Jovovich Makes Time for Clock Tower Ok, so I was out of the loop on this until now. First, I didn't know they were making a movie based on one of my favorite childhood survival horror games, Clock Tower if you didn't catch it above. Notice I said one of my favorite survival horror games. This will be pertinent. Well today I just found an update on this and the actress, Milla Jovovich, that made me secretly love the films based on my favorite survival horror game, Resident Evil, is now going to be in this film as well. Playing Alyssa Hale, although it is listed as Alyssa Barron elsewhere. Read More...

Sony Combines Zombies And... Google Earth So here's a fun sounding idea. You take zombies and cities. You plot them out on a map. Then you use Google Earth to save all the people who were not ready for Z-Day. Brilliance! And it is call The Last Guy. Sounds a bit like playing Infected only using the top down map view, but still, it is a great idea. Could really help you finalize your zombie plan in your own town. Even though it breaks one of the cardinal rules of Z-Day. Read More...

Tecmo and Nintendo have at least revealed the story behind Fatal Frame IV (aka Fatal Frame Zero) which will debut for the first time ever on a Nintendo platform this July.  The story is based around a young girl who was kidnapped when she was young, and rescued by a detective.  Several years later 2 of 5 people involved in the kidnapping incident mysteriously die.  You must return to the clouded moon island in which the kidnapping took place and unravel the mystery behind the current happenings. There will be multiple settings to explore, including a deserted house and a decaying hospital, in which you will need to solve puzzles in order to unravel the mysterious happenings and history of the island, and eventually the truth about the kidnapping of your youth. Read More...

Survival Horror and fans of the series Fatal Frame should be happy to know the series is headed to the Wii for it's fourth installment, currently entitled Zero ~Tsukihami no Kamen~ in Japan.  New images were released by Tecmo showing in game images, which look really nice on the Wii.  Original Director Makoto Shibatais back for the fourth installment, but joining him this time is Goichi Suda, the creator of No More Heroes.  The duo previouslt teamed on the game Killer 7.  The player is once again armed with a camera or "Projective Machine" in which you fight the spirits with throughout the game. Read More...