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'SSR Wives' Game Preview: A Buggy Experience, But Full of Potential

1 week ago | horrorgeeklife.com | Sean Shuman

There’s really never been a better time to be a fan of traditional survival horror games. Though tank controls at one point in time were critically maligned as a technologically-impaired remnant of the past, it’s been incredible to see not only that, but all the staples of the subgenre come alive once more in the modern day: fixed camera angles, limited opportunities to save, purposeful level design, the works.
'Neon Inferno' Game Preview: Cabal Shooters Are Back

1 week ago | horrorgeeklife.com | Sean Shuman

A little while ago, I took a look back at NAM-1975, a game in the surprisingly short-lived subgenre of cabal shooters that still hits just as hard as it did back in 1990. Unfortunately, the total number of cabal shooters released since then can barely be counted on two hands. It’s a shame. Modern technology would’ve really allowed for a more thorough exploration of the subgenre’s biggest appeal: the constant back-and-forth of combat between the foreground and background.
'Dangerous Animals' Director & Cast Discuss the Challenges of Filming a Shark Movie at Sea (Exclusive)

2 weeks ago | horrorgeeklife.com | Melissa Hannon

Director Sean Byrne may have only two feature films to his name prior to his latest release, but both have gained cult followings. In 2009, Byrne released the Australian horror film The Loved Ones, which, despite not being centered around a holiday, has become a Valentine’s Day staple. In 2015, the filmmaker released The Devil’s Candy, featuring fan-favorite actor Ethan Embry in an unforgettable role.
'BrebreMan' Game Preview: Breakbeats and Blistered Thumbs

2 weeks ago | horrorgeeklife.com | Sean Shuman

Music and gaming have been linked together for quite some time now, either in the form of incredible original soundtracks or through the utilization of music in gameplay itself. Take the ever-lucrative world of rhythm games, for example. Fast reaction times and careful note charting make up the bulk of some of the most popular music-based games out there right now, whether they’re ten days old or tens of years old.
'ODDCORE' Game Preview: Liminal Spaces Full of Action

2 weeks ago | horrorgeeklife.com | Sean Shuman

Remember liminal spaces? For a moment in time, they were all the rage when it came to independent horror productions across all forms of independent media alike. And why not? For the newest generation of horror fans, who have grown up with the interconnectivity of the web and a nostalgia for a life they could have never lived, locales that should ideally be filled with people lacking such a presence do give off a kind of eerie, contemplative feeling that occasionally tingles the spine.
'PIGFACE' Game Preview: A Morbidly Grimy, Over-the-Top Game from DreadXP

2 weeks ago | horrorgeeklife.com | Sean Shuman

Sometimes, the last thing you need in life is a hole in the head. But what happens when such a morbid request comes to fruition after some blunt force head trauma and a past riddled with terrible regrets? Naturally, you’re recruited into a mysterious plot to take down mask-wearing maniacs with wanton gore and grime galore. PIGFACE, developed by titolovesyou and published by DreadXP, promises such a grotesque show of violence and then some.
'Beetlejuice' the Musical Review: Death Has Never Been This Fun

2 weeks ago | horrorgeeklife.com | Jeff Fountain

The first song of the evening takes place at a funeral, with Beetlejuice front and center, and at the end of the number, he makes a quick observation about how he’s loving the crowd applauding at the whole theme of death. Welcome to Beetlejuice the musical, where death is laughed at, cheered, and celebrated, and the audience members wouldn’t have it any other way.
'Blumhouse Horrorverse' Meta Game Takes Horror Fans Into the Blumhouse Universe

2 weeks ago | horrorgeeklife.com | Melissa Hannon

The Blumhouse Horrorverse is an immersive locale in Meta Horizon, set in a dark, foggy forest with the imposing edifice of Blumhouse at its center. The woods are the place to roleplay and socialize with your friends and fellow horror fans, featuring themed activities and elements based on Blumhouse stories as you explore. This includes target practice areas based on The Purge franchise, a Wolf Man mini game, and a screening area for exclusive Blumhouse content.
Join Brian Yuzna & Anastasia Elfman for a 'Return of the Living Dead 3' Screening on 6/7

3 weeks ago | horrorgeeklife.com | Melissa Hannon

This weekend, two wonderful worlds collide as Brian Yuzna and Anastasia Elfman host a screening of Return of the Living Dead 3 on June 7th in Beverly Hills. The event occurs during the Shock-A-Go-Go Film Festival. In addition to directing Return of the Living Dead 3, Brian Yuzna produced cult classics like Re-Animator, From Beyond, and Dolls. He also directed Society, Bride of Re-Animator, and Silent Night, Deadly Night 4: Initiation.
'Deliver At All Costs' Game Review: Wheels on Meals (And Other Things)

4 weeks ago | horrorgeeklife.com | Sean Shuman

Blowing things up is fun. Many hours were spent taking down monolithic structures or leveling industry across dozens of games in my youth, partially due to the sheer destructive nature of it all, but also due to the spectacle. A man-made piece of masonry, a testament to humanity’s will and fortitude to reach the skies, being brought down by ludicrous explosions or hefty bombardments always appeals to that carnal desire to see things go up in smoke. It’s admittedly pretty hilarious, too.