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This is the Halloween movie's-i've-watched-list (I need a catchier title) so far.

10/1 - Death Line (1972, US)
10/2 - Nightmare Detective (2006, Japan)
10/2 - Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974, US)
10/2 - Trick'r'Treat (2008, US)
10/2 - It's Alive (1974, US)
10/2 - It's Alive (2008, US)
10/2 - The Frozen Dead (1968, US)
10/3 - Blood Feast (1963, US)

A little bit US heavy so far, but I have some Fulci stuff lined up so that will change.

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Neither a sequel to nor a port of Brave: The Search for Spirit Dancer on the PlayStation 2, this newest effort for the Xbox 360 instead serves as something of an extended cut. Since they had a few years to ruminate on the issues that plagued the original title (a unfocused hodgepodge of game mechanics that resulted in an average, albeit outdated, platformer by 2007's standards), the developers surely have produced a superior effort this time, right? Spoiler alert: wrong.

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Pangya is a golf game on the surface. A quirky, eccentric, anime-injected golf game. The best example of its sensibilities that I can give you is this: you can spend as much time upgrading your chosen character's golf game as you can saving points to buy a happy bear that carries your clubs for you. If you're in the market for a golf sim you should probably just go grab Tiger Woods PGA Tour and buy a bunch of polo shirts.

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The King of the Fighters XII may have a new sheen, but it's missing a lot of what made some of those early titles so entertaining. At times it just feels incomplete. Some characters have regressed to their move sets from much earlier games, while others have been cut altogether.

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Madballs in... BABO: Invasion isn't the deepest game, but it shouldn't be. Games like this are great because of their simplicity, not in spite of it. Gameplay revolves (get it?) around your chosen circular hero rolling from place to place and causing as much havoc as possible.

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