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John-Paul Howard / 181 vote / 2019 / Directors: Brett Pierce / Average ratings: 6,9 of 10 stars / Countries: USA. It's funny how the deeper you go down your own downward spiral the more you appreciate Trent's songs that didn't appeal to you before. Now I know... The wretched trailer. Where did it go? Pleading and. The wretched stone four levels. @420Likeaboss420 Hell yeah. We'll see what happens in the next few months. I guess I could entertain myself with impending doom, memphis may fire, motionless in white, and blessthefall, but I'd still like to see some more heavier stuff. The wretched stone summary in nepali. THIS is my anthem lol. Hero bada Jha 2 hai???. The wretched refuse of your teeming shore meaning. The wretched cosby show. The wretchedness inside solo.
While vampires and zombies are evergreen horror movie favorites, the motion picture arts have not been particularly kind to that bush-league cousin, the killer tree-spirit. Two of the better-known among relatively few examples are esteemed by bad movie aficionados: There was 1957’s drive-in special “From Hell It Came, ” in which an actor lumbering around in a large tree-stump costume squeezed victims to death with his branches; and 1990’s “The Guardian, ” a homicidal-wood-nymph thriller that flopped so badly director William Friedkin omitted any mention of it from his otherwise comprehensive career memoir. There will, happily, be no such cringing required by either makers or viewers of “The Wretched, ” an accomplished second feature by Brett and Drew T. Pierce (billed as “the Pierce Brothers”) that is good fun in a vaguely retro, “Lost Boys”-type teen horror way. The absence of marquee value in cast or franchise terms may relegate it to home formats. Still, this polished, well-paced middleweight nightmare will please most genre fans, while announcing the writer-directors as ready for major-studio assignments. Definitely more in earnest than the directors’ prior “Deadheads, ” a likably shaggy zombie-buddy comedy, this sophomore effort nonetheless doesn’t take anything too seriously, including its protagonist’s adolescent angst. Seventeen-year-old Ben (John-Paul Howard) is heading to join father Liam (Jamison Jones) for the summer in a lakeside resort community. But this isn’t a vacation: Ben has apparently been acting out since his parents’ separation, getting into mildly criminal hijinks that resulted in a broken arm (and this change of parental supervision). He’ll have to work at the harbor alongside dad, and otherwise keep his nose out of trouble. Getting off to a slightly rocky start, Ben reacts poorly to the discovery that dad is already seeing someone else (Azie Tespai as Sara), then skipping a planned introductory dinner to party with local teens. The latter are mostly rich brats, though he strikes sparks with fellow marina jobber Mallory (Piper Curda) ? a prospect temporarily blown when he commits a drunken faux pas. These blunders seem less important once Ben realizes that something is going on with the hipster couple (Zarah Mahler, Kevin Bigley) renting the bigger house next door. We’ve already seen the wife Abby and son Dillon (Blane Crockarell) unknowingly attract the attention of the wraith-like thing living under a tree while they’re out hiking on forested hills. That night, the family’s baby vanishes from its crib. The next morning, Abby is … different, and Dillon runs in terror to neighbor Ben. The morning after that, Dillon is also missing. Stranger still is that his parents now flatly deny they brought ? or have ? any children at all. Ben’s attempts to alert others to this situation are dismissed as lies or delusion. Ether way, it’s taken as proof that he must be on drugs. Only Mallory is willing to snoop around with him, if jokingly at first. It’s increasingly no joke, however, as they realize they may be dealing with a malevolent spirit that can possess people (and move from one “host” to another). It also induces a kind of amnesia that makes victims forget their loved ones ever existed after this “tree-skin hag” claims them ? an intriguing idea the Pierces’ script could have made more of. “The Wretched” doesn’t bear close scrutiny plot-wise, but it moves at such a brisk pace, incredulity doesn’t really have time to settle in. The film successfully mixes together a lot of things, from the waterfront tourist-town setting of “Jaws” to a general teen fantasy-adventure feel that tempers (without weakening) horror content variably redolent of “It, ” “Fright Night” and myriad other predecessors. If originality isn’t a strong suit here, the film’s conviction and polish make that a minor sin. Relatively brief glimpses of the she-demon in her contortive, feral native state aside, the film mostly eschews fantastical imagery and overt violence. Instead, it opts for a more playfully Hitchcockian suspense approach whose tone is set by the hero’s rising panic, as well as the seriocomedy of his failure to convince anyone else what’s happening. With likable performances keeping us emotionally grounded in a fat-free narrative progress, this may not be terribly scary, but it has nary a dull moment. Shot in resort communities on the northeast side of Lake Michigan, “The Wretched” (a not-particularly-relevant title that appears to have replaced “Hag”) is handsome and sufficiently atmospheric in Conor Murphy’s widescreen lensing. (He also shot another excellent small-town tale this year, the SXSW-premiered “Mickey and the Bear. ”) A solid design and tech package is capped by Devin Burrows’ strong score.
