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Even (4) More B-Movies You Can Watch On YouTube Right Now (Part 5)

Nothing good on TV? No problem! We’re back again with more time passing low-budget goodies for you to watch at your leisure, we got some good one this time around! Be sure to check the links at the end for more lists guaranteed to fill your schedule! Robot Monster (1953) Considered to be one of the “worse movies ever made”, this low budget masterpiece of cinematic cheese tells the story of a group of human survivors who are immune to the death rays from a race of gorilla-robot aliens who are part of a hive-mind mentality. The Snake Woman (1961) A young woman (Susan Travers) can transform into a cobra-human creature and attacks the locals in her village prompting an investigator from Scotland Yard (John McCarthy) to come to investigate. The Manster (1959) An American journalist (Peter Dyneley) working in Japan becomes part of a mad scientist’s (Tetsu Nakamura) experiment where he grows a second head on his shoulder. The

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Mar 26, 2020
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A Noob Playing An ARPG: Review Of ‘Shadows: Awakening’ For Xbox One

Just recently Kalypso Media and Games Farm brought a new twist on the RPG gameplay to consoles in the form of “Shadows: Awakening”. I’ve played RPGs before but not your traditional ones, so I was pretty excited when I was given the chance to review this interactive artwork! As the title of this review states, I’m a noob (newbie) to this type of game but for my fellow RPG noobs out there, this is a great startup to the genre! “Shadows: Awakening” follows a Demon summoned by a mysterious mage to help combat a growing threat that’s about to be unleashed in the Heretic Kingdoms after members of the secret society Penta Nera were assassinated! The Demon can’t go on this quest alone and needs the help of “puppets”, People who were once alive and players can choose to come back from the dead to live again and aide the Demon. In the start you will be given the choice

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Sep 6, 2018

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Even (4) More B-Movies You Can Watch On YouTube Right Now (Part 5)

Nothing good on TV? No problem! We’re back again with more time passing low-budget goodies for you to watch at your leisure, we got some good one this time around! Be sure to check the links at the end for more lists guaranteed to fill your schedule! Robot Monster (1953) Considered to be one of the “worse movies ever made”, this low budget masterpiece of cinematic cheese tells the story of a group of human survivors who are immune to the death rays from a race of gorilla-robot aliens who are part of a hive-mind mentality. The Snake Woman (1961) A young woman (Susan Travers) can transform into a cobra-human creature and attacks the locals in her village prompting an investigator from Scotland Yard (John McCarthy) to come to investigate. The Manster (1959) An American journalist (Peter Dyneley) working in Japan becomes part of a mad scientist’s (Tetsu Nakamura) experiment where he grows a second head on his shoulder. The

Continue reading →
Mar 26, 2020
Horror Fuel

A Noob Playing An ARPG: Review Of ‘Shadows: Awakening’ For Xbox One

Just recently Kalypso Media and Games Farm brought a new twist on the RPG gameplay to consoles in the form of “Shadows: Awakening”. I’ve played RPGs before but not your traditional ones, so I was pretty excited when I was given the chance to review this interactive artwork! As the title of this review states, I’m a noob (newbie) to this type of game but for my fellow RPG noobs out there, this is a great startup to the genre! “Shadows: Awakening” follows a Demon summoned by a mysterious mage to help combat a growing threat that’s about to be unleashed in the Heretic Kingdoms after members of the secret society Penta Nera were assassinated! The Demon can’t go on this quest alone and needs the help of “puppets”, People who were once alive and players can choose to come back from the dead to live again and aide the Demon. In the start you will be given the choice

Continue reading →
Sep 6, 2018