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I just bought this game last week as I saw a video that got me interested in it, and i can safely say, it's one of the greatest games I've ever played. Period. With its insanely smooth (for its time) playability, the stages, character and monster designs, story, items etc, it all works beautifully together. It's a very fast paced horror meets beat em up, which may sound strange, but it's a very neat combination of gameplay styles and a unique experience that I've not ever seen before. Sure the game has its flaws like the jumping mechanic doesnt always go right and certain enemies are infuriating evasive (looking at you demons and Insects), but it's still truly a fantastic game. A lot of people complain about a certain mechanic called the "Adrenaline Meter" because it can make the game unnecessarily difficult at times, but for the most part, I'd say it keeps the pace of the throgame flowing nicely. You have to progress hastily to find enemies to fill the meter up so you dont lose health, and I think it adds to the tension that a lot of horror games lack. From the heroes Ignatius Blackward and Nadia Franciscus, to the "detestable" villain Adam Crowley, everyone is memorable, loveable and adds a lot to the overall ordeal, driven by their motives despite the hellish situations they're forced to face. In conclusion, Nightmare Creatures is a criminally underrated PS1 game that most people seem to have forgotten over time. If you want a fast paced horror game that's also a hack and slash style beat em up, then this is the game for you. 10/10

Starting as an incredibly badass 3rd entry, Evil Dead Army Of Darkness is a mixture of horror and comedy. Ash has developed into a truly remarkable character by this point, showing his past pains from the previous movies. Conditioned by the horrors, a seemingly more aggressive version of him is present, though he is still very much loveable. He spouts some of the most memorable and legendary one-liners I have ever heard The story is a bit sillier than it's predecessors, with a healthy dose of relatively funny slapstick humour and occasional acts of childish behaviour. To me, that is what stops it from being a 5 out of 5 as I was invested in the horror and tragedy of Ash's story. However, it is still fantastic, regardless of the slight immaturity used. It seemed like a very fast-paced movie, meaning it was always entertaining. My personal favourite part was when a scene suggests that Ash may or may not be racist. It may be one if the funniest scenes I've ever seen in movie history Definitely would recommend to fans of action and crude humour, as it definitely Rick's the right boxes

This movie is a very memorable horror which has stood the test of time. With a fascinating story, loveable characters, erie scenery and some pretty gnarly death scenes, Evil Dead is one of the very few films from my parents' childhood I've actually really enjoyed. The character of Ash Williams is a brilliantly written protagonist who effortlessly steals the limelight. His story is not only emotional, but it is badass and entertaining. The cabin scenery sets a sort of helpless mood with decayed furniture and dim depressing lighting (and that's a good thing in this case). The surrounding woodlands create the feeling of being lost and alone, further making you care about the characters. The Deadites (main villains) are horrific in appearance and have an unsettling joyous personality as they wreak hell upon the helpless characters. This movie, as well as its sequels, I'd highly recommend to any horror fan. It is gritty, intense and even fun to experience.