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True sophistication always carries a subtle touch of darkness. Naturally, Heretic Parfum has officially mastered this sinister, elegant art form. The luxury brand partnered with the Edward Gorey Charitable Trust. Together, they conjured a trio of home fragrances for the tastefully unhinged. This spectacular collection immediately creates an atmosphere of polite unease. Furthermore, these candles seamlessly blend Victorian decorum with delightfully morbid humor. Indeed, stepping into Gorey’s aesthetic feels like entering an exquisitely rendered haunted dollhouse. Every candle conceals a dry, deliciously wicked story waiting to be told. Strike a match to transform your quiet home into a haunted parlor. Suddenly, dark shadows lengthen as velvet gloom settles comfortably around you. Three Olfactory Curiosities First, the Haunted Tea-Cosy delivers an amusingly scandalous olfactory experience. Picture a rich, bitter cup of black tea over-steeped directly in purgatory. Meanwhile, subtle undertones of fragrant flowers, bright citrus, and whispers of scandal emerge. Next, The Evil Garden invites you into a steamy, surprisingly ferocious
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GUNNAR is taking a step back into Night City with another collaboration with CD Projekt Red to bring you a new pair of gaming glasses inspired by the mega corporation Arasaka from Cyberpunk 2077. For those not familiar with our friends at Gunnar, they specialize in making glasses that have anti-blue light tech. Screens give off blue light that’s invisible to the eyes but can cause strain and fatigue for them. Gunnar’s glasses help block this light to allow those who look at screens all day to work in comfort. Gunnar’s glasses are used by pro e-sport players, gamers, the military, and even animators at DreamWorks. The Arasaka Glasses are a light steel frame with the Arasaka emblem engraved on it, in the company’s signature red and black colors. The frame is slightly angular, giving you the look of a made company employee with nothing to fear. The lenses come in either amber or sunglasses. The glasses come with a drawstring
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Global film fans and toy collectors are celebrating a massive double milestone on World Godzilla Day. Director Takashi Yamazaki’s highly anticipated sequel Godzilla Minus Zero hits theaters today. At the same time, LEGO has now officially revealed its largest buildable creature model in company history. The towering LEGO Ideas Godzilla set honors Legendary’s MonsterVerse with an imposing brick-built masterpiece. Pop culture enthusiasts have plenty to celebrate across theaters and toy aisles this holiday season. Godzilla Minus Zero Acclaimed filmmaker Takashi Yamazaki returns to helm the ambitious sequel after receiving global acclaim for his previous work. Impressively, Yamazaki once again handles triple duty as the film’s director, sole screenwriter, and primary visual effects supervisor. Original stars Ryunosuke Kamiki and Minami Hamabe also reprise their iconic roles as the human narrative expands. Their return ensures deep emotional continuity as humanity faces a fresh era of chaos. Facing Absolute Annihilation Set in 1949, the narrative unfolds exactly two years after the harrowing events
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If you follow HorrorFuel.com, you know I am a big fan of DIFF Eyewear. Unboxing the new Hufflepuff 2.0 shades from DIFF Eyewear’s Harry Potter collection is an absolute treat. The frames arrive securely packaged inside a black inner wrap and a gold-embossed box, which you can see in the unboxing video below. Furthermore, opening the custom packaging immediately sets a magical tone for the entire review experience. The Hufflepuff 2.0 frames ($168) deliver a polished take on classic eyewear, with house-inspired tortoise detailing and wand-inspired gold accents on the arms. Whimsical Aesthetics and Superior Craftsmanship The tortoise shell design combines subtle fandom charm with grounded, everyday elegance. Gold metallic temples flank each side, drawing subtle inspiration from iconic magical wands. As a result, the glasses deliver a whimsical look without feeling overly loud or cartoonish. The built-in nose pads prevent hair snagging when you rest the shades on your head. Moreover, the frames offer a snug fit that stays
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There was a phrase that was coined by Dr. Forrester and TV’s Frank from Mystery Science Theater 3000 that describes a scene in a movie that is so tedious that it invokes pain. They called this Deep Hurting, and I played a game that made me experience this! ASYLUM is a first-person point-and-click horror where you take on the role of a former patient of an asylum. You return to the asylum with the hopes of finding clues to your condition, only to discover that it’s not abandoned. Now. Onto the game itself. ASYLUM‘s controls are annoying, especially the sensitivity. No matter how I adjusted the sensitivity of the movement, the game seems to readjust on its own, and randomly. So either I’m moving too fast, or so slow I swore the game was lagging. The game’s art and lighting are OK. The Soundtrack is alright. The voice acting, again, is alright. Gameplay-wise, that’s where the hurting comes
