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Who do you think the killer is?





I hate the new ghostface mask...

For some reason, I think the killer is Audrey (and no I'm not assuming its because she's transgender). Just think, a video was posted about her, so she kills the redhead Nina and her boyfriend Tyler for posting it. Then her girlfriend is later hung off the porch. I dont think she ever really cared for her. she's clearly into the main girl Emma or whatever her name is. Tonight the Asian girl died. Well Noah the camera guy is her best friend and most likely filming some of these deaths. Audreys wants her bff all to herself as well as committed to recording the killings, so she kills off his main distraction Riley.

Anyone else notice that cop whos always sticking under Daisy aka Emmas momma looks a lot like the previous killer Brandon James... Something tells me he's had surgery and never drowned in that lake

So with all the crap and stress going on in the world and so many people not really like the planet we live on, I thought I would make a video series on the questions here in gag to show case some of the wonders of our world, to look at the woner and beauty of it and to just relax and take a few moments to look at what we are missing out on in our busy daily lives. What do you people of gag think? would that be something y'all would like to see? there would be 3 questions with about 3 videos per deal, one would be about animals, the other nature and finally really cool natural phenomenons.

Batman: Arkham Knight has received the first ever M rating for a Batman video game, triggering an uproar in the media and a lot of flak for developer studio, Rocksteady, responsible for the critically acclaimed Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City.

With this darker, more violent Batman, it signifies a permanent journey away from the campy Batman many of our parents and grandparents grew up with. Arkham Knight will feature scenes of torture, extreme violence and much more death than previous entries into the Batman saga. While the Batman series has always been known for its gothic themes and darker than usual plots for comics of the time, up until the late '80s it had managed to keep a fairly campy and lighthearted feel about it. Afterwards, the comics began to take a darker turn, but eventually did a 360 back to campy and lighthearted with the addition of Harley Quinn and the The Brave and the Bold storyline. After Rocksteady released Arkham Asylum in 2009, though, things took a decidedly steep leap into much more gothic territory.

What are your thoughts on this permanent turn from the early days of Batman? What has this turn brought to your mind? How do you feel this will effect younger fans of Batman? What do you suppose the future holds?