#30: Arthur
Here it is. The show of my childhood. Arthur was about a world of anthropomorphic animals, and the main one being Arthur, who lived in a simple town, and was taught new things, along with his friends. This show was on the PBS Channel and was made to be an educational show. Again, call me pathetic all you want, but this show was amazing. The first time I saw this, I didn’t know how this was an educational show. I didn’t see the thing that I saw on all educational shows where the characters would talk about science, math, words, or other stuff like that. But actually, this...
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Here it is. The show of my childhood. Arthur was about a world of anthropomorphic animals, and the main one being Arthur, who lived in a simple town, and was taught new things, along with his friends. This show was on the PBS Channel and was made to be an educational show. Again, call me pathetic all you want, but this show was amazing. The first time I saw this, I didn’t know how this was an educational show. I didn’t see the thing that I saw on all educational shows where the characters would talk about science, math, words, or other stuff like that. But actually, this...
It is no surprise that I amor the Persona franchise (And I assure you, I will be talking about the franchise later on this list), and it is clear that it has a ton of dark subjects in those games, but it always comes back to happy days, spending time with friends. And then Catherine comes along to turn those subject matters up to eleven.
Catherine follows Vincent Brooks, a huge loser of a guy who is scared of commitment to his girlfriend, Katherine, with a K. But things start to get real crazy when he starts to experience nightmares where he must climb a tower, and if he dies in the dream,...
I don’t play a lot of pixel art games. It’s not cause I hate them, it’s just that I never had the chance to experience them. I did play a few NES games and thought, “Yeah, that was okay”, but never anything that really gripped me and kept my attention. But then, something amazing happened. Indie games happened, the best genre of games that everyone should support. And one of the best indie games out there, one that really broke the mold and brought indie games into the forefront, was the classic Shovel Knight
Now, when you hear indie games, people bring up Shovel Knight as THE...
Back in my original Corner of Horror October movie marathon two years atrás (Jesus, that was actually two years ago), I made a review on a Peter Jackson horror film, Braindead, or Dead Alive, or whatever you wish to call it, and thought that it was an entertaining splatter horror film. Little to my knowledge is that there was another, one before this film, also made por the Lord of the Rings director, all the way back in 1987, with a film called Bad Taste. So, was Peter Jackson’s first film possibly one of his best? Well, let’s find out.
Bad Taste follows the Astro Investigation and Defence...
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Bad Taste follows the Astro Investigation and Defence...
Know, murderers are a scary as hell. They basically have no purpose other than to murder people for their own amusment. So, its best to never go near one, obviously. Sadly, though, video games aren’t so simple to avoid. In video games, we either meet killers, or, hell, we ARE the killers. So, today, I want to tell you all the topo, início Ten Video Game Murderers. NOTE: These HAVE to be killers. They can’t be someone who murders people because the player made them. They have to be story driven killers. So, no sandbox characters. Yes, even Trevor. With that said, lets start the list.
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Now, like I said before, Zelda has a lot of great bosses. But, then there are the bosses that are just… bad. So, I want to talk about the bosses that I find to be the worst. Remember that this is my opinion. If there are any bosses that you wanted on here, then I just thought the ones on my list were worse. Now, with that said, lets start the list
#10: Jalhalla - Now, this boss fight may not have been too bad, but this was mais of his design and how he acted. The Earth Temple was a great temple. It was challenging, but it was also very scary. So, I kept thinking the temples boss...
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Jalhalla
#10: Jalhalla - Now, this boss fight may not have been too bad, but this was mais of his design and how he acted. The Earth Temple was a great temple. It was challenging, but it was also very scary. So, I kept thinking the temples boss...
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You know, I really do enjoy a good crime film from time to time. filmes like The Godfather, Goodfellas, Scarface, and more. But sometimes, I enjoy the ones that can be pretty humorous. And then there are times where those black comedy crime films have vampiros disguised as strippers… Seriously. Anyway, while I am not questioning the idea of how this is made, we’re going to be taking a look at the classic cult film, From Dusk Till Dawn.
From Dusk Till Dawn is a movie directed por Robert Rodriguez, who worked on Desperado and Sin City and written por Quentin Tarantino, who worked on Kill...
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From Dusk Till Dawn is a movie directed por Robert Rodriguez, who worked on Desperado and Sin City and written por Quentin Tarantino, who worked on Kill...
Art by Alinah_09
You know, as much as I amor psychological horror and creative monster designs, I’ve never gotten a chance to talk about a horror game that isn’t really scary, but mais weird and strange. So, I think I should talk about that. There isn’t really much strange horror games. One of the best known would be Yume Nikki. However, that would be too obvious for me to talk about, really. So, instead, I’m gonna talk about a game that may not be as weird, but still strange on it’s own. This game being They Breathe.
They Breathe is probably one of the shortest games ever made. The game is only...
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They Breathe is probably one of the shortest games ever made. The game is only...
