Bri Dragon (Dragon Queen)

i am upset to have to write this review because the X series has become one of my favorite in modern horror but this movie was plain bad. X and Pearl exceled in their unique plot, great pace, and decent writing. Maxxine had a terrible and drawn out pace, way too many toss away characters who didn't matter, and it jumped the shark in the plot. Maxine was a likable character in X, i felt her passion and her drive to get the life she deserved, now in Maxxine she was reduced to a Molly Sue. The ball was dropped in Maxxxine, her trauma was poorly displayed and she seemed to have no sympathy for her coworkers and friends who didn't survive the terror of Pearl and her husband in X. She was this typical Molly Sue who outsmarted everyone, got everything she wanted, and did not have to try for it. I can tell Mia Goth wrote all of Maxine's scenes and it shows. Maxine had gone from the disturbed small town girl desperate to be famous, to Goku.... terrible film

Omg I love it! Graphics are good, game play is fun, game is slow but it Is fun. Not perfect but solid

What a total let down! I wasted over 2 hours of my life on this film. After years of eagerly waiting I finally got a Terrifier sequel and it disappointed in so many ways. Only saving grace was the demon girl. The story and pacing was awful, characters sucked, only 2 notable kills throughout the entire film. It was so cheesy and too much was going on. Just a bad film

Transcending history and the world, a tale of a great fighting game eternally retold. The best in the series and one of my favorite video games of all time. Tied with Tekken 5 as my favorite fighter. Great game overall. Well balanced, great stages, and graphics, exciting modes and a fun gallery to get lost in. The only words I can use to properly describe this game is unforgettable and legendary. My brother and I easily placed 442 hours inro this game, I had played it for nearly 20 years. This game transcends history and the world, a tale of souls and swords eternally retold, this game never gets old