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— Allied Artists Few genres have evolved as drastically as horror. We’ve come a long way from the old-school, practical scares of creature features and haunting psychological slow burns, but there’s still plenty to learn from the B-movies of old. That’s especially...by sagesgroup | Sep 7, 2024 | adex-density-75, Books, Entertainment, freelance, homepage, Horror, hp-latest, movie-tv-anniversary, Movies, Thriller
— Warner Bros. Pictures There are very few authors whose books have inspired more film and TV adaptations than Stephen King. The writer has been, if sometimes indirectly, a constant presence in Hollywood for a little over 40 years now. Throughout that time, everyone...by sagesgroup | Sep 5, 2024 | Animation, Comedy, Entertainment, homepage, Horror, hp-latest, inverse recommends tv, Movies, Streaming, TV Shows
— Warner Bros If you want to see the titular ghost Beetlejuice on screen more than fleetingly, watching the 1988 classic Beetlejuice or the new sequel, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice might not give you your fix. Infamously, Beetlejuice himself only has 17 total minutes of...by sagesgroup | Sep 5, 2024 | gaming, homepage, Horror, hp-latest, Indie Games, RPGs, Science Fiction
— Harebrained Schemes Harebrained Schemes is best known for Battletech and Shadowrun Trilogy, both of which are excellent RPGs set in sci-fi dystopias. This week, the developer announced Graft, another gritty-as-hell dystopian sci-fi game — but this time it’s taking...by sagesgroup | Aug 29, 2024 | gaming, homepage, Horror, hp-latest, Nintendo, Nintendo Switch, opinion
— Nintendo A repeat murderer has struck a quiet town, using the same eerie calling card they used eighteen years ago — a bag on the victim’s head with a smiley face. It’s up to you to piece together the evidence and find out who’s behind it all. If you think that...by sagesgroup | Aug 23, 2024 | Entertainment, Fantasy, homepage, Horror, hp-latest, Inverse Movie Reviews, Movies
Rupert Sanders, for better or worse, is kind of a master of empty allure. The director’s films are frequently gorgeous to look at, drawing your eye whether you really want to look or not. Whether they actually have anything to say beyond lush set design and sleek...