Born to Game: Day 2 of Gen Con 2015 [ARTICLE/EVENT]
Jun15

Born to Game: Day 2 of Gen Con 2015 [ARTICLE/EVENT]

Chatting with Ben Loomes was refreshing, as his desire for improving the storytelling landscape around him was one I could totally understand. As a roleplayer himself, he found real world campaigns lacked the auditory elements found in video games and set about to change that. Using a complex sample based program (so that every type of sound can have random components) with reverb options (so you can have sounds happening in different qualitative environments, from open plains to confined caverns), he created a series of sound effects and music scores that can be triggered by your smartphone

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Born to Game: Day 1 of Gen Con 2015  [EXTENDED ARTICLE]
Jun08

Born to Game: Day 1 of Gen Con 2015 [EXTENDED ARTICLE]

Gen Con has the distinction of being the largest table top gaming Convention in North America, with a focus on board games, pen-and-paper, card games, and anything related to games that are not primarily played in the digital realm. (This doesn’t mean that there aren’t some cool tabletop games that take advantage of technology in their gameplay, but the technology isn’t required for the playing of most of the games.)

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Tea Time: How to Make a Victorian Picnic [EVENT ARTICLE]
Jun04

Tea Time: How to Make a Victorian Picnic [EVENT ARTICLE]

The story about Victorian Picnics in Krasnodar’s origin. Here’s details of making this kind of events with examples.

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Tory Jones: A Wicked Interview with a Slasher Movie Director [INTERVIEW]
Jun01

Tory Jones: A Wicked Interview with a Slasher Movie Director [INTERVIEW]

Tory Jones is a local Kentucky movie director and founder of Jonestown Films. His first film was The Killbillies which was released in 2009. His upcoming movie is a slasher film called The Wicked One, which won 3rd place on Horror Society for “Most Anticipated Horror Film of 2016,” losing to The Barn and Don’t Fuck in the Woods, but beating Rob Zombie’s 31.

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HorrorHound Weekend: A Howl of a Good Time! [ARTICLE/EVENT]
Apr20

HorrorHound Weekend: A Howl of a Good Time! [ARTICLE/EVENT]

HorrorHound Weekend is a traveling convention hosted by HorrorHound magazine. Each issue of HorrorHound contains film facts, interviews, and horror fan lifestyles to name a few. You can expect to find similar things at the conventions.

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Beneath the Cowl: Seeing the Brilliance in Batman V. Superman [FILM EDITORIAL]
Mar30

Beneath the Cowl: Seeing the Brilliance in Batman V. Superman [FILM EDITORIAL]

Without doubt, Batman V. Superman: Dawn of Justice is the most Gothic comic book film since Alex Proyas’ The Crow with Brandon Lee. However, Batman V. Superman (B vs. S) is something very different than The Crow. The Crow was intended to be just one film, and future films almost destroyed the incredible work they’d done in that original, whereas B vs. S is designed to be the second film in the DC Universe and open the way to a ton of new films.

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Illuminating Batman V. Superman: 12 Theories Revealed [FILM EDITORIAL]
Mar30

Illuminating Batman V. Superman: 12 Theories Revealed [FILM EDITORIAL]

So you’ve now seen Batman v. Superman (B vs. S) and, if you’re like me, have a lot of concepts swirling around in your head. For regular readers of DarkestGoth, I’m going to assume that one of the thoughts swirling in your head was NOT that “this movie is too dark.” Unrelenting and deep? Yes. Confusing and dense? Maybe. Too dark? No. Arranged loosely in order of appearance in the film are my 12 theories on this film, some of which will hopefully give you new reasons to enjoy and respect this impressive film that’s been getting a lot of hatred. [WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD]

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Gothic Interior & Home Decor: It’s Not Difficult! [STYLE ARTICLE]
Mar23

Gothic Interior & Home Decor: It’s Not Difficult! [STYLE ARTICLE]

Are you fond of Gothic style and want to see it in your apartment? I’m sure, if you’re like me, then you say, “Yes”. Of course, it’s not so easy to make a Medieval or dark and aristocratic setting. More precisely, it’s not affordable for most of us. However, don’t give up. I’ll tell about some simple things, which helped me to create a Gothic atmosphere at my home.

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Exposing Skeletons: Getting “Spooked” with Christopher Saint Booth [ARTICLE/INTERVIEW]
Dec30

Exposing Skeletons: Getting “Spooked” with Christopher Saint Booth [ARTICLE/INTERVIEW]

Christopher Saint Booth is an author, producer and director. He and his brother Philip are known as the Booth Brothers and they produce paranormal documentaries and films released through their production company, Spooked Productions. Since their first film DarkPlace (2007) they have developed quite a fan base. Their latest film Dead Still is set for release in 2016.

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Editor’s Recut: The Star Wars Prequels Become Watchable [ARTICLE/VIDEO]
Dec11

Editor’s Recut: The Star Wars Prequels Become Watchable [ARTICLE/VIDEO]

With the Star Wars Episode VII coming our next week, if you’re like us, you’ve already watched through the Steelbooks of episodes IV, V, and VI! But wouldn’t it be great if somehow the prequels hadn’t sucked, so you could watch those too? If there had been an editor who could’ve told George Lucas ‘No’ on some of the bad ideas that made it into those films?

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DGM Holiday Guide 2015: Darkly Fun Gifts [ARTICLE]
Dec09

DGM Holiday Guide 2015: Darkly Fun Gifts [ARTICLE]

This holiday season we thought we’d list some of the things that’ve made it on the staff’s gift list and share some of the reasons we think they’re awesome enough to give to others (or to yourself). Some of these we’ve reviewed, some we haven’t, and some we’ll be reviewing soon, but didn’t want you to miss out on them beforehand!

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