Halloween Horror Nights 29 General Discussion

[NuteGunrayWasFramed]

I’m going off the Leave It To Cleaver route just because it just feels off with how Legacy is reacting to guesses of it.

Brolo’s clue means it’s a requested followup.

Hmmm...remember that clue we got from OrlandoVillain a while back? Which we all thought was Nightingales but was never confirmed?

I genuinely don't feel like going all the way back to find it...what was the clue?

 

[Legacy]

Legacy’s add on to the clue does imply a sequel / spinoff of sorts due to how the name is done.

Nope. Give me a little more credit than "it has a subtitle."

If it is LitC2 then I just wanna know what the subtitle is gonna be

Well, it's not Li2C.

 

[ChaseTuff]

Nope. Give me a little more credit than "it has a subtitle."

Well, it's not Li2C.

Ey, I'm not that dull, just going off of first instinct. :tease: I'll think of something better in a bit.


I've abandoned the LI2C dream at this point, considering I feel like someone would have heard a little more about it.

 

[NuteGunrayWasFramed]

Nope. Give me a little more credit than "it has a subtitle."

Well, it's not Li2C.

Probably way off but there are two immediate things that stand out:

Therapy is a huge theme in the episode. Mary Agana return?
The word brides. For some reason I keep connecting this to La Llorona and the Urban Legends series.

 

[Oakley]

If we are assuming it's a sequel, then alright. Here's a few that could get sequels? I dont know if the originals were any good, just throwing some originals out there.
Hotel Hell, Toy Hell, Superstitions, Pitch Black, Horror in Wax, the Spawning, Hades,

One of these could be correct? If not I hope they spur some ideas for you guys. Maybe youll figure it out.

 

[Kichkinet85]

I genuinely don't feel like going all the way back to find it...what was the clue?

@OrlandoVillian clue
New year, Same places

 

[ChaseTuff]

@OrlandoVillian clue
New year, Same places
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Nah there was another one as well.

 

[Spaulding]

Nah there was another one as well.

Was it this one? It's on page 73 if you want to see what was discussed at the time.

Let me help with you a clue on this one.

Those who cannot sing in France are skillful Spaniards with a lance.

Happy Friday.

Assuming I am able, Fridays can we the riddle of the week!

 

[ChaseTuff]

Was it this one?

Bingo. That is what I'm looking for. Now to tie it into the Cleveland Show clue just to see if I'm crazy or not.

 

[OhHaiInternet95]

I know it's Ifrit, but he had an...interesting tweet.

 

[Doctor Morgus]

Cleveland Show... Cleveland is in Ohio. So is Carey.

 

[Kichkinet85]

Slaughter Sinema was a drive-in in Carey

 

[Allison]

Nope. Give me a little more credit than "it has a subtitle."

Well, it's not Li2C.

I know it's Ifrit, but he had an...interesting tweet.

Maybe it’s Legendary Truth? Or Catacombs??

 

[mystiquephreeq]

The Ifrit created a riddle that very few people can solve.

 

[Legacy]

Bingo. That is what I'm looking for. Now to tie it into the Cleveland Show clue just to see if I'm crazy or not.

Good luck with that.

Once again, the plot has nothing to do with clue.

Cleveland Show... Cleveland is in Ohio. So is Carey.

Nope.

 

[ChaseTuff]

Good luck with that.

Once again, the plot has nothing to do with clue.

Would the names of characters count as "plot"?

 

[Kichkinet85]

Bride=Cropse Bride=Zombies

 

[Jeepers Reaper]

Good luck with that.

Once again, the plot has nothing to do with clue.

Which makes me think the clue is only in the name...
"TheCleveland Show: Here Comes the Bribe."

 

[Legacy]

Would the names of characters count as "plot"?

Would the plot change with characters named Orlando Red and Dina Baths?

EDIT

Which makes me think the clue is only in the name...
"TheCleveland Show: Here Comes the Bribe."

No, there's a clue in the episode.

And "The Cleveland Show: Here Comes the Bribe" provides a hint to the clue.

 

[ChaseTuff]

Would the plot change with characters named Orlando Red and Dina Baths?

I figured, but I wanted to cover my bases before throwing out a guess only on hunch and coincidence.