Pazuzu
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| The Exorcist |
The power of Christ compels me to show you more.
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| The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes |
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| Kiss Kiss Bang Bang |
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| The Devil's Candy |
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| Wishmaster |
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| Godzilla: King of the Monsters |
Albums
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| Blink-182 - Enema of the State |
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| The Treatment - This Might Hurt |
Burlap sacks
Oh yeah.
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| The Phantom Killer - The Town That Dreaded Sundown¹ (1976) |
¹2014 film of same name was a
metafictional sequel.
Trees
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| Apostle D'Apcher - Chronicles of the Wolf |
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| Evil Tree - Battle Princess Madelyn |
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| Curse-rotted Greatwood - Dark Souls 3 |
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| Dragon Saber |
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| Evil Dead II |
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| Golem Wood - Midnight Wanderers |
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| Grandmother Willow - Pocahontas (1995) |
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| Great Tree - Flashback 2 |
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| Human Face Tree - Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (Saturn only) |
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| Pollen |
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| Poltergeist (1982) |
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| Reborn Treant - Wuchang: Fallen Feathers |
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| The King of Dragons |
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| The Monster - A Monster Calls |
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| Treebeard - The Lord of the Rings trilogy |
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| Twinkle Tale - Mega Drive (Japanese only) |
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| Whroon, Conjurer of the Forest - Deathsmiles |
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| Living Forest - Mortal Kombat II (1993) |
X-ray
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| The first film to visually break bones was 1974 Sonny Chiba classic The Street Fighter. |
However.
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| Trope was probably popularised by Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky (1991). |
More. More. More.
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| Mortal Kombat (2011) |
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| Renfield |
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| Resident Evil: Retribution |
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| Romeo Must Die |
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| Tekken's Nina Williams in: Death by Degrees |
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| Zombie Army - Killcam example |
Turning shit up to eleven.
Fight Club (2004)
Terrible video game completely missed the point of David Fincher's adaptation of Chuck Palahniuk's 1996 novel, but relevant for obvious reasons.
Guns Akimbo (2019)
Rather ironically, action comedy concerns Skizm, an underground
fight club that streams death matches.
Final Fight Revenge (1999)
Bizarre tournament fighter inspired Shinji Mikami to create God Hand in 2006.
Anyway, here's
El Gado's super move.
Shit was apparently copied by
Hanzo in
Samurai Shodown V Special (2004).
Nintendo
The video game company nobody's ever heard of takes centre stage.
Guest characters
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| Donkey Kong - Pixels |
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| Link - SoulCalibur II (Gamecube only) |
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| Bowser - Wreck-It Ralph |
Parodies
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| Adventure Time - Guardians of Sunshine |
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Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare "Hey, you forgot the Power Glove." |
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The Amazing World of Gumball - The Console Inverted Paradox (piss take of Final Fantasy VII) was released for the Gamechild. |
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Luigi's Mansion Game Boy Horror accesses map. |
The Simpsons
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Million Dollar Maybe Lisa grabs a Funtendo Zii. |
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Not It Homer and his Power Glove. |
Presenting what are presumably happy accidents.
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| Chrono Trigger |
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| Secret of Mana |
Hmmm.
The Wizard (1989)
Todd Holland's directorial debut featured extensive product placement and introduced Super Mario Bros. 3 to North America.
You want more?
Okay.
Arcades
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| Popeye - Necromancer |
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| Mario Bros. - Over the Top |
Games
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Knight Moves Erica smashes Super Mario 3 on a computer, rather than a NES. |
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Superman IV: The Quest for Peace This is clearly Gyromite, but R.O.B. is shy. |
Miscellany
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Ghostbusters II The gang use a NES Advantage joystick to control the Statue of Liberty. |
Power Glove
With only two official compatible games (Super Glove Ball and Bad Street Brawler), steaming pile of shit was doomed from the beginning and hardly ever fucking worked.
Unsurprisingly, junk has become a curious piece of history.
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| 8-bit Christmas |
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| Kung Fury |
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| Sliver |
Super Scope
Once calibrated (by placing signal box on top of TV and shooting on-screen 'bullseye'), wireless bazooka required six AA batteries, and boy did bastard drain them quick.
Max Reload and the Nether Blasters (2020) features both cult accessories.
I'd be a right Koopa if I I forgot this.
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Super Mario Bros. (1993) Bazooka was modified and repainted as a 'Devo' Gun. |
Back to the Future Part II (1989)
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| Jaws and Burger Time can be seen in an antique shop window. |
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| Marty approaches a made-for-film arcade version of Wild Gunman, and proves to video game boys John Thornton and Elijah Wood that he's a 'crack shot at this'. |
But as every butthead knows, using your hands is like a baby's toy.
Until next time.