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Once upon a time, in 187X, two Jewish-American architects, Grant Cohen and David Wittelman bought an organ from a Prussian theatre, despite the cries of the angry senior Prussians, but only because their German friend and diplomat Ernst Josef helped them. The organ was moved to a ship which was supposed to arrive to New York. Unfortunately, the ship unexpectedly sunk. While Grant and David escaped, Ernst drowned with the organ, forever cursing Grant and David for not being there when he was dying. The organ was eventually recovered in 1936, with Ernst's spirit inside it. Now he, seeking to kill Grant, David and their families for his injustice, prowls in the Broadway theatre...

The Lovelander Hyena

A sequel/prequel to The Lion King details the lives of the hyenas before and after Simba comes to power.

Future Ends.

A sci-fi movie. It's the future, and everything is high-tech and everyone is happy. Until one robot goes rogue and tries to use new technology to Take Over the World. To defeat it, humanity must resort to good old-fashioned manual labor and obsolete technology. The moral is "old isn't always bad, and new isn't always good."

The Warm House in the Dark Forest

That was darker than I expected, but I like it!

edited 21st Jun '16 3:29:42 PM by DrNoPuma

Three sisters, who have been hunted down as witches, find refuge in a warm house in a dark forest. However, a psychopathic, misogynist woodsman will let them burn at the stake if they won't become his sex slaves, and the sisters agree. Eventually, the youngest sister kills the woodsman, but they are found by the Inquisition. They are saved by the natives of the forest - werewolves, who allow them to become part of the forest.

Fox, Bear, Wolf and Hare: The Abomination of Man

A story about a civil war between 4 tribes who worship and can shapeshift into the titular animals as well as have their powers.

Queen of the Dark Elves

edited 21st Jun '16 3:46:04 PM by shatterstar

A biographical film about Queen Nidara, a human who ended up becoming the queen of the dark elf Droun Empire and driving it to glory. Notable details include: the Battle of Orksburg, Nidara's polyamorous nature, and her ally Dayan rising from humble grounds to become a goblin enterpreneur.

Gambian Gambit^note : A Bizarre and Cool Story About A Cossack, Anarchist Pirates of Liberia, and a Surprisingly Educated and Very Powerful Kyrgyz

edited 21st Jun '16 3:51:03 PM by arcada188

A threeway story about the above three characters trying to scheme the heck out of each other.

Out of the Darkness, Into the Light

A story which starts out seemingly happy, for a small town, when one day, several hooded figures exit it's remains.

A small town wizard's apprentice decides to figure out what's going on, and eventually, after making several friends, discovers a terrible truth.

Worldwide, a cult serving an eldritch abomination, who speaks through the mouth of their leader, who is converted into a humanoid abomination, has been hiding it's existence for millennia.

Now, they're resurfacing.

The story ends with the wizard apprentice's friends dying, and him rushing at the abomination head on.

In the epilogue, however, a single roar is heard, as the earth itself begins to crack like an egg.

Three guys in an elevator.

A story about a five hours-long "movie" that has three men, identified as Jack, Paul and Arnold, standing in an elevator. It was presumably made in 1918 and has nothing else of note, except it is a surreal horror story about a SCP. If the viewer looks closely, he will notice that, behind one of the men (it changes every viewing) another being is standing: a short, chubby gray-skinned humanoid with no face that wears an ushanka and a large coat made of thylacine fur. If the viewer notices it, then he will feel compelled to visit "the Russian Empire" and will be continuously stalked by the humanoid until he dies of a flu. What's worse is that the humanoid is benevolent, and is the spirit of a child who died during the Spanish Flu pandemic.

Материк воскресших лодок^note The Continent of Resurrected Boats

A ghost story about haunted shipwrecks on the Arctic coast of Russia.

Revenge of the Avenger

edited 25th Jun '16 3:21:47 PM by AHI-3000

A Marvel Cinematic Universe movie sets at the end of Phase 4 when the Avengers reunited to eliminate Hydra and Thanos once and for all after a movie where they got defeated.

Lost At Sea

edited 25th Jun '16 3:27:50 PM by shatterstar

A Bioshock-esque videogame about a crab, a gecko, and a crow accidentally sailing out on a wooden boat. They crash at an island, where they discover an ancient writing that tells them to GO AWAY. It also mentions an "Infinite Devil Machine", which the crab, the gecko and the crow decide to investigate. However, as they run away from the lurking things in the bushes, they accidentally jump through a portal to another world...

