Posted October 31, 2014
Just in time for Halloween!
The Basement, a maniac murderer movie with a claustrophobic setting and Dead Meat Walking: A Zombie Walk Documentary, focusing on the lively movement of playing (un)dead, are both available 50% off, DRM-free on GOG.com. That's only $2.99 for each until Tuesday!
In The Basement killer’s motive is unknown and the teenagers question why this is happening to them. With the killer holding vigil at the basement door, the teenagers soon realize they’re trapped, as the only way out is the very same way they got in. As events unfold, questions of their own sanity come to light and reality becomes distorted.
Zombies walk among us in Dead Meat Walking: A Zombie Walk Documentary, dog walker turned documentarian Omar J. Pineda’s spellbinding, visually horrific, and decadently delightful documentary that follows the growing international phenomenon known as the “zombie walk.” Pineda uncovers its origins — from the first “official” zombie walk (with a mere six participants), to walks attracting more than 15,000 undead zealots, made up to look their worst.
The Basement, a maniac murderer movie with a claustrophobic setting and Dead Meat Walking: A Zombie Walk Documentary, focusing on the lively movement of playing (un)dead, are both available 50% off, DRM-free on GOG.com. That's only $2.99 for each until Tuesday!
In The Basement killer’s motive is unknown and the teenagers question why this is happening to them. With the killer holding vigil at the basement door, the teenagers soon realize they’re trapped, as the only way out is the very same way they got in. As events unfold, questions of their own sanity come to light and reality becomes distorted.
Zombies walk among us in Dead Meat Walking: A Zombie Walk Documentary, dog walker turned documentarian Omar J. Pineda’s spellbinding, visually horrific, and decadently delightful documentary that follows the growing international phenomenon known as the “zombie walk.” Pineda uncovers its origins — from the first “official” zombie walk (with a mere six participants), to walks attracting more than 15,000 undead zealots, made up to look their worst.
