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The New Xbox One Experience will be with us on November 12, and with it comes the highly-anticipated backwards compatibility update. Come the service’s release, 104 games from the Xbox 360’s vast back catalogue will be available to play on the Xbox One, says Mike Ybarra, Director Of Program Management for Xbox.

Today, I’m happy to unveil to you the first 104 Xbox One Backward Compatibility games. Some of my favorites are included, like the complete “Gears of War” catalog, “Assassin’s Creed II,” “Fallout 3,” “Borderlands,” and “Castle Crashers.” The full list of the first 104 games is below and can also be found on Xbox.com/BackCompat. And, as I shared at Gamescom, going forward, all Xbox 360 games available through Games with Gold after Nov. 12 will be playable on Xbox One.

You can peruse the full list of games to be available on day 1 below:

A Kingdom for Keflings

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Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No! was the TV movie event of the summer, and now it's coming home on Blu-ray and DVD this week! We have an exclusive clip from the special features. It goes behind-the-scenes to ask which celebrity should die next! Perhaps these dreams will come true in Sharknado 4, which is already confirmed to arrive next summer.

Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No! arrived in an extended version this past week, as the Blu-ray, DVD and Digital HD hit stores in blood-soaked style on Tuesday, October 6. This third chapter in the record breaking social media sensation is coming from Cinedigm and The Asylum. And it promises a whole tsunami of special features. These extras promise to drag you down into the heart of the terror.

Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No! stars Tara Reid,Ian Ziering, Cassie Scerbo, Bo Derek, Frankie Muniz, and David Hasselhoff alongside a...

It’s that time of the year again, as another Flash Sale has arisen on the PlayStation Network and will run until 11:00 a.m. Pst on Monday. Focusing mostly on the PlayStation 3, this bundle of sales features games discounted to less than $1 and represents a multitude of genres, including the likes of Surgeon Simulator, Dino Crisis, Katamari Damacy, Gravity Rush, and more.

The complete list of titles on sale can be found below:

PlayStation 4:

Dead Nation: Apocalypse Edition — $0.90

Home: A Unique Horror Adventure (Cross-Buy: PlayStation Vita) — $0.95

Surgeon Simulator: A&E Anniversary Edition — $0.91

Tennis in the Face (Cross-Buy: Ps Vita and PlayStation 3) — $0.95

PlayStation 3:

Babel Rising — $0.90

Back to the Future: The Game (Full Season) — $0.80

Bejeweled 3 — $0.95

Breath of Fire IV (Cross-Buy: Ps Vita and PlayStation Portable) — $0.96

Championship Bass (Cross-Buy: Ps Vita and PSP) — $0.96

Cloudberry Kingdom — $0.90

Dead Nation (Cross-Buy: Ps Vita) — $0.88

Dino Crisis (Cross-Buy: Ps Vita and PSP) — $0.96

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By Michael Juvinall, MoreHorror.com

We've been hearing about the Tiffany Shepis film She Wolf Rising for some time now. It was scheduled to be released back in 2010, but that didn't happen. Now we're foaming at the mouth with anticipation from a new extended trailer that was released on their Facebook page, check it out.

She Wolf Rising is written and directed by Marc Leland with Carl Burrows producing. The film stars Tiffany Shepis (Nightmare Man), Debbie Rochon (Santa Claws), Timothy Mandala (All My Children), Ruby Larocca (Zombie Babes), Tina Krause (Feeding Frenzy), and J. Edmund Fond.

She Wolf Rising is a comedic horror throwback to a Fright Nightstyle 80’s classic. It’s a fun ride that explores the dark side of underground filmmaking.

Film Synopsis:

Gina Sklar, the reigning queen of horror, portrayed by Tiffany Shepis, lures Jake Bubar (Tim Mandala) into the decadent world of illusions and myths.

In a very short time, filmmaker Ron Purtee is becoming quite the expert on creating no-budget shorts. His first effort, Becoming Undead, garnered a lot of attention from Internet audiences and led to Purtee’s next project - The Social Media Massacre, which the filmmaker hopes will some day become a trilogy of films.

Dread Central recently caught up with Purtee to find out what some of his favorite independent genre flicks are.

1. Raymond Did It (Written/Directed by Travis Legge)

I had the pleasure of seeing this on the big screen, and it did not disappoint. It's a huge throwback to films like Prom Night and Halloween. And the kills? Well, the kills are some of the most inventive things I've ever seen. Made me not want to do my laundry for a week. My family was less than happy.

2. Frozen (Written/Directed by Adam Green)

What can I...