“A nice documentary”
 
I don’t know, personally I find documentaries to be FAR scarier than horror films. Imagined horrors have nothing on real horrors.

Katie cook has her strengths and weaknesses. She isn’t the best at coming up with realistic motives (or at least not in explaining them well), and she overuses the idiot ball.
 
On the other hand, her comedy is generally good. She’s good at setting up interesting one off gags and situations, or simple stories that lend themselves to all sorts of interesting side events, not so much in writing stories with complex themes and characters.
 
In short, the art of gazebo repair played to her strengths in comedy and the chrysalis story played to her strengths in that the heroes and villains had simple motivations and the journey allowed for all sorts of side-adventures. The Good and the Bad played to her weakness in that it made it really, really obvious she sets up the situations she wants to happen first and then comes up with the character’s reasons for behaving why they did afterwards.