Chris Gadbury – Google

It was okay. The characters involved were a little hard to follow and understand their purpose and the standard "monsters" were basically all the same 3 or 4 so not a lot of creativity there, but the fear factor was there and many jump scare moments. The puzzles were nice, but felt a little "off" since they would never have been a practical set up in the real world so you couldn't help but ask yourself, "what, why would they even put this here?". Some of it just wasn't realistic in that sense. The storyline was a little confusing, but you understood the basic idea and why he was doing this, even though no one in the history of the world would ever do some of the things he did just because of a letter he received. Also, im not a big fan of 3rd person, I don't think it is anywhere near as immersive as first person, and the gameplay made me a little queasy at times so I had to take motion sickness meds to get through it 😅. Other than that the game was pretty decent. It took me about 5 days of continuous playing all day long to complete it, but the price of the game was about $75 so not the best deal for 5 days of gameplay or two weeks of part time play. Overall I'd say if you wait for it to be under $50, it's well worth it, but if I knew then what i know now, I wouldn't spend $75 on it, it's just not worth quite that much for what you get.

Lots of problems with this one. Seems Cage is getting desperate these days. When at one point he was at the top of Hollywood, now so far have the mighty fallen. Most of the other issues have already been stated so I won't go back through them all. One thing that I didn't see stated was the videography was terrible, camera was bouncing all over the place in every single scene many times it was blurry and too close, but always hand held, almost as if it was some guy recording it all on his phone. After about 20 minutes in I started getting a little nauseous.

The first season was great, second was good, third was decent, unfortunately the regurgitating of the same cast gets boring after a while and it starts to feel tired and forced. The series isn't "scary" per se, and most of it is more drama than horror, but I can see the appeal it has for some, just not me. Besides, it's more weird than scary and that isn't enough to hold my interest especially from a show by the name of "horror story"

Starts off a little slow, and i rarely even give voice-over or caption movies a chance because the text distracts me from the movie itself. But after things start picking up, it's actually not too bad. This is the kind of movie that makes you never want to trust anyone Not exactly the kind of thing the world needs to see these days, considering how antisocial we all have become. But it does have some entertainment value to it, id give it 3.5 stars if I could. A brutal, horrific movie that does not have the happy ending most of us are used to.

A deep and thought provoking picture that somehow simultaneously explores our deepest secrets, while providing a horrifying centerpoint in a backdrop of our obsession for "what is out there". It is ironic that an actor like Adam Sandler is in a movie like this, the guy who has, for decades made us laugh with raunchy comedies that you should NEVER take seriously, now stars in a picture that you MUST take seriously in order to get the most out of. A movie that takes you on one journey only to switch course, and gears to take you on another completely different, but just as entertaining, journey. We start by exploring outter space, only to conclude that what he ended up doing was exploring his inner space. It is interesting how a film can be so far from earth and yet be so grounded. I thoroughly enjoyed it, im sure you will too.