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John-Paul Howard / 181 vote / 2019 / Directors: Brett Pierce / Average ratings: 6,9 of 10 stars / Countries: USA. It's funny how the deeper you go down your own downward spiral the more you appreciate Trent's songs that didn't appeal to you before. Now I know... The wretched trailer. Where did it go? Pleading and. The wretched stone four levels. @420Likeaboss420 Hell yeah. We'll see what happens in the next few months. I guess I could entertain myself with impending doom, memphis may fire, motionless in white, and blessthefall, but I'd still like to see some more heavier stuff. The wretched stone summary in nepali. THIS is my anthem lol. Hero bada Jha 2 hai???. The wretched refuse of your teeming shore meaning. The wretched cosby show. The wretchedness inside solo.
I love how excited the guy at 3:00 looks. Looks like a skinwalker. Trailer made me think of the threat a really nasty one used in a Dresden Files book: I will come for you. I will kill you. I will kill your blood, your friends, your beasts. I will kill the flowers in your home and the trees in your tiny fields. I will visit such death upon whatever is yours that your very name will be remembered only in curses and tales of terror. The wretched of the earth sparknotes. The wretched nin.The wretched 2019. The wretched 2019 full movie. YouTube. The wretchedness inside live. &ref(https://images-wixmp-ed30a86b8c4ca887773594c2.wixmp.com/f/5373eb59-8858-4201-a6f1-37c12319418a/dbcyuqy-358fab18-247d-4cd1-b3f1-e0acbaf95721.png/v1/fill/w_436,h_250,q_70,strp/fishy_crackers_by_lopoddity_dbcyuqy-250t.jpg?token=eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJzdWIiOiJ1cm46YXBwOjdlMGQxODg5ODIyNjQzNzNhNWYwZDQxNWVhMGQyNmUwIiwiaXNzIjoidXJuOmFwcDo3ZTBkMTg4OTgyMjY0MzczYTVmMGQ0MTVlYTBkMjZlMCIsIm9iaiI6W1t7ImhlaWdodCI6Ijw9NzM0IiwicGF0aCI6IlwvZlwvNTM3M2ViNTktODg1OC00MjAxLWE2ZjEtMzdjMTIzMTk0MThhXC9kYmN5dXF5LTM1OGZhYjE4LTI0N2QtNGNkMS1iM2YxLWUwYWNiYWY5NTcyMS5wbmciLCJ3aWR0aCI6Ijw9MTI4MCJ9XV0sImF1ZCI6WyJ1cm46c2VydmljZTppbWFnZS5vcGVyYXRpb25zIl19.Ub-zQwek7GGBCo8JyEnn-fXjkhhBDrVB5rIx-iAHjGY)
While vampires and zombies are evergreen horror movie favorites, the motion picture arts have not been particularly kind to that bush-league cousin, the killer tree-spirit. Two of the better-known among relatively few examples are esteemed by bad movie aficionados: There was 1957’s drive-in special “From Hell It Came, ” in which an actor lumbering around in a large tree-stump costume squeezed victims to death with his branches; and 1990’s “The Guardian, ” a homicidal-wood-nymph thriller that flopped so badly director William Friedkin omitted any mention of it from his otherwise comprehensive career memoir. There will, happily, be no such cringing required by either makers or viewers of “The Wretched, ” an accomplished second feature by Brett and Drew T. Pierce (billed as “the Pierce Brothers”) that is good fun in a vaguely retro, “Lost Boys”-type teen horror way. The absence of marquee value in cast or franchise terms may relegate it to home formats. Still, this polished, well-paced middleweight nightmare will please most genre fans, while announcing the writer-directors as ready for major-studio assignments. Definitely more in earnest than the directors’ prior “Deadheads, ” a likably shaggy zombie-buddy comedy, this sophomore effort nonetheless doesn’t take anything too seriously, including its protagonist’s adolescent