BOG STENCHMARE

See U Dance by Agami Mosh

--Reviews are ready to be loaded from various genres, comedy horror, beats, and much more. No 1-lane silos in the bog. For now, we continue with Phase 5 to reach Greenlight2K. The mission continues. Over. Bog.--

Kindred Stenchers, thank you for walking the long path. More steps to take, to light the torches green. Soon, a thousand sticks to be lit. Soon, two thousand branches to form a great tree. ᚠᛖᚾ ᚲᛖᛗᚱ

--Stenchers, we are 300 steps away from the halfway target to Greenlight 2K . Supplies and foundations are under active construction to reach maximum security, and our ammunition crates experience increased stockpiles thanks to our bangers. Full industrialization continues so we may reach the objective: Greenlight 2K . Lock in, the push resumes. Mission Greenlight2K . Protect the vulnerable.--

Another quick-fire drop with The Gate , which the metal stenchers have mentioned a lot to Bog, so he fired up the vault and looked back to the 20th century to see if it was different from "The Gate" which plagues our current time. Two suburban kids—Glen (a young Stephen Dorff) and his metalhead best friend Terry—are left home alone for the weekend. Terry is essentially an apprentice mullet that enjoys shadow moshing to heavy metal in his room and scaring demons away with mosh faces while successfully playing with an invisible fretboard. It's impressive. So, after an old tree gets dug up in the backyard, they discover a mysterious, smoking geode and a massive hole in the dirt. Terry, the prodigal mullet, happens to have an underground heavy metal record containing a hidden occult book in the gatefold sleeve. When they read the lyrics and drop blood into the hole, they accidentally open a portal to an ancient dimension of demonic Old Gods right under their house. The gods d...