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[TIFF Review] ‘Jallikattu’ is Pure Insanity, an Apocalyptic Cinematic Ride Through Hell

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Genre cinema can come from the strangest of places. One of the biggest surprises of TIFF this year was finding genre gems outside the Midnight Madness program, like the movies of the Contemporary World Cinema. These are mostly movies that dabble in genre without going fully going into the extreme. One of the best examples […]
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[TIFF Review] ‘The Legend of the Demon Cat’ is an Entertaining Fantasy Mystery

Bioware Addresses Player Concerns, Longterm Support For ‘Anthem’

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Bioware’s open-world RPG Anthem hasn’t been as big of a success as they’d have hoped. Still, the devs are working to try and correct the lingering issues. In a recent blog post on the official site, Bioware’s head of live service, Chad Robertson, discusses supporting Anthem long-term and addressing some concerns players have had. “We […]
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Full Details on This Week’s Massive ‘Friday the 13th: The Game’ Update; TEN Single Player Challenges

[TIFF Review] ‘The Vast of Night’ is a Nostalgic Ode to Fantastic Radio Dramas

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What would happen if Aaron Sorkin – he of The West Wing – wrote a period drama/paranoid alien conspiracy thriller? You would have The Vast of Night, a late 50s-set film about a pair of intrepid teen reporters who stumble upon an otherworldly presence in their small town on the night of a big basketball […]
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[TIFF Review] ‘The Legend of the Demon Cat’ is an Entertaining Fantasy Mystery

Capcom Producer: ‘Project Resistance’ is Part of Capcom “Branching Out”

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As exciting as it was for Capcom to finally reveal Project Resistance, their upcoming multiplayer spin-off to Resident Evil, there are still those chiding the company for doing so. Some folks are unhappy that it’s not a full-on Resident Evil game, while others are reminded of Capcom’s past shortcomings when it came to multiplayer offerings […]
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Capcom Europe COO: Quality Games Over Quantity Sold

Rob Zombie on How Terry Reid’s Music Helped Resurrect ‘The Devil’s Rejects’ [Interview]

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Rob Zombie is back and he’s bringing his homicidal Firefly Family with him in 3 From Hell, debuting this week in theaters via Fathom. That’s a pretty neat trick, considering that all those characters died in a hail of gunfire at the end of their last film, The Devil’s Rejects, way back in 2005. In a new interview […]
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Rob Zombie Confirms Sid Haig’s Return In ‘3 From Hell’!

Rob Zombie on Why We Likely Won’t Ever Be Seeing Dr. Satan Again [Interview]

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As of this month, Rob Zombie has turned his 2003 horror hit House of 1,000 Corpses into a full-fledged horror trilogy. The story of the homicidally maniacal Firefly Family, first introduced as the purveyor of roadside attractions, mutated into an ultraviolent neo-western with The Devil’s Rejects, and into a prison break thriller with next week’s 3 From Hell. But […]
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‘El Superbeasto’ Himself Joins Rob Zombie’s ‘3 From Hell’

‘Chernobylite’ Set to Hit Steam Early Access October 16 in New Trailer

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After all the Gamescom footage, The Farm 51 have announced that their upcoming first-person shooter, Chernobylite, will be hitting Steam Early Access on October 16. Described as “non-linear, unpredictable, and fully dependent on the player’s decisions, which leads to many possible endings”, the Early Access version of the game will feature “eight hours of storytelling […]
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‘Daemonical’ Out on Steam Early Access, New Content Coming

[It Came From the ‘80s] Resurrecting the Fury of ‘Christine’

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With horror industry heavy hitters already in place from the 1970s, the 1980s built upon that with the rise of brilliant minds in makeup and effects artists, as well as advances in technology. Artists like Rick Baker, Rob Bottin, Alec Gillis, Tom Woodruff Jr., Tom Savini, Stan Winston, and countless others delivered groundbreaking, mind-blowing practical […]
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Platformer ‘Super 80s World’ is Out on iOS Thursday, and Features Plenty of 80s Horror Tributes

Dive Into The First Chapter of ‘A Plague Tale: Innocence’ With This Free Demo

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In what seems like a minor resurgence of companies wanting players to “try before you buy”, Asobo Studio has joined in on developers creating demos for their games to get fence-sitting players to take the dive. Starting today, you can snag a demo for A Plague Tale: Innocence on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The […]
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[Interview] ‘A Plague Tale: Innocence’ Game Director Kevin Choteau on the Journey From ‘Ratatouille’ to Plague Rats

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