The Twilight Syndrome movies are based on a video game, and both "Deadly Theme Park" and this one, "Death Cruise," are about being part of a video game. I thought it was a cool idea, but apparently, the writers didn't, because they didn't really do much with it. The movies sounded like they'd be innovative, but they weren't. At all.

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“ Twilight Syndrome Murder Case… ” Chiaki mused, stroking the screen. “Yup! Designed by yours truly!” “That’s such a lie,” Chiaki stated. “ Twilight Syndrome is a horror-themed adventure game series released exclusively in Japan. It was created by Human Entertainment and continued by Spike after Human folded in the late 1990s.

Twilight Syndrome: Dead Go Round (aka: Twilight Syndrome: Deadly Theme Park) (2008) I was playing streaming roulette one night, and happened upon this silly fantasy/horror film based on a video game series in Japan. A group of players are transported to a deserted amusement park, and are forced to take part in a winner-take-all competition.

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Jigoku (1960) Many films about hell make promises about what you might see, but few deliver. Jigoku is a rare exception that doe...

Considering these movies are nothing more than marketing tie-ins, they aren't too bad. They feel original in a lot of ways and don't play on the typical Asian horror cliches. Although I prefer the other film, "Deadly Theme Park," this one is decent up until a mostly lackluster ending with nothing explained.

Killer7 is a 2005 action-adventure video game for the GameCube and PlayStation 2, developed by Grasshopper Manufacture and published by Capcom. The game was written and directed by Goichi Suda, also known by the nickname Suda51, and produced by Hiroyuki Kobayashi. — The game follows an elite group of

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