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Flame me all you want, but this is the ground I stand on. Burn me. Burn me like they did to that little girl a decade ago in SH1, but I am no longer a fan because SH is dead to me too. The documentary will be the last thing I'll ever do for Silent Hill (but I'm going out with a bang).
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—Dustin, being a faggot as usual

Dustin Joseph Kelly (aka. DustFungo, Fungo, or more popularly known, Funghole), born July 30th, 1985, is a popular video-editor, musician, and general laughing stock in the Silent Hill fandom who thought it would be a good idea to name himself after a dust-clogged yeast infection.

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An example from his Bebo account, showing that he's definitely not gay.

Dating Life

It is well known that Dustin uses Silent Hill forums as personal ads and will scope out for people to date. Most of these relationships suffer from his unwarranted self-importance, domestic violence, lack of interest in participating in the relationship and ignoring it to cyber with Rosseter, unrealistic expectations, embezzlement of money, and usually end when they find his collection of gay child porn downloaded from Limewire. This is mostly because he feels that his life follows the events of Eternal Sunshine: of the Spotless Mind and shitty Disney fairytales. Dustin likes to think of himself as the Gaston of these relationships, despite that he is in fact the drooling little autistic girl in the corner that puts marbles in her vagina. He also has a tendency to propose on the first date. In order to date this successful dream boat, you must:

Fungo Review

   
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your a fag
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—Fungo Review viewer, noting Dustin's charm.

   
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holy fuck is this guy annoying
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—Another viewer, pleased with Dustin's work.

Sometime in mid-2009, Dustin grew tired of recording himself playing Silent Hill. Thus he decided to do something completely different and original: record himself playing old video games! Dustin started out reviewing survival-horror pioneers, such as D and Alone in the Dark; actually, that's all that he's really reviewed. His reviews tend to be bastard children of the Angry Video Game Nerd, the Nostalgia Critic, and the Irate Gamer, in that he reviews older games that have a well-known reputation wrapped in a poorly acted, boring little package. He also has his own theme song and music throughout the reviews, but since it's shitty stock techno, it is obviously crap. Dustin's reviews are usually lacking in proper info and rarely mention any pros, which the archetype of his work, AVGN, can do with games that actually are really bad. This is likely due to the fact that he is too lazy and always does half-assed work. He also uses Sony Vegas effects constantly, most notably when he references being on hallucinogenics in almost every video review he makes. According to these videos, Dustin thinks that licking beetles and taking Gas-X pills will produce an LSD trip.

After only making a few video game reviews, Dustin began reviewing new movies under the persona of Señor Fungo, which totally didn't rip-off Nostalgia Critic's Bum Reviews. He dresses up in a dirty pedophile Jesus cosplay and talks in a really bad Cheech Marin parody voice, creating anti-lulz of epic proportion.

As of February 2, 2011, he hasn't posted a new review in close to a year. His viewers keep asking for updates, but with his track record, he will most likely never make any more because they're too hard. Despite this, he keeps making false promises about new reviews that never get uploaded and his fans lap it up. This buys Dustin more time to felch with Rosseter.

Dustin has recently made the claim on his FungoReview channel that his review videos will continue on TwinPerfect's website. Whether this is more of Dustin's horseshit or is actually true is unknown. You can expect to find the same quality you have seen in past reviews.

TwinPerfect and The REAL Silent Hill Experience

After the announcement of Rosseter and Dustin's Silent Hill Documentary at least 100 years ago, they finally released it on October 31st, 2010 to coincide with the release of their production site, TwinPerfect. It debuted as "The REAL Silent Hill Experience" spanning two-and-a-half hours and was broken into 13 segments of oldfags sitting on a couch nerd raging about why Japan is so amazing at everything. In the process of the release, they threatened to block people from their YouTube channel for criticism and gave direct responses to ass licks. Eventually the new Silent Hill producers and the strategy guide writer of Silent Hill 2 and 3 caught wind of the videos and criticized them, resulting in Ross and Dustin backing into a corner like little Wapanese girls.

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"It will go over what happened to Team Silent and why Akira Yamaoka is a jerkface who makes medicore music"
A re-enactment of Rosseter and Fungo creating TwinPerfect
   
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Essentially, they go into their review of the current SH games with a preconceived notion that they are not going to like the game, nor do they want to like the game. Without starting from a clean slate, or merely judging the game on it’s own merit, they choose to evaluate the game with a negative spin, and a completely non-objective opinion. In reality, they are doing themselves a disservice, as they come off as biased and overly jaded fan-boys who won’t be able to give any non-Japanese developed Silent Hill games a fair shake. As opposed to a professional reviewer who can objectively view the game for what it is, rather than basing their opinion on factors which have no bearing on the quality of the game.
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—Devin Shatsky, Silent Hill Producer

   
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Devin and I are both impressed by the production values on display in these videos. Clearly a lot of time was spent planning and then creating this documentary. But while it does show a large breadth of Silent Hill knowledge, it also skips past some obvious holes in its conclusions. [...] Lastly, I found their impersonation of Akira Yamaoka really offensive.
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—Tomm Hulett, Silent Hill Producer

   
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Regarding the videos, if they really said the things you indicate herein then it sounds like they are heavily misinformed. Which could have been avoided by emailing me prior to airing them.
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—Dan Birlew, strategy guide writer

They edited out the section where they blamed the writer for the series lacking in more Wapanese content and edited the criticism out of the producer's responses. In the end, they pull the internet is serious business card and make shit up to back up their ideas. Realizing how bad it is that the people that matter don't even like their project, they edited the videos to look less pathetic, but the nerd rage is still present.

The REAL Silent Hill Experience is set to continue with every new Silent Hill release.

Recent Life

Researching is too hard.
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Dustin has also recorded himself playing Silent Hill 2 and edited it together to make a "movie". Again, he gives himself too much credit to the point of treating it as his own film, even releasing a director's cut (despite the fact that he also made the first cut) and a DVD. He also shows that he is still unable to handle criticism, ignoring people that don't boost his ego. The game's original soundtrack is clipped out and replaced with music that he found fitting, which basically means it sucks.

Great lulz were had from crediting himself in the intro, using what was meant to be his name in Japanese, but really translated to the word "knock". Dustin states the error must have been from his "translation research or it may be a problem with the Japanese character pack installed on [his] computer", despite the fact that if you ask Google to translate "Fungo" it gives you "nokku". This only further proves that Dustin is, in fact, full of horse shit.

   
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Speaking of unfamiliar, I changed the music up to breathe new life into the scenes. So for new and old-comers, it was a new experience. I felt I could bring out and achieve the real emotion of every scene by inserting fresh organic remixes of original songs, and I think I did this quite well. Every piece of music from the Hotel until the end of the game is a prime example of this. By doing this, people really felt the true emotions the scenes were trying to convey. Some even admitted to crying towards the end.
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—Dustin, trying too hard.

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