angst. Seventeen-year-old Ben (John-Paul Howard) is heading to join father Liam (Jamison Jones) for the summer in a lakeside resort community. But this isn’t a vacation: Ben has apparently been acting out since his parents’ separation, getting into mildly criminal hijinks that resulted in a broken arm (and this change of parental supervision). He’ll have to work at the harbor alongside dad, and otherwise keep his nose out of trouble. Getting off to a slightly rocky start, Ben reacts poorly to the discovery that dad is already seeing someone else (Azie Tespai as Sara), then skipping a planned introductory dinner to party with local teens. The latter are mostly rich brats, though he strikes sparks with fellow marina jobber Mallory (Piper Curda) ? a prospect temporarily blown when he commits a drunken faux pas. These blunders seem less important once Ben realizes that something is going on with the hipster couple (Zarah Mahler, Kevin Bigley) renting the bigger house next door. We’ve already seen the wife Abby and son Dillon (Blane Crockarell) unknowingly attract the attention of the wraith-like thing living under a tree while they’re out hiking on forested hills. That night, the family’s baby vanishes from its crib. The next morning, Abby is … different, and Dillon runs in terror to neighbor Ben. The morning after that, Dillon is also missing. Stranger still is that his parents now flatly deny they brought ? or have ? any children at all. Ben’s attempts to alert others to this situation are dismissed as lies or delusion. Ether way, it’s taken as proof that he must be on drugs. Only Mallory is willing to snoop around with him, if jokingly at first. It’s increasingly no joke, however, as they realize they may be dealing with a malevolent spirit that can possess people (and move from one “host” to another). It also induces a kind of amnesia that makes victims forget their loved ones ever existed after this “tree-skin hag” claims them ? an intriguing idea the Pierces’ script could have made more of. “The Wretched” doesn’t bear close scrutiny plot-wise, but it moves at such a brisk pace, incredulity doesn’t really have time to settle in. The film successfully mixes together a lot of things, from the waterfront tourist-town setting of “Jaws” to a general teen fantasy-adventure feel that tempers (without weakening) horror content variably redolent of “It, ” “Fright Night” and myriad other predecessors. If originality isn’t a strong suit here, the film’s conviction and polish make that a minor sin. Relatively brief glimpses of the she-demon in her contortive, feral native state aside, the film mostly eschews fantastical imagery and overt violence. Instead, it opts for a more playfully Hitchcockian suspense approach whose tone is set by the hero’s rising panic, as well as the seriocomedy of his failure to convince anyone else what’s happening. With likable performances keeping us emotionally grounded in a fat-free narrative progress, this may not be terribly scary, but it has nary a dull moment. Shot in resort communities on the northeast side of Lake Michigan, “The Wretched” (a not-particularly-relevant title that appears to have replaced “Hag”) is handsome and sufficiently atmospheric in Conor Murphy’s widescreen lensing. (He also shot another excellent small-town tale this year, the SXSW-premiered “Mickey and the Bear. ”) A solid design and tech package is capped by Devin Burrows’ strong score.
