Paranormal Activity 4ormula Trailer

There's no denying the juggernaut franchise that Paranormal Activity has become. Four movies which which cost about 13 million to produce have grossed well over a half a billion dollars, not too shabby for a series that started with $15,000. Personally, I enjoy the series but I can clearly see its faults and why people love to make fun of it. Few people have been as successful with their jabs at the series as brentalfoss who produced a trailer after the debut of the third film which perfectly spoofs the formula used to make each movie. Enjoy and Happy Halloween!

Visit Future Tokyo In Fan Made Doctor Who Anime

Since I've recently outed myself as a Dr. Who fan, I figure it's a good time to post a fan made anime episode of Dr. Who I stumbled on. Much like the recent Star Wars Anime, it's really damn impressive to see what a dedicated fan can produce based on an established franchise. Clocking in around 12 minutes, the episode fittingly takes place in a futuristic Tokyo and features some of the Doctor's most iconic villains like the Cybermen and Daleks. The style is based on the older Doctor Who series well before the 2005 reboot. This is a must watch for any fan of the series. Enjoy!

Club Nintendo October Rewards Update #5

Nintendo has updated their downloadable Club Nintendo rewards replacing Pilotwings with Super Punch-Out!! for Wii Virtual Console.The expiration date for this offer is now November 14 and the price is 150 coins. Be sure to check back November 5 for the next reward, which will likely be on eShop or 3DS Virtual Console.

Super Punch-Out!! - Wii Virtual Console
150 Coins (Available Until November 14)

New Evil Dead Trailer Looks "Groovy"

Evil Dead is one of those off beat horror flicks that polarizes a lot of viewers. While many people point to the superior and infinitely more memorable Evil Dead II, there's no denying the ambition and fun of the highly successful indie original. What many forget is that the original movie was a more serious take on the horror genre versus the "horror comedy" the series evolved into. There is a lot of argument whether this film is a remake or sequel and from the looks of the new trailer, I would classify it as a sequel/tribute. Many iconic scenes have been redone but this is a new cast of characters simply in the same cabin from the original film so don't fear someone trying to replace Bruce Campbell as the lovable Ash. As a matter of fact, both Bruce Campbell and series creator Sam Raimi are producing the new film with the former even scheduled to appear in a cameo. One of the more exciting revelations is that the film is supposed to be done with practical effects which based on the trailer, look pretty damn sweet. Enjoy!

DreamRift Would Like To Return To Monster Tale

It's no secret I am a fan of the often overlooked Nintendo DS "Metroidvania" gem, Monster Tale. I am happy to report that developer DreamRift has not forgotten their first original title and would even like to produce a sequel. Released last year, Monster Tale was DreamRift's first game and got the attention of Disney who contracted the company to produce Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion for the 3DS. DreamRift founder and creative director Peter Ong was open when sharing his thoughts on Monster Tale.

"I can't say too much right now regarding Monster Tale's future, although we have exciting ideas for it. Anything is possible, either with a publisher or through other avenues such as the eShop. We definitely hold a special place in our heaarts for [Monster Tale] with it being our first full creation at DreamRift, and we'd love to bring it back."

What's next for DreamRift after 3DS Epic Mickey? Ong said that is up to the fans.

"It'll be the support of the fans ... that will ultimately determine what DreamRift makes."

Personally, I would love to see a follow-up to this game on 3DS or even the Wii U eShop. Do yourself a favor a grab a copy of Monster Tale and enjoy one of the best original DS titles.

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Live Action Castlevania Series Haunts YouTube This Halloween

As Castlevania begins its trek to hit the silver screen, a group of fans have released the first part of a new live action Castlevania series. Titled Castlevania: Hymn of Blood, the new series shows promise and a nice bit of polish for being fan produced but as time goes on, fans have shown a better grasp of video game source material than the "professionals" and are constantly improving their craft. I urge you to check out the beginning of this series which ends with a preview of the next chapter, a nice touch. Enjoy!