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Mascot Horror has been around for a long time now, as have parkour games; some even incorporated horror and Parkour together…but Mascot Horror and Parkour…with Dinosaurs! That’s what you’ll be getting in WDR Studio’s Terrible Lizards. Terrible Lizards takes place in 1992 and brings us to the roadside attraction on Route 66, Dalton’s Dinos. Jordan, a college student and track athlete, experiences car trouble and waits inside the attraction for a tow, only to find the sprawling attraction and museum…empty. Now. Onto the game itself! The controls for the game respond well and are easy to learn. I will say Jordon seems to want to climb on everything if you get too close, which gets a bit annoying, and compared to other parkour games, he seems to “Slide” on landing, meaning he has a bit too much forward momentum. Sound-wise, the voice acting and soundtrack are phenomenal. The art of the game is fitting for the story it’s telling, a
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Comedian John Candy built a legendary legacy through beloved comedy classics like Planes, Trains and Automobiles, Uncle Buck, and Cool Runnings. However, long before becoming a world-famous comedy star, the beloved Canadian actor delivered an early dramatic performance in a dark 1976 independent horror film titled The Clown Murders. A Twisted Prank Turns Fatal Directed by Martyn Burke, the movie explores a terrifying scenario that quickly spirals out of control on Halloween night. Four former college friends plan a foolish scheme to kidnap an ex-girlfriend to ruin a massive real estate deal. The men wear full clown costumes and masks to execute their practical joke unnoticed. However, a very real, knife-wielding killer dressed as a clown suddenly begins stalking the group for revenge. What begins as a harmless prank rapidly becomes a harrowing battle for survival. An Ensemble Cast Depicting Raw Canadian Cinema The low-budget horror features a notable lineup of regional talent alongside John Candy. The cast also includes
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This is going to be an interesting one, everybody. It’s rare, but it happens, that I get contacted and asked to have a look at a game after it’s been published. So when the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate team got a hold of me and asked that I take a look at the game, as someone with a couple of totes full of TMNT toys from the 90s, I could not say no, so a big thank you for sending over a copy for me to check out! Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate is a roguelike that takes players all over New York City as our half-shelled heroes, as they try to bring order to the growing chaos in the city after strange portals opened up around the city, and one of them took Master Splinter! After I’ve played it, I will say the game is definitely meant to be played with others, as even playing on story mode
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The global horror phenomenon Train to Busan is returning to home video to celebrate its tenth anniversary. Well Go USA Entertainment will launch a special remastered edition on December 15. Physical media collectors can grab the release in a 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray box set or as a standard DVD. Meanwhile, digital streaming versions are already available on demand for impatient fans. Packed Special Features The new physical editions include bonus material for physical-media enthusiasts. The release includes two full-length audio commentary tracks analyzing the filmmaking process. Viewers can also explore brand-new behind-the-scenes featurettes created specifically for this release. Archival promotional materials also complete the ultimate home video package. High-Octane Zombie Nightmare Director Yeon Sang-ho revolutionized modern monster cinema with his relentless action thriller. The story follows a workaholic father and his young daughter as they travel across South Korea during a sudden viral outbreak. Soon, bloodthirsty infected swarm the speeding bullet train, forcing passengers to fight room by
Continue reading →
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It’s no secret, I’m a big fan of the Remothered games. This started back when I first began to cover Remothered: Tormented Fathers, and after reviewing it, I was fascinated by the story and gameplay. Then I got the privilege to check out its sequel, Broken Porcelain, which kind of left me disappointed with its bugs. Now, it all comes down to this: the grand finale of the series, and Stormind Games were awesome again, allowing me to dive headfirst into the world of Remothered one last time with Remothered: Red Nun’s Legacy. Remothered: Red Nun’s Legacy takes us to Sicily in 2012 as we follow Susan Harper (Cissy Jones) and her husband, Angelo, who arrive at the Villa Ashmann after receiving a tape in the mail showing their kidnapped daughter. Once inside, Susan must hide for her life as she uncovers the Ashmann family’s secrets and the origin of its most notorious resident, the Red Nun (Maggie Robertson). Now. Onto the
