The highly anticipated remake of Capcom’s Resident Evil 4 hit current-gen consoles & PC just over a week ago. It sold over 3 million units in its first 2 days of release and has received high bouts of praise from both critics & general audiences. It went from being one of the highest-achieving entries in
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One of my favorite directors of all time is Alejandro Jodorowsky. A Chilean native whose meditative and trans-mutational works can’t be labeled anything other than “art” & “abstract”. His films are highly controversial and are considered some of the earliest & most successful midnight/cult offerings. They mix heady spirituality, violence, and sex in a way
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You know those movies you saw repetitively as a kid that just vanished from your memory? Then one random day you see a box cover and go “oh shit!”? ‘Seedpeople’ was a movie I used to rent on VHS heavily, but completely forgot about it until just a few weeks ago. A town called Comet
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An independent Russian game studio called Mundfish released their debut effort ‘Atomic Heart’ just a few weeks ago. What began as a small effort quickly evolved into something humongous once crowd funding and hype got aboard the hype train. After years of teasers and tech demos, we finally got to play it. You play as
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Director Brandon Cronenberg has been a bit of a powerhouse with his unique blend of extremely heady concepts, over-the-top violence & gore, rating-pushing sexuality, and Canadian body horror that his father essentially paved the way for. But instead of following in his father’s shadow, Brandon has proven with three very distinct feature films that he
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A little while back I had heard a podcaster discussing his top 10 films of 2022, and among them he highly placed an independent festival film titled ‘Speak No Evil’. The podcaster was very vague with the details, but said that this film is “fucking evil.” He was not exaggerating . Two families – one
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Back in 2008, EA gave us a gem of a horror title with Visceral’s “Dead Space”. It was a quick hit that went on to spawn two mainline game sequels, a graphic novel, a couple animated films, and a spinoff rail-shooter game. Fast forward 15 years to 2023 and we now have a brand-new remake
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When the Found Footage craze was running on all cylinders, there were so many contributors that it was impossible to keep up. During a wave of the earlier part of those years, we received many different styles of found footage before they heavily relied on the supernatural for almost 80% of them all. But back
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Have you ever shared an unbelievable, indescribable experience with someone? What if you wanted to capture that experience to show the world? And what if you did, but the importance just struggled to translate to art? Benson & Moorhead are a directing duo who have released previous indie darlings like ‘Synchronic’, ‘The Endless’, and ‘Spring’.
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