Over the last few years we’ve witnessed an exodus, of sorts, as one developer of AAA games after another has decided to drop the insane expectations...
You’ll see a lot of love for creepy toy movies coming from me, it’s one of my guiltiest pleasures. I own all Puppet Master movies, Child’s...
Shout! Factory is known for giving new life to lost treasures in the genre with beautiful transfers and awesome special features. For that I am forever...
It is hard to write or talk about Neverending Nightmares without elaborating on the development, including its creator’s personal history and struggles. Normally, I would eschew...
I have recently been considering something that didn’t cross my mind until very recently, but it must be really hard to be a sequel. Everyone involved,...
Have you ever wanted to know what it’s like to be in a coma, existing in some tenuous space just outside the reach of total consciousness?...
I’m a lifelong fan of animated cinema, and while I sometimes lament how Pixar-style CG epics have trampled many of the medium’s more traditional methods, I...
Because Capcom cares about the PC Master Race, earlier this month they brought the latest entry in their zany zombie-infested sandbox series to PC with the...
The Metro series is, to me, one of gaming’s most underrated franchises. They’re fantastic games with rich worlds, memorable characters and gorgeous visuals. The fact that...
While the ad campaign for Universal’s latest found footage horror feature (poster art featuring an inverted Eiffel Tower beneath a mountain of skulls) grabbed my interest...
Back in 2005, when comic book legend Frank Miller joined forces with renegade indie filmmaker Robert Rodriguez to bring Miller’s sleazy, hyper-stylized, ultraviolent tribute to ’40s...
This week, Don Allen (who does video reviews for Bloody-Disgusting) and co-host Justin start by discussing gaming news from Gamescom in Germany – both “Rise of...
A few weeks before Diablo III came out, my review copy arrived and I quickly realized my aging PC could only handle the game on its...
Earlier this week, “The Midnight Game” dropped at retailers and Redbox machines around the country. In my video review below, I detail why it’s a prime...
With the penultimate episode in Telltale’s The Walking Dead: Season Two out now on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 and its arrival on iOS expected sometime...
James DeMonaco’s The Purge: Anarchy is almost exactly the movie general audiences had in their head when they became intrigued by the premise of The Purge...
Written by T. Blake Braddy, @blakebraddy The Fall is, at its core, science fiction. Combining narrative aspects of Isaac Asimov and Philip K. Dick, this genre-bending...
A quick mention on a film that passed by under the radar a few years back, and landed smack in the middle of a 10-feature DVD...
When a film like 2007’s Grizzly Rage roars right out of the gate with a car filled with some of the most annoying people ever put...
Written by Vikki Blake, @_vixx This review is late. I hate being late. The lateness wasn’t anything to do with the difficulty, or the content, or...
Ofelia has family problems. She is in love with Gustavo, but her parents are arranging her marriage to Edwardo. Bound by family honor, she says goodbye...
Written by T. Blake Braddy, @blakebraddy I’ve always joked that I would love to play an apocalypse game centered wholly around scavenging. It was my pleasure,...
Last week I took a quick break from the movies section to review Diploid Love, the new Brody Dalle (formerly of The Distillers and Spinnerette) record....
“A child shouldn’t have to go through this.” Wise words from a teddy bear. They’re also spot-on for the situation Among the Sleep’s two year-old protagonist...
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