History NightmareFuel / RedLetterMedia

* In Wheel of the Worst #11, one of the videos, ''How to Get Revenge'', features a former private eye who wished to have his face blurred to hide his identity. The pixelating effect blurs his face so it can't be recognized, but not enough to prevent the human brain from registering it as a face, creating an UncannyValley effect. The Botw crew spends a couple of minutes discussing why it's so disturbing.

* [[SerialKiller Plinkett]] [[NightmareFuelStationAttendant himself,]] of course. But for some people, him juxtaposing ''Film/{{Avatar}}'' and ''Film/TheGarbagePailKidsMovie'' together.

''Plinkett Reviews'':

** [[NightmareRetardant Although this is somewhat mitigated]] when you realize that the "entrails" spilling out of Jack are pieces of kielbasa.

* Another Wheel of the Worst episode featured a segment focusing on ''Rainbow's Remedy'', a well-meaning video about counseling children after the death of a loved one. It's presented by a child therapist dressed as a clown named Rainbow who, given her awkward inability to act fun or clownish combined with the grim subject matter of the video, comes off as something of an unintentional MonsterClown, which the guys bring to attention several times throughout their watch and discussion. While in function, it seems pretty funny, the ''Best of the Worst'' crew make not of how creepy it is in concept and how the intended counseling might backfire and make children watching it even more uncomfortable.

* Another Wheel of the Worst episode featured a segment focusing on ''Rainbow's Remedy'', a well-meaning video about counseling children after the death of a loved one. It's presented by a child therapist dressed as a clown named Rainbow who, given her awkward inability to act fun or clownish combined with the grim subject matter of the video, comes off as something of an unintentional MonsterClown, which the guys bring to attention several times throughout their watch and discussion. While in function, it seems pretty funny, the ''BotW'' crew make not of how creepy it is in concept and how the intended counseling might backfire and make children watching it even more uncomfortable.

* Another Wheel of the Worst episode featured a segment focusing on ''Rainbow's Remedy'', a well-meaning video about counseling children after the death of a loved one. It's presented by a child therapist dressed as a clown named Rainbow who, given her awkward inability to act fun or clownish combined with the grim subject matter of the video, comes off as something of an unintentional MonsterClown, which the guys bring to attention several times throughout their watch and discussion.

* The now legendary “Surviving Edged Weapons” video that the guys somehow got their hands on. While they initially assume it to be a simple training video for everyone with a “for police training only” blurb for added dramatic effect, they soon find out that said blurb was [[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer serious]], with the video containing some incredibly brutal and downright disturbing reenactments of real stabbings that have happened to police officers. They guys discuss how the tape lays it on thick with the ParanoiaFuel, as a montage highlights how something as innocuous as a drivers licence could be turned into a lethal weapon! Intercut with these reenactments are ’’’real life wounds’’’ that police officers have suffered, going right into the realm of {{Squick}}, so much so that the editor decided to black out the injuries for obvious reasons. Even known {{Gorn}} lover Jay has to shield his eyes initially.

* The now legendary “Surviving Edged Weapons” video that the guys somehow got their hands on. While they initially assume it to be a simple training video for everyone with a “for police training only” blurb for added dramatic effect, they soon find out that said blurb was [[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer serious]], with the video containing some incredibly brutal and downright disturbing reenactments of real stabbings that have happened to police officers. They guys discuss how the tape lays it on thick with the ParanoiaFuel, as a montage highlights how something as innocuous as a drivers licence could be turned into a lethal weapon! Intercut with these reenactments are ‘’’real life wounds’’’ that police officers have suffered, going right into the real of {{Squick}}, so much so that the editor decided to black out the injuries for obvious reasons. Even known {{Gorn}} lover Jay has to shield his eyes initially.

* The now legendary “Surviving Edged Weapons” video that the guys somehow got their hands on. While they initially assume it to be a simple training video for everyone with a “for police training only” blurb for added dramatic effect, they soon find out that said blurb was [[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer]] serious, with the video containing some incredibly brutal and downright disturbing reenactments of real stabbings that have happened to police officers. They guys discuss how the tape lays it on thick with the ParanoiaFuel, as a montage highlights how something as innocuous as a drivers licence could be turned into a lethal weapon! Intercut with these reenactments are ‘’’real life wounds’’’ that police officers have suffered, going right into the real of {{Squick}}, so much so that the editor decided to black out the injuries for obvious reasons. Even known {{Gorn}} lover Jay has to shield his eyes initially.

* [[SerialKiller Plinkett]] [[NightmareFuelStationAttendent himself,]] of course. But for some people, him juxtaposing ''Film/{{Avatar}}'' and ''Film/TheGarbagePailKidsMovie'' together.

* Plinkett himself, of course. But for some people, him juxtaposing ''Film/{{Avatar}}'' and ''Film/TheGarbagePailKidsMovie'' together.

[[AC:Plinkett Reviews]]

[[AC:Half in the Bag]]

[[AC:Best of the Worst]]

** Speaking of screamers, there's also a few in the Half in the Bag episode reviewing ''Sinister'' and ''Film/ParanormalActivity4.''