This HTML5 document contains 166 embedded RDF statements represented using HTML+Microdata notation.

The embedded RDF content will be recognized by any processor of HTML5 Microdata.

Subject Item

n71:

n11:

n2:

Subject Item

n13:

n11:

n2:

Subject Item

n56:

n57:

n2:

Subject Item

n24:

n25:

n2:

Subject Item

n136:

n11:

n2:

Subject Item

n61:

n117:

n2:

Subject Item

n2:

rdf:type

n26: n120: n121: n133:

rdfs:label

The Funhouse

rdfs:comment

"The Funhouse" is a piece included in the American McGee's Alice Original Soundtrack. The piece is played during the Behind the Looking Glass level as Alice makes her way through the Tweedles' funhouse, an area full of machinations, Insane Children and looking-glasses, most of which are distorted to represent a typical fairground funhouse. Other than several inaudible noises made by humans and monsters alike during the end of the instrumental, it is the second piece of the soundtrack to involve no dialogue whatsoever. The carnival has come to town! Four teens (Amy, Buzz, Richie and Liz) are having a Double Date and decide to visit the travelling carnival. After seeing the usual attractions, they smoke some dope and have the bright idea to stay in the funhouse after the carnival's closing. There's also a sub-plot with Amy's little brother Joey that just provides few cheap scares. The Funhouse is a 1981 horror film that centers on four teenagers who become trapped inside a funhouse and stalked by a deformed man. The film was directed by Tobe Hooper and the screenplay was written by Larry Block. The cast features Kevin Conway, William Finley and two-time Academy Award-nominee Sylvia Miles. A novelization of the film was written by Dean Koontz, it was released before the film because production took longer than expected. A horror RPG created by horrorfan45, based on the Dean Koontz novel and the 1980's horror movie with the same name. The Funhouse is a fictional location from the Wild Cards series of books. Owned by Xavier Desmond since the mid-1960's when he bought it from Angelface. The Funhouse is one of Jokertown's oldest watering holes and has played host to all of the famous joker nightclub acts. The establishment is adorned with numerous mirrors, usually distorted, so nats seeing their own reflections will see a version of themselves as warped as the jokers who come here in equal measure. The Funhouse is an upcoming 2014 American Horror Film remake of the original 1981 Tobe Hooper Horror Film of the same name. It is to be directed by former music video director Anthony Mandler and written by by Michael Finch and Alex Litvack. It is to star James Franco, Bella Heathcote, Heather Hemmens, Desi Lydic, Brady Corbet, Jamie Bell and Corbin Bernsen. The film secured a Saturn Award Nomination for Best Production Design and two BAFTA nominations for Best Score and Best Supporting Actress: Desi Lydic. The film is set for DVD and Blu-Ray release on September 24th, 2013. Cobra uses kidnapped scientists as bait to lure G.I. Joe into a deadly Cobra-themed funhouse! You enter by going through the spinning barrel and then go through a dark room, soon the light turns on and you'll see many mirrors, one makes you look just like Mr. Scatterbrain except you still have your own face and colors. At the end, there's a elephant tunnel with robotic feet; all you've got to do is avoid getting crushed by them. It only appeared in Fair.

owl:sameAs

dbr:The_Funhouse

n106:

1

n98:

220.0

n103:

*Alpine carries a "G.I. Joe Express" credit card, a reference to American Express. It even has the same design, and he starts to quote its famous advertising slogan, "don't leave home without it."

n12:

"How come Flint always gets Lady Jaye to go with him and I always get you?" :--Alpine and Bazooka have a special relationship "Watch your tongue while you still have it!" :--Zartan, to the Baroness "You venal mercenary! Your acting couldn't get you onto a soap opera." :-- Baroness showing what she thinks of Zartan. And teaching kids the word "venal" at the same time. "Woo-wee! This is just like cleaning a stable back home!" :--Wild Bill, after firing a brace of missiles at some H.I.S.S. tanks. This is why he's in the army and not a rancher. "Let's get it over with!" Flint: "What? What was that you said?" Alpine: "Oh, we were just discussing what a--" Lady Jaye: "So, does someone here want to take me for a stroll on a moonlit beach?" Bazooka: "Sure! Hey!" Alpine: "Please excuse my friend here. I'll take you." Flint: "You do and you'll be scrubbing bathrooms for a week." Alpine: "On second thought, why don't you take her, Bazooka?" Bazooka: "No way." Lady Jaye: "You sure know how to keep a girl single." Flint: "That's right, she sees right through me." "What's the hurry? The Commander's having fun." "I forgot, you're paid by the hour." :-- Baroness and Zartan sniping at each other. Alpine: "Flint sure likes to talk a lot, doesn't he?"

