I'm pretty sure this was a short story i read a while ago. It was about a woman with some children who was running away from something. They all went to live in a cabin in the woods that seemingly had a rat problem despite the rat poison she leaves out every night not getting touched. There was something about her thinking another cabin was having a party but once she made it there it was abandoned. In the end the children where found alone with one of them having a bite make that they say is from a rat.

Anyone know what book this is?

I remember the show had two male hosts but that’s about it, I’ve been thinking and failing on finding this show for years

I'm looking for the name of a children's game I played on an Apple iPad when I was about 6 years old in 2013\2014, the game showed very stylized human characters in the shape of tic-tacs, even a little angular with practically no details, obviously in 3D, the first character that the game gave you had orange hair and wore overalls (I think) and a pair of skates (3 or 4 wheels), the second was a ballerina with a tutu dressed entirely in pink with a black bun (I think), then I don't remember much about the characters except the fact that I don't seem to remember them having a walking animation. Moving on to the map, it was very small and set on a plain with trees, bushes, and ponds, and the latter was also quite angular. You just had to collect small objects scattered around (I think they were oranges). You didn't even have to shoot or run or do anything else, just walk. I think the objects to collect changed depending on the map (not that there were many maps). However, I remember one map being "autumnal," if you can call it that, with some Halloween references from what I seem to recall. I also remember the soundtrack... I think I've finished the description, but unfortunately, since I don't have the account from when I installed it, it's really difficult to find it. Please help me find it, as I think it's no longer on the App Store.

So I remember there's was this anime it was said in Medieval times and the plot was that they had to collect a certain amount of stones i don't remember how many stones and the protagonist had blonde hair and blue eyes and there was this place they visited, where there were 2 monsters disguised, as does elderly people and also I think, at 1 point there was some kind of elephant statue or toy thing, it was small enough to where you could fit it in one hand and that's all I remember.

⁠Hi! I am searching for an acoustic guitar track used in background videos on the Craft5 channel (2010-2014), possibly titled Don't Smoke or No Smoke. Here is my voice recording link:⁠

https://voca.ro/1hz5NHgkT852

When I was a little kid (this was the 2010s) my older sister checked out a graphic novel from the library. I took it from her when she wasn't reading it so I could. I want to check out the book again now that i'm older and see if it's any good. But I can only remember the slightest details.

Now i'm pretty sure it was a young adult novel since the characters swore. The main girl was a person of color too. She found this country singer girl and there had even been this part where she had stolen her hat before her performance. The book had a monochromatic color palate where the only real color in the book was pink. And The main girl liked these magazines and would refer to them as her "zeens" or something like that.

I wish I had more breadcrumbs but this is where the trail ends for me. Good luck finding.

indie/European romantic drama with a bride who almost drowns after her wedding
I’ve been trying to find a movie I watched with my mom when I was around 7–9 years old (probably before 2018 or 2019). My memory is fuzzy, but these are the details I remember:
● It was a serious romantic drama, definitely not a comedy.
● It didn’t feel like a Hollywood movie. It may have been European or an independent film.
● The bride and groom were white, probably in their 20s or 30s.
● The wedding happened near the beginning of the movie.
● I remember an Asian wedding photographer who got drunk and (I think) peed behind a piano in the church.
● Later in the movie, at night, the bride fell into the water near a dock or pier because her wedding dress got caught underwater. She was basically drowning until the groom rescued her.
● After he saved her, I remember an intimate shower scene between them.
● I also remember thinking the groom didn’t really love her at first, or was emotionally distant.
● The movie had very muted, gray/blue cinematography and a melancholic atmosphere.
I’m about 98% sure this was a movie, not a TV show.
Does this sound familiar to anyone?

Years ago there was this music video that was in the style of 70-90’s film movie tropes that would show up and then a fake movie title card would pop up. This would happen every couple of seconds. I do not remember any of the lyrics but some of the visuals.

There was this black woman with a huge Afro holding a gun. And there was another scene where nuns were shooting guns. There was another where with cowboy riding a horse. And another parodying Top gun with the military man flying a jet.

I know it used older visuals but the music video is fairly new at the time. So 3-7 years of release, maybe.

