James Egan

1 week ago | whatculture.com | James Egan

The horror genre has been fittingly killing it so far this year. Despite a lack of hype, Companion was one of the smartest and most relevant horror-comedies to come out recently. Final Destination: Bloodlines was a great return to form for the series (and a poignant swan song for the late Tony Todd). Sinners may be, not just 2025's most bone-chilling feature but one of the year's best films. And with Megan 2.0, 28 Years Later, and The Black Phone 2 on the way, the next few months seem promising.

1 week ago | whatculture.com | Sean Ferrick |Steve Reynolds |James Egan

These creepy horror sagas are worth a revisit.

1 week ago | whatculture.com | James Egan

Crafting a truly great video game trailer is easier said than done. Even if the graphics are out of this world and the game is swimming in pre-emptive hype, it mightn't be enough to grab potential customers' attention. To leave the biggest impression possible, the marketing team needs to do something extra special. That's why the best gaming trailers, commercials, and TV spots don't just sell a product, but make it resonate with players on a personal level.

1 week ago | whatculture.com | James Egan

When it comes to gaming, developers have to fine tune graphics, gameplay, tone, music, and countless other factors to ensure they deliver the best product possible. On top of everything else, they need to make sure their work leaves an impression right from the beginning. However, this is easier said than done. Complex plots and intricate mechanics can take time to digest, which can be alienating.

1 week ago | whatculture.com | Sean Ferrick |Jen Gallie |James Egan

These creepy flicks deserve way more attention. 0:00 - Intro1:06 - The Dark And The Wicked2:06 - Circle3:04 - They Look Like People4:04 - The Devil’s Candy5:03 - Messiah Of Evil6:04 - Bug7:02 - Sleep8:10 - Willard9:12 - Saloum10:18 - The InnocentsFor more awesome horror content, check out: http://whatculture.comFollow us!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/whatcultureTwitter: https://twitter.com/wculturehorror Voiceover: Sean Ferrick.