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Gin Lane: Not a good place for a holiday. "Mos Eisley Spaceport. You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy. We must be cautious. " Take the worst, grimmest and darkest side of society, give them a place where all their sins are given free roam to be expressed, collect it into a system that can just barely sustain itself and you get the Wretched Hive. It will be a mostly lawless setting, usually (over) populated by criminals. There may be no actual government in this Wild West or Scavenger World because it is miles or light years away from civilization, and if there is it's probably a Dystopia that's corrupt, incompetent, obstructive or perhaps just uncaring enough to not bother to spread its reach to all corners of society. If this hive has any truly good authorities, expect them to be extremely overworked, incapable of controlling the skyrocketing crime everywhere, or just too idealistic to survive. An alternative is to have it as a gang-like system ruled by a mob boss, Big Bad or Evil Overlord who allows evil, but only to a certain standard. It could be truly lawless with no authority other than the big stick you carry with you. In many cases, the economy is no better. If this is true, facilities are usually falling apart, and the subways and buses are often full of crooks and junkies. And they're always late. Any schools in this place will almost inevitably be impoverished or sadistic. The roads may be cracked and broken, with a Trashcan Bonfire every fifty feet or so. Many buildings have been abandoned, to be occupied by vermin, hobos, or criminals. Decent jobs are few and far between. Housing (if you can get it) is unsafe, filthy, and overcrowded. In short, poverty is the norm, not the exception. However, prosperous and affluent settings can also qualify as this trope. While people are more likely to be in decent financial shape, don't expect things to be any better in terms of morality. At most, there's a pleasant façade to conceal the rot within. Sleazy, immoral decadence is frequently rife, and may not even be particularly hidden?if it is at all. Non-impoverished examples are arguably worse, ethically and morally speaking, since the inhabitants don't have deprivation as an explanation for the things they do. This lawless setting is often wonderful for allowing all varieties of creativity, ideas and/or tropes to flow in, be played and interact in interesting ways, and many plot conveniences that the protagonists need to get away with doing active work rather than just handing problems over to the police or running into Fridge Logic when they don't get arrested for taking the law into their own hands, while there are several takes on all sorts of unlawful or devious acts. Gangs, cons, gambling, underground fighting, rampant prostitution, a thriving black market (ranging from one guy with some watches under his coat to a literal market), jaywalking and many more. This can be portrayed as anything from guilty fun or the inevitable underbelly of humanity to constant danger. The heroes can always find some misdeed around them to solve and the villains will have little problem finding a safe hideout or Bad-Guy Bar to get together and plot schemes. The Wretched Hive has a few Sub Tropes in increasing size: Den of Iniquity: A room in the Big Bad 's lair where the mooks get to indulge in various forms of debauchery. Bad-Guy Bar: A tavern of ill repute where the crooks get together to scheme or get a drink. The tenuous peace is only held together by The Bartender and his Bouncers. Bar room brawls and aggressive drunks optional. The City Narrows: The back alley to the entire town; a small section of a city that has a bad name for a good reason and gets avoided by decent folk with any sense. Red Light District: A street, block, or even complete district of a city devoted to prostitution and other illicit trades. Outlaw Town: A settlement run by criminals, for the benefit of criminals. Dying Town: A town or city whose reason for existence disappeared a long time ago and left behind those who couldn't get out; when you have a lot of poor, desperate people in the same place, some of them will inevitably turn to crime, and that same desperation will also bring plenty of other social problems. Not-So-Safe Harbor: A port, harbour or coastal town that has fallen into wretchedness due to the flux of sailors and pirates and the sort of rough entertainment they desire. Totalitarian Gangsterism: When criminals ruling over said area abuse civilians in every way like a dictatorship would. Vice City: An entire urban sprawl that has fallen to wretchedness including its authorities which provide little sense of escape but also little constraint. Often overlaps with City Noir. Soiled City on a Hill: A city so far gone it is beyond saving. Wipe it off the map and start again. Urban Hellscape: A glimpse 20 Minutes into the Future where violent crime rules the streets and police are either incompetent or have to be even more brutal