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'''Beach.swf''' was a [[screamer]] animation created by unknown person sometime in 2006.
'''Beach.swf''' was a [[Flash]] [[screamer]] [[animation]] created in 2006.  


This screamer depicts an image of a beach with a little girl in the corner telling the story of Eduardo Juncosa, who was brutally murdered by a tribe known as the Chuunquitos 69 years ago on Monkato Beach in South Africa. Seconds after the text invites the viewer to find his ghost in the picture, an animation of a man's face covered in mottled blood appears with a loud scream.  
The [[animation]] opens on a sun-bleached, grainy photograph of a quiet beach and a young girl standing in the lower right corner. Soft subtitles roll across the bottom as the narrator recounts the story of "Eduardo Juncosa", who was brutally murdered by a mysterious coastal tribe seventy years ago on the sands of [[wikipedia:Monkato Beach, South Africa|Monkato Beach, South Africa]]. As the narration fades, the player is forced to try find his ghost lingering in the frame.
 
For a few tense seconds, the screen remains dead silent. Then, without warning, a 3D shocked man's face covered in blood splatters violently approaches into view, accompanied by a loud scream.
 
=== Showcase video ===
[[File:Beach.swf (censored).mp4|350px]]
 
== Trivia ==
* This screamer was at one point lost, before eventually being found on a terrestrial radio program titled ''[[wikipedia:The Corey and Jay Show|The Corey and Jay Show]]''.


This screamer was at one point lost. However, it was eventually found on a website called coreyandjayshow.com.
==Link==
==Link==
<u>NOTE</u>: The following animation contains a [[screamer]]!
<u>NOTE</u>: The following [[animation]] contains a [[screamer]]!
*web.archive.org/web/20101121123501/coreyandjayshow.com/images/beach7fa.swf
*web.archive.org/web/20101121123501/coreyandjayshow.com/images/beach7fa.swf
== Languages ==
This article is available in other languages.
* '''Russian''': [[Beach.swf/Russian|Beach.swf]]
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Latest revision as of 05:09, 26 October 2026

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This screamer's original copy is deleted, but the article links to an archive on the Wayback Machine or another saved copy.

Beach.swf was a Flash screamer animation created in 2006.

The animation opens on a sun-bleached, grainy photograph of a quiet beach and a young girl standing in the lower right corner. Soft subtitles roll across the bottom as the narrator recounts the story of "Eduardo Juncosa", who was brutally murdered by a mysterious coastal tribe seventy years ago on the sands of Monkato Beach, South Africa. As the narration fades, the player is forced to try find his ghost lingering in the frame.

For a few tense seconds, the screen remains dead silent. Then, without warning, a 3D shocked man's face covered in blood splatters violently approaches into view, accompanied by a loud scream.

Showcase video

Trivia

  • This screamer was at one point lost, before eventually being found on a terrestrial radio program titled The Corey and Jay Show.

Link

NOTE: The following animation contains a screamer!

  • web.archive.org/web/20101121123501/coreyandjayshow.com/images/beach7fa.swf

Languages

This article is available in other languages.


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