Finnish Midnight

edited 25th Jun '16 3:41:15 PM by arcada188

A fantasy/drama story about the protagonist who can magically teleport to Finland at exactly midnight at a certain day of the month. The problem begins when the Finnish government started to suspect the protagonist of spying, lockdown their border and install camera everywhere.

The Kid of Tomorrow

edited 25th Jun '16 4:01:44 PM by shatterstar

A young cyborg was sent back in time to correct history. All the while to keep their secret hidden from everyone else.

Dammit Bob! Get off the toilet!

A comedic story about a man named Bob who discovered a portal to a magical land through the family toilet but he doesn't want to share with his family, thus causing various mayhem and misunderstanding.

The Nuns and the Refugees

edited 28th Jun '16 8:07:37 PM by shatterstar

A somewhat dark comedy following the misadventures of a group of naive nuns who get on the wrong bus and end up in the middle of a skirmish between two small countries. There, they run into a dashing war reporter who is covering the story of the innocent refugees trying to flee the violence. The nuns take it upon themselves to help a group and get them to safety, but problems abound due to culture clash, translation errors, and one unfortunate incident involving a Jack Russell terrier.

The Light Of Vegas

A drama about a widespread power lost at the city. Casino closed down. Crime rampaged. Chaos widespread. And no one appreciate how nice the stars on the sky looks, showing that Humans Are Bastards.

Love, Lust and Cupid

edited 8th Jul '16 4:51:30 PM by shatterstar

A romcom(?) novel about the cherub Cupid and his daily schedule.

''Ain't No Lovin' My Man" (Jimmy Neutron, anyone?)

A dark comedy from the POV of a racist homophobic Southern woman who is jealous and disgusted that her divorced husband is moving on by dating a black man, thinking that the man "makes" him "gay" and their "relationship" isn't "true" love.

Paradise Falls

edited 8th Jul '16 6:41:51 PM by shatterstar

The story of a utopian city set after a nuclear holocaust nearly wiped out humanity. In that time, mankind rose from the ashes and formed a perfect society where no one suffers and the sky's the limit. Michael Summers, a man who lives outside of this utopia in the atomic wasteland, is tasked with finding a missing child believed to have been taken into the city. Once inside, Michael is astounded by how perfect the city is, until its dark secret is revealed. It is revealed that the missing child is a powerful psychic capable of producing complex illusions. The utopian city is only perfect because its citizens think it is. In reality, the people are suffering from the effects of the nuclear fallout and are on the edge of starvation. The secret cabal of scientists who run it living in real luxury believe they're giving the people a chance to die happy. Michael's decision whether or not to free the child and bring everyone back to reality is left ambiguous with copious hints that he himself is just part of a larger illusion. Everyone's happy at the very least.

Cold Fire

edited 8th Jul '16 8:10:01 PM by Avenuewriter

A fan sequel to the famous Indian epic Ramayana depict the aftermath of one alternative ending the marriage between Sita and the titular legendary hero after he exiled her for being kidnapped. The title referred to the fire that Sita threw herself into to prove that she is faithful but felt devastated inside. This sequel depict that Sita bitterly and willingly leave Rama after the fire and moving back to her mother Bhumi.

Love Is A Battlefield

edited 8th Jul '16 8:41:34 PM by shatterstar

It's kinda like Romeo and Juliet, where a German soldier falls in love with a Russian women during the Battle of Stalingrad. It wins all the Oscars.

Beerus and Whis' Binge Eating Adventure with Guy Fieri

edited 9th Jul '16 7:14:21 AM by TheFarmboy

Two stoned otakus, Doug "Beerus" Bee and Wilton "Whis" Garry, accidentally summon the ghost of Guy Fieri during a slumber party with Mountain Dew and doritos. Binge eating ensue.

Biomechanical Elephant

A scientist builds his kid a cyborg elephant, and several adventures happen, like "Biomechanical Elephant goes to White Castle", or "Biomechanical Elephant visits Cuba.", and so on.

The little tank that could.

A parody of kaiju movies. Some scientists are experimenting with creating artificial life, and they want to make an elephant. However, they cannot produce enough organic matter to build the elephant, so they build robotic parts to fill in the gaps. Because A.I. Is a Crapshoot, the robot parts turn the elephant evil, and it plans to gain more organic and mechanical matter to grow bigger and stronger so it can go on a rampage.

A parody of animated kids' movies that takes place in World War II. It's about an adorable little tank who strives to murder all the Axis soldiers. The movie is filled to the brim with Bloody Hilarious and other Black Comedy tropes.

Polar Bears in Jamaica

edited 9th Jul '16 8:09:10 AM by DrNoPuma