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‘Outlast: Whistleblower’ Drags Us Back To Mount Massive Asylum In April
Just when you thought it was safe, developer Red Barrels has narrowed down the release window for Outlast: Whistleblower, the first expansion for their fantastic horror game debut, which was voted by you as the Horror Game of the Year for 2013. It also won scariest game, best gore, and best in indie horror. Clearly, a large majority of you enjoyed the game as much as I did.
We still don’t have a solid release date for it, but at least now we have a month. Whistleblower will arrive on PC and PS4 in April, where it will drag us one by one, kicking and screaming, back to Mount Massive Asylum. I can’t wait.
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Coming soon from Beno Films and Al Bravo Films, the horror movie Dead and Breakfast has wrapped production, and Deadline shares a first-look image with us this week (above).
Dermot Mulroney (Scream VI) stars in the upcoming film.
Deadline details, “The horror thriller follows five petty criminals who rob a pawn shop in Kansas City. On their drive back to Little Rock, an unexpected engine failure forces them to stay in a bed & breakfast in the middle of nowhere where their plan quickly derails into a bloodbath.”
William Moseley, Chris Mullinax, and Texas Battle also star.
J.P. Loppo Martinez wrote and directed Dead and Breakfast.
Eduard Osipov, Al Bravo, and RJ Collins produced the film.
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