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29. Jan. 2004 · The Scare Hole: Directed by J.S. Cardone. With Betty Buckley, Lori Heuring, Clare Kramer, Busy Philipps. A young woman stops at a rundown roadside diner during a dark and stormy night which sets in motion a series of events that bring out dark secrets, psychological quotes, and more.
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- Drama, Thriller
- J.S. Cardone
- 2004-01-29
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Fear Hole Demon is the creator/promoter of the Fear Hole located at the Denny's restaurant and is the main antagonist of "Fear No Mort".
He appears as a slim human man with slick brownish-black hair and wearing a standard black business suit. He has bags under his eyes, giving him a tired look.
Throughout the episode, the man portrays himself as a smug, sinister individual that represents the Hole, a small area in the ground that feeds on fear by manifesting the deepest fears of anyone who enters it. He advertises the hole as an actual scary yet positively beneficial experience to Rick and Morty, and others watching the introduction tape.
During a confrontation with Morty, the Man seemingly grows more sinister, cruel and malicious, declaring that he finds Rick's fear of being happy more "delicious" since it's so rare. He calls Morty "dumb" and a "dipshit" for not understanding why his grandpa is afraid of happiness; that it's all just temporary for him and can disappear suddenly or slowly. Despite this, he also says Morty is tougher to scare than Rick, and is only keeping Morty in the Hole to keep feeding off of Rick's fears until he is killed. He torments Morty by this threat by saying Rick will end up just like Diane; dead, a notion he finds funny.
He encounters Rick and Morty at the Carnival of Nightmares offering them to see the scariest place in the galaxy. As they stop at Earth to a Denny's, where said place is located, he leaves the duo, saying he has to grab himself a "slam". Inside the Denny's men's bathroom, Rick and Morty find a hole in the floor and play a tape in which the man is in. He introduces the audience to "the hole", which feeds on the deepest fears of whoever enters it, and said person will then be free of that fear once they leave it.
He is not seen for the rest of the episode until later, when Morty decides to encounter him on the subject of the Hole draining Rick's lifeforce. He compliments Morty's ability to be a hard person to scare and sinisterly gives him a monologue about how Rick will slowly die from not conquering his fear of being happy, and the man refuses to let Morty free to keep Rick inside the Hole.
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- Drama. Thriller
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The Scare Hole. Amazon » eBay » Der Film The Scare Hole ist ein 101 minuten lang drama thriller aus 2004, unter der regie von J.S. Cardone. Die Hauptbesetzung besteht aus Busy Philipps, Betty Buckley, Lori Heuring und Clare Kramer.