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True sophistication always carries a subtle touch of darkness. Naturally, Heretic Parfum has officially mastered this sinister, elegant art form. The luxury brand partnered with the Edward Gorey Charitable Trust. Together, they conjured a trio of home fragrances for the tastefully unhinged. This spectacular collection immediately creates an atmosphere of polite unease. Furthermore, these candles seamlessly blend Victorian decorum with delightfully morbid humor. Indeed, stepping into Gorey’s aesthetic feels like entering an exquisitely rendered haunted dollhouse. Every candle conceals a dry, deliciously wicked story waiting to be told. Strike a match to transform your quiet home into a haunted parlor. Suddenly, dark shadows lengthen as velvet gloom settles comfortably around you. Three Olfactory Curiosities First, the Haunted Tea-Cosy delivers an amusingly scandalous olfactory experience. Picture a rich, bitter cup of black tea over-steeped directly in purgatory. Meanwhile, subtle undertones of fragrant flowers, bright citrus, and whispers of scandal emerge. Next, The Evil Garden invites you into a steamy, surprisingly ferocious
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GUNNAR is taking a step back into Night City with another collaboration with CD Projekt Red to bring you a new pair of gaming glasses inspired by the mega corporation Arasaka from Cyberpunk 2077. For those not familiar with our friends at Gunnar, they specialize in making glasses that have anti-blue light tech. Screens give off blue light that’s invisible to the eyes but can cause strain and fatigue for them. Gunnar’s glasses help block this light to allow those who look at screens all day to work in comfort. Gunnar’s glasses are used by pro e-sport players, gamers, the military, and even animators at DreamWorks. The Arasaka Glasses are a light steel frame with the Arasaka emblem engraved on it, in the company’s signature red and black colors. The frame is slightly angular, giving you the look of a made company employee with nothing to fear. The lenses come in either amber or sunglasses. The glasses come with a drawstring
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Global film fans and toy collectors are celebrating a massive double milestone on World Godzilla Day. Director Takashi Yamazaki’s highly anticipated sequel Godzilla Minus Zero hits theaters today. At the same time, LEGO has now officially revealed its largest buildable creature model in company history. The towering LEGO Ideas Godzilla set honors Legendary’s MonsterVerse with an imposing brick-built masterpiece. Pop culture enthusiasts have plenty to celebrate across theaters and toy aisles this holiday season. Godzilla Minus Zero Acclaimed filmmaker Takashi Yamazaki returns to helm the ambitious sequel after receiving global acclaim for his previous work. Impressively, Yamazaki once again handles triple duty as the film’s director, sole screenwriter, and primary visual effects supervisor. Original stars Ryunosuke Kamiki and Minami Hamabe also reprise their iconic roles as the human narrative expands. Their return ensures deep emotional continuity as humanity faces a fresh era of chaos. Facing Absolute Annihilation Set in 1949, the narrative unfolds exactly two years after the harrowing events
Continue reading →
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If you follow HorrorFuel.com, you know I am a big fan of DIFF Eyewear. Unboxing the new Hufflepuff 2.0 shades from DIFF Eyewear’s Harry Potter collection is an absolute treat. The frames arrive securely packaged inside a black inner wrap and a gold-embossed box, which you can see in the unboxing video below. Furthermore, opening the custom packaging immediately sets a magical tone for the entire review experience. The Hufflepuff 2.0 frames ($168) deliver a polished take on classic eyewear, with house-inspired tortoise detailing and wand-inspired gold accents on the arms. Whimsical Aesthetics and Superior Craftsmanship The tortoise shell design combines subtle fandom charm with grounded, everyday elegance. Gold metallic temples flank each side, drawing subtle inspiration from iconic magical wands. As a result, the glasses deliver a whimsical look without feeling overly loud or cartoonish. The built-in nose pads prevent hair snagging when you rest the shades on your head. Moreover, the frames offer a snug fit that stays
Continue reading →
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There was a phrase that was coined by Dr. Forrester and TV’s Frank from Mystery Science Theater 3000 that describes a scene in a movie that is so tedious that it invokes pain. They called this Deep Hurting, and I played a game that made me experience this! ASYLUM is a first-person point-and-click horror where you take on the role of a former patient of an asylum. You return to the asylum with the hopes of finding clues to your condition, only to discover that it’s not abandoned. Now. Onto the game itself. ASYLUM‘s controls are annoying, especially the sensitivity. No matter how I adjusted the sensitivity of the movement, the game seems to readjust on its own, and randomly. So either I’m moving too fast, or so slow I swore the game was lagging. The game’s art and lighting are OK. The Soundtrack is alright. The voice acting, again, is alright. Gameplay-wise, that’s where the hurting comes
