Charles & Georgia

I wouldn't say jump scares are underrated. If anything, they're over used. Now, that's not to say a well timed jump scare isn't scary, especially when you're in a relaxing moment and that suddenly changes, like an enemy breaking into a normally relaxing safe room. But a lot of jump scares are just repetitive and annoying. Now, psychological horror has a long lasting impression of showing you everything is not what it seems and twists what you know to a point you question what is or is not real. Part of why I like games like Silent Hill, where the monsters have representation of trauma and fear and you're constantly wondering: Is this part of the cult? Has the character lost their mind? Is it in relation to the constant drug trafficking in Silent Hill? Is it aliens? (That's just a joke for the joke endings lol), but psychological is a wonderful form of horror that can plague and sit with the gamer for years.

I agree. Fight or flight, not everything is meant to be fought and those games that force you to run really amp up your horror. The others have their moments, but when you get the.45 or the Magnum, heck, even the shotgun, fear is out the window, despite having limited ammo. But when your ability to fight is stripped and all you can do is run, then the adrenaline pumping from the fear is RAMPED

Something that would pose as interesting as both Bruce Campbell and Robert Englund have voiced possibilities for animation roles, could we potentially get Freddy vs Jason vs Ash as a sweet animated series or movies? Adult animation is doing pretty well these days so seeing them reprise their roles in animation and give us the sequels would be amazing.

I agree with C.M. The Big O deserves more recognition. It's an underrated gem on all accounts and should be spread further. I would love to see it make a comeback and get added to more Super Robot Wars titles