to stop it. See also Gangster Land, City Noir or Industrial Ghetto. When Real Life New York City is portrayed this way, it's The Big Rotten Apple. Has nothing to do with bees. Often paired with Crapsack World, but differs in that while the setting is less than ideal, the people in it need not be unhappy or universally sociopathic, nor is the worst result the most likely to happen. Opposite of the Sugar Bowl and Utopia in general, and Shining City more specifically. If the Wretched Hive improves over time, then it becomes a Heel-Face Town. Examples: If an example fits into one of the more specific subtropes better, please list it there, rather than on this page. Anime & Manga Comic Books Fan Works Film Literature Live-Action TV Tabletop Games Video Games Webcomics Western Animation Real Life open/close all folders Gamebooks Titan, the official setting for the Fighting Fantasy gamebook series, has a couple of these. The most notorious are Port Blacksand, well-known as the City of Thieves, and Khare, called the Cityport of Traps. One is a ramshackle collection of pirates, thieves and murderers who'd slit their mothers' throats for a few copper pieces (if mommy didn't get them first), and the other is a debauched collection of cultists and slavers of every conceivable race, who only manage to live together without killing each other because their city is the only thing resembling civilization in a wild, hellish wasteland. Lone Wolf: Ragadorn, main city of the Wildlands. It's a big commercial hub, but it's also teeming with thieves and cutthroats. The lord of the town and his Secret Police are no better. Vakovar, in Magador, even more so. At least by the time Lone Wolf visits it, it's full of brigands. The worst part is that the current state of affairs is apparently an improvment over what it was like back when the Darklords were still in power. Music In the Alestorm song "Nancy the Tavern Wench", the titular Nancy's tavern is such a hive. The song "Night City", by The Sword, is about such a place ? a metropolis on the dark side of a tidally-locked planet, ruled by slavers and pirates. The street in the Space song 'Neighbourhood' is definitely one. It's got an Omnicidal Maniac, an Ax-Crazy vicar and a family of criminals, amongst others. Savatage 's Streets: A Rock Opera depicts New York City as a grim and miserable place filled with criminals, drugs, and Apathetic Citizens who will watch a man die rather then help. Mötley Crüe 's song "Wild Side" takes place in a Wretched Hive. Suede 's "We are the Pigs" is set in a distinctly dystopian city. Guns N' Roses ' song "Welcome to the Jungle" also depicts a Wretched Hive. In fact, the line "You know where you are? You're in the jungle, baby! You're gonna die! " was said by a cab driver to Axl Rose during a trip to visit a friend. Warren Zevon 's Transverse City, which opens: Told my little Pollyanna There's a place for you and me We'll go down to Transverse City Life is cheap and Death is free The world set in The Money Store from Death Grips seems to be this, and at the same time it manages to be a blast to head-bang to. Mythology and Religion Hell, when it's not all fire and brimstone, is this in some interpretations, like "eternal separation from God". Believers consider this to be terrifying enough. Sodom, Gomorrah, and Ninevah as portrayed in The Bible. Sodom and Gomorrah were considered so vile that nothing short of divine obliteration was enough to clean them. This trope was actually subverted in the case of Ninevah. God told Jonah to preach the people there to repent, or else the city would be destroyed in three days. The king of Ninevah saw the error of his ways and told his people to mourn in sackcloth and ashes in hopes that they would be spared. God did not destroy the city, much to Jonah's chagrin. The last part of the book of Jonah is God giving Jonah a big "The Reason You Suck" Speech because he would rather see thousands of people die than come to repentance. Sodom's population has been estimated by some to be between 600 and 1200 at the time of its destruction. And in all the city, not ten righteous men could be found, thus God destroyed it. In The Bible, after King Solomon's reign, Israel divides itself North and South, and lots of corruption and idolatry take place. And then it goes From Bad to Worse as they got involved in wars with neighboring nations such as the Assyrians. Warhammer 40K: The Underhives, the lower sections of Hive Cities, are God-Emperor -forsaken places full of mutants, gangers, cultists and very cheap lives. The Gaiden Game Necromunda focuses exclusively in simulating Mob War scenarios among all of these factions, unlike the apocalyptic mass warfare of the regular miniatures game. And then there's Commorragh, city of the Dark Eldar, whose hats are piracy, hedonism, Cold-Blooded Torture, and in general being the absolute worst of the many factions of the 41st Millenium, which is really sa
