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Zach Cregger and Alden Ehrenreich on Weapons’ Unlikely Inspiration

8 Agustus - Syndicated News | 0 Komentar

[img]{LINK REMOVED}[/img] On a quiet night, nearly an entire classroom of kids get up at the exact same time, leave their homes and sprint toward the darkness, never to return. What happens next? That’s the chilling mystery behind Weapons, the highly anticipated horror film from {LINK REMOVED}Barbarian writer-director Zach Cregger. The story jumps between various characters in the town as they try to figure out what happened and why. It’s a wild ride, mixing scares with a surprising amount of humour and a chaotic third act, as stated in my review.

Weapons also boasts an unlikely main influence: {LINK REMOVED} following random characters over the course of a day in the San Fernando Valley. The film shaped much of Weapons’ structure, aesthetic and even one of its main characters. That character in particular is Paul, a police officer played by Alden Ehrenreich, who is tasked with searching for the missing children and shares a complicated relationship with the kids’... {LINK REMOVED}Read more

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Ninja Gaiden 4 Hands-On Preview – It’s About Damn Time

7 Agustus - Syndicated News | 0 Komentar

[img]{LINK REMOVED}[/img] What happens when you put some of the best minds in action games, two of the most prolific companies in the genre, and one of the best IPs in action games into a blender? To be honest, I don’t know — but it would probably look just like Ninja Gaiden 4.

Since 2004, I’ve been glued to the exploits of pseudo-demon hunter Ryu Hayabusa and his non-stop labour of trying to water the earth in demonic blood. Back in 2004, I was always turning in homework late for school, and the video game landscape looked entirely different. Souls-likes weren’t a thing ({LINK REMOVED}Demon’s Souls hadn’t even come out yet), so Ninja Gaiden reigned supreme as the resident controller breaker.

Fast forward 21 years, and not only am I old enough to not have homework, I’m old enough to play Ninja Gaiden without hiding it from my grandma. Difficult games have also become somewhat couture, with Souls-likes filling marketplaces everywhere and fans always scratching themselves red with the “one more try” fever. In this... {LINK REMOVED}Read more