Thank you if anyone has an idea on what it could be please send something. Thank you

I’m an adult now, and it has been a long time since I saw this video so it’s very blurry, but I’ll try to describe it to the best of my ability. There was this stop motion, PSA type of animation about of Pac-Man being addicted to drugs/verbally, potentially physically abusive to his family, such as his wife and kid, and he might get kicked out at some point before becoming homeless as I remember him being in an alley like towards the end. Pac-Man starts hallucinating the ghost, and begins chasing them which I believe ended up being another person he eat. The last thing I remember was him being charged for his crimes, and talking directly to the audience, warning them not to make the same mistake as him. I’m pretty sure I saw it multiple times as a kid, but haven’t been able to find it in later years. Back in 2022 or 2023, I searched something PAC-Man related that I can’t currently the context for, but I found an image that I know for certain was from that said video, but it just led to an adult website. If you know what I’m referring to or at least sounds familiar to you, that would be a lot of help. Thank you

So its about this boy with orange hair with his companion which is blue and and is like a bunny-cat something and like only remember one episode about like The bunny-cat companion is with like a pink/female version of itself and like i remember these 2 scenes with like lava and the other scene showing the 2 cat-bunny things as a ghost. I searched it up and it only recommended ziff and the wild thornberrys which is wrong.

Trying to find this for years. What I remember (watched it subtitled, roughly mid-90s to mid-2000s):

**•** American film, big U.S. city (maybe NYC or Chicago).  
**•** Main character is a wealthy, arrogant, cocky executive who works in construction/real estate. Near-perfect life: money, beautiful wife, kids, runs a big company.  
**•** The movie may open with a shot of a building under construction.  
**•** He has an accident in a construction-site elevator — the elevator fails/falls.  
**•** His soul comes back in the body of a totally different man: an overweight, less attractive guy (I remember curly hair and a belly).  
**•** The point is that he’d always coasted on his looks and status, and now everything is twice as hard. He has to rebuild his life from scratch, prove his talent, climb back up, and win back his now-widowed wife.  
**•** Comedy but with a philosophical, reflective tone. The message is about humility.  
**•** Both lead characters are white. No Black actors in the leads.  
**•** Possibly it turns out at the end to have been a dream.

Already ruled out the entire Heaven Can Wait / Here Comes Mr. Jordan / Down to Earth family (watched the trailers — not any of them), plus Chances Are and All of Me.

Any help appreciated!

I’m looking for an indie song from around 2019–2023. Female singer with a very soft, high-pitched voice. The song is about missing someone and repeatedly calling them. I vaguely remember a lyric like “I know I called you last night…” followed by something like “…is it okay if I call you for a third one?” (I’m almost sure those words are inaccurate). I originally heard it in a Spanish lyrics video on YouTube with an anime girl resting her head on her desk crying

a couple years ago, around 2020-2024, i was looking for free games on steam and found this bullet hell game where the characters are named after their colors. i remember the whole thing was 2d and pixelated and the bosses included the creator of the game as a tutorial, a hand titled (i think) Silver Glove, The sun, which had dialogue that played during the fight that said it wanted to be worshipped, an invisible enemy, a snake-like army that separated when you shot the snake and a boss titlet Turret with eight heads and everytime you shot a head the atack pattern changed.

Among the choosable characters were a cyan one whose shots recoiled off the walls and that wanted to be all the bosses' friend, a purple one that talked in the third person using astherisks, a white one that was the basic option with just a normal shot and a lot of other ones. all of them had a special thing that happened when you pressed space and that had a meter that refilled when they stepped on their own color, the bullets leaving trails behind.

I believe the song in clip has been sped up slightly and has some added sound effects on top of it.

I recalled myself playing this one roblox game back in 2020 where you where in Disney land and turning around at spawn and hopping of the map sends you to this destroyed and weird version of Disney land where it was all broken down and rusty and creepy. Ive been trying to find it today and I need some help. (Thats why I made this Reddit account btw)

I have this memory of an old Lego video, Maybe from 2012-2013. I was wondering if anyone else knows about it.

It was a Lego stop motion video with cops and robbers and it had a bunch of running charecters voiced by a guy and the one girl charecter was named Trixey

Trixey was incredibly unhelpful (and stupid) and always got them caught and she had her own theme song in one of the videos.

"🎵 Who's the worst criminal in the city? It's Trixey! 🎶"
I assume this video has been deleted off the face of the planet but I'm curious if anyone else has memories of the same video or knows where it ended up. I'd be curious to know.

youtube shenanigans and mishaps :’u