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Gin Lane: Not a good place for a holiday. "Mos Eisley Spaceport. You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy. We must be cautious. " Take the worst, grimmest and darkest side of society, give them a place where all their sins are given free roam to be expressed, collect it into a system that can just barely sustain itself and you get the Wretched Hive. It will be a mostly lawless setting, usually (over) populated by criminals. There may be no actual government in this Wild West or Scavenger World because it is miles or light years away from civilization, and if there is it's probably a Dystopia that's corrupt, incompetent, obstructive or perhaps just uncaring enough to not bother to spread its reach to all corners of society. If this hive has any truly good authorities, expect them to be extremely overworked, incapable of controlling the skyrocketing crime everywhere, or just too idealistic to survive. An alternative is to have it as a gang-like system ruled by a mob boss, Big Bad or Evil Overlord who allows evil, but only to a certain standard. It could be truly lawless with no authority other than the big stick you carry with you. In many cases, the economy is no better. If this is true, facilities are usually falling apart, and the subways and buses are often full of crooks and junkies. And they're always late. Any schools in this place will almost inevitably be impoverished or sadistic. The roads may be cracked and broken, with a Trashcan Bonfire every fifty feet or so. Many buildings have been abandoned, to be occupied by vermin, hobos, or criminals. Decent jobs are few and far between. Housing (if you can get it) is unsafe, filthy, and overcrowded. In short, poverty is the norm, not the exception. However, prosperous and affluent settings can also qualify as this trope. While people are more likely to be in decent financial shape, don't expect things to be any better in terms of morality. At most, there's a pleasant façade to conceal the rot within. Sleazy, immoral decadence is frequently rife, and may not even be particularly hidden?if it is at all. Non-impoverished examples are arguably worse, ethically and morally speaking, since the inhabitants don't have deprivation as an explanation for the things they do. This lawless setting is often wonderful for allowing all varieties of creativity, ideas and/or tropes to flow in, be played and interact in interesting ways, and many plot conveniences that the protagonists need to get away with doing active work rather than just handing problems over to the police or running into Fridge Logic when they don't get arrested for taking the law into their own hands, while there are several takes on all sorts of unlawful or devious acts. Gangs, cons, gambling, underground fighting, rampant prostitution, a thriving black market (ranging from one guy with some watches under his coat to a literal market), jaywalking and many more. This can be portrayed as anything from guilty fun or the inevitable underbelly of humanity to constant danger. The heroes can always find some misdeed around them to solve and the villains will have little problem finding a safe hideout or Bad-Guy Bar to get together and plot schemes. The Wretched Hive has a few Sub Tropes in increasing size: Den of Iniquity: A room in the Big Bad 's lair where the mooks get to indulge in various forms of debauchery. Bad-Guy Bar: A tavern of ill repute where the crooks get together to scheme or get a drink. The tenuous peace is only held together by The Bartender and his Bouncers. Bar room brawls and aggressive drunks optional. The City Narrows: The back alley to the entire town; a small section of a city that has a bad name for a good reason and gets avoided by decent folk with any sense. Red Light District: A street, block, or even complete district of a city devoted to prostitution and other illicit trades. Outlaw Town: A settlement run by criminals, for the benefit of criminals. Dying Town: A town or city whose reason for existence disappeared a long time ago and left behind those who couldn't get out; when you have a lot of poor, desperate people in the same place, some of them will inevitably turn to crime, and that same desperation will also bring plenty of other social problems. Not-So-Safe Harbor: A port, harbour or coastal town that has fallen into wretchedness due to the flux of sailors and pirates and the sort of rough entertainment they desire. Totalitarian Gangsterism: When criminals ruling over said area abuse civilians in every way like a dictatorship would. Vice City: An entire urban sprawl that has fallen to wretchedness including its authorities which provide little sense of escape but also little constraint. Often overlaps with City Noir. Soiled City on a Hill: A city so far gone it is beyond saving. Wipe it off the map and start again. Urban Hellscape: A glimpse 20 Minutes into the Future where violent crime rules the streets and police are either incompetent or have to be even more brutal to stop it. See also Gangster Land, City Noir or Industrial Ghetto. When Real Life New York City is