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[13 Days Of Horror] Day 12: Comment To Win A Copy Of ‘Resident Evil 6’ And Other Awesome Swag
Update: If you haven’t participated already, get on it! The deadline to comment for a chance to win some Resident Evil 6 goodies is November 11th. Your odds of winning are pretty good, so there’s really no reason not to participate. Plus, every time you comment, a zombie learns how to love. Think of the zombies.
A few days ago a box arrived on my doorstep, and after I had opened it, observed its contents, and gotten over the wave of disappointment that washed over me after I realized it wasn’t a baby or small animal being left to my care — I started to plan. Inside this box I found a ton of Resident Evil 6 goodies, including three special editions of the game, two normal copies (all for the Xbox 360), over a dozen t-shirts in a variety of sizes, and a bunch of Geltabz that you can slap on your controller to make it roughly 65% more sexy. I fought the urge to toss it all in my bathtub so I could proceed to swim in it like the King of Swag that I’ve long aspired to be, so I could instead give it to you. Why? Because you make my world go round. Head past the break to find out how you can get your hands on some of this.
I’ve decided to break up the goods into three grand prize packs, two slightly-less-grand-but-still-freaking-awesome bundles, and three okay-you-didn’t-get-the-best-prize-but-here-have-something-cool packs. Here’s what they’ll include:
Grand Prize (three winners)
Copy of Resident Evil 6 for Xbox 360 in a snazzy metal tin filled with assorted other goodies.
One t-shirt
One Geltabz
Second Place (two winners)
Copy of Resident Evil 6 for Xbox 360
One t-shirt
One Geltabz
Third Place (three winners)
One t-shirt
One Geltabz
Now, to get your hands on some of this, all I ask of you is to comment below either telling me something you loved about Resident Evil 6, or, if you haven’t played it yet, I want to know what your favorite creature/enemy/level of any past Resident Evil has been so far. Is it the dog jumping through the window in the original game? Resident Evil 4’s Merchant? Resident Evil 2’s Tofu Survivor? Let me know!
Missed a day? Check out the rest of the 13 Days of Horror:
Day 1: The 12 Best Weapons In Horror Games, Part 1
Day 2: The 12 Best Weapons In Horror Games, Part 2
Day 3: Our Premature Evaluation Of Black Ops II Zombies
Day 4: Why 2012 Has Been The Best (And Worst) Year For Horror
Day 5: 12 Horror Games To Look Forward To Next Year, Part 1
Day 6: 12 Horror Games To Look Forward To Next Year, Part 2
Day 7: Eight Games You Should Play This Halloween
Day 8: Dear Capcom, This Is What I Want In Resident Evil 7
Day 9: 12 Upcoming Zombie Games To Be Excited About, Part 1
Day 10: 12 Upcoming Zombie Games To Be Excited About, Part 2
Day 11: Why We Love Zombie Games
Day 13: Don’t Be Scared, It’s Just A Dead Pixels Halloween Podcast
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‘Corporate Retreat’ – Get FREE Tickets Now to Gory Horror Comedy
Corporate Retreat slices and dices into theaters nationwide starting today — and we’ve got a handful of free tickets for you!
Thanks to Passage Pictures and Western Film Services, Bloody Disgusting is inviting its readers to check out the workplace horror this Memorial Day weekend. See the markets below, enter the day you like to attend, and we’ll e-mail you the tickets as long as inventory lasts!
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Described as “a gory mix of The Menu and Saw,” Corporate Retreat centers around a group of young executives whose luxury team-building trip descends into a bloody fight for survival against a vengeful retreat leader.
Odeya Rush (Goosebumps) fights her way through an eclectic cast that includes Sasha Lane (Twisters), Elias Kacavas (“Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin”), Ashton Sanders (Moonlight), Zión Moreno (“Gossip Girl”), Benjamin Norris (“Never Have I Ever”), Tyler Alvarez (“American Vandal”), Kirby Johnson (The Possession of Hannah Grace), Ellen Toland, Rosanna Arquette (Pulp Fiction), and Alan Ruck (Ferris Bueller’s Day Off).
Aaron Fisher (Inside the Rain) directs from a script he co-wrote with Kerri Lee Romeo. Uri Singer (White Noise, Experimenter) produces via Passage Pictures.
Gary J. Tunnicliffe (Scream 4, Candyman) handled the film’s special makeup effects.
