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Developer: KraftonYear: 2017An unnecessary name change was quickly followed by a much-welcomed format change in the world of PUBG Battlegrounds. The battle royale that in 2017 inspired the subsequent influx of battle royale games; the game which breathed new life into the genre and helped spawn modern juggernauts such as Fortnite and Apex Legends, is now free-to-play itself. Which means there's no better time to storm Erangel and its other six sprawling wargrounds in your quest for chicken dinners.
One part Overwatch-style hero shooter, two parts Titanfall 2 successor, and five parts battle royale game, Respawn's surprise free-to-play FPS was so sudden in its arrival, and surprisingly good in quality, that it was originally hailed as the gaming equivalent of mana from heaven, and it plays like it too.
To mitigate the notable lack of crowd-pleasers, Sony pulled out all the stops for the remaining 10 months of 2012. By the end of the year, the Vita gained support for the well-regarded PlayStation Plus subscription service. For $50 a year, Vita owners could download select games for free every month, with the one caveat that, should they cancel their subscriptions, access to those titles would be rescinded.
A system bundle, which included a whole year of the service along with a 4GB memory card, came out at a time when its heaviest hitters could be downloaded for free using the PlayStation Plus Instant Game Collection incentive. But by then smart phone games were evolving, Vita's reputation had been - fairly or unfairly - tarnished as something with no viable games to play, and Sony was slow to unlock its heritage of PlayStation games to help stem the bleeding. PS5 take note - while new games are pricey to produce, Sony already has a raft of older titles to lean on when that lull inevitably comes along in between PS5's launch and its second wave.
Though technically still in Beta (several years after being announced), CD Projekt Red has stated that Gwent: The Witcher Card Game will be free to all throughout its lifetime, and it's worth downloading now regardless of that early access status. The unexpected spin-off to The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is a perspicuous and stimulating card game that CDPR originally devised as a side hobby in its adored RPG series, but the clash of wits and stats has found new life as a much loved pastime that can really steal the hours from any competitor, if they're willing to let it.
The movie that gave birth to the widespread "horror movie as faux-documentary" trend and that inspired such films as Paranormal Activity, The Blair Witch Project is quite an effective scare fest in retrospect.
The film begins with two backpackers traveling the English countryside. When only one survives an attack by a vicious wolf, he becomes convinced he's been infected by the werewolf's curse. And it wouldn't be much of a werewolf movie if he turned out to be wrong.
Can you believe that there's a movie on our list that got its title from a Morrissey song? This most unusual of love stories is a Swedish film which hit it big internationally with its tale of a 12-year-old boy and his centuries-old vampire... who looks like a 12-year-old girl (but most certainly isn't).
By 1984 the slasher movie had been done to death (excuse the pun). Just how many masked killers could you see before fatigue set in? But Wes Craven had a brilliant twist on these types of films. First, he created a killer, Freddy Krueger, who instantly stood out from the rest of the pack. His face was burned beyond recognition, but Freddy wore no mask and didn't stay silent.
Featuring a more down to Earth and relatable group of young characters than most slasher films, A Nightmare on Elm Street made a huge impact upon its release, thanks to its excellent conceit and amazing villain, and Craven's talent at building tension and delivering the goods in his murder scenes. And with Freddy, Craven gave us one of the most popular, durable and recognizable movie characters of all time.
An alien with the ability to take the form of any life that it absorbs infiltrates an Antarctic research base, and soon the 12-man team is up to their eyeballs in slaughter, suspicion and paranoia. John Carpenter's film has itself planted on either side of the horror and sci-fi movie lines.
Get over Mia Farrow's bad haircut and watch this movie. You'll be surprised how much this unsettling creepshow from 1968 gets away with for, you know, being in 1968. Roman Polanski's most "conventional" film outside of Chinatown is one of his best, telling the slow-burn story of a young New York couple who move into an apartment building... which happens to be home to several Satan worshipers who want to use Rosemary's spawn as a means for Mr. Devil McBrimstone to enter our mortal realm.
