Novel horror games are sometimes hard to find, with many following a well-used formula. But there are hidden gems that offer not only new horror stories but interesting dynamic gameplay and rich and spooky environments.
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Vampires have a long history in folklore and later in film, as creatures of the night terrorising the locals.
Though we have the classics such as Dracula that many later vampire films took inspiration from, it is the films that add their own flavour and mythos that are the most intriguing.
Female horror villains are unfortunately not as common as their male counterparts. Female villains can just be as ferocious, terrifying and bloodthirsty as the rest of them.
Read on for the ultimate guide on the types of horror, their sub-genres and common themes. With over 100 movie examples, I explore in depth the many variations of horror and its history.
John Dies at the End is a lovecraftian horror comedy that manages to be weird but not much more than that.
Kill Command, is a great action sci-fi that impresses with great CGI machines and explosive deaths. However it lacks heart.
Sea Fever manages to create a compelling and atmospheric sci-fi horror, that excels in its character driven story.
Infini is reminiscent of Event Horizon and The Thing but lacks the tight storytelling of the former classics.
This edition of Chills and Thrills features killer sharks, beastly horrors, an alien virus and a pandemic sci-fi.
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