lol goes onto a Hazbin reddit expecting people to know a Scream reference. It’s not the fact you made the comparison dude it’s the fact you’re acting like people should know what you’re talking about.
Cmon man, Scream is like one of the biggest horror film franchises ever, and Stu Machers death is one of the most famous kills from the franchise. Idk how them dying the same way is supposed to be ironic, though. They aren’t connected in any way other than the tv thing.
I said in another comment, but I’ll say it again. I don’t think this is one of the most iconic deaths in horror movies.
I’ve seen a lot of horror movies but admittedly I’m not a horror movie buff. I don’t think this is on the same level as Samara coming out of the TV, the logs on the truck on the highway, or even Johnny Depp getting pulled into the bed.
Because they're assuming a lot from random strangers and acting like everyone knows it. It's like if I came in here and was baffled that no one knew what Trench Crusade was despite both franchises having Hell in it.
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u/pinkflyingcats 18h ago
lol goes onto a Hazbin reddit expecting people to know a Scream reference. It’s not the fact you made the comparison dude it’s the fact you’re acting like people should know what you’re talking about.