Alien movies are generally thought of as being planted in the science fiction realm. However, with the original at least, Alien was as much a horror film as a sci-fi one. With a small cast being hunted by a lone, terrifying creature, Alien was a long way removed from the Star Wars and Star Treks of Hollywood.
Alien doesn't resemble many sci-fi movies of the time. Artist H.R. Giger designed a world full of twisted tubes, cold hallways, and pervasive darkness. Before Alien, pop culture never warned us how dark, dirty and scary the cold depths of space were. Director Ridley Scott adopted a "less is more" approach that later sequels sadly abandoned; modern directors can cram all the Aliens and Predators (and Michael Fassbender androids) they want into their films, but none can match the sheer claustrophobic terror generated in the original film.
The Shining might just be Stephen King's most popular horror novel. Stanley Kubrick's movie adaptation is almost certainly the most popular Stephen King movie. The project was an unusually commercially-focused one for Kubrick, but the same stylistic elements that defined his earlier films were on full display, and the film remains a haunting and unsettling chronicle of a family man's psychological breakdown.
This modern classic about a family who moves into an isolated farmhouse is scary enough to have spawned a whole bunch of spin-offs (you can thank this film for the Annabelle series, for example) that will probably outlive us all.
If you were to make a list from best-to-worst, what would be the greatest Star Wars movie ever made? While the rest of the list is hotly debated on internet forums, most agree that The Empire Strikes Back is the definitive Star Wars film. Of course, every great movie starts with a great screenplay. In this article, we will break down The Empire Strikes Back plot, and analyze its characters, scenes and dialogue.
With all that out of the way, I present to you what are in my opinion the 60 worst superhero movies ever in descending order. May include some honorable mentions and a few spots that are ties between two equally bad films. To make my life easier, I am only counting live action movies (though honestly, I think most animated superhero movies have been decent to great).
As to the movie itself, Schwarzenegger himself considers it the worst movie he was ever in. Even worse than Batman and Robin. That alone should tell you something. He even uses this film to punish his kids, allegedly. Oh, and it's been accused of homophobia and has won Razzies, in addition. What more do you need to know?
Hat trick! Now, I will admit that the premise of the movie actually ain't bad (Elektra choosing to protect an innocent man she can't bring herself to assassinate), but the execution is just...how do I put it? Beyond awful. I also suspect that this and Catwoman above are part of the reason why Hollywood has since shied away from having superhero movies with a female lead. News flash: the films didn't suck because the lead characters were women, they sucked because they weren't done well.
Yeesh, Superman and his supporting cast sure have had a lot of bad films haven't they? Concerning the Man of Steel specifically this is definitely the worst of his many movies by far, and that's saying quite a bit. Honestly the rather corny sub-title says it all.
More earnest then the second modern FF film and also the 2015 turd, but ultimately still much too outdated and just not able to measure up to any of Marvel's better films. They also tried to cram just a bit too much into one movie, to say nothing for how low-budget it was. They did get Doctor Doom's outfit done right though, which is more than can be said of the modern FF films. Ultimately though, the fact that this movie wasn't even released in theaters should tell you something.
First Man-Thing, and now his DC counterpart. Granted, the first Swamp Thing movie had kind of a corny charm depending on who you ask, but this sequel is just plain bad (and kind of unnecessary too). Not helped by how the lovely lead actress of the first film didn't return for the sequel (though who can blame her?)
Where to begin with this one? The fact that it's the fourth FF film to be a miserable failure? The fact that it's gotten the second lowest score on the Tomatometer out of any Marvel movie Rotten Tomatoes has ever reviewed? The fact that it was hyped so much and thus proved an especially biting disappointment? Well, certainly all of those things are egregious, but I think I'd also like to take the time to mention that the awesome trailer scene of the Thing dive-bombing onto a terrorist camp was completely cut from the film. Lame. 2ff7e9595c