The Curse of the Werewolf Chihuahua Once upon a time, in a small village nestled deep within the mountains, there lived a peculiar chihuahua named Coco. Coco was not an ordinary chihuahua; he was cursed with the ability to transform into a ferocious werewolf every full moon. The villagers had heard tales of Coco's curse, and they lived in fear of the little chihuahua. They would lock themselves indoors when the full moon was near, terrified of encountering the monstrous creature Coco would become. Children whispered scary stories about the werewolf chihuahua, and adults warned against venturing out at night. Coco himself did not enjoy his cursed existence.
Coco himself did not enjoy his cursed existence. Each month, as the full moon approached, he would feel a strange restlessness deep within his bones. His fur would stand on end, and his ears would twitch uncontrollably.
My review of all the current Curse of Dreadbear minigames
This one is simple, but I like it. In Night 1, Only Jack O Chica and Jack O Bonnie are active. You're in the FNaF 1 Office, but it doesn't play like it at all. The doors are sealed shut but the animatronics will want to break them down. You have to stop them by using the door lights when they get to your office, or you can use the lights on the cameras when they are moving to reset them. Every use of the light drains 20% of power, and you can recharge it by pulling a lever, which will leave you in darkness for around 10 seconds. Overall, while simple and easy, I really enjoyed this minigame and it can get tense when you are recharging your power.
Spooky Mansion: Hallway
This minigame is intense. You need to crawl through a long hallway while the Nightmare Animatronics stalk you. Bonnie and Chica come out of doors on the left and right, respectively. Sometimes, lightning will flash and illuminate the room, revealing either nothing or Nightmare Foxy standing in your way. If you are moving after the lightning flashes (you have one second to stop) and he is there, he will charge at you and kill you. Nightmare Freddy is a timer, he stalks from behind and if you take too long, he will catch up and kill you. This minigame is fun and tense, but it can be a little unfair, especially if Chica or Bonnie block your way while Freddy is right behind you. Despite this, it's very fun and genuinely got me shaking
Spooky Mansion: Mangle
Here, you are tasked with building your own animatronic! There are 4 screens, each showing animatronic parts you need to grab off of two conveyor belts. There are quite a few, and the screens will switch between all the parts you need, but you can grab a needed part even if its not currently on the screen. There are also little Freddles that invade the conveyor belts. You need to shock them and throw them off the belt, or they will block your view. If you get at least 70% of the parts in the machine, you will win. If you put in 3 wrong parts in, you will be killed by Mangle. I really love this minigame. While not scary, it's a perfect blend of fast paced thinking and fun. This minigames fast paced tone and fun concept make it one I think I will return to many times. The only problem is that RNG can sometimes screw you over and not give you enough good parts, but it doesn't happen often.
Spooky Mansion: Trick or Treat
Spooky Mansion has the best selection of levels by far. Trick or Treat is no exception. In this game, you play as a young kid who just wants some candy on Halloween. You go up to the old mansion, but it's overrun by animatronics. Conveniently , you have masks of all 6 animatronics in the house: Mangle, Balloon Boy, Foxy, Chica, Freddy, and Bonnie. You have to watch the windows and by the time the door opens, figure out who is missing from the house. That animatronic will answer the door, and you have to put on their mask. If you're correct, you go on to the next round, and if you're wrong, you die. In Rounds 2 and 3, Mangle can block the window and you need to put on their mask to get them to leave. After Round 3, you are rewarded with lots of candy. This is probably my favorite minigame in the entire game, it feels like a Mario Party minigame of sorts, and watching the animatronics move around is fun in itself to be honest. Correctly guessing which animatronic is at the door is fun, and honestly, I have no complaints with this one.
Are You Afraid of The Dark: Plushkin Patch
After so many good minigames, it's a damn shame they had to include this. I despised the PlushBaby levels in the original, for being overly hard and just plain frustrating, especially if you forget one spot. Plushkin Patch is no different, featuring the same gameplay as the original minigame, just in a map that is arguably harder to find them in. I swear, I just got lucky when I won this and had them only spawn in easy to find spots. If there's one good thing in this minigame, it's the voice lines and the Mask-Wearing Plushbabies, both of which are cute.
