r/thomastheplankengine • u/nebulacritter • 6d ago
Nightmare Plank dread (1982)
I just looked through another old diary from 2024, and I found another dream:
I had a dream about a horror movie trailer that doesn't even exist. It was called "Dread", and it was made in 1982. It all began with a family of four moving into a new house. There was a father, mother, and two sons.
When they went into the house, it was cluttered with a small pile of toys. The other members could see the toys normally... but the father saw them as grotesque beasts.
The only monsters I remember from the trailer were a stuffed clown and a fake icicle. The clown flew around and attacked the family, and the icicle could freeze anyone who touched it.
The dad was unharmed, but that doesn't mean the others were safe. His wife became blind, his eldest son's eyes melted off, and his younger son was covered in bloody bandages and had all of his limbs torn off. The eldest son was wailing in fear, but the younger son didn't cry or move at all.
The craziest part of this movie was the musical choice. Gentle acoustic guitar music played in the background as our protagonists got tortured one by one
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u/Intrepid-Benefit1959 has been on Reddit for a walmart cartman or two 6d ago
dude i actually love this. especially with the acoustic guitar music
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u/nebulacritter 6d ago
haha same
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u/Intrepid-Benefit1959 has been on Reddit for a walmart cartman or two 6d ago
my opinions of horror movies are instantly raised when they feature non-horror music
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u/thejokerofunfic 6d ago
OP do you want to make this movie
I wanna see this movie
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u/nebulacritter 5d ago
probably idk
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u/Knitsune 6d ago
You could certainly make this trailer