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The Bride Of Frankenstein Joins NECA's Collection Of Universal Monster Figures

The Bride Of Frankenstein Joins NECA’s Collection Of Universal Monster Figures

Universal’s 1935 film Bride of Frankenstein, starring Elsa Lanchester, is absolutely iconic. NECA’s line of Universal Monster figures captures the essence of the character in a new collectible, the 7″ action figure, with two different ways to display. NECA details, “Elsa Lanchester’s portrayal of the creature stitched together to be the monster’s mate is captured in this detailed 7″ scale Ultimate action figure.” “It comes with bandages, a removable gown, two pairs of hands, and three interchangeable head sculpts. Display-friendly window box packaging with opening front flap.” A black-and-white version of the Bride of Frankenstein will also be released at a later date. Take a look at some of the images of the colorized version below, which will be available this June. For more details and images, head over to the official NECA site.

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Jan 17, 2023
Game In Comfort With The Valari Pillow

Game In Comfort With The Valari Pillow

Gaming is serious to a lot of people, but unfortunately what seems to be harmless can affect you if you’re not careful. You can have a nice gaming chair, a comfy spot on the couch, or even use your own bed for your gaming sessions but unknowingly develop what gamers call “Gamer lean/Shrimping” or “Gamer neck”. Leave it to gamers to come up with a solution to help prevent this problem, Say hello to The Valari! The Valari has developed a gaming pillow that’s designed to improve your posture while gaming as well as make your sessions more comfortable by providing support for your elbows and forearms. There are two types of pillows available, Rare Edition and Legendary. I want to thank The Valari for sending me over one of their Legendary Edition pillows that’s in Horror Fuel colors and features an embroidered image of an Oni Mask (I love Japanese folklore, so sue me.). I’ve put it to the

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Jan 16, 2023
Game Review: 'Chasing Static'

Game Review: ‘Chasing Static’

Low-poly rendered games that remind you of the way games looked back in the late 90s and early 2000s are becoming more of a thing now, Chasing Static did well on PC and was ported over to consoles to bring the nostalgia back, did it work? Let’s find out. I want to give Headware Games and Ratalaika Games S.L. for the reviewing opportunity. Chasing Static takes place in Wales where players take on the role of Chris, a man who came back to burry his late father and is trying to make his way back home but gets caught up in a strange turn of events where he must explore the surrounding area to find clues to what is happening and how he can help stop the anomalies being caused by an unseen force as well as looking for a waitress, Aneira, that has gone missing after their meeting. Now onto the game itself. The game’s controls are OK. You

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Jan 11, 2023
Game Review: 'Blacktail'

Game Review: ‘Blacktail’

Many have heard of Baba Yaga, the witch of Slavic folklore said to live in the woods in a house that sits atop a pair of chicken legs, and who is either Good or Evil. With every story there’s a beginning, right? Well, this is where Blacktail comes in with the telling of the origin the of famed witch. I want to thank THE PARASITE and Focus Entertainment for the reviewing opportunity! Blacktail tells the story of Yaga, a young woman who’s looking for her sister missing twin sister Zora in the forest where her abilities start to manifest as she begins to learn more about herself and the witch she can become. Now onto the game itself! The controls for Blacktail are pretty straightforward, especially for FPS players as this is a first-person game and Yaga uses a bow as both a weapon and tool. The game’s sound design is good, especially with the sounds of the forest, I

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Jan 4, 2023
Movie Review: Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things (1972)

Movie Review: Children Shouldn’t Play with Dead Things (1972)

Comin’ straight from Bob A Christmas Story Clark (okay he also gave us the original recipe Black Christmas and Porky’s) Children Shouldn’t Play With Dead Things, concerns the mystic misadventures of Alan (played by the film’s co-writer Alan Ormsby); a truly pretentious prickus of a man who just so happens to be a stage director. Why is that important? Because he has a whole troupe of actor’s and stagehands at his service… mostly because if they go a single pussy hair out of line he goes psycho and threatens them with their jobs… which is handy when he gets a wild hair up his ass to head to a deserted island of the coast of Miami and try to resurrect the dead… as one fucking does. Well after a bit of ass-foolery involving a bum spell from Alan’s extensive arcane studies, the thespians manage to dig up a stiff, which Alan demands be taken to the abandoned cabin they are

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Jan 2, 2023
Horror Fuel's Top Horror Games Reviewed In 2022

