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The Best Sci-Fi Horror Games

The best horror games with a sci-fi storyline are the ones that immerse you instantly into the atmosphere prepared by the developers. They awaken fears and provide non-trivial tools for overcoming obstacles. You can get more understanding of horror games at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horror_game. Be sure to follow the link if you are encountering the genre for the first time. Then you can proceed to check out the best Sci-Fi horror games of all time. Scariest Gaming Experience of All Time If your PC’s specifications don’t support the latest games, that’s no reason to give up on sci-fi horror games. Decent projects have been released over the last thirty years. Science fiction and horror fans in one bottle are always something to enjoy. On the Internet, you can find a lot of video games for individual and joint enjoyment in a circle of friends. Many of them perfectly combine great graphics; grim humor; interesting challenges; a decent storyline. Game Storyline BioShock, 2007

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Nov 9, 2022

News

WARRIOR PATH brings us THE MAD KING

Two years have passed since the self-titled debut of Warrior Path that hit the world’s Underground Metal scene like the Hammer of Thor, getting everything from raving reviews to scoring the highest ranks on various “Album Of The Year” lists. Continuing their journey, main-man and songwriter Andreas Sinanoglou and musician/producer Bob Katsionis (Firewind/Outloud/Serious Black) along with drummer Dave Rundle, are coming back with another epic tale, the tale of “The Mad King”. This time they are joined by one of the most legendary singers in the history of Power Metal, Swedish vocal phenomenon Daniel Heiman (Lost Horizon) taking the torch from Yannis Papadopoulos (Beast In Black). Musically, the band seems to have evolved in all aspects, leaving the obvious influences and forging their own sound: The excessive number of ballads of the debut gave its place to furious songs, the Iron Maiden-ish twin harmonies became epic metal riffs, while the production itself is “warmer” and even louder and punchier than

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Mar 9, 2021

News

METAL! Greek headbangers, Silent Winter, release new track

METAL! METAL! AND MORE METAL! Born of Greece, metal band Silent Winter have been playing together since 1995. Their members include Kiriakos Balanos on guitars and keys, John Antonopoulos on drums, Mike Livas on vocals, Vaggelis Papadimitriou on guitar, and Vaggelis Tsekouras on bass. I would describe them as progressive metal with hints of influence from Dio and Iron Maiden. The new track is called Gates Of Fire. It is a rally song of battle seemingly a retelling of the Battle of Thermopylae within the Persian Wars. Silent Winter is face melting metal and their new single leaves no face safe. Check out the lyrics video here. The Greek power-metallers from Thessaly, Silent Winter, released the first lyric video from their long-awaited upcoming new album “Empire of Sins” for the track “Gates of Fire”. The video was created by Harry Kountouris, who was also responsible for the equally excellent video for the song “Nightfall”, which Silent Winter released a year

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Feb 3, 2021

News

Dissonance plus Melodywhore for new track

It is as if I were getting a lap dance by a cyborg stripper in a vampire nightclub at the end of the world. These are my first thoughts after pressing play and letting the industrial bass of the new collaboration from Dissonance and Melodywhore take me away. They call the new single, Damage 1st Assault. Haunting from the very beginning. Damage 1st Assault delivers complex waves of deep synth that is sure to fuel your darkest nature. Cat Hall of Dissonance first met Melodywhore after being a guest on his radio show. STORY OF DAMAGE: “I Met MELODYWHORE when I was featured on his radio show RADIO DARK TUNNEL SITUATION 47 (co-hosted by the incredible SAPPHIRA VEE). I mentioned I had been pining to work on some more aggressive tracks and this was the result. We liked the original- “Damage 1st Assault” so much that we did a second version. Damage 2nd Assault will be released by MELODYWHORE a

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Feb 3, 2021

Music

LOOK ALIVE, BLACK PISTOL FIRE DROPS NEW FULL LENGTH

Putting on my headphones and pressing play on the new album from Austin-based Black Pistol Fire was like taking a wrong turn down a dark New Orleans alley and happening upon an after-hours blood-orgy. Not where I expected to end up but I am damn glad that I am here. If you have never had the pleasure of hearing the rock duo before let me paint a picture for you. Just imagine Caleb Followill, Jack White, and Satan all jerked off into the same sock, then an absinth addicted mad scientist found this sock, extracted the DNA, took it back to his lab, and grew it into two beautiful rock n roll babies. That’s the easiest way I can explain it. Austin based and Toronto born Black Pistol Fire consists of life-long friends Kevin McKeown (vocalist/guitarist) and Eric Owen (drummer/bass synth player). After meeting in kindergarten, the two friends decided to battle life side by side using the greatest weapon

