Now, clearly I'm just rushing out a Halloween themed review, but the question I'm sure many metal fans may be asking is 'If you're such a huge King Diamond fan, why not post something he was involved in like Fatal Portrait or Melissa? They both contain themes pertaining to Halloween'. Well hypothetical reader, you're right, King has a fascination with this holiday that celebrates the dark and macabre like no other. But let's face it, though Halloween isn't really a 'scary' day, in the days leading up to it, we all try to be scared. Horror movie marathons, haunted houses, getting blackout drunk and trying to take home Big Rhonda, we all do things that we hope will scare us. King is goofy as hell, I love him and you (should) love him too, but the dude embodies April Fool's Day more than Halloween.

And that's why I've chosen to review the British industrial/black/ambient creatures in The Axis of Perdition, namely their second album: Deleted Scenes from the Transition Hospital. I'm going to veer off track really quick and explain my thoughts on what horror truly is, what it is that genuinely scares people. Nobody is truly scared by slasher movies made post-1980, basically only Halloween and Friday the 13th have any real sense of dread, every other slasher movie since then has all been about the spectacle (unless you count the original Texas Chain Saw Massacre from 1974 as a slasher flick, then there are three acceptable scary ones). Install Asus Acpi Driver Windows 7.

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Haunted houses have a bit more emotional investment since you yourself are actually involved, but you know that you're just on rails and will be safe and sound in about a half hour, so there's no real suspense or danger about the people jumping out at you. When it comes to film, it's the ones that focus on what you don't see that are truly terrifying. Crysis 2 V1.9 Cracked Proper Fltdox. The ones that build slowly and present a suffocating, claustrophobic atmosphere. John Carpenter's The Thing is my favorite movie ever, and I maintain that nothing else has ever had such a perfect balance of claustrophobic, paranoid terror, and the disgust grotesquery when things go downhill. I can't explain what makes Takashi Miike's Audition so great without spoiling it for you, but trust me when I say you should watch it pronto. Ju-On (what would be remade in America as The Grudge) was probably the last movie to truly scare the fuck out of me, and it's not even a good movie.

It builds up for 80-90 minutes with awful acting and bland characters and shit I just couldn't care less about, but the climax makes you realize how well everything came together, and concludes with such a harrowing final sequence that my breathing was noticeably accelerated when it ended. And then we have videogames. Yeah I realize it seems silly, but believe me when I say a videogame, when well done enough, can be the scariest fucking thing imaginable. The good ones take the slow building, helpless, paranoid atmosphere of good horror films and adds the tension of haunted houses by placing you in control.

Yeah, you can turn the game off, but when you're invested and playing, you may not escape, you may not make it out alive. One bad choice and you may find yourself face to face with your own mortality.

Most games pegged with 'horror' are silly, as I'm sure many people think of the Resident Evil series, which is about as scary as a white sheet with eyes drawn on it, but you catch the right thing and you're in for some grade-A nightmare fuel. Clocktower, Fatal Frame, Silent Hill, Amnesia, it's series like these that make you feel helpless and alone and terrified of a malevolent something that wants you dead. Anybody who has ever played these games knows what I'm talking about. Hell I haven't even been able to find the balls to play Fatal Frame without being surrounded by friends, that shit is soul-draining. Why the long diversion? Well part of it is because tangential tirades are as much a part of my shtick as food similes and toilet humor, and the other part of it is because The Axis of Perdition gets their inspiration from the darkest and most twisted of the aforementioned ways to scare the piss out of you, the Silent Hill series.