#left right game

[xisipstea]

My Left Right Game character designs

As well assssss…. . . . . . .. an Alice drawing

[mushyfart]

im from bristol.

[poisoned-sugar11]

ROB: It's pride month, Ms. Shama. You know what that means.

AS: Huh

AS: What

AS: Do you want us to drive down like. The rainbow road.

AS: What

[sssn4k34tt4ck]

Fuck blue jay. Me and my homies hate blue jay.

[gorjee-art]

Forgot I made this sketch while listening to the Left/Right game...maybe I should design the rest of the characters, mayhaps in the future

[nebbs-writes]

There's just something so unrequited about them-

[australet789]

"I decide to remember him differently: as a valued friend, a good man and, above all else, a great story.

No matter how you tell it."

[wereviolet]

Most people never play the Left-Right Game. Left-Right Game Rob, who has played 10+ games, is a statistical outlier adn should not have been counted

[jams-sims]

I finished listening to the left right game and that was so fucking good and I'm glad I watched it with creep cast because the jokes were needed for some of the heavier stuff. Bro that was so fucking amazing. I love robs character,

The ranking goes Rob, Alice, Lilith and Eve, Apollo, Bonnie and Clyde. Blue Jay does not make it because she killed my girl.

[svnnymaple]

I think about this specific line in "The Left and Right Game" horror story a lot:

For context, this is a screenshot from "The Left and Right Game" originally posted on r/nosleep.

The main premise is a group of people play the left and right game with their cars and strange things happen.

But this line, the answer Rob gives Alice when she questionshim about how she thinks it's strange how she's not hungry and that the fuel in their cars are burning slower.

"Sounds like life to me, reasons to stop, reasons to keep goin'."

There's something so chilling yet... relatable.

[matchamatchen]

Made some fanart of creepcast! I Absolutely love the podcast!

[mushyfart]

scene redraw🙌🙌🔥🔥 pls be nice about the background I HAAATED drawing it with a passion

also

[recklessenigma]

I can't help but remember the silent city in the left right game, and how it would have gone much differently if Bristol was a musician instead of a reporter. Like, if she was a percussionist, she could have left some cymbals out or something

[jellicle-superstar]

My BluJay appearance headcanon:

[thelegend563]

Sat my ass down for 9 hours to watch left right game. Felt like I was in the twilight zone 10/10

[xyagold]

Americana Horror?

Many years ago, I listened to Alice isn't Dead and it was so impactful that I'm still looking for something to fill the space it left behind for me. I don't think I can name a piece of media that changed my taste in media like this. I fell in love with the atmosphere, the almost eldritch horror of the Thistle Men, the way the highway was almost a character in itself, and of course the road trip nature of the story going from one eerily familiar landmark to the next. When it came out, I even bought the book and read it twice.

I found some other stuff over the years that scratched the itch a bit but never quite suited the niche I was looking for.

Even the novels I'm working on are about an unlikely trio traveling across the states and hunting down creatures of myth and legend while running from the horrors of their pasts (very similar to early Supernatural). One does it as a career, one does it for destiny, and one does it for the thrill.

I adore this "Road Trip" framing for stories like this but I have trouble finding anything new.

Does anyone have any good recommendations? It can be anything, shows, games, books, comics, podcasts, or movies!

Any would be greatly appreciated!

Peace!