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The content on the Horror Versions channel mainly consisted of children's songs that were transformed into horrific-looking and demonic-sounding copies. These videos were made with the idea that the show or movie from the viewer's childhood had been "ruined". Ideas for his next video to transform into a "horror version" could be requested on a public Google Sheet by his viewers. Fans could also make paid requests to get their requested horror version prioritized over others.

Horror Versions joined YouTube on July 1, 2006, though he wouldn't upload his first horror version video until October 10, 2014.[1] He would upload what is now his most viewed video on January 29, 2015.[2] This video gained over 10 million views and his subscriber count would grow substantially.

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Director James Wan explains how his new film, Malignant, is actually the horror version of Frozen. Disney's 2013 animated film was a massive success upon its release and has proven an enduring favorite, with sisters Anna and Elsa quickly becoming some of the studio's most popular characters. Wan's film, meanwhile, released both theatrically and on HBO Max on September 10 of this year.

At first glance, it might seem strange to put Malignant and Frozen in the same conversation at all, but that's just what Wan has done in a quote from comicbook.com. Openly discussing his film's twist ending, the horror director says he was interested in exploring the bond between adopted siblings through Madison and her sister, Sydney (Maddie Hasson), and his story co-writer Ingrid Bisu wanted to tell a love story. The end result, he says, is a lot like Frozen:

And for Ingrid, she loves the idea of telling a love story, but it's not a romantic story between the two leads. It's a love story between the two sisters. And I love that. I haven't quite seen that in a horror movie at least to this degree. And it's funny that we jokingly refer to it as, it's like the horror version of Frozen. It's like Anna and [Elsa]. But it really is like the horror version of Frozen. It's sisterly love, it's sisterly bond. And one of the many themes that the film deal with is the idea that can you be close to the people that you don't necessarily share blood relation with? And what we want to kind of say in this film is it's possible.

The emphasis on sibling relationships is clear in the film, and the sisterly love between Madison and Sydney proves crucial to how Malignant resolves its twisty third act. Wan's emphasis on adopted relationships also shows the resonance of having Madison's birth mother there to witness the Elsa-and-Anna moment between them, but keeping her a distant observer. So, there are indeed a few parallels between Malignant and Frozen - though fans of Disney's modern classic should make sure they can stomach some gnarly body horror before they see for themselves. 2351a5e196