Pretty much ALL the Jack Chick comics were bonkers.
I completely forgot about the Kickstarter campaign to make a movie version. Did anyone here watch it, in the end?
No, but apparently I had bought it in a GOG sale at some point. I donât like writing reviews though (too many bad memories of having to do book reviews in my English lessons at secondary school).
And here I was about to get the pathfinder humble bundle (yeah I should get that today) and anoint the kid in the ways of the dark powers⌠or just have a good afternoon being the bad guy for him and his friends.
Ah, Chick Tracts. Providing lulz since before the internet was but a glint in the milkmanâs eyeâŚ
This brings back some wonderful memories. I used to go to a con in Evansville, IN. One year the local paper did a piece about itâit was called Glathricon if I remember correctlyâand while the article was straightforward they had a rather sinister picture of the organizer.
Some folks were a bit upset about it but my friends and I just joked that the photographer had a Camera of Satanic Picture Taking.
Every word is true! D&D turned a whole bunch of my friends into neopagans!
But there was that kid who disappeared for a while in real tunnels, and it was blamed on the game. He later killed himself, someone going to university before they were socially ready.
âMazes & Monsterâ was a film out at the time, maybe made fir tv, about it, with Chris Makepeace and Wendy Crewson.
[quote=âMichael_Black, post:9, topic:74699â]with Chris Makepeace and Wendy Crewson[/quote]You mean the one with Tom Hanks in one of his earliest roles?
If you want a mindfuck of an old D&D movie, check out Skullduggery. Itâs bonkers and really loses the negative message it was supposed to give.
Mazes and Monsters is OK, but this is entertaining.
Also Chick Tracts are impossible to not read; I mean look at this
http://www.chick.com/reading/tracts/0077/0077_01.asp
I can only think of the satire.
http://foo.ca/wp/chick-tract-satire/darque-dungeon/
(For whatever reason the original site seems to be dead http://www.epsilonminus.com/darquedungeon/ )
Or you mean 1983 Canadian Tax shelter as a lot of those were. I havenât seen that one yet though.
Itâs 95 minutes and on film, you can do a lot worse with your tax money laundering.
Gets me every time 
This urban legend is based on a runaway, James Dallas Egbert III, who disappeared in the steam tunnels at Michigan State University. He was having drug problems and issues about his homosexuality. It was reported that he later committed suicide by a gunshot wound. There is a good book on the subject: âThe Dungeon Master: The Disappearance of James Dallas Egbert IIIâ
by William C. Dear. He was into D&D, but it was not the cause of his problems.
Guess Iâll just leave this here then. 
seems he upgraded to the digital ageâŚ
I received a copy of âdark dungeonsâ with an order just the other day.
âD&D is the bad boy of role-playingâ
White Wolfâs imprint âBlack Dog Gamesâ would disagree.