n109:

*Zap appears from nowhere to blow open the temple, though it is possible he arrived in a second wave of troops between the Joes taking out the Cobras and fully pacifying the battlefield. That though doesn't particularly gel with Flint's instructions for him to wait for Gung-Ho and the support team to arrive. *When the three Cobra Troopers jump Bazooka, one of them had to be visible while he was walking up - the guy was on the same side of the rock as him! *Flint looks at his wrist to find out the time, but isn't drawn with a watch. *The electromagnet, of course, doesn't actually strip the Joes of all their metal objects, just their weapons and Airtight's helmet. They all keep their belts, boot eyelets and Flint's bandolier of ammo. *Why do the rollercoaster tracks just end against a brick wall? There's not even a brake buffer or anything. *Flint has trouble locating Lady Jaye's pulse after she is knocked out by a Cobra robot. It doesn't help that he tries to do it while wearing his gloves. *Hang on, so it takes Zap a bundle of dynamite and a huge explosion to get into the temple, but Lady Jaye can break down an exterior wall to get out just with a javelin? *The explosion of the island is quite blatantly nuclear in appearance, but no one is affected by it – Flint is even able to fly through the fallout with no ill effects. **In fact, Flint's escape should be completely implausible, even by cartoon standards. There was no way he had enough time to carry Dusty to a Skystriker, get in and get airborne before the island blew up and his Skystriker would have been completely destroyed by its proximity to the explosion. *The Baroness and Cobra Commander escape the large Cobra base in a Rattler that appears to leave from the very hangar that the Joes entered through and are rounding up the Cobra rank and file in.

n77:

thumb|150px|right|Old soldiers never die, they just fade away. *Zartan's chameleon-like abilities are used as invisibility for the opening scene. *Zartan's can of knockout gas is branded with a Cobra symbol, for maximum discretion. *Lady Jaye uses an explosive javelin in this episode to take out a wall. *Bazooka takes a laser blast to the head, but it is blocked by his apparently laser-proof helmet. **The Joes may use helmets designed to withstand low level laser blasts. *When Bazooka punches the Cobras, his fists manage to dent their helmets. **Helmet strength was sacrificed for budget and cost saving measures. *$60 billion ransom? Well, aim high and negotiate down, I guess. *How do the Joes ID the temple as Cobra? By the giant, gold Cobra stuck on the top of it. Now that's branding. *A Cobra Firebat, which would formally be released in 1986 with the Terror Drome playset, makes its first appearance here, albeit in a blue/gray color scheme. *Breaker traces the call to South America, which is more than a little vague. He's supposed to be a communications expert; you'd think he'd be able to trace a call more specifically. *Man, Flint is a complete dick to Alpine at the end of the episode, using his higher rank to threaten him out of spending time with Lady Jaye. *Several shots from this episode made it into the closing credits, including Bazooka tripping over the log, the missiles curving toward the temple, and the roomful of balloons.

n162:

Cobra uses kidnapped scientists as bait to lure G.I. Joe into a deadly Cobra-themed funhouse!

dcterms:subject

n4: n15: n23: n28: n30: n33: n39: n40: n41: n43: n46: n50: n51: n53: n55: n59: n60: n64: n67: n69: n73: n75: n78: n79: n82: n83: n85: n90: n95: n97: n102: n110: n112: n115: n116: n119: n122: n123: n125: n127: n135: n137: n138: n141: n143: n145: n147: n149: n151: n153: n154: n156: n157: n159: n161:

n18:

n19: n96:

n155:

Cabaret nightclub

n70:

