As a horror fan, I have a soft spot in my heart for slashers.

This is a shame because a good cast of characters can easily become the vehicle for the films worldview.

Take Terrifier 3, for example.

A collage showing one of the members of Don Yasa Crew on the left, riding a bike, Don Sagawa rapping and sitting on a bench on the middle, and Sonokuni’s protagonist looking at a tower from a cliff on the right.

This entry presents what looks like an ordinary killer.

It resembles a mix of a man and a bear, although youre never sure what it really is.

She had sex with them the previous night, and now they seem to be ignoring her.

A collage showing photos of moments in two different levels from Dreamcore.

Before coming to an answer, the strange beast attacks the couple and she needs to escape.

You know the writing is on point when it makes you empathize with a character on record time.

For example, Hanna is a filmmaker who doesnt seem to conceive of life outside of a screen.

characters making drugs in schedule 1.

However, two other characters stayed with me for days after seeing the credits of Grizzly Man.

The first is Johan, an old painter.

One morning hes alone, painting a landscape on a canvas.

A dark hand grabbing a big knife with the reflection of a character from Grizzly Man.

As he swings his brush, hes invaded by thoughts about other artists works and the power of perspective.

He seems to be suffering with his new painting, getting more and more doubtful about what art is.

Its sad that the man-bear strikes again and we dont get to know anything else from Johan.

Grizzly Man coming to the screen, about to attack Johan.

As the chapters pass, Robert tries to remember where he comes from.

He doesnt seem to have memories of his childhood or teenage years.

But I dont care about that now.

Claudia sitting on a rock, looking at her friends playing naked on a lake.

The letter ends with two heart-wrenching questions: Did I do the right thing son?

Or would you have preferred something else?"

I cant wait to see what surprises LCB Studios has in store for the next entries in the trilogy.

Ethan and his friend laughing at you, while Abigail is speaking about conspiracies.

Montraluz’s debut title is a horror game that uses liminal spaces as its main scenarios.

Learn more about Dreamcore as we explore its first level.

Johan painting on a canvas while he thinks about art.

A close shot to Robert’s face, smiling while showing his teeth.

Robert reading a letter, specifically a line about his stepmother’s dream.

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