The Headless Menace

Proof that you don't need CGI and millions of dollars to create a good horror movie. All you need is good writing and directing. Headless menace achieves both of them.

I would pay a lot to see game cinematics made by these studios. I've seen their commissions, I've seen their original works. Dead space is my favorite horror game, and the studio has nothing to be jealous of.

"The Headless Menace" is an absolutely stunning motion comic horror movie that sets a new standard for the genre. It's a brilliantly crafted masterpiece that delivers an unforgettable and spine-chilling experience from start to finish.

The animation style is nothing short of breathtaking, with haunting visuals that are both stunning and terrifying at the same time. The way the characters move and interact with their surroundings is incredibly lifelike, which only serves to make the horror more palpable and intense.

The story is a masterclass in horror storytelling, with a suspenseful and thrilling plot that will keep you on the edge of your seat. The pacing is perfect, with just the right amount of tension and scares to keep you invested in the story without ever feeling overwhelmed.

The voice acting is nothing short of incredible, with each actor delivering a performance that is both nuanced and compelling. The sound design is also exceptional, with a haunting score and sound effects that only serve to enhance the terror of the movie.

Overall, "The Headless Menace" is hands down the best horror motion comic I have ever seen. It's a brilliantly crafted and immersive experience that will leave you breathless and wanting more. It's an absolute must-watch for horror fans, and a testament to the power of animation as a storytelling medium.

I kinda forgot I was looking at still images. Now, the writer is something. I got more even more scared than the unoriginal 3d animations by disney. Perhaps they should try to hire him.

It is the first of many. The writing is out of this world. I wonder how old the writer is, but who cares. I enjoyed every second of it. Wish it had more seconds.