Staff and Regulars

n54:

The Funhouse

n150:

Location

n89:

Business Type

n113:

Other

n134:

The Funhouse

n93:

Common Name

n36:

Moderate to inexpensive

n114:

Full Name

n68:

Current Condition

n118:

Pricing

n22:

n10:

n72:

Owner/Operator

n148:

Featured Characters Featured Vehicles & Equipment

n58:

Ruth n136: n10: n160:

n8:wikiPageUsesTemplate

n9: n52:

n86:wikiPageUsesTemplate

n87: n158:

n48:wikiPageUsesTemplate

n49: n80: n140: n146:

n62:wikiPageUsesTemplate

n63: n139:

n104:wikiPageUsesTemplate

n105:

n44:

#600-23

n7:

n24:

n152:

Location Details

n42:

Elizabeth Berridge and Shawn Carson

n16:

n17:

n144:

Jack Hofstra

n129:

n130:

n84:

5760.0

n142:

Steven Bernhardt, Derek Power, Mace Neufeld and Mark L. Lester

n124:

U.S.A.

n34:

The Funhouse

n14:

1985-10-01

n31:wikiPageUsesTemplate

n32: n74: n88:

n91:wikiPageUsesTemplate

n92: n101: n126:

n65:

English

n57:

n61:

n131:

n132:

n94:

Andrew Laszlo

n81:

John Beal

n45:

250

n76:

7886857.0

n66:

