Asymmetrical online multiplayer games have been on the rise for quite some time now. From the ever-growing ‘Dead by Daylight’ to the legally-restrictive ‘Friday the 13th: The Game’, players have been spending years finding new ways to collaborate online beyond the traditional PvP shooters and arcade-style games. There’s something appetizing about the idea of one […]
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‘August Underground’ is an extreme found-footage film that has quite the reputation around it. Anytime you search for a “most intense” or “most disturbing” movie list, it usually ranks rather highly. It’s been a film that’s eluded me for a long time – mostly because I don’t have any friends who were willing to watch
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There was a movie released that became a viral sensation known as Bird Box. It was mostly because just how chilling it was and it’s star Sandra Bullock. Even in rewatching, now that the hype has died down, it is still a really good thrill ride. Mysterious forces assail the world driving anyone who glimpses
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Back in 2011, we were given a game on the previous generation of gaming consoles called ‘Dead Island’. It was an open-world action-horror-RPG where you chose to play as a survivor, with a few options that all offered their own stats and skills, and you went across this destroyed civilization rescuing survivors, finding food and
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The latest offering to come from Unearthed Films, if insects make you feel squeamish, you won’t enjoy Sounds of Summer. And that’s not counting the body horror and self mutilation that transpires during the course of the run time. It’s summer in Japan with blistering hot temperatures and the sounds of cicadas all around. Our
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Gosh do I enjoy horror films that deals with folklore that hasn’t been explored before and Unwelcome is a treat. I didn’t expect to enjoy this one as much as I did, but I was clapping and cheering, and then a jaw dropping moment as the movie ends. The plot sees a couple who are
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Oh man, Renfield is absolutely one of my top favorites. It is kinetic, Cage is perfect in the role of Dracula, and the gore levels are over the top. The plot is about the titular Renfield who decides he had enough of eternal servitude to his master Dracula, and decides to attempt to make life
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In 1982, Taiwanese director William Chang Kee released an animal attack film that was intended to be exploitive, shocking, and violent. What he accomplished was something that still rings true to this day on a multitude of levels. In “Calamity of Snakes”, a wealthy businessman has hired a highly-regarded young architect to complete a high-rise
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If any of you have seen V/H/S/2, you may remember the very final segment where a bunch of kids at a sleepover are attacked by aliens. For some, it’s hard to remember since it comes immediately after the epic ‘Safe Haven’ segment, but for others this was considered a strong entry in the anthology series.
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