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Polly Pockets, Gameboys, and Clippy, oh my!
Relive the 1990s in the most bizarre ways with Cursed Images: Channel Surfing by Kassidy VanGundy. In this analog world, the cameraman can make any fleeting moment a seemingly permanent reality. He collects precious family occasions, records the best episodes of your favorite television show, and captures full length pieces of cinema just for you. In turn, you take them home and clutter your basements with discarded videotapes. They gather dust in the creases of their plastic casings, degrading over time.
He's tired of being a spectator, tired of watching.
He covets what he can't have and is desperate to be part of your story.
Stay awake through the night with Agent Crimmins and Agent Fowley as they traverse through a tower of orange VHS tapes, looking for a common thread among the surreal stories left behind by their own mysterious cameraman. Under the hazy glow of fluorescent lights, their universe unravels, leaving behind an uncanny truth that threatens their very existence.
This horrific cross between The X Files and the "Golden Age" of Nickelodeon will leave you on the edge of your seat, waiting for the final bucket of slime to drop.
