Horror Report

Day: November 14, 2025

  • Phantom of the Bubba

    Phantom of the Bubba

    *** since this post is written many days ago more information has come out stating that it was just a humorous conversation and not an implication that anything occurred between Donald Trump and Bill clinton. You can read more about that in the advocate here. In the meantime for posterity here’s the original report that we wrote then ***

    What a weird day in news and politics.. reporters have been apprehensive about sharing or reporting this but the internet has gone wild with Trump and Jeffrey Epstein and now Bill Clinton connections..

    One of the emails released, from Epstein’s brother Mark Epstein, has gone viral. In it, Mark speculates if Putin has a photo of “Trump blowing Bubba.”

    The mention of the President “blowing Bubba” has caused a storm on social media, as ‘Bubba’ is the nickname of former President Bill Clinton, who is also alleged to have been associated with Epstein.

    But people have taken it and molded it into thr political shocker worthy of a Trump Season 2 plot shift..

    Drudge was in his glory mockinga Trump and also Clinton–hardening back to what got Drudge famous to begin with in the late 90s..

    Meanwhile Trump raised eyebrows along with the volume at the White House…

    Politico correspondent Jake Taylor noted on Friday afternoon that music from “The Phantom of the Opera” was playing so loudly it could be heard outside the White House. The president is said to be a notorious fan of Broadway show tunes and enjoys playing DJ at events.

  • Betting on a Betty Boop bloodbath

    Betting on a Betty Boop bloodbath

    Popeye, Mickey Mouse, and Winnie the Pooh aren’t alone anymore—now they’re being joined by a bloodthirsty, horrific Betty Boop.

    More copyright licenses hit expiration, and Hollywood is wasting no time jumping on the trend.

    Furst Class Productions is moving ahead with a new horror take on the curly-haired icon, turning her into a full-blown villain.

    The story follows a group of horror podcasters who sneak into an abandoned theater, only to discover the legendary starlet herself—Boop—still lingering in the shadows and now very thirsty for blood.

    Betty Boop will be played by Devanny Pinn, with Katisha Shaw, Spencer Breslin, Colton Tran, and Eva Hamilton rounding out the cast.

    There’s going to be a lot of opinions on this one, especially from people who already feel like these horror remakes are the “degradation” of everything once meant for kids.

    And sure—maybe there’s some truth to that. But horror fans seem to love these approaches, and a lot of these public-domain reimaginings are becoming low-budget, surprisingly profitable cult favorites.

    Movies like this aren’t trying to win Oscars; they’re capitalizing on a moment in time when a famous character becomes available and blood and gore suddenly reign supreme