Regular Show - Fright Pack 4

Good dvd as usual
I'm a fan of the regular show series and I have to say this was one of the best dvds they've released.

Scared Regular
The fourth volume of "Regular Show" has lurked its way onto a new DVD volume. Yeah, it's a single-disc random assortment, but this one is special. This volume has the two half-hour "Terror Tales from the Park" Halloween specials as seen on the Cartoon Network plus the following other episodes that each have a terrifying theme:

"Grave Sights" - Rigby and Mordecai organize a fundraiser involving a 3-D horror flick. However, the plucky pair has also let loose a horde of zombies !
"Ello Gov'nor" - Rigby is becomes absolutely paranoid after watching an old horror movie involving a scary taxi driver.
"Skunked" - The two find a skunk they think is dead, but springs to life right in front of them ! And it sprays Rigby turning the little raccoon into a hideous were-skunk !
"Meat Your Maker" - Our duo is left in charge of the park's annual barbecue, but they accidentally ruin the hot dogs. Now they must look for more in the meat locker they accidentally get locked...

Frightfully Funny!
This was my family's first time watching the cartoon series Regular Show. Rigby the Hyperactive raccoon and Mordecai a six-foot tall blue jay, are grounds keepers at a park and find their jobs incredibly dull. They'll often make up games like roadkill bingo to make it fun or avoid their work altogether. Since this is a Halloween themed collection, there are many scary stories shared like the one about a possessed ventriloquist doll that desires to draw on it's owner's face. My kids were more entertained than scared so I didn't have to worry about them getting nightmares or anything. My kids now walk around jinxing themselves, fortunately without actually punching each other when they speak. Like many cartoons there is violence and since this is a fright pack, references to zombies and the undead are plentiful. When it comes to language there is one instance of "friggin" and one of the characters says "What the H!" without completing the word. Overall my family enjoyed this 176...

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