Star Citizen 3.24.1 - 10 Minutes More or Less Ship Review & Giveaway - ANVIL TERRAPIN
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
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Welcome to 10 minutes More or Less ship review for the Anvil Terrapin! In game version 3.24.1.
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This is using update 3.24.1, the Anvil Terrapin is available in game. It is priced at $220 on the pledge store and 5,433,120 aUEC in game - you can buy it at ASTRO ARMADA in the city of AREA 18 on ARCCORP.
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If you are not a fan of horror, or anything scary like that. You can also comment on your favorite non horror movie, show, or experience.
When I was a child, my curiosity for exploring the unknown was boundless. One day, a friend introduced me to the thrill of venturing into abandoned military sites-bunkers, communication centres, towers, and the like. After visiting several of these haunting places, our small group was hooked, and we heard whispers of a forsaken military town. Without hesitation, we planned the trip, gathered supplies, packed our gear, and boarded a bus. Three hours of driving and another four trekking through dense forest brought us to our destination.
The town had a distinct Soviet-era feel, with its typical five-storey buildings and stark architecture. But after more than 20 years of abandonment, the slow decay had given it a sinister beauty, as if the place itself had been forgotten by time. Nature had claimed much of it, lending the town an unsettling, ghostly atmosphere.
With daylight still on our side, we explored a bunker and several recreation buildings-a decrepit sports centre with a basketball court, a long-abandoned café, and a few forgotten technical facilities.
As the sun began its descent, casting long shadows across the crumbling structures, we chose a building in the heart of the town to shelter for the night. We set up on the fifth floor, in what was once a two-bedroom flat, complete with a balcony that overlooked the eerie emptiness below. From that vantage point, we could see the entire city, isolated in the middle of nowhere. The sun finally disappeared, and the oppressive blackness swallowed everything. The weight of it pressed on us, an unshakable feeling that something wasn't right. None of the five of us could escape the creeping unease.
We cooked a meagre dinner on a camp stove, trying to distract ourselves with stories. Eventually, sleep took us, though rest was fleeting. At dawn's first light, we awoke, packed quickly, and left that forsaken place behind-never to return.
I remember when a few friends and I decided to spend the night at the old Säter mental hospital in Sweden. The place was supposed to be abandoned, just a creepy spot to test our nerves. At first, it was all fun-joking around, exploring the eerie halls. But after midnight, things got strange.
We were lying in our sleeping bags when we heard footsteps in the hallway. At first, we laughed it off, thinking it was just one of us playing a prank. But then the footsteps kept going, slow and dragging, like someone was limping through the dark.
We went quiet, staring at each other. The sound stopped right outside our room. None of us moved. We just listened, barely breathing.
Eventually, we couldn’t take it anymore. We grabbed our stuff and bolted, not daring to open that door. We didn’t stay to see what-or who-was on the other side.
Later, we found out that it’s common for locals to sneak into the hospital to scare anyone trying to spend the night. But honestly, I’m still not sure if that’s what we heard... or if something else was lurking in those halls.
Favorite horror movie is 100% alien, just the entire franchise. I love how they use tension as their main aspect of horror, and I gave recently seen the most recent one in the cinemas, absolutely loved it!
Star Citizen's toliets. My experiwnce with those poo bowls have been quite the horror show for all those who grace themselves on their personal ship poo thrones. Truely a haunting experience.
Hah, I have been playing all week, but I guess it is good I don't bother going in the restroom ..... I did notice some ships do not have a restroom though, do cargo hauling peasants not have bodily functions? In the future do you have to pay a subscription for biology?
I shit you not (pun intended), I have been sucked outside the ship when sitting on the throne during QT travel. It made me stop and think for 30 seconds before bursting out laughing at the thought, that I just got sucked out the toilet, and spat into deep space, while my ship happily continued on it's own to the destination station. You could say I was caught with my pants down.
As a kid, I remember watching Alien and being terrified. Soon after, I went camping in the mountains, and one night, I heard something at a nearby stream. My imagination ran wild, thinking of the movie’s creatures, but it turned out to be a mountain lion quietly drinking water. The fear from the film and the real-life encounter with the puma made that night unforgettable!
"Event Horizon" In my opinion, one of the scariest films. Science fiction that asks the question of whether people can foresee everything in their desire for discovery and progress and whether they can remain humans in the end.
