Zelaron Gaming Forum - Horror Meets Comedy

This is actually a series... and it's on XBOX Live. And it's sponsored by the Airforce... which, if you see any of them, is totally unexpected.

So, in this series, each episode is independent, and seems to be possibly a trailer for a movie or just a short episode 'just because'.

The first episode is called "Janitor" and it is fucking trippy. I won't lie, but I jumped when I first seen it... not like, "OMGWTF!?!?!" out of my seat, but I did tense up. Without ruining it, because it is an EXTREMELY simple episode, I just recommend you watch it.

The next episode, I can't remember the title, but it is about a girl(pretty hot, I might add) whose parents have locked her in from the outside world. Well, I guess her parents die or something, but she meets someone who decides to hook her up with a male friend of hers. So, they meet, and the guy is completely taken aback at how little this girl knows how to use even a chair, or a glass of water. As the last episode, I won't spoil it, but it is surely worth the watch.

The third episode in the series, doesn't have a horror plot that I am aware of. Essentially, the roles of male and female are reversed for the process of giving birth. It is moderately funny, and as I stated before, it is completely stand alone, so it isn't required to watch it to understand any other episode so far.

The fourth (and final one at the time of viewing) is about a man who is killed, and goes to doggy heaven instead of man heaven. Now, one thing I must make note of before going any further: If you liked the amount of gore in any of Uwe Boll's films, you may like this, as he was the mastermind behind it. Anywho, it's about a guy who hits a dog, but also dies, and he finds himself in dog heaven. Also, another one where the ending is a must see.

Each episode is about 12 minutes long, excluding the first one which is only about 1 and a half to 2 minutes. They are free for download, so I highly suggest them, also they are entertaining to say the least. Again, I feel the need to stress that, this isn't something you would expect the Airforce to sponsor, as there is NO advertising for joining the Airforce. Hell, there is no mention of a serviceman other than a quick 10 second slate that says, "Sponsored by US AIRFORCE" in the beginning.