Our story opens with Zartan zooming through a swamp on his swamp-skier. As ever, not only is it night, but he's up to no good, breaking into "lab central." Using his chameleon powers, he sneaks up behind the night security guard and knocks him out. When he gets inside, Zartan interrupts Dr. Hibbentrope, who is excitedly using a microscope to study some electrons. Zartan ignores the doctor's requests to be left alone and instead uses an aerosol can of green gas to knock him out. thumb|200px|left|It's everywhere you want to be. At G.I. Joe HQ, Flint has become aware of the doctor's kidnapping, as well as those of several other scientists. He wonders why Cobra would want to kidnap so many of them. Alpine and Bazooka suggest that they might just be collecting them like baseball cards. Breaker calls over from his monitor screen and announces that he's picking up a signal. He puts it through to reveal Cobra Commander, who quickly gets to the business of demanding a $60 billion ransom for the scientists. Lady Jaye quite reasonably asks where they're expected to get $60 billion from. Alpine suggests they put it on his credit card. Cobra Commander doesn't think the Joes are taking him seriously, so shows footage of Dr. Hibbentrope and tells them they have one day and ends the call. Breaker traces it to South America. Despite Lady Jaye claiming that it's too easy, Flint asks for volunteers for a strike force. At the Cobra HQ, Cobra Commander gloats and thanks Dr. Hibbentrope for his performance. The doctor unmasks to reveal Zartan, who reminds Cobra Commander that he charges extra for acting services. While the Baroness is less than impressed, Cobra Commander claims he's getting value for money, as Zartan's acting will get him revenge! thumb|200px|right|Wow, a H.I.S.S. Driver! Those guys never appear! Three Skystrikers and three Dragonflies fly in formation over the waters of South America. Ace, in the lead Skystriker, warns the other Joes to stay low under Cobra's radar. They find an Incan style temple and identify it as Cobra's base. Ace decides to greet them with a couple of missiles, taking out a detachment of H.I.S.S. tanks and smaller Cobra defenses, with assistance from Wild Bill in the lead Dragonfly. A couple of W.H.A.L.E.s arrive at the shoreline, with an A.P.C. that disgorges Lady Jaye, Flint, Alpine, Bazooka, Airtight, Gung-Ho and Dusty. thumb|200px|left|You remember this scene. The Joes immediately open fire on an approaching group of Cobra Troopers and H.I.S.S. tanks. Alpine mentions to Bazooka that he's been itching for a good fight all day. This immediately sets Bazooka off scratching. Flint calls for Bazooka to lend some back-up, so he quickly runs over, trips on an exposed branch and fires his bazooka at a H.I.S.S. tank, managing to destroy it. The Cobras fall back and the Joes manage to subdue them completely. As they survey the battlefield of fallen Cobras, Alpine is less than impressed at how easy they went down. Flint warns him not to be too cocky, as they've still got to go inside the temple and clear it out. Zap uses some dynamite to blow an entrance in the temple walls. Flint orders Zap to wait outside for Gung-Ho and the support team to arrive and takes the rest of the present Joes into the temple. thumb|200px|right|Even Cobra Commander likes to watch G.I. Joe after school. A few paces into the temple, a door slides down, trapping the Joes. Suddenly, a panel appears from the ceiling with a large electro-magnet on it. It pulls all the Joes' weapons away before disappearing. A monitor then appears, showing Cobra Commander. He welcomes the Joes to his funhouse and reveals three doors. Two lead to dead ends, while the third leads to him. To give them some incentive to follow the doors, he reveals that the entire island the temple is on is a bomb and the only way to disarm it is in Cobra Commander's control center. thumb|200px|left|...waasssss once a maaaan! Flint decides to the split the Joes up. Dusty and Airtight take the door on the left, Alpine and Bazooka the one on the right and Flint and Lady Jaye take the middle one. Dusty is immediately encouraged by their corridor being empty, but Airtight is dubious that there even is a right choice. Suddenly a barrage of party balloons, all with a picture of Cobra Commander's battle mask on them, drops down and fill the corridor. The two Joes are bemused more than anything, so Dusty pops a balloon before Airtight can warn him not to. It releases a cloud of sparkly pink gas that causes Dusty to hallucinate. He sees Airtight turn into Cobra Commander, who then erupts into a horde of actual cobras. Airtight tries to explain that Dusty is hallucinating, but his team-mate is beyond listening, so he punches Dusty in the face, knocking him out. He leaves Dusty in the corridor and carries on alone. thumb|200px|right|Man, those early B.A.T.s were primitive! Alpine is less than thrilled that he's been left with Bazooka again as they set off down their corridor. They arrive upon a robotic fairground barker that bids them to take a ride on the Cobra Express, a snake-themed rollercoaster. Meanwhile, the support team has arrived, so Gung-Ho is hurrying Zap to lay some charges that will open the door that trapped the first team. Zap warns him that it'll take some time. The rollercoaster is proving entertaining for Bazooka and for Cobra Commander, who is watching on a monitor and controlling things remotely. He sets off a series laser-armed Cobra Trooper automatons to fire at the coaster cart. Bazooka is hit before he can take cover in the cart, so Alpine leaves him at the end of the track and goes it alone. thumb|200px|left|What a clown! Airtight reaches a large room where he ambushed by a series of Cobra Commander