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  1. Apr 10, 2024 · Daily Headlines covering Film, TV and more. Best video game movies of all time: 'Street Fighter,' 'Silent Hill,' 'Sonic the Hedgehog,' 'Super Mario Bros,' and more.

  2. 1. Sonic the Hedgehog. 2020 1h 39m PG. 6.5 (160K) Rate. 47 Metascore. After discovering a small, blue, fast hedgehog, a small-town police officer must help him defeat an evil genius who wants to do experiments on him. Director Jeff Fowler Stars Ben Schwartz James Marsden Jim Carrey.

  3. 15. Mythic Quest. 2020– 31 eps TV-MA. 7.7 (32K) Rate. TV Series. The head of a successful video game design company and his troubled staff struggle to keep their hit game 'Mythic Quest' on top. Creator Charlie Day Megan Ganz Rob McElhenney Stars Rob McElhenney Charlotte Nicdao Ashly Burch. 16.

    • Chanbara Beauty: The Movie—Vortex
    • Dead Trigger
    • House of The Dead
    • Alone in The Dark II
    • Alone in The Dark
    • Bloodrayne 2: Deliverance
    • Ao Oni Ver. 2.0
    • Tekken 2: Kazuya’s Revenge
    • Ao Oni
    • Postal

    Year: 2009 Director:Tsuyoshi Shoji Somehow looking even cheaper than the original OneChanbara movie, Chanbara Beauty: The Movie—Vortex (AKA OneChanbara: Bikini Zombie Slayers which tells you exactly all you need to know about this intensely amateurish film) feels like a rediscovered VHS copy of a movie some buddies made over a weekend one lazy summ...

    Year: 2017 Director:Mike Cuff, Scott Windhauser Dead Trigger holds a special place in history, being the first live-action videogame movie ever adapted from an app. Other than that particular milestone, the Dolph Lundgren-starring zombie movie is mostly only notable for its troubled production: Original writer/director Mike Cuff was fired two days ...

    Year: 2003 Director:Uwe Boll A group of kids head to an island rave, only to find out that it’s infested with zomb—okay, you know what? No words will ever truly describe how awful this movie is. Just watch this scene instead.—Megan Farokhmanesh

    Year: 2008 Director:Michael Roesch, Peter Scheerer Frequent Uwe Boll screenwriters/producers Peter Scheerer and Michael Roesch take over this notorious franchise for the sequel, which no longer even has the dubious merits of Christian Slater or Tara Reid to its name. Slater’s returning main character has been recast, interestingly enough, by Rick Y...

    Year: 2005 Director:Uwe Boll Based on the mostly has-been casting choices, you have to wonder if these actors weren’t alone in the dark themselves with unpaid bills. Christian Slater is captain of this failboat as a paranormal researcher with special abilities. There’s a plot in here somewhere, but its holes are big enough for Mr. Slater to drive s...

    Year: 2007 Director:Uwe Boll Muddy, shot almost entirely at night and plotted like a porn parody of Deadwood (that also happens to have vampires…at least in name), BloodRayne 2: Deliverance makes the first film in Uwe Boll’s franchise look like a fantasy masterpiece in comparison. Billy the Kid is a vampire (with an accent so unplaceable and uninte...

    Year: 2015 Director:Hideaki Maekawa Not a sequel to the original Ao Oni, Ao Oni ver. 2.0 has a new director (Hideaki Maekawa) and cast but involves the same characters doing the same thing as in the first film: Going into a mansion and encountering monsters. More than that, though, they follow a plot with many of the exact same moments. Released a ...

    Year: 2014 Director:Wych Kaos In a minefield of straight-to-DVD or direct-to-VOD sequels, Tekken 2: Kazuya’s Revenge is actually the rare videogame prequel film. Directed by Wych Kaosayananda (yes, of Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever infamy), the film sees the return of Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa’s Heihachi Mishima as the patriarch’s warped familial backstory i...

    Year: 2014 Director:Daisuke Nibayashi Daisuke Kobayashi’s dull adaptation of the RPG Maker horror game of the same name, Ao Oni’s extended sequence watching someone play/talk about the game in question is indicative of the whole. It’s a film filled with stereotypical videogame adaptation flaws: Wooden performances, silly plotting and lots of filler...

    Year: 2007 Director:Uwe Boll Perhaps Uwe Boll’s biggest swing at comedy, his shockless adaptation of Postal (featuring Boll staple Zack Ward and appearances by Dave Foley and J.K. Simmons) is a deeply racist, unfunny hackfest that feels as if Boll’s incompetent theft had looted the last trope from action movies and moved on to South Park. Boll co-w...

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    • The Last Of Us. The Last of Us is perhaps the most faithful video game live-action adaptation that takes some scenes word-for-word right out of the game and brilliantly uses its episodes to build better backstories and introduce aspects the game left out, like a better glimpse at the origins of the Cordyceps infection.
    • Twisted Metal. While Twisted Metal seemed like an odd game to call for an adaptation, much less a full-length series on Peacock, it worked seamlessly in live-action.
    • Werewolves Within. Werewolves Within is a bit of a surprising head-scratcher. It's adapted from the lesser-known Ubisoft social deduction VR game of the same name about a group of villagers trying to figure out which of them is secretly a werewolf.
    • Silent Hill. Loosely following the storyline of the first Silent Hill game, the movie creates new protagonists Chris and Rose Da Silva, the adoptive parents of a girl named Sharon, who has a past tied to the titular haunted town.
  4. 3 days ago · Sonic the Hedgehog (2020)64%. #6. Critics Consensus: Fittingly fleet and frequently fun, Sonic the Hedgehog is a video game-inspired adventure the whole family can enjoy -- and a fine excuse for Jim Carrey to tap into the manic energy that launched his career. Synopsis: The world needed a hero -- it got a hedgehog.

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  6. May 23, 2024 · Video Games Brought to Life. Lists about video games brought to the big screen and the small screen. Over 8K filmgoers have voted on the 50+ Best Movies Based On Video Games. Current Top 3: Sonic the Hedgehog, Detective Pikachu, Sonic the Hedgehog 2.