Horror Fuel’s Top Horror Games Reviewed In 2022

It’s that time of year as 2022 is coming to a close and along with it many game releases. This year was a busy review year, and going through the list I was able to come up with 15 horror games that I reviewed ranked from bad to good. It’s a long list so let’s start with one of the worse games reviewed this year, shall we? 35MM This Russian-made first-person game is labeled as a “Survival Horror” taking place in a post-apocalyptic world. The scariest thing about this game was how horrifically boring it was with a lack of scares and action. The game is more of a depressing walking simulator. Mothmen 1966 An 80s-style DOS game about a group of characters trying to survive a night with multiple Mothmen attacking them. The premise sounded promising but the game copped out on that. The game’s slow pace, and abrupt ending (just as a story was actually forming!) I wanted

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Dec 24, 2022
Product Review: Trejo's Hot Sauce

Product Review: Trejo’s Hot Sauce

Danny Trejo. ‘Nough said right? He’s a living film legend with several credits to his name appearing on TV and in films ranging from horror to children’s movies. A rough exterior with a soft humble soul beneath. You would be surprised to know that he owns a chain of restaurants and donut shops in California! My Sister and Brother got to visit Trejo’s Donuts (Which they loved) but is there a way to bring the badass taste of the West Coast anywhere else? YES! I was lucky enough to be able to try out Trejo’s Hot Sauce that’s available online in the Trejo’s Tacos store! I want to give a big THANK YOU to Trejo’s Tacos for helping make this review possible! I love Hot Sauce, so to be able to try the Hot Sauce that’s served at Trejo’s Tacos and Trejo’s Cantina restaurants was exciting. I got the 3-Pack which came with a nice sturdy red box that held

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Dec 15, 2022
Bullet-Hell ‘Luna Abyss’ Unveils Brand New Gameplay Trailer

Bullet-Hell ‘Luna Abyss’ Unveils Brand New Gameplay Trailer

Bonsai Collective today has unveiled a brand new trailer for their upcoming narrative-driven first-person action-adventure Luna Abyss. Players take on the role of a prisoner who has to work off their sentence by exploring the lost colony on the mimic-moon Luna with an artificial prison guard by their side. The sentence sounds easy but deep within Luna, cosmic horrors await and you’ll have to fight to survive. The Game will feature: Buried Mystery: Uncover the mysteries of the mimic moon, and the abyss within its depths. Come face to face with remnants of the colony’s downfall & discover your role within this doomed world. Learn all the secrets the abyss has to offer. Forsaken Chasms: Sprint, jump & dash your way through this brutalist alien megastructure. Experience fluid first-person platforming as you travel through Luna & the depths of the abyss. Bullet-Hell Combat: Survive deadly encounters with corrupted souls & twisted cosmic horrors. Master your weapons & make split-second decisions

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Dec 14, 2022
Game Review: 'Children Of Silentown'

Game Review: ‘Children Of Silentown’

With the year nearly ending I was allowed the opportunity to play Children of Silentown nearly a month early thanks to Daedelic Entertainment and Elf Games. A spooky game that’s rated E for everyone?! How does that work? Let’s find out, this is Children of Silentown. Children of Silentown takes place in a small village located in the middle of a forest that’s home to monsters that can be heard at night. Due to the threat outside the village, strict rules based on superstitions were put into place but the foundation of the village is slowly being rocked by Lucy and her quest for answers about her nightmares and the disappearance of her mother which has the village on edge. Now onto the game itself! Children of Silentown‘s controls are pretty basic as it’s a point-and-click style game, with tutorials and reminders of what buttons do what. What I really like is that when the characters “speak” (it’s in the

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Dec 9, 2022
Multiple Horror Titles Premiered At The Game Awards

Multiple Horror Titles Premiered At The Game Awards

The Game Awards 2022 wrapped up by delighting gaming fans around the world awarding fan favorites and scoring some upsets. But one thing was clear, there were plenty of world premiere trailers for some upcoming horror/dark fantasy titles! From the makers of Vampyr comes Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden where players play as a pair of literal ghost hunters in 1695 North America who hunt and banish ghosts, there’s just one problem, one of the Ghost Hunters is a ghost herself after getting killed on a mission. Now players will have to hunt spirits in the wilds of the new colony of New Eden and help rid the land of its ghosts while trying to find a way to save one of their own. Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden will be coming out towards the end of 2023 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. Atomic Heart premiered a new action-packed gameplay trailer for the upcoming FPS game that

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Dec 9, 2022

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The Bride Of Frankenstein Joins NECA's Collection Of Universal Monster Figures