themed giant Jack-in-the-Boxes. Dodging attacks from their various weapons, Airtight slides seemingly to safety, only for some rubble to land on him and knock him out. In his next corridor, Alpine slips over an overly smooth floor. A light comes on to reveal a set of giant bowling pins at the end of the corridor. A panel appears behind him, blocking him from backtracking. It fires out an electrified bowling ball towards the pins. Alpine tries to outrun it, but gets clobbered by a falling pin and is knocked out. Cobra Commander gloats that he scored 11, even better than a strike. The Baroness though is concerned that while there are only two Joes left inside, there are still several at the door. thumb|200px|right|Uh, Flint? Might want to pay attention to your woman, buddy. Their progress though is severely impeded. Zap sets off his explosive charge, but it barely even marks the metal door. Lady Jaye and Flint are making better progress and have yet to encounter any traps. This of course jinxes them, as a group of Cobra Commander robots appear and start shooting at them. Though they manage to neutralize many, one robot sneaks up behind Lady Jaye and knocks her out. Flint checks on her, concerned when he can't find a pulse. More robots appear, but hold off attacking so Cobra Commander can gloat through them, much to the Baroness' chagrin. Flint takes out the robots, grabs a pistol and heads off at a run. He manages to evade the robots and destroy some of them before reaching an indoor sports arena, with Cobra Commander's control center overlooking it like a commentator's booth. Flint declares loudly that he'll get Cobra Commander and destroys the two laser turrets that are deployed at him. The Baroness finally convinces Zartan that it might be a good idea to escape the island before the bomb goes off, but the Commander refuses. thumb|200px|left|Flint practices his parachute jumps. Back at the entrance, Zap manages to blow down the main door, allowing the support team access to the temple. Cobra Commander and Flint are still shouting at each other when the remaining robots arrive. Cobra Commander fires some rockets at Flint, but they end up destroying the robots instead. Angered, the Commander sets the bomb off and flees with Zartan and the Baroness. Flint shoots down one of the floodlights in the arena, which falls against the window of the control center. He scales the floodlight and enters the control center just in time to see the Cobras escape in a Firebat. Flint tries to disarm the bomb, but the control panels have been damaged from the floodlight. His attention is grabbed by the sound of Lady Jaye calling for him. On a monitor he sees her, Alpine and Airtight roaming the corridors looking for him. He tells them over the loudspeaker that the building's about to be blown up and that he can't stop it. Jaye asks him if there's a scrub switch. He says there's an unmarked button and on her instruction, flips it. It resets the countdown from one minute to three minutes. He orders all the Joes in the temple to escape and runs for it. thumb|200px|right|Cobra's hidden base was on Bikini Atoll? As the support team bolt from the temple, Flint comes across the prone Dusty and carries him out. Airtight, Lady Jaye and Alpine find the rollercoaster that still holds the unconscious Bazooka. They clamber on, wake up Bazooka and shoot out the emergency brake. They don't know where the coaster's going, but it ends up leading to an exterior wall that Jaye breaks down with a javelin. The rollercoaster cart bursts from the temple and Jaye orders the occupants to make for the Skystrikers. Flint emerges from Zap's custom-made entrance with Dusty over his shoulders, just as Gung-Ho laments from the safety of his own Skystriker that Flint won't make it. The island goes up in a huge explosion, witnessed by Lady Jaye in another Skystriker. She too thinks Flint can't have made it, but somehow another Skystriker appears from the billowing mushroom cloud, containing Flint and Dusty. He tells the Joes that their work isn't done yet. thumb|200px|left|Why do the wimpy nerds need the toughest guards? In another Cobra temple control center, Cobra Commander gloats on his plan, with Zartan agreeing, and points out that he still has the world's greatest scientists and that there is no limit to the power he can now possess. Typically, this rant is ended by some explosions, as the Joe Skystrikers appear and fire missiles at the Cobra base. This is followed by a full-on battle between the base's contingent of H.I.S.S. tanks and not only the Skystrikers, but some Dragonflies and a full complement of GI Joe ground forces. The Baroness suggests to Cobra Commander that another retreat might be in order. He agrees and orders Zartan to ready some vehicles, but Zartan's already on his way out. The Joes subdue all the Cobras, but are unable to stop Cobra Commander and the Baroness from escaping in a Rattler. thumb|200px|right|Flint knows how to act like a real creep. The Joes rescue the scientists, who quite reasonably ask how they were able to find them. Flint explains that he simply had Wild Bill keep an eye open for any aircraft leaving the island and was able to follow the Firebat to the proper Cobra base. Alpine observes quietly to Bazooka that Flint likes to talk a lot, which Flint overhears. He asks Alpine what he was saying. Alpine is saved by Lady Jaye asking if someone wants to take her for a stroll on a moonlit beach. Bazooka is quite keen, but Alpine nudges him and offers to take Lady Jaye himself. Flint says that if he does, he'll be scrubbing bathrooms for a week. Both Alpine and Bazooka decline and Lady Jaye remarks that Flint sure knows how to keep a girl single. Everybody laughs.

