Chimpy Chippa's

On New Year’s Eve 1984, police received a call in response to a domestic disturbance. The caller stated he was followed home and attacked after recording Chimpy Chippa’s restaurant on fire.

A scary recording documents a horrifying exorcism which unfolded inside Chimpy Chippa’s restaurant the night it burned down on New Year’s Eve, 1984.

A cancelled sitcom called Monkey Business was filmed inside Chimpy Chippa’s, to help the restaurant owners recoup some financial loss from the January tragedy. However, most footage was corrupted midway through production, apart from one scene. The owners of Chimpy Chippa’s eventually began work on their next project… the commercial.

A live news report following the recent incident at Willbill’s Warehouse was interrupted by unusual footage of Chimpy Chippa. The broadcast interruption was witnessed by thousands of viewers. The news station apologised and worked swiftly to investigate the cause behind the interruption.

Police received a disturbing 911 call from Chimpy Chippa’s on 7th January 1984. A scary incident inside the restaurant would lead to a tragedy that would change the company forever. On 11th October 1984, police received a 911 call following the break-in at Willbill’s Warehouse.

Chimpy Chippa was decommissioned and placed into storage at Willbill's Warehouse, after his commercial was banned in early 1984 - employees uncertain what to do with the animatronic puppet. However, on October 11 1984, security footage captured the horror which unfolded that night; a disturbing incident of an alleged thief went missing while attempting to break into the warehouse. They were never found.

A creepy, vintage commercial for an old restaurant, "Chimpy Chippa's", was banned from airing on television due to its disturbing visuals scaring children. The animatronic puppet Chimpy Chippa was scrapped and placed into storage. All copies of the commercial were destroyed in the 80's, however the video anonymously surfaced on the internet many years later.