The Bride Of Frankenstein Joins NECA’s Collection Of Universal Monster Figures

Universal’s 1935 film Bride of Frankenstein, starring Elsa Lanchester, is absolutely iconic. NECA’s line of Universal Monster figures captures the essence of the character in a new collectible, the 7″ action figure, with two different ways to display. NECA details, “Elsa Lanchester’s portrayal of the creature stitched together to be the monster’s mate is captured in this detailed 7″ scale Ultimate action figure.” “It comes with bandages, a removable gown, two pairs of hands, and three interchangeable head sculpts. Display-friendly window box packaging with opening front flap.” A black-and-white version of the Bride of Frankenstein will also be released at a later date. Take a look at some of the images of the colorized version below, which will be available this June. For more details and images, head over to the official NECA site.

Continue reading →
Jan 17, 2023
Game In Comfort With The Valari Pillow

Game In Comfort With The Valari Pillow

Gaming is serious to a lot of people, but unfortunately what seems to be harmless can affect you if you’re not careful. You can have a nice gaming chair, a comfy spot on the couch, or even use your own bed for your gaming sessions but unknowingly develop what gamers call “Gamer lean/Shrimping” or “Gamer neck”. Leave it to gamers to come up with a solution to help prevent this problem, Say hello to The Valari! The Valari has developed a gaming pillow that’s designed to improve your posture while gaming as well as make your sessions more comfortable by providing support for your elbows and forearms. There are two types of pillows available, Rare Edition and Legendary. I want to thank The Valari for sending me over one of their Legendary Edition pillows that’s in Horror Fuel colors and features an embroidered image of an Oni Mask (I love Japanese folklore, so sue me.). I’ve put it to the

Continue reading →
Jan 16, 2023
Game Review: 'Chasing Static'

Game Review: ‘Chasing Static’

Low-poly rendered games that remind you of the way games looked back in the late 90s and early 2000s are becoming more of a thing now, Chasing Static did well on PC and was ported over to consoles to bring the nostalgia back, did it work? Let’s find out. I want to give Headware Games and Ratalaika Games S.L. for the reviewing opportunity. Chasing Static takes place in Wales where players take on the role of Chris, a man who came back to burry his late father and is trying to make his way back home but gets caught up in a strange turn of events where he must explore the surrounding area to find clues to what is happening and how he can help stop the anomalies being caused by an unseen force as well as looking for a waitress, Aneira, that has gone missing after their meeting. Now onto the game itself. The game’s controls are OK. You

Continue reading →
Jan 11, 2023
Game Review: 'Blacktail'

Game Review: ‘Blacktail’

Many have heard of Baba Yaga, the witch of Slavic folklore said to live in the woods in a house that sits atop a pair of chicken legs, and who is either Good or Evil. With every story there’s a beginning, right? Well, this is where Blacktail comes in with the telling of the origin the of famed witch. I want to thank THE PARASITE and Focus Entertainment for the reviewing opportunity! Blacktail tells the story of Yaga, a young woman who’s looking for her sister missing twin sister Zora in the forest where her abilities start to manifest as she begins to learn more about herself and the witch she can become. Now onto the game itself! The controls for Blacktail are pretty straightforward, especially for FPS players as this is a first-person game and Yaga uses a bow as both a weapon and tool. The game’s sound design is good, especially with the sounds of the forest, I

Continue reading →
Jan 4, 2023
Movie Review: Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things (1972)

Movie Review: Children Shouldn’t Play with Dead Things (1972)

Comin’ straight from Bob A Christmas Story Clark (okay he also gave us the original recipe Black Christmas and Porky’s) Children Shouldn’t Play With Dead Things, concerns the mystic misadventures of Alan (played by the film’s co-writer Alan Ormsby); a truly pretentious prickus of a man who just so happens to be a stage director. Why is that important? Because he has a whole troupe of actor’s and stagehands at his service… mostly because if they go a single pussy hair out of line he goes psycho and threatens them with their jobs… which is handy when he gets a wild hair up his ass to head to a deserted island of the coast of Miami and try to resurrect the dead… as one fucking does. Well after a bit of ass-foolery involving a bum spell from Alan’s extensive arcane studies, the thespians manage to dig up a stiff, which Alan demands be taken to the abandoned cabin they are

