Teens all have the stereotypical Rom Com jokes and plot points. It's okay, if only for the Myers bits.

The Angry Video Game Nerd, the early 90's MTV(/Comedy Central) Show

Is it bad that I'd actually watch what you just proposed?

Anyway: It's a sort of stereotypical sitcom in which The AVGN is just always grumpy about something, and has to learn a lesson about something at the end and become slightly less grumpy. The only really distinct thing is that every lesson is tangentially related to video games.

Sunset Boulevard...as a Disney Movie.

Mickey Mouse is found dead in a hotel pool, and so ALL his friends come to investigate!

Nancy Drew vs. Harriet the Spy

A mystery movie version of Batman V Superman plays out.

A cooking show, starring Hannibal Lecter.

It gets taken off the air right away, but becomes a cult classic complete with Keep Circulating the Tapes. Sometimes Mrs. Lovett would make guest appearances.

Bellatrix Lestrange: The Musical.

Edited by Spottedleaf on Nov 6th 2018 at 8:49:57 AM

Hey, the special effects were cool.

Armored Core... As done by Toei Animation

Edited by Siegfried1337 on Nov 6th 2018 at 3:57:42 AM

Except for the first few missions/games, your squad is always a team of five (Sixth Ranger optional), and will generally favor melee weapons over flashy ranged attacks, except in the case of Finishing Moves. Instead of other mechs, your opponents will usually be demons or transformed (and/or magically enlarged) objects.

Let's see...how about The Flintstones as a mockumentary?

The Flintstones always break the fourth wall the wrong way.

Monty Python and the Ark of the Covenant

King Arthur Becomes the Grail.

Gundam... But done by A-1 Pictures

Edited by Siegfried1337 on Nov 12th 2018 at 2:29:51 AM

It's nothing but CGI... with more Stuff Blowing Up.

A Darker and Edgier Live-Action Adaptation of Kiki's Delivery Service, with Kiki being 16 years old instead of 13

Even though it performed poorly at the box office, it becomes a Cult Classic due to Growing with the Audience, and DVD sales were much higher because of this.

Dark Souls: The musical

Edited by Siegfried1337 on Nov 16th 2018 at 5:28:09 AM

It starts as a bombastic orchestra, then it gradually turns into a Sad Battle Music in the form of a piano music.

Red Dead Redemption 2, except Arthur Morgan is now voiced by Eri Kitamura, but at least Arthur still looks like a manly man...

Looks like.

Edited by Mhazard on Jan 4th 2019 at 4:53:57 AM

Almost everything in this bizarre mod is udentical, except for Arthur's voice. The game is popular among the So Bad, It's Good-lovers crowd, who enjoy snarking about the Vocal Dissonance (and Eri Kitamura's Engrish), but is virtually unknown outside of it.

Song of the Sea: as The Western.

I mean, it’s already set in Ireland, which is in the Western Hemisphere. You can’t possibly get more western than that, right?

Nah, just kidding. The names are changed to be more stereotypically American, and Saoirse (or Sally, as she’s renamed) is basically a Selkie, but instead of seals it’s horses.

Ace Attorney: the joke book

Half of the jokes are stupid puns based on the characters' names while the others are bad jokes about death.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate: The Dating Sim