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Crime Secrets: Crimson Lily Lily Lily Lily Lily, (1) is the sequel to 2006’s Bloody Sunday, which was released by Mach 10 Studios. The actors, real name Seth Sterling and his fans, were after this year’s first trailer for a feature-length live-action remake of Black Christmas.

In the original movie, Kevin Eastman stars as Johnny Whitford, an ex-Black Winter security guard. After a botched mission, he’s forced to team up with his former colleague Willis (Hustle Street), who’s working in the trailer park at the Lonely Lodge. Trouble is, Willis is a woman, and Whitford’s own mind is at the wheel, since Willis is the son of a disgraced nurse. When he falls ill, Willis joins the police force as a detective.

Nicolas Dillon (Stranger Things) is the voice behind the movie’s co-stars, and John Cho (Heart of Darkness) and Rachel McAdams (The Silence of the Lambs) are cast in the roles.

When it came to ratings, a couple of series' (including an Academy Award win for Best Adapted Screenplay) were amongst the first to bag a TV series. Other shows on this list have failed, however.

The Smurfs were in the running for six Oscars in 2008, but they weren’t a commercial hit, and it looks like they’re finally back in contention. But, based on the trailers, we can’t imagine them taking too long to make a comeback.

This was the last movie from the Twisted Metal franchise to be set in the UK, but it was the final one to appear in that decade. It’s a revenge thriller about a group of car thieves who decide that getting in with one another should be a good idea.

The last time a director and writer had the taste of a genre-blending thriller was directed by David Jaffe. Jaffe created the Munchkins-focused Twisted Metal series with a script penned by David Jaffe. But, like most movie-makers, Jaffe never managed to make a second one.

Well, that happened last year, with his latest film, Chainsaw Massacre, hitting cinemas. This time around, it was directed by the hugely acclaimed John Carpenter. It’s been a strange go-around for the series.

David Jaffe is no stranger to horror, having directed such classics as The Fog, The Fog and the final Dredd film before his magnificent comeback in 2012 with Escape from New York. It was a popular choice, as it gave him a direction that was suitable for horror.

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He helmed the original trilogy of games for seven years, and it quickly became a huge hit with gamers. It was also the start of his career on PlayStation’s Singularity, a title that could run for a long time. Though a remake of the third game was promised, nothing has been confirmed for the sequel.

The Master Chief Collection came out last year for Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC. It has not been revealed what gameplay has been altered, but it’s not likely to have any of the controversial Halo installments.

Halo: The Master Chief Collection is a compilation of the first four Halo games, and they’re all great in their own right. They are some of the best first-person shooters ever made, with an emotional story, an engaging multiplayer, and enjoyable campaign.

Released in 2019, Resident Evil 7: Biohazard was one of the first titles to try and make the series a success in modern times. The game blended horror and action elements well, giving players a scare with frightening scares and a genuinely interesting story.

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There are some issues with the game, such as the infamous jump scare, but the gameplay was enjoyable and the story was well worth the price of entry alone.

Whereas the first Hitman games were all about creative action and exciting stealth, Hitman 2: Silent Assassin was all about the classic assassination and shooting that is still relevant today. The game doesn’t contain any of the older missions, but instead takes the player through different parts of the globe and places.

The game’s story focuses on Agent 47 who is searching for a missing daughter and tracking down his targets. Hitman 2 features the largest and best open world in the series with 47’s journey to find her.

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The Resident Evil franchise started in 1998 and still remains one of the best-running horror series today. It introduced fans to the unique characters, the intelligent and engaging story, and the first-person perspective.