Cole Markey

This movie serves no purpose beyond nostalgia for "Disney Adults". It's a gimmick version of the original, and brings nothing new to the table, ESPECIALLY 4 years after its release. I couldn't imagine anyone making the conscious decision to show their kids this version instead of the original. The fact that every 5 star review reads as someone saying they grew up with the original and loved it, is telling that this film has no merit on its own.

The film felt aimless in the end. There are plot lines that are dropped as quickly as they are introduced, and I felt no involvement in the story. The inclusion of... questionable scenes felt incredibly forced as well.

The gameplay dosent exist. The way the story is told is tedious. The story itself, is boring, unsatisfying, and incredibly obvious from the beginning. How on earth does this have such a high review score

Very few games these days deliver the smooth action that Dread does. It's such a sharp, beautiful game for the switch. The animation is magical. The exploration and sense of progress just keeps getting me to come back for my next play session. Not to mention that the bosses are phenomenal, few games have given me this sense of skill and mastery when it comes to the bosses.

Saw that The Wire gave this a 1 and, given that that's a rating for broken unplayable games, there's definitely some insane bias. So here's your fiver