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Tag Archives: 80s
Indie adventures: “Technobabylon” (PC)
Cyberpunk stories aren’t new in the adventure game genre, and the retro pixel look isn’t, either. So does Technocrat Games‘ Technobabylon have different qualities to make it stand apart and fit in the Wadjet Eye Games indie catalog? Technobabylon (PC) … Continue reading
Posted in Game reviews, Gaming
Tagged 80ies, 80s, A.I., addict, adventure, adventure game, artificial intelligence, Charlie Regis, co-op, cultural, cyberpunk, cyberspace, DRM-free, freedom, gaming, genetics, GOG, Good Old Games, gore, graphic violence, identity, indie, indie games, instrumental, internet, internet culture, jargon, Latha Sesame, Max Lao, net addict, PC, personal freedom, point-and-click adventure, puzzles, rock, satire, sci-fi, science, scientific talk, self-expression, sexuality, social, society, Steam, storytelling, Technobabylon, Technocrat Games, technology, Telltale Games, The Walking Dead, The Walking Dead: Season One, violence, Wadjet Eye Games
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Halloween 2015 Movie Special, Day 5: “Hatchet I-III”
The slasher genre has always been around, but not as prominent as in the 80s. Director Adam Green tried to bring back the American horror with his Hatchet series, a perfect fit for our change of tone in the Halloween … Continue reading
Posted in Movie reviews, Movies
Tagged 80s, Adam Green, blood, Candyman, chainsaw, comedy, Crowley, Danielle Harris, Fred Krueger, Freddy, Freddy Krueger, Friday the 13th, gore, gory, Gremlins, guts, Halloween, Hatchet, horror, House of 1000 Corpses, Jason, Jason Voorhees, Kane Hodder, movie, New Orleans, parody, Parry Shen, Robert Englund, scary, scary movie, scream queen, Sid Haig, slasher, splatter, Tony Todd, Victor Crowley, Zach Galligan
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Halloween 2015 Movie Special, Day 3: “Friday the 13th I-X and remake”
For many critics, the Friday the 13th series is where the horror genre got its bad name and in particular the slasher genre its bad reputation from, but it also got a cult following. So what’s behind the series about … Continue reading
Posted in Movie reviews, Movies
Tagged 3D, 80s, A Nightmare on Elm Street, action, Adam Marcus, aliens, blood, Body Snatchers, camp, Camp Crystal Lake, campy, CGI, cinema, Crystal Lake, Danny Steinmann, Friday the 13th, Friday the 13th Part 2, Friday the 13th Part III, Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood, Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan, Friday the 13th: A New Beginning, Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter, gore, guts, Halloween, hockey, horror, James Cameron, Jason, Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday, Jason Lives: Friday the 13th Part VI, Jason Vorhees, Jason X, Jim Isaac, John Carl Buechler, Joseph Zito, Leprechaun, Leprechaun in Space, Marcus Nispel, Michael Bay, Michael Meyers, New York, pop outs, R-rated, remake, Rob Hedden, sci-fi, Sean S. Cunningham, slasher, Steve Miner, teenagers, Terminator, terror, terror cinema, Tom McLoughlin, trash, violence, Vorhees
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Game release: “Minecraft: Story Mode – Ep. 1: The Order of the Stone” (PC, Xbox 360/One, PS3/4)
Telltale Games have tried their hands on many movie, book, and comic licences. But with Minecraft: Story Mode they also show their love for games that doesn’t necessarily tell a great story in the first place. I’ve never played Minecraft, … Continue reading
Posted in Game release news, Gaming
Tagged 80s, adventure, adventure game, comic, Corey Feldman, DRM-free, game, GOG, Good Old Games, horror, LEGO, Microsoft, Minecraft, Minecraft: Story Mode, Mojang, movie, open-world, PC, point-and-click adventure, PS3, PS4, puzzles, Sony, Steam, storytelling, Telltale Games, Xbox 360, Xbox One
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