n47:

Universal Pictures

n128:

"The Funhouse"

n100:

Alice OST - The Funhouse

n111:

1981-03-13

n107:

n108:

n37:

n38:

n25:

n6:

n5:

Steve Mitchell Larry Block Barbara Petty

n99:

Tobe Hooper

n117:

n56:

n29:

*The A.P.C. appears on the shoreline from the water as though it floated there with the W.H.A.L.E.s, rather than disembarked from them. thumb|150px|right|Gung-Ho's head must have been too warm. *Gung-Ho's hat is missing when the Joes run up the beach, appears as he fights some Cobras, and is gone again when he gloats about it. *The size of Zap's first explosion in no way matches the hole and rubble it makes. *Zap's final explosion has a strange effect on the door, just warping it slightly and making it fall inwards in one solid lump, rather than explode outwards away from the dynamite.

n27:abstract

You enter by going through the spinning barrel and then go through a dark room, soon the light turns on and you'll see many mirrors, one makes you look just like Mr. Scatterbrain except you still have your own face and colors. At the end, there's a elephant tunnel with robotic feet; all you've got to do is avoid getting crushed by them. It only appeared in Fair. The Funhouse is a fictional location from the Wild Cards series of books. Owned by Xavier Desmond since the mid-1960's when he bought it from Angelface. The Funhouse is one of Jokertown's oldest watering holes and has played host to all of the famous joker nightclub acts. The establishment is adorned with numerous mirrors, usually distorted, so nats seeing their own reflections will see a version of themselves as warped as the jokers who come here in equal measure. "The Funhouse" is a piece included in the American McGee's Alice Original Soundtrack. The piece is played during the Behind the Looking Glass level as Alice makes her way through the Tweedles' funhouse, an area full of machinations, Insane Children and looking-glasses, most of which are distorted to represent a typical fairground funhouse. The piece, similar to the idea of a funhouse, it very wavy and distorted sounding, with many different mixtures of deep and high pitched noises. It also features many, but very quite, industrial sounds throughout the duration of the track, a possible nod to the Mad Hatter and his ways. Other than several inaudible noises made by humans and monsters alike during the end of the instrumental, it is the second piece of the soundtrack to involve no dialogue whatsoever. The Funhouse is an upcoming 2014 American Horror Film remake of the original 1981 Tobe Hooper Horror Film of the same name. It is to be directed by former music video director Anthony Mandler and written by by Michael Finch and Alex Litvack. It is to star James Franco, Bella Heathcote, Heather Hemmens, Desi Lydic, Brady Corbet, Jamie Bell and Corbin Bernsen. The film was released theatrically on April 10th, 2013 to critically good reception from both audiences and critics, praised for it's unnerving, engaging atmosphere and thoroughly likeable characters, complex dignified storyline, realistic violence and solid acting. The film secured a Saturn Award Nomination for Best Production Design and two BAFTA nominations for Best Score and Best Supporting Actress: Desi Lydic. The film also secured a Saturn Award Nomination for Best Horror Film 2013 but lost out to Joss Whedon's Goners and came in at number 4 by vote. The film is set for DVD and Blu-Ray release on September 24th, 2013. The carnival has come to town! Four teens (Amy, Buzz, Richie and Liz) are having a Double Date and decide to visit the travelling carnival. After seeing the usual attractions, they smoke some dope and have the bright idea to stay in the funhouse after the carnival's closing. While making out and hiding out, they accidentally witness the funhouse barker's son Gunther strangling the carnival's Fortune Teller because he's not pleased with her...erm..."services". Soon enough they find out that they are locked inside and -- due to Richie's stupid idea to steal the funhouse barker's money -- Gunther and his father are now hunting them down. There's also a sub-plot with Amy's little brother Joey that just provides few cheap scares. And that's Tobe Hooper's 1981 Slasher Movie The Funhouse. It has your typical Slasher conventions: Stupid teens, plenty of Fan Service and a deformed albino killer with three noses and red eyes so far apart from each other it's clearly Special Effects Failure. Cobra uses kidnapped scientists as bait to lure G.I. Joe into a deadly Cobra-themed funhouse! The Funhouse is a 1981 horror film that centers on four teenagers who become trapped inside a funhouse and stalked by a deformed man. The film was directed by Tobe Hooper and the screenplay was written by Larry Block. The cast features Kevin Conway, William Finley and two-time Academy Award-nominee Sylvia Miles. A novelization of the film was written by Dean Koontz, it was released before the film because production took longer than expected. A horror RPG created by horrorfan45, based on the Dean Koontz novel and the 1980's horror movie with the same name.

Subject Item

n10:

n11:

n2:

Subject Item

n6:

n7:

n2: