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Game Review: Beyond: Two Souls (PS3)

22/10/201610/02/2018 Sally 'Fleshmechanic' Powell 0 Comments Aiden, beyond two souls, Beyond: Two Souls, Ellen Page, entity, jodie holmes, nathan dawkins, playstation 3, PS3, quantic dreams, Sony, Willem dafoe, william dafoe

“Ever since I was born, I’ve been linked to an entity. His name is Aiden and he’s always with me.

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Horror Movie Review: The Forest (2016)

09/03/201623/03/2017 Carl 'The Disc' Fisher 0 Comments Aiden, Aokigahara Forest, Forest, game of thrones, Ghosts, Grave Halloween, horror, Japan, Japanese Mythology, Jess, Jump Scares, Loud Noises, Mount Fuji, Natalie Dormer, Sarah, Sea of Trees, Suicide Forest, Suicide Prevention, The Forest, Trees, Yurei

Within 10 minutes The Forest has a jump scare…yep, it’s that kind of movie. Aokigahara Forest (also known as the

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