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Jan 29, 2021

MoviesNews

Top Tips on How You Can Keep Up with All Things Horror

Top Tips on How You Can Keep Up with All Things Horror If you are a big horror fan then, you will probably love all things horror and want to find many different ways to enjoy scary experiences. If you want to enjoy the horror genre as much as you can without only watching movies then, you have come to the right place. This is because, in this article, we will discuss some of the best ways that you can keep up with all things horror. If this is something that you are interested in then, make sure you have a read over this article to find out more. Watch Horror Movies One of the easiest ways to keep up with all things horror is to make sure you watch different kinds of horror movies. Throughout the years, there have been many different horror movies created from sequels to some classics that are still popular to this day as well

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Mar 11, 2020

BooksNewsReviews

Book Review: The Night Weaver By Monique Snyman

Book Review By LeonaLee Found within the first pages of The Night Weaver is a tale that, in truth, has been told many times and in many ways. Many of the classic troupes can easily be found. The hastily given backstory of the kidnapped children felt rushed and introduced a tad to quickly. Preferably, I would have liked to have had the town touched on more and the main character Rachel flushed out a bit before that was given to me so quickly. I would have felt more invested if I had a better feel of the town before being told of its sorrows. But that aside, I’d say, dear readers, keep reading. If one can make it through the first 25 or so pages you will find the true beginnings of a good read. Once one makes it through those first few chapters the world of The Night Weaver begins to take shape and pull you in. Normally this

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Oct 15, 2019

InterviewsMoviesNewsThriller

An Exclusive Interview With Actor Chris Coppola

Actor Chris Coppola, whose many credits include, Spawn, Friday the 13th, Far Cry, and BloodRayne: Deliverance, took a few minutes to talk with us about his previous projects and his most recent film Acts of Desperation following its release this week from Gravitas Ventures. Horror Fuel: “Great performance in Acts of Desperation, sir!” Chris Coppola: “Thanks for having me, very excited to talk to you guys.” Horror Fuel: “Now, you have a famous surname there… are you related to…” Chris Coppola: “Biggest misconception is that I’m related to Francis Ford Coppola. My name is Coppola but the fact of the matter is I’m not related to that Coppola family. Although funny story I went to the vineyard years ago with my wife, I went to pay and put my credit card and license down and the cashier said: “Oh Mr. Coppola family gets half off all sales.” And I said, “oh yeah I knew that.” I then signaled to my

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Mar 16, 2019

MoviesNewsReviews

Writer-Director P.J. Starks Reviews ‘The Predator’ For Horror Fuel

P.J. Starks, the man behind the Volumes of Blood franchise, a writer, director, and producer, has shared with us his review of The Predator, written and directed by Shane Black. Follow Volumes of Blood on Facebook to stay up to date on Stark’s upcoming sequel Volumes of Blood: Devil’s Knight. When a young boy accidentally triggers the universe’s most lethal hunters’ return to Earth, only a ragtag crew of ex-soldiers and a disgruntled science teacher can prevent the end of the human race. When I first heard this film was being made by the same guys who conceived The Monster Squad, it was difficult not to be excited. A new movie from the creators of a beloved film from my childhood! One I’d watched a gazillion times. I had a nerdgasm to put it lightly, however, I did my best not to fanboy out and watch the film with unbiased eyes. The films set up is as simple as the

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Oct 1, 2018

IndieInterviewsMoviesNewsTrailers

Vito Dinatolo Tells Us About Making His Directorial Debut With Face Of Evil

Vito Dinatolo directs Face of Evil, now available on VOD and DVD from Gravitas Ventures. On July 4th, private Jay Williams returns home from the Middle East, but a mysterious epidemic breaks out and infects his friends at his party. On the road to salvation, Jay is joined by his ex-sergeant, who reveals chilling secrets leading to a conspiracy. The night has just begun, as they embark on a survival quest for the ultimate truth. Horror Fuel: “Tell us about yourself, Vito.” Vito: “Since a tender age, I developed a strong film addiction, which I finally cured by going to LA to study Cinema and TV! I have made a bunch of short films, videos and TV segments, opened my indie company, V-Movie, and F.O.E. (Face Of Evil). That’s basically my resume.” Horror Fuel: “Was filmmaking always the goal?” Vito: “When I was a lil’ kid, I first wanted to be a sheriff in the far far west, then a

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Aug 14, 2018

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