portrayed this way, it's The Big Rotten Apple. Has nothing to do with bees. Often paired with Crapsack World, but differs in that while the setting is less than ideal, the people in it need not be unhappy or universally sociopathic, nor is the worst result the most likely to happen. Opposite of the Sugar Bowl and Utopia in general, and Shining City more specifically. If the Wretched Hive improves over time, then it becomes a Heel-Face Town. Examples: If an example fits into one of the more specific subtropes better, please list it there, rather than on this page. Anime & Manga Comic Books Fan Works Film Literature Live-Action TV Tabletop Games Video Games Webcomics Western Animation Real Life open/close all folders Gamebooks Titan, the official setting for the Fighting Fantasy gamebook series, has a couple of these. The most notorious are Port Blacksand, well-known as the City of Thieves, and Khare, called the Cityport of Traps. One is a ramshackle collection of pirates, thieves and murderers who'd slit their mothers' throats for a few copper pieces (if mommy didn't get them first), and the other is a debauched collection of cultists and slavers of every conceivable race, who only manage to live together without killing each other because their city is the only thing resembling civilization in a wild, hellish wasteland. Lone Wolf: Ragadorn, main city of the Wildlands. It's a big commercial hub, but it's also teeming with thieves and cutthroats. The lord of the town and his Secret Police are no better. Vakovar, in Magador, even more so. At least by the time Lone Wolf visits it, it's full of brigands. The worst part is that the current state of affairs is apparently an improvment over what it was like back when the Darklords were still in power. Music In the Alestorm song "Nancy the Tavern Wench", the titular Nancy's tavern is such a hive. The song "Night City", by The Sword, is about such a place ? a metropolis on the dark side of a tidally-locked planet, ruled by slavers and pirates. The street in the Space song 'Neighbourhood' is definitely one. It's got an Omnicidal Maniac, an Ax-Crazy vicar and a family of criminals, amongst others. Savatage 's Streets: A Rock Opera depicts New York City as a grim and miserable place filled with criminals, drugs, and Apathetic Citizens who will watch a man die rather then help. Mötley Crüe 's song "Wild Side" takes place in a Wretched Hive. Suede 's "We are the Pigs" is set in a distinctly dystopian city. Guns N' Roses ' song "Welcome to the Jungle" also depicts a Wretched Hive. In fact, the line "You know where you are? You're in the jungle, baby! You're gonna die! " was said by a cab driver to Axl Rose during a trip to visit a friend. Warren Zevon 's Transverse City, which opens: Told my little Pollyanna There's a place for you and me We'll go down to Transverse City Life is cheap and Death is free The world set in The Money Store from Death Grips seems to be this, and at the same time it manages to be a blast to head-bang to. Mythology and Religion Hell, when it's not all fire and brimstone, is this in some interpretations, like "eternal separation from God". Believers consider this to be terrifying enough. Sodom, Gomorrah, and Ninevah as portrayed in The Bible. Sodom and Gomorrah were considered so vile that nothing short of divine obliteration was enough to clean them. This trope was actually subverted in the case of Ninevah. God told Jonah to preach the people there to repent, or else the city would be destroyed in three days. The king of Ninevah saw the error of his ways and told his people to mourn in sackcloth and ashes in hopes that they would be spared. God did not destroy the city, much to Jonah's chagrin. The last part of the book of Jonah is God giving Jonah a big "The Reason You Suck" Speech because he would rather see thousands of people die than come to repentance. Sodom's population has been estimated by some to be between 600 and 1200 at the time of its destruction. And in all the city, not ten righteous men could be found, thus God destroyed it. In The Bible, after King Solomon's reign, Israel divides itself North and South, and lots of corruption and idolatry take place. And then it goes From Bad to Worse as they got involved in wars with neighboring nations such as the Assyrians. Warhammer 40K: The Underhives, the lower sections of Hive Cities, are God-Emperor -forsaken places full of mutants, gangers, cultists and very cheap lives. The Gaiden Game Necromunda focuses exclusively in simulating Mob War scenarios among all of these factions, unlike the apocalyptic mass warfare of the regular miniatures game. And then there's Commorragh, city of the Dark Eldar, whose hats are piracy, hedonism, Cold-Blooded Torture, and in general being the absolute worst of the many factions of the 41st Millenium, which is really sa
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Info: Live classical music my passion; and books my comfort. Opinions, however misguided, all mine
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