Clayton Foster

So far I'm extremely impressed on where the game takes me. It's honestly like I'm sucked into the world they have created. It's stunning and blends real life acting into cute scenes perfectly. My only critique so far is that either the plot is extremely convoluted or too long and/or having too many characters have their own narrative. So far I've only played as Saga, Alan, a waitress, then got to choose which storyline I wanted to continue. All 3 POVs have felt different, but not in a way that pushes one narrative together. I'm not finished, but I was very impressed with the art design and world building.

I had to edit my review after reading some others. The negative reviews are from people who don't know this is a parody. Which is sad, because they might have thought this was a serious show.

It was an amazing combination of both types of games. The same horror as 7 and the same action as the rest of the franchise. Probably the best game in the franchise.

PURE: I called the plot probably 15-20 minutes in. It was at least somewhat entertaining. I think woke feminist pieces are a tad overdone at this point. A part of me agrees with the message that there really are cultures like this and it's very real. However, the movie gave none of the men any redeemable qualities, as I knew it wouldn't have and that's why this movie was a girl power cringe. You have to give depth to all the characters. As a gay man, I understand ignorance, but I also understand that ignorance is from a lack of understanding and not just pure evil. That makes these characters and human beings one dimensional and devoid of humanity, with no supernatural basis as to why they're evil. So the overarching theme of all of these movies are men bad, women good, it's just an over simplification of a very real topic that could've been handled much better. The only reason I gave this movie any positive points is because A. It was entertaining the whole way through. B. The writer did such a "good" job of making the men evil that I actually wanted them to get hurt. But that's a negative message to be sending.

It was incredibly boring and poorly acted. Honestly, I think it was due to the fact that they chose Indie directors. It was just flat out bad and the jokes were childish.

I tried twice to watch this show, simply because I love horror. However, I'm leaving a negative review along side all of the other reviews that say the same thing. So we can stop making things political. You're entitled to believe what you want, but when you make your delivery so in your face with a political narrative that has no place in any form of entertainment unless it pertains to the plot, which, it doesn't. People are really tired of these sjws whining. IDK why it's so prominent, in reality, I've never come across these obnoxious people who complain about everything. The second time I tried to get beyond the one sided, high horse, smug, girls are good boys are bad narrative. It's be done, it's no longer trendy.