Continue reading →
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Mascot Horror has been around for a long time now, as have parkour games; some even incorporated horror and Parkour together…but Mascot Horror and Parkour…with Dinosaurs! That’s what you’ll be getting in WDR Studio’s Terrible Lizards. Terrible Lizards takes place in 1992 and brings us to the roadside attraction on Route 66, Dalton’s Dinos. Jordan, a college student and track athlete, experiences car trouble and waits inside the attraction for a tow, only to find the sprawling attraction and museum…empty. Now. Onto the game itself! The controls for the game respond well and are easy to learn. I will say Jordon seems to want to climb on everything if you get too close, which gets a bit annoying, and compared to other parkour games, he seems to “Slide” on landing, meaning he has a bit too much forward momentum. Sound-wise, the voice acting and soundtrack are phenomenal. The art of the game is fitting for the story it’s telling, a
Continue reading →
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Comedian John Candy built a legendary legacy through beloved comedy classics like Planes, Trains and Automobiles, Uncle Buck, and Cool Runnings. However, long before becoming a world-famous comedy star, the beloved Canadian actor delivered an early dramatic performance in a dark 1976 independent horror film titled The Clown Murders. A Twisted Prank Turns Fatal Directed by Martyn Burke, the movie explores a terrifying scenario that quickly spirals out of control on Halloween night. Four former college friends plan a foolish scheme to kidnap an ex-girlfriend to ruin a massive real estate deal. The men wear full clown costumes and masks to execute their practical joke unnoticed. However, a very real, knife-wielding killer dressed as a clown suddenly begins stalking the group for revenge. What begins as a harmless prank rapidly becomes a harrowing battle for survival. An Ensemble Cast Depicting Raw Canadian Cinema The low-budget horror features a notable lineup of regional talent alongside John Candy. The cast also includes
Continue reading →
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This is going to be an interesting one, everybody. It’s rare, but it happens, that I get contacted and asked to have a look at a game after it’s been published. So when the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate team got a hold of me and asked that I take a look at the game, as someone with a couple of totes full of TMNT toys from the 90s, I could not say no, so a big thank you for sending over a copy for me to check out! Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate is a roguelike that takes players all over New York City as our half-shelled heroes, as they try to bring order to the growing chaos in the city after strange portals opened up around the city, and one of them took Master Splinter! After I’ve played it, I will say the game is definitely meant to be played with others, as even playing on story mode
Continue reading →
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The global horror phenomenon Train to Busan is returning to home video to celebrate its tenth anniversary. Well Go USA Entertainment will launch a special remastered edition on December 15. Physical media collectors can grab the release in a 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray box set or as a standard DVD. Meanwhile, digital streaming versions are already available on demand for impatient fans. Packed Special Features The new physical editions include bonus material for physical-media enthusiasts. The release includes two full-length audio commentary tracks analyzing the filmmaking process. Viewers can also explore brand-new behind-the-scenes featurettes created specifically for this release. Archival promotional materials also complete the ultimate home video package. High-Octane Zombie Nightmare Director Yeon Sang-ho revolutionized modern monster cinema with his relentless action thriller. The story follows a workaholic father and his young daughter as they travel across South Korea during a sudden viral outbreak. Soon, bloodthirsty infected swarm the speeding bullet train, forcing passengers to fight room by
Continue reading →
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It’s no secret, I’m a big fan of the Remothered games. This started back when I first began to cover Remothered: Tormented Fathers, and after reviewing it, I was fascinated by the story and gameplay. Then I got the privilege to check out its sequel, Broken Porcelain, which kind of left me disappointed with its bugs. Now, it all comes down to this: the grand finale of the series, and Stormind Games were awesome again, allowing me to dive headfirst into the world of Remothered one last time with Remothered: Red Nun’s Legacy. Remothered: Red Nun’s Legacy takes us to Sicily in 2012 as we follow Susan Harper (Cissy Jones) and her husband, Angelo, who arrive at the Villa Ashmann after receiving a tape in the mail showing their kidnapped daughter. Once inside, Susan must hide for her life as she uncovers the Ashmann family’s secrets and the origin of its most notorious resident, the Red Nun (Maggie Robertson). Now. Onto the
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