>>214406672
I watched it very loud in my home theater, far away from the pause button (yes, I am convinced that knowing you can quickly press space-bar at any time makes horror less suspenseful) and I found the horror elements to be quite good. also loud = scary really got me at one point when the main chick was looking at the ceiling. i didn't just get jump scared i actually felt a weird sensation in my back. was quite good. maybe I just don't watch horror loud enough typically.
anyway of course it becomes a genre film as it goes on, which is always the problem with horror, and as it unwinds it becomes less spooky instead of more.

still, I'd give it a 7/10 which is as high a score as horror can get. at the end of the day it's a movie mostly meant to entertain, you're not gonna be thinking about anything interesting after leaving, except maybe "yea that was kinda fun"

grey season returns

>>536781878
why pick Unity over UE for 3D?
if you turn off Lumen and Nanite and you're making a low poly style 3D game, then performance is not gonna be a problem, and UE5 has Metahuman and Blueprints, while Unity has... C# I guess?
As for Godot, I don't understand why it's used at all. But I'm also a nodev (as of now)
Genuine question btw.

>>23084027
mornin

Bit late but just had a fryup lads