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I’m Tired Of Acting Like The Old Resident Evil Movies Aren’t Good
This article argues that the early Resident Evil movies, particularly those directed by Paul W.S. Anderson, are enjoyable action films despite their lack of faithfulness to the games. The author praises Anderson's distinct vision and willingness to embrace the series' over-the-top nature, contrasting it with modern risk-averse blockbuster filmmaking.
Zombi - A classic Ubisoft horror with Zombies is coming to the Atari Lynx! (DEMO)
A demo of Ubisoft's 1986 horror game Zombi has been released for the Atari Lynx, developed by kikems for the Silly Venture competition. This port faced significant technical challenges due to the Atari Lynx's limited 64KB RAM and unique cartridge reading behavior, requiring specialized compression techniques and community contributions to overcome.
Halloween And Aliens Aren’t The Only Horror Movies With New Games Debuting
The article discusses the recent release of the Creepshow video game, an adaptation of the classic horror anthology. It highlights how Creepshow, published by DreadXP, offers a single-player adventure with a comic-book aesthetic, contrasting with other licensed horror games like Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 and Halloween: The Game. The author praises the game's storytelling and its existence as an indie-spirited adaptation of a cult-classic series, positioning it as a unique counterpoint to larger titles like Dead By Daylight.
10 Standout Films Streaming on Starz This Week
Starz offers a diverse film library beyond mainstream platforms, featuring a curated list of ten standout movies. This selection includes cult classics, sci-fi adventures, dramas, and comedies, highlighting titles like 'War of the Worlds,' 'Gladiator,' and 'Boyz n the Hood' as essential viewing.
