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New Gameplay Trailer For ‘Atomic Heart’ Revels in The Weird

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Every time I see more of Mundfish’s Atomic Heart, it gets progressively weirder. The weird world mixed with some awesomely weird visuals, coupled with the weird atmosphere, screams for you to play it. Even if it’s weird. And with the latest gameplay trailer provided by IGN, it doesn’t make that scream go away. Things like […]
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New Cinematic Gameplay Trailer for ‘World War Z’ Promises Insane Zombie Killing Fun

Matt Smith Joins Jared Leto in ‘Spider-Man’ Spinoff ‘Morbius’

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Jared Leto is locked to star in Morbius, Sony’s next dark Spider-Man spinoff. Director Daniel Espinosa (Life) will bring the Living Vampire to life, and Variety reports tonight that Matt Smith is in final talks to join a cast that also includes Adria Arjona. “Exact details of who Smith would play are unknown at this time, other than it being a major […]
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Adria Arjona in Talks to Play Female Lead Opposite Jared Leto in ‘Morbius’

Artist For ‘Call of Duty: WWII’ Zombies Talks Production While Showing Amazing Zombie Designs

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Now I know that this article is less about Call of Duty: WWII the game, and more about the technical side of the design of the Nazi zombies used in the game, but it’s still damn cool (from an artist’s perspective). In an interview with 80 Level, Sergio Brotons from elite3d (who worked on the […]
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The “Dead Living Zombies” DLC Experience Will Be Added to ‘Far Cry 5’ Later This Month

[It Came From the ‘80s] Demons from Hell, Hair Metal, and ‘Black Roses’

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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 other artists that delivered groundbreaking, […]
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Mind-expanding ‘Discarnate’ Images Bring Out Demons

[Interview] Toni Kortelahti (98DEMAKE) Discusses Praise, Criticism, the Games Industry, and What’s to Come

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2018’s September 1999 is an unexpected gem of video game horror. Lasting a total of five and a half minutes, players can only move about two rooms as the environment around them changes. Taking on the visual aesthetics of a found footage game, September 1999 forces players into the role of a silent observer; by […]
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New ‘Dying Light 2’ First Look Video Includes Footage and Developer Interview

“Riverdale” Star Madelaine Petsch Joins the Cast of ‘The Night Flier’ Director’s ‘Clare at 16’

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After a nearly twenty year hiatus, The Night Flier director Mark Pavia returned to horror back in 2016 with Fender Bender, and he’s headed back to the genre with an adaptation of the novel Clare at 16, the first of a proposed six-book series from bestselling author Don Roff. Pavia will write and direct the horror flick, and Deadline reports that “Riverdale” […]
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‘Deadpool 2’ Star Julian Dennison Joins the Cast of Adam Wingard’s ‘Godzilla vs. Kong’

[Review] ‘Resident Evil 2’ is the Perfect Remake of a Survival Horror Classic

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A long-awaited remake of a survival horror classic shuffles into view, was it worth the wait? See what we think in our Resident Evil 2 review. Resident Evil is widely considered the granddaddy of the survival horror genre but it wasn’t until Capcom released a sequel in 1998 that it went from breakout hit to worldwide phenomenon. With […]
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The ‘Resident Evil 2’ 1-Shot Demo is a Taster Full of Bloody Flavor

‘Annihilation’ and the Adaptive Legacy of H.P. Lovecraft’s “The Colour Out of Space”

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A meteor crashes to Earth, emits strange colors in the perimeter around the crash, and begins altering the flora and fauna in bizarre ways that defy Earthbound science. In H.P. Lovecraft’s popular short story “The Colour Out of Space”, the strange alien meteorite affects a farm near the coast with “colour,” indescribable globules of color […]
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3 Reasons You Need to Go See ‘Annihilation’ Right Now

[Box Office] M. Night Shyamalan’s ‘Glass’ Holiday Opening Nears $100M, ‘Escape Room’ Hits $50M Globally

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This past weekend’s January slot continues to be a goldmine for studios with Universal Pictures opening M. Night Shyamalan‘s Glass (read our review) in theaters everywhere. Even with torrid reviews, the film found an audience (its CinemaScore was actually higher than that of Unbreakable!) and matched its predecessor’s weekend opening with an estimated $40.59 million. It […]
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‘A Quiet Place’ Making Noise at the Box Office With $50M Opening Weekend!

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