carlsbagy

I never cared from omori. I knew about its existence but I knew absolutely nothing about the story and it generally didn't seem like my kind of thing, and I played undertale anyway, which had a way better rating. "So that means it must be the better game", I had thought. And that and deltarune were the only real RPGs I ever played. I always thought that the game of omori looked creepy though for one character, a minor antagonist. Some creature called "hellmari" is what I thought looked the creepiest. And I thought "well I've seen it all. No need to play it."

5 days ago, on Christmas, my cousin gifted me omori. And Jesus. Christ.

I take a lot of time while playing games. I added on plenty of more hours while playing the last of us 1 and 2. It isn't something I dislike- I just really enjoy taking my time in games, and I typically take longer to do stuff or get anything done in games because I just... take my time.

I beat this game in 4 days.

It's a decently long game. Probably longer than undertale, if you go for a normal run in that game. I spent about 23 hours on it. In 4 days. About 5-6 hours a day in about 2 or 3 sittings, typically. I am not that type of guy normally. It took me half a year to beat doom eternal. I'm still playing half life 1, 4 months later after buying it and haven't even touched HL2. This game attracted me like a fly trap.

I got a quarter of the achievements, did most of the mini bosses in the normal route, and did both the good and bad ending. (Albeit, with a back up save.)

It feels like a normal RPG at parts. And then an anvil hits you over the head and it becomes... well, just a creepy RPG. But the false sense of security you get from playing a genuinely fun part of the story to a creepy land with honestly horrifying monsters around is such a good tactic. And even if you didn't initially have that feeling of safety, it would still be creepy. But thankfully, the game doesn't overstay. In fact, I feel like it's a bit short. Either way, the game is absolutely perfect. Personally, I can't think of a bad thing about it- maybe there's something I forgot. But all the characters are likable (if not likable, interesting) and all of the locations are strange or even scary at points.

Play. The game. It changed my life. I can't keep going on about it, but even just the ending is worth your buck. Speaking of which, it's about 20-30 bucks depending on what you're getting it on. And you get a free game with a free, great story on top of it.

I mean it when I say it changed my life. It is the best game of all time and it really gets you thinking. 10/10.

Throughout the past 6 years (well, 4 when this came out) Halloween built up a movie franchise- a revival- a return to form. Halloween 2018, a fun film with good kills and a good vibe. Halloween Kills, the depressing but (in my opinion) amazing film even better than 2018. And then Halloween Ends, the... well, the movie. It's something, alright. It's memorable! But for all of the wrong reasons.

Halloween ends is awful. I mean it is TRULY awful. Halloween ends- it is not a horror film. It is not a dark comedy. It isn't a mix of both like 2018 was (close to being) anyway. It doesn't take itself seriously and it doesn't take itself lightly either. The movie isn't a horror at all, and there are probably 6 kills, and after all this time I remember 3 of them, one of them being the final scene where something predictable happens (but I still won't spoil.) Halloween ends isn't even a Halloween film, Micheal Myers is at the end and a small bit in the middle for about 15 minutes of screen time in the movie. This movie, unironically, is a love story- and I don't even mean that as a hyperbole. The movie is literally about a girl getting with a guy who stole Micheal Myers' mask and kills people with the iconic murderer pops in at times in his own film. There aren't any redeemable parts besides the ending which feels like an actually different ending, the start, and the kills which are sprinkled around instead of being a Halloween film. If you watch the trailer, then you have seen everything worth seeing besides a few scenes with Micheal fighting someone.

I don't even remember if Micheal does any of the kills or if it's just the guy.

Just look the start, end, and kills up.

This short lasts 3 minutes. And while it took 3 minutes, I want my money back that I didn't spend and time back. This movie is like the VHS from the ring. Except different; there is literally one interesting thing about it that we have no reason for. The movie is a bunch of videos of lakes, ducks, and crowds but with inverted colors, a few optical illusions, all flashing a few seconds at the time, and occasionally a plague doctor appears. He kind of just stares and prods at the camera a few times and that's it. Just inverted colors of ducks. A lot of times the same footage of ducks but different. There's no explanation on why the "movie" is banned or how it's disturbing, that's why the plot is so short. The plot added MORE than the ACTUAL SHORT!