The site's creator at one point, after posting several critical reviews of his films, accepted an invite to fight in a boxing match with infamous director Uwe Boll, who is responsible for a number of so-bad-they're-bad movie adaptations of video games.
It's been a point of origin of a number of trends that would break the bonds of the Internet, like the video game Dropsy or the animation Golan the Insatiable, as well as a number of scandals. The site Something Awful features articles, animations, as well as any other manner of original content. RELATED: Science Can't Make Up Its Mind, Picks Some More Scariest Movies At this point in time, it seems the buzz around Slender Man's has reached its peak, but how did the creature reach this particular zenith? A movie came out in 2018 featuring the monster 9 years after its inception, thus confirming that executives in Hollywood were officially aware of its existence and had decided to capitalize on it. Entire blogs and forums are dedicated to adding to the Slender Man lore, and memes involving the creature have even gained traction (such as the idea that giving Slender Man a $20 bill will make it leave you alone). Slender Man's canon is sprawling and almost all of it is unofficial, having been shaped by multiple independent creations around the same time. Slender Man is a tall, faceless creature who wears a slick business suit and abducts people, primarily children, and has large, writhing tentacles that protrudes from its body. Some are made as representations of people or cultures in a racist or classist attempts to other them and instigate fear, and potentially violence, against those deemed "unworthy". Others were made up to create boogiemen to scare people into preferred behavior, warning people (many of them children) that they will be eaten or kidnapped if they don't change their ways. Some are the result of ignorance of the world around those that invented them, constructed as a means to explain things that science at the time had no explanation for. The origin of culturally recognized monsters vary.
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