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Dolph Lundgren Leads A Zombie Killing Team In ‘Dead Trigger’

What do you get when you mix action star Dolph Lundgren and zombies? You get Dead Trigger. This sci-fi horror film from directors Mike Cuff and Scott Windhauser was written by Heinz Treschnitzer, based on the first-person shooter mobile game of the same name from Madfinger Games. The film, set in Terminal City in 2025, follows a mysterious virus that has killed billions and turned many others into bloodthirsty zombies. Unable to stop the virus, the government develops a video game, “Dead Trigger,” that mirrors the terrifying events that curse the world. The players who kill the most zombies in the game are recruited to combat the zombie horde in real life. The elite team led by Captain Kyle Walker (Lundgren) travels to Terminal City, the origin of the outbreak, to find a team of scientists who have been working on a possible cure for the virus. The only way to get to them, however, is to go through a

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jan 1, 2018
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Creepy Game ‘We Happy Few’ Being Adapted For Film

‘We the Happy Few’ is the latest genre games to be getting a full feature length film adaption. Compulsion Games will be teaming up with Gold Circle Entertainment and dj2 for the film version of the creepy game, Variety reports. Head developer, Guillaume Provost said: “Dmitri, Stephan, and Dan approached us enthusiastically with real solid ideas about how to adapt our game to film while retaining its menace, dark humor, and central themes.” The first person perspective game is set in the fictional English city of Wellington Wells, a dystopian, retro, drug-fueled society following World War II and is on the verge of collapse in the 1960’s. Residents of the city, in attempt to forget the horrors they have witnessed, are hooked on a drug called “Joy” that induces happiness, but at the same time leaves them easily controlled and manipulated. In the game players choose one of three characters, who must live long enough to complete an important task

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Apr 3, 2017
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‘The Last Of Us’ Is Being Adapted Into A Movie

I have great news for the fans of the video game ‘The Last Of Us’, the highly ranked video game that was released last June, is being adapted into a live action movie. Joel is a hardened smuggler, but when he is asked to get the fourteen year old daughter of a dying friend across the country to another quarantine zone, he agrees. The journey through the post pandemic America will change them both forever. Together they face groups of survivors, infected people and burden of fighting for survival. Sony’s Screen Gems production company will be distributing the movie. ‘The Last Of Us’ movie already has several impressive names attached to the project. Neil Drunkmann, the creative director of Naughty Dog Entertainment, will be writing the movie’s script. Sam Raimi and Naughty Dog Entertainment’s co-presidents Christophe Balestra and Evan Wells will also be involved in ‘The Last Of Us’, though there is no word exactly what title they will have.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Apr 6, 2015

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Dolph Lundgren Leads A Zombie Killing Team In ‘Dead Trigger’

What do you get when you mix action star Dolph Lundgren and zombies? You get Dead Trigger. This sci-fi horror film from directors Mike Cuff and Scott Windhauser was written by Heinz Treschnitzer, based on the first-person shooter mobile game of the same name from Madfinger Games. The film, set in Terminal City in 2025, follows a mysterious virus that has killed billions and turned many others into bloodthirsty zombies. Unable to stop the virus, the government develops a video game, “Dead Trigger,” that mirrors the terrifying events that curse the world. The players who kill the most zombies in the game are recruited to combat the zombie horde in real life. The elite team led by Captain Kyle Walker (Lundgren) travels to Terminal City, the origin of the outbreak, to find a team of scientists who have been working on a possible cure for the virus. The only way to get to them, however, is to go through a

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jan 1, 2018
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Creepy Game ‘We Happy Few’ Being Adapted For Film

‘We the Happy Few’ is the latest genre games to be getting a full feature length film adaption. Compulsion Games will be teaming up with Gold Circle Entertainment and dj2 for the film version of the creepy game, Variety reports. Head developer, Guillaume Provost said: “Dmitri, Stephan, and Dan approached us enthusiastically with real solid ideas about how to adapt our game to film while retaining its menace, dark humor, and central themes.” The first person perspective game is set in the fictional English city of Wellington Wells, a dystopian, retro, drug-fueled society following World War II and is on the verge of collapse in the 1960’s. Residents of the city, in attempt to forget the horrors they have witnessed, are hooked on a drug called “Joy” that induces happiness, but at the same time leaves them easily controlled and manipulated. In the game players choose one of three characters, who must live long enough to complete an important task

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Apr 3, 2017
Horror Fuel

‘The Last Of Us’ Is Being Adapted Into A Movie

I have great news for the fans of the video game ‘The Last Of Us’, the highly ranked video game that was released last June, is being adapted into a live action movie. Joel is a hardened smuggler, but when he is asked to get the fourteen year old daughter of a dying friend across the country to another quarantine zone, he agrees. The journey through the post pandemic America will change them both forever. Together they face groups of survivors, infected people and burden of fighting for survival. Sony’s Screen Gems production company will be distributing the movie. ‘The Last Of Us’ movie already has several impressive names attached to the project. Neil Drunkmann, the creative director of Naughty Dog Entertainment, will be writing the movie’s script. Sam Raimi and Naughty Dog Entertainment’s co-presidents Christophe Balestra and Evan Wells will also be involved in ‘The Last Of Us’, though there is no word exactly what title they will have.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Apr 6, 2015