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Things keep going from bad to worse for the Borderlands movie, and now it has been dealt perhaps the most cruel insult of all. Infamous film director and full-time troll Uwe Boll has come out all guns blazing at the film's reception, positively jubilant at how badly it's been received.
Boss Team Games has announced two 16-bit platformers based on John Carpenter's Halloween and the Starz TV show Ash vs Evil Dead.
The latest movie in the Alien series pays tribute to the 2014 game Alien Isolation, according to the film’s director.
Two new games based on John Carpenter's Halloween franchise are in the works, and the iconic horror director himself is involved in at least one of them.
The Borderlands film is out, and in case you somehow missed the news, it really sucks. Despite the concerns of Joshua Wolens, it also looks well on its way to becoming a bonafide box office bomb, earning just $8.8 million over its opening weekend in the US ($16.5 million globally), which is not great for a film that cost around $150 million to make.
The release of open-world game Terminator: Survivors has been delayed, publisher Nacon has announced.
The studio behind Evil Dead: The Game is coming back to another famous horror IP for future games. In an exclusive with IGN, Boss Team Games revealed that it’s working on two games based on the original horror slasher film Halloweenfrom 1978, with one being made in conjunction with writer and director John Carpenter himself.
Two games based on Halloween are currently in development, it’s been revealed.