You start in a pumpkin patch with a digital Balloon Boy clock. Three plushies of Circus Baby are hiding throughout the patch, each wearing a different animatronic mask. You can shine your flashlight around to find them, but you have to make sure to conserve battery power.
He would hide away in a quiet corner, hoping to avoid causing harm to those around him. The curse had befallen Coco when he was just a puppy. Legend had it that an evil sorcerer, seeking revenge on Coco's owner, had cast a powerful spell over the innocent canine. From that day forward, Coco would forever be caught between his chihuahua self and his werewolf alter ego. Despite the fear and discomfort that the curse brought him, Coco longed for acceptance from the villagers. He yearned for a normal life, where he could play with children and be seen as a beloved pet rather than a creature of the night. Yet, every month, as the full moon rose in the sky, he knew his true nature would be revealed. One day, a wise old woman named Abuela Maria arrived in the village. She had heard of Coco's plight and was determined to help him break free from the curse that bound him. Abuela Maria was known for her deep understanding of ancient rituals and powerful incantations. Under the light of the full moon, Abuela Maria performed a complex ritual with Coco by her side. She chanted ancient verses and sprinkled enchanted herbs, invoking the forces that held Coco captive in his cursed state. As the incantation reached its climax, a blinding light enveloped Coco. When the light subsided, Coco stood before the villagers, no longer a werewolf chihuahua but a normal chihuahua once again. The curse had been broken, and the villagers rejoiced at the sight of the transformed Coco. From that day forward, Coco was embraced by the village and became a beloved member of the community. The Curse of the Werewolf Chihuahua had finally been lifted, thanks to the wisdom and magic of Abuela Maria. Coco learned to embrace his uniqueness, and he lived a happy and fulfilling life, free from the burden of his previous existence. And so, the village became a place of hope and acceptance, where even the most unlikely of creatures could find love and belonging. The Curse of the Werewolf Chihuahua became nothing more than a distant memory, its power no longer capable of casting a shadow over Coco's life..
Reviews for "When Cuteness Turns Deadly: The Curse of the Werewolf Chihuahua"
1. John - 1 star
"Curse of the werewolf chihuahua" was a complete waste of time for me. The concept sounded intriguing, but the execution was terrible. The acting was amateurish, the dialogue was cheesy, and the special effects were laughable. I felt no connection to the characters, and the storyline was predictable and unoriginal. Overall, it was a poorly made and underwhelming film that I would not recommend.
2. Sarah - 2 stars
I was disappointed with "Curse of the werewolf chihuahua" as it didn't live up to my expectations. The trailers made it seem like a fun and unique horror-comedy, but it ended up being a forgettable and poorly written film. The jokes fell flat, and the scares were more laughable than terrifying. The plot lacked cohesion and had several plot holes that were never resolved. Additionally, the acting was subpar, and the characters were one-dimensional. I was expecting a quirky and entertaining movie, but instead, I was left disappointed.
3. Mike - 1 star
I couldn't even make it through "Curse of the werewolf chihuahua." The film was incredibly amateurish and poorly made. The dialogue was awkward, the editing was choppy, and the pacing was all over the place. The special effects were low-budget and unconvincing, making it difficult to take the movie seriously. The story was disjointed and lacked any real suspense. Overall, it was a painful viewing experience, and I regret wasting my time on this movie.
4. Lisa - 2 stars
I was excited to watch "Curse of the werewolf chihuahua" as I enjoy horror films with a comedic twist. However, this movie missed the mark for me. The humor was forced and fell flat, often relying on cheap gags and slapstick comedy. The attempts at horror were generic and uninspired, failing to create any real tension or scares. The plot felt rushed and lacked depth, making it difficult to invest in the characters or their motivations. Overall, it had potential but failed to deliver a satisfying film.