Continue reading →
Jan 2, 2023
Horror Fuel's Top Horror Games Reviewed In 2022

Horror Fuel’s Top Horror Games Reviewed In 2022

It’s that time of year as 2022 is coming to a close and along with it many game releases. This year was a busy review year, and going through the list I was able to come up with 15 horror games that I reviewed ranked from bad to good. It’s a long list so let’s start with one of the worse games reviewed this year, shall we? 35MM This Russian-made first-person game is labeled as a “Survival Horror” taking place in a post-apocalyptic world. The scariest thing about this game was how horrifically boring it was with a lack of scares and action. The game is more of a depressing walking simulator. Mothmen 1966 An 80s-style DOS game about a group of characters trying to survive a night with multiple Mothmen attacking them. The premise sounded promising but the game copped out on that. The game’s slow pace, and abrupt ending (just as a story was actually forming!) I wanted

Continue reading →
Dec 24, 2022
Product Review: Trejo's Hot Sauce

Product Review: Trejo’s Hot Sauce

Danny Trejo. ‘Nough said right? He’s a living film legend with several credits to his name appearing on TV and in films ranging from horror to children’s movies. A rough exterior with a soft humble soul beneath. You would be surprised to know that he owns a chain of restaurants and donut shops in California! My Sister and Brother got to visit Trejo’s Donuts (Which they loved) but is there a way to bring the badass taste of the West Coast anywhere else? YES! I was lucky enough to be able to try out Trejo’s Hot Sauce that’s available online in the Trejo’s Tacos store! I want to give a big THANK YOU to Trejo’s Tacos for helping make this review possible! I love Hot Sauce, so to be able to try the Hot Sauce that’s served at Trejo’s Tacos and Trejo’s Cantina restaurants was exciting. I got the 3-Pack which came with a nice sturdy red box that held

Continue reading →
Dec 15, 2022
Bullet-Hell ‘Luna Abyss’ Unveils Brand New Gameplay Trailer

Bullet-Hell ‘Luna Abyss’ Unveils Brand New Gameplay Trailer

Bonsai Collective today has unveiled a brand new trailer for their upcoming narrative-driven first-person action-adventure Luna Abyss. Players take on the role of a prisoner who has to work off their sentence by exploring the lost colony on the mimic-moon Luna with an artificial prison guard by their side. The sentence sounds easy but deep within Luna, cosmic horrors await and you’ll have to fight to survive. The Game will feature: Buried Mystery: Uncover the mysteries of the mimic moon, and the abyss within its depths. Come face to face with remnants of the colony’s downfall & discover your role within this doomed world. Learn all the secrets the abyss has to offer. Forsaken Chasms: Sprint, jump & dash your way through this brutalist alien megastructure. Experience fluid first-person platforming as you travel through Luna & the depths of the abyss. Bullet-Hell Combat: Survive deadly encounters with corrupted souls & twisted cosmic horrors. Master your weapons & make split-second decisions

Continue reading →
Dec 14, 2022
Game Review: 'Children Of Silentown'

Game Review: ‘Children Of Silentown’

With the year nearly ending I was allowed the opportunity to play Children of Silentown nearly a month early thanks to Daedelic Entertainment and Elf Games. A spooky game that’s rated E for everyone?! How does that work? Let’s find out, this is Children of Silentown. Children of Silentown takes place in a small village located in the middle of a forest that’s home to monsters that can be heard at night. Due to the threat outside the village, strict rules based on superstitions were put into place but the foundation of the village is slowly being rocked by Lucy and her quest for answers about her nightmares and the disappearance of her mother which has the village on edge. Now onto the game itself! Children of Silentown‘s controls are pretty basic as it’s a point-and-click style game, with tutorials and reminders of what buttons do what. What I really like is that when the characters “speak” (it’s in the

Continue reading →
Dec 9, 2022
Multiple Horror Titles Premiered At The Game Awards

Multiple Horror Titles Premiered At The Game Awards

The Game Awards 2022 wrapped up by delighting gaming fans around the world awarding fan favorites and scoring some upsets. But one thing was clear, there were plenty of world premiere trailers for some upcoming horror/dark fantasy titles! From the makers of Vampyr comes Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden where players play as a pair of literal ghost hunters in 1695 North America who hunt and banish ghosts, there’s just one problem, one of the Ghost Hunters is a ghost herself after getting killed on a mission. Now players will have to hunt spirits in the wilds of the new colony of New Eden and help rid the land of its ghosts while trying to find a way to save one of their own. Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden will be coming out towards the end of 2023 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. Atomic Heart premiered a new action-packed gameplay trailer for the upcoming FPS game that

Continue reading →
Dec 9, 2022