Nightmare Fuel / Brandon Rogers

Beware the Jabberwocky, my son; The jaws that BITE and the claws that CATCH!

• The reveal of "Christmas is Hell" which shows that Uncle Frank somehow winds up in hell and that the family were killed and now reside in hell where they are forced to relive that same disastrous Christmas Party that lead to their demise.
  • Oh and there's also that old woman at the party who the family know nothing about... Yeah, she's the devil, who delivers a rather chilling closing line upon the Reveal.
• The Five Nights At Freddys parody video, despite the humour spliced in, is still quite scary. Doubly so once the ending is revealed. To put it short, he wasn't dead, Mr. Fazbear was there the whole time.
  Mr. Fazbear: I'm sorry, but your life is less valuable than mine.
  • It's creepier if you're a fan of Five Nights At Freddy's, considering how eerily prophetic the reveal of the animatronics being built by an undead maniac turns out to be.
• "The Jabberwocky", a dramatic reading of the titular poem, definitely takes the horror in it and ramps it up to eleven. The video consists of a CGI Brandon (Pictured above) standing in a Fazbear-like hallway, while he moves unnaturally and eventually begins screaming the poem as the camera rushes backward down the hall. Words cannot express the true horror.
• "Grandpa Hates Christmas" has George getting knocked out and finding himself in Wonderland, where he is forced to drink tea with the wacky residence. The real scares happen after he is brought back, only to find the Mad Hatter holding the Heart Resuscitators, meaning George will be stuck in this neverending dream.
• "The Tale of Wendylin Wayne" is about to end a happy note, but after receiving an apology and a complement from Gary Gold, Wendylin's childhood crush-then husband, she somehow snaps and brutally murders him.
  • Before that, the entirety of Wendylin's flashback, especially when she suddenly appeared in front of the screen with a blood-curdling scream.
  • Note that the original poem was more graphic compared to the video.
• If the CEO wasn't fucked up enough, it's shown in "CEO hates Valentine's Day" that she murders her "boyfriend" (actually a hobo she bribed). If that wasn't enough, she has sex with him afterwards, and as if murder wasn't enough, Bryce doesn't even seem to be above necrophilia.
  • Frighteningly, this isn't the most deranged thing Bryce has done.
• "Youtube's creepiest blog" really lives up to it's name with the CGI Brandon (Similar to what appeared in The Jabberwocky and The Tale of Wendylin Wayne) giving a nonsensical speech. The vlog ends with him staring at us for the remaining few seconds before grinning.
• In Family Friendly Halloween, the host, Delmar Lysol, shifts violently from wholesome creepiness to unintentional nightmare fuel to intentional nightmare fuel, until it's revealed everyone else is just as insane, resulting in a descent into squick.
• "Normal Western Movie" has outlaws Vivian Delongprix and Lucious Cowpussy searching for Grimehollow, a town where it's said no one can ever die. In the end, it's ultimately revealed that every town the pair travel to in search of a map to Grimehollow is Grimehollow itself. Vivian and Lucious thus learn that they were going in circles the whole time and every time they shot the mapmaker in each town for failing to get them the map, he came back as someone else due to how Grimehollow's particular brand of immortality works. Horrified and disgusted by the Mind Screw this creates, the pair decide to leave, but the mapmaker, now back to the way he appeared at the start of the sketch, tells them that they can't leave since "the next town you come to will be right here in good old Grimehollow!" and that "immortality ain't free, pardner! Y'all are gonna be stayin' here a little while!". This is all too much for Vivian and Lucious, who immediately use their last bullets to shoot themselves but instead of dying, they land on the ground as a pair of Indians and attempt to shoot each other, only to find that they're out of bullets before the sketch ends. Given that the mapmaker doesn't specify how long "a little while" is and that it's impossible to tell exactly how long he's been in Grimehollow himself, the implications of this are utterly horrifying. What's worse, it's never explained exactly how or why Grimehollow grants its twisted form of immortality or exactly what makes everyone who tries to leave find their way back, or what ultimately happens to Vivian and Lucious, who now seem to be facing a Fate Worse than Death.

Stuff and Sam

• Everything about the CEO, Bryce Tankthrust. She's the only one of Brandon’s characters that is a willing murderer, she kidnapped a baby to mass produce heart donors, and without the latter, she literally turns into a sociopathic monster. Oh, and that smile...
  • Her fate in The Stinger of Stuff & Sam, while deserving, is pretty horrific. To elaborate, she was resurrected by the book since Sam gave it to the first clone of Elmer and he is going to use it to make her suffer forever.
    Elmer: You and I are going to have lots of fun...with infinity.

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