Event Horizon is amazing
I made a mistake of thinking it was a sci-fi movie when it first came out and got pretty spooked at the end 😂
"Haute Tension" An excellent French genre film like few others. Alexandre Aja brings his touch of anguish and carnage without there being anything to complain about, apart from perhaps a few run-ons. In my opinion, the final twist is very good, and doesn't need to make much sense. There's no point deconstructing every scene to try and find inconsistencies when you really understand the story.All the ingredients are here: isolated house, dark night, sadistic killer, young students, gory and creepy scenes... The terror and anguish are there at every moment, and you're really hooked. The acting is top-notch, and the staging is meticulous, breathtaking and inventive. The 3 main actors are very good, the atmosphere is as anxiety-inducing as possible, and the sound effects add to the sense of unease.
Favorite horror movie is a tie between Alien and Event Horizon. There is just something about bad stuff happening in space. There is literally no escape. It is claustrophobic, while at the same time so lonely and empty and wide open. Knowing that there are things in the darkness that you do not understand that are after you with its only desire is to end you or use you to further its own existence, and there is very little you can do to stop it. The atmosphere, the tension, the slow burn of these movies is just the chef's kiss. Nice video!
My favorite horror movie is a classic, The Shining, while my favorite show is any episode of Dr. Who where there are the Weeping Angels. Those are terrifying. The first time I saw them, I was little, and it scarred me for a long time.
I saw the "The Shining" (1980) when I was 10 and it gave me nightmares and a life-long phobia of hotels, axes and typewriters.
The shining is a long time favorite. Very good at giving those nightmares.
When I was a kid there was this show airing on tv here in Australia called Jeopardy which was a sort of found footage UFO experience show where a group of Scottish students went out into the bush looking for aliens and went missing. As a kid the mix of disjointed found footage clips of panicked teenagers trying to survive alongside the eerie happenings throughout the show mindf*cked my child brain and really gave me this sense of creepy immersion and made me feel just as confused as the characters seemed.
"Apollo 18" was the first horror movie I ever saw, and one of my favorites. It's not the scariest, but I love quiet, atmospheric horror: there's not a sound, and nothing happens while you expect something... Being stuck hundreds of thousands of kilometers from Earth, with little to no communications on a silent "Sea of Tranquility", when you think there might be something out there... that's something.
I grew up watching a lot of science fiction horror movies and even though I was way too young to see them back then, they were and still are my favorites.
The most memorable are these films:
- Event Horizon
- Alien
- Pitch Black
- Species
It's not a special experience in particular but the general feeling that these films trigger is always a nice kick.
My Dad once took my sister (6) and I (11) through what was then billed as "The worlds scariest Haunted House" somewhere in Tennessee, late 1970s. Nearly every room ended with a blackout, a loud bang, then sudden strobe lights, loud noises, and the actors right in the group with you (Usually with a chain saw running). It was terrifying. By the end of the House, my little sister was completely wrapped around my Dad's head, as that was as high as she could climb, and I had a nice collection of belt loops, that were once on my Dad's jeans.
I hate going to haunted houses, but I love doing them myself! I never thought making adults screams like crazy would be so fun. I can also makes up my own characters/costumes as long as they are scary.
Great review of the Anvil Terrapin! The breakdown of its utility, defense capabilities, and role in exploration made me appreciate its design even more. The emphasis on its durability and how it stands out among other exploration ships is spot on. Star Citizen has always amazed me with its attention to detail, and the Terrapin is no exception. Thank you for the concise yet insightful review! I would love to experience the Terrapin firsthand in my own adventures across the verse!
Also, as a big fan of horror, I couldn't help but think of the Anvil Terrapin like the 'USCSS Nostromo' from Alien, built tough for survival in the unknown. One of my favorite horror experiences was going through the Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios-it had this perfect balance of fear and fun! Much like how exploring Star Citizen's universe with the Terrapin could give off that same feeling of being on edge in the vast unknown.
Event Horizon. Its oppressive atmosphere, the claustrophobic environment, the idea that a ship that has traveled to another dimension, to a hell... Very underrated movie
The space turtle still has some moves left in her!!!!
Corn Maze plus haunted house has got to be one of the most terrifying and fun experiences I’ve had. Brought the buddies and we were yelling and screaming like kids again. Awesome.
One of my recent favorite movies about space horror/thriller is "Slingshot". Even though it wasnt received very well, i like the fact that it, like some other movies, picks up on the isolation during long distance journeys in space and how the isolation just messes with your mind sooner or later. Perfect recreation potential with the Terrapin tbh.
As for old horror movies "Event Horizon" is one of my favorites and one of the first space horror movies i've seen so it take a special place, as humanity creates something to explore space better/faster but messes up and gets literally a ship from hell, always intrigued me what humanity would do with that knowledge, continue with that same technology and try to master it and see where it leads us or just stop exploration at all (well we know humanity at that point would find an alternative at some point, cause we always do find an alternative)
My favourite horror experience was when me and my friend were biking and we decided to take a forest trails. It was really spooky and as we weny deeper and deeper into the woods, the horror crept up on us and then it revealed itself. An enorumous amount of mosquioes. Not only were we lost but we were losing blood by the litres and couldnt find a way out. After about 20 minutes we got out and finally saw the daylight. Was very fun and if I was there alone, I would defenitely have curled up and fell into a eternal sleep.
I grew up as a fan of some of the most iconic slasher films. Halloween, Friday the 13th, etc. Every time without fail, I was rooting for the evil dude.
At first I thought it was just 'cause they made the average survivors either dumb or flat out unlikable, but I was wrong.
I knew this because when I watched IT (2017), despite the fact I liked and related with quite a few of the kids, I felt genuine sadness and empathy towards Pennywise when he got ganged up, deflated and defeated by them.
That is when I realized that deep down, I didn't like horror because it was thrilling and got my adrenaline pumping.
I liked horror because I am the horror.
_Not a sociopath I swear. Give me all the villains' power and I'll still remain chaotic neutral._
Favorite horror movie that I was brave enough to watch only once was "Shutter: They Are Around Us" US title also known as "Shutter" from 2014. This move gave me chills from the first minutes till the end and many jump scares! It even made me check on all of my family pictures if I'm not hunted myself! The movie is about guy named TUN and his girlfriend JANE that had a car accident while going back from some party - she hit somebody on the road back home and they decide to run from the scene...
Tun begins to discover mysterious white shadows and faces in his photographs. Jane thinks that these images may be the ghost of the girl they hit. Tun, who has been experiencing severe neck pains since the accident, visits a specialist and is dismayed to find that his weight is double his regular weight. He dismisses the idea of being haunted, though his friends are also being disturbed by this mysterious entity...
The movie is quite old but believe me I'm not gonna rewatch this! It's too hard! And there is a remake version but not as scary as original version from Thailand! It's solid 9/10!
And GL to whoever wins the turtle!
This ship is an absolutely growing on me, the more I see the more it appeals to me.
Watching Paranormal Activities and walking home at night has got to be one of the best IRL horror experience.
My favorite experience was helping with a haunted corn maze back in college. We had a fraternity brother dress up as Billy the puppet from the Saw movies and road around the maze on a tricycle. Scared everyone that night.
One of my favorite horror films is “Hereditary” (2018), directed by Ari Aster. Watching this film was an unforgettable experience for me, blending psychological horror with supernatural elements to create an atmosphere of relentless dread.
Why “Hereditary” is exceptional to me:
Unsettling Atmosphere: From the very beginning, I felt a sense of unease that never let up. The use of sound, lighting, and camera angles all contributed to a feeling that something was deeply wrong, keeping me on the edge of my seat.
Complex Characters: The characters were richly developed, particularly Toni Collette’s portrayal of Annie, a mother grappling with grief and family secrets. Her performance was both heartbreaking and terrifying, making the horror feel personal and real to me.
Psychological Depth: The film delves into themes of family trauma, mental illness, and the inescapable nature of fate. This added layers of meaning to the horror, making it more than just a series of scares and resonating deeply with me.
Shocking Moments: “Hereditary” is known for its shocking and unexpected moments that stayed with me long after the film ended. These scenes were not just for shock value but were integral to the story and character development, leaving a lasting impression.
Supernatural Elements: The film gradually introduced supernatural elements in a way that felt organic and inevitable, leading to a climax that was both horrifying and tragic. This seamless blend of reality and the supernatural made the experience even more chilling.
When I was real little, I went trick or treating with my brother. There was a house with it's garage open, covered in this gauze like material, with the candy out front so you could walk up to get it. Problem was , when you walked up, a guy in a mask popped out from behind the gauze revving a chainsaw. I don't know if it was a real chainsaw or not, but it scared the hell out of us and we didn't go back. At the time, it wasn't funny, but it's hilarious looking back at it.
My favourite horror experience is probably the entire Silent Hill 2. I remember, as a kid, not even being able to get past the starting forest path right at the beginning of the game because there was a weird monster in the woods rustling around and making weird breathing sounds. It always sounded like it was getting closer regardless of how close it already sounded.
Favourite horror film has got to be "No one will save you", there's just something about the entire design through out the production; from the chilling audio that keeps you tense, to the visual design of the creatures, and especially how the monster moves in such an unnatural way that really solidifies it as an alien entity.
My favorite horror movie is FROM, from the creators of LOST. One of the most acclaimed horror films of recent times, as even according to many people the film can give you chills at many moments. The situation where one is not afraid of jumpscars, but the situation where something strange happens. A dead person calls, someone who doesn't exist and interacts based on the situation of the person who answered the phone. The show pulls on an atmosphere that is calm, but can take a turn in one scene and you start to wonder what to expect in the next scene. Beautiful interpersonal relationships where the viewer develops a parasocial relationship with the character and hopes that the person survives and if not, it can break the viewer. A series where every character is important in some way and when they die there, it emotionally hits the viewer. I recommend watching it.
The most terrifying experience of my life occurred one cold November day. It was 10:00 p.m. and some friends and I were at the new house of one of them. As usual, I went to the bathroom to relieve myself. Once there I made myself comfortable and sat on the toilet bowl. But I didn't imagine what was about to happen... The light started to flicker, very, very strange noises started to sound. I was so scared that the poop wouldn't come out. Until all of a sudden... Boom. The light came back on and there was no toilet paper left... I couldn't believe it, it was there before, what had happened? The last thing I remember was hearing an evil laugh and a deformed voice: "You'll have to use your hand”
My favorite Halloween / horror experience was the Fright Nights at Six Flags, such a good atmosphere and a lot of fun if you go with friends.
The costumes and set dressings were very well done and I still have fond memories of it to this day!
The "Scream" franchise is my favorite horror story because it brilliantly blends suspense, satire, and self-awareness. Its clever twists and constant unpredictability keep me on edge, while the iconic Ghostface killer adds a chilling touch. The films also pay homage to classic horror tropes, but with a modern twist, making them both nostalgic and refreshing.
This was one of your best reviews, the little cut-ins were well done and caught me off guard.
As for my favorite horror experience, it has to be horror games, Amnesia is one I hold very highly up there in "scared the heck out of me" simply for the water levels with the invisible water monsters chasing you and making noise in the water as it keeps getting closer to you.
I absolutely love this ship, knowing dam well I can do both everything and nothing with it. I think my "favorite" horror experience was when I went to Canada when I was a kid. We went up in the CN tower, and that's when I realized I am not ok with still heights. Planes? Easy. Walking across this glass that they kept saying was shatterproof, and elephant proof, and yet I didn't understand when, why, or how they got an elephant up there to test this... my palms are sweaty just remembering it.
My favorite horror movie has to be Hellraiser the over the top effects combined with Steller performances from the cast with a littlie bit of 1980/90 corniness makes a not so perfect but memorable movie that I'll never forget. It does feel a bit weird that the movie is older then me though.
When i was a kid i saw this movie Arachnophobia 1990, it came on late night tv, and i stayed up watching it, and it gave me very bad nightmares for a long time :D
and i still feel bit uneasy about spiders till this day. but its a very much a core memory of mine sitting in our old fake leather couch in dim yellow light coming from the hallway while we watch the movie me and my mom.
My favorite sci-fi horror is Pandorum. The whole "waking up on a spaceship with no idea what's going on and something terrifying on board" vibe is super intense and creepy.
Also, shoutout to The Quarry.....it's a game, but the horror story is surprisingly good and really keeps you hooked
"The Thing" (1982), my favourite horror movie to watch on Halloween, I think it aged quite well and it's still frightening. The fact that the thing is able to blend in, take advantage of the human nature to assimilate more people, the ending is perfectly vague enough. Fav. horror movie.
Enjoyed the fun cuts in this one!
Fave horror movie? Carpenter’s vision of The Thing. The idea that all it takes is a single cell from the creature to infect and replace you is crazy. But they did such a great job with the tension and visuals and it still holds up decades later.
And yes, go do HHN at Universal! Hands down the best time of year to visit the park, already been twice and still need to hit a few houses I’ve not seen yet.
Great video and loved the little extra touch. My favorite horror movie would have to be "The Thing", even though the SFX didn't hold up the best, just being a kid when I first saw it was enough to scare me. My scariest gaming moment came while playing Silent Hill on the original Playstation about 2 am. I was getting close to a monster and getting some static on the radio, when my sister's parakeet decided to stretch it's wings and start screaming and flapping it's wings. Scared the crap out of me. That game had the best audio for any horror game.
Do you remember "V: the series"? It was a television show about seemingly benevolent aliens visiting earth and bestowing a bunch of boons to us humans. They looked like us on the outside, but were really reptilian and ate raw bunny rabbits. I was pretty young at the time and my cousin convinced me it was all real. I was so scared of the whole thing, but I still watched it. Although, looking back I was waaaaaay too young to be a viewer. 40 years later, I still "fondly" recall my first real scare.
The Exorcist, nothing is more terrific than humans crawling on the walls :D
Sunshine, with Cillian Murphy, Michelle Yeoh, and a top notch cast. It’s the perfect match of science fiction, pre-apocalypse, with a lot of those great horror “jump scare” edge of your seat elements. A close runner up would be 28 Days Later, another Cillian Murphy flick, but that’s a great one too.
Favorite Horror "Experience" was the Alien: Isolation game. That thing was so atmospheric, playing it in the dark with headphones on made your heart pound in fear, and feel really immersed.
Thanks for the fair review of the Terrapin. Cool looking little machine, hope it gets a Gold Pass sometime soon!
Oh man my favorite horror experience was scaring people. On Halloween growing up I’d help my dad decorate and we had strobe lights and fog, and I’d have a scary mask or zombie makeup and I’d hide behind pillars we had by the front door to scare people. So much fun!
Favourite horror movie is 28 days later, super impressed by how they managed to film the opening without anybody else in shot.
Never have been a fan of horror movies. However, I have always loved doing haunted houses. Always fun watching friends and family getting scared. Night starts with screams, but ends with laughs.
My favorite audio cassette called Haunted House (1985). It featured screams, sounds of ghosts, chains, creaking doors, etc. I'd listen to it as a kid and always imagined myself being on a ride at a theme park.
First horror movie was The Evil Dead on a Blockbuster VHS rental tape back in the early 90s when I was in 8th grade and stuck with an English host family. However, the cold roastbeef for breakfast filled me with more horror than anything thrown at Ash in that movie…
My favourite horror movie is Alien. I remember seeing it as a kid and being blown away by how scary it was. A few years ago i watced it again as an adult and i was amazed how well it holds up. Now i watch it at least once a year.
That 1990 classic "Misery" is one of my favorites. Watching Kathy Bates declare herself your number 1 fan still gives me the shivers. 😁
“Alien” hands down, both for the scares and for the acting/atmosphere/cinematography, all of it is just iconic. But, my favorite thing for Halloween is dressing up and going trick or treating with my kids and seeing how excited they get.
My favorite horror movies would definitely have to be Event Horizon and Nope. The writing and direction under that film was outstanding and genuinely had me glued to the screen the whole time.
There has always been my goto Horror that truly stuck with me since i was a kid, Nightmare on Elm Street. It made me check under my bed at night, scared to take baths and general fear of gardeners. The sheer fear i felt i can not put into words. Now as a adult, i still respect the fear it gave me and i still enjoy the film(s). Now as a bit of a mix, Lawnmower man. That film scared the living hell out of me. Scifi Horror, a good mix!. Now my all time favourite put many categories into one, Event Horizon . What a underrated movie. Scifi, Horror, slasher, psychological, it ticks all the boxes. Truly my film i would always watch, every year.
I guess that is why i like the movie, Aliens. Sure i loved the original but Aliens just had a good mix for what i wanted.
My favourite horror experience happened when I was a kid. I was watching The Ring by myself one night. Which was my first horror movie, btw (that sh*t was mad scary back in the day). A family friend (and neighbour) found out I was watching it through my parents. She waited until I had passed the scene where you’re forced to watch the actual video that kills you. She called the house, I answered
“Hello?”
“…(long pause)……Seven days”
I nearly died on the spot.
I haven’t watched a horror movie since.
My horror story in a Terrapin was when I took one out for a test drive during IAE a couple years