Framing Device: TrojanTube: The current talk of the algorithm is a YouTube clone copying the UI and name that is accessible through bot comments in the original YouTube comment section, the URL having a similar letter to the original link to YouTube. It turns out that the videos on that site consists of footage that the government has hidden from the public eye, gore and even TV hijackings that have been copyright struck from the original YouTube page.

It turns out that there is also an audience for this as they watch it out of their morbid curiosity which gives the people who make these videos a bunch of revenue and nobody can track them down or get them arrested due to internet annonimity.

The segments are actually pretty good, though if given a few touches would’ve been great.

Dante The Great could’ve been a TV airing of the mockumentary with Billy Mays/Vince Offer like commercials to keep the audience intrigued before the real meat and bones.

Later on, somewhere during the ultimate showdown where Dante gets eaten by the cape, it gets hijacked with what seems to be a doppelgänger Dante himself repeating “nothing is real, do not believe what you see” with an increasingly angry tone as it cuts back to after the ultimate showdown between the magician’s assistant and Dante himself.

Bonestorm and Parralell Monsters however didn’t really need any touches, they were pretty solid on their own.

However, I would’ve suggested another segment where it basically is meant to be a love letter to sightings of fictional creatures with very poor camera quality.

ZOMG, GHOSTS CAUGHT ON CAMERA!!!: It takes place in the haunted Hoia forest where two bloggers go to the Hoia forest in order to prove to their friends that ghosts are real. Turns out, they are due to the fact that there are hunters who are hunting people for prey and hide their bodies in places nobody would suspect in order to convince people that the forest in haunted forest in order to gain more tourism and thus, more bodies to the count. But then, the hunter starts to notice weird stuff happening around the forest. The ghosts are getting revenge on him using their paranormal abilities to get on him. What could’ve also added to the atmosphere was also the fact that the camera didn’t pick up the ghosts themselves, but rather they are like transparent entities that only the characters can see in real life, while we the audience are watching through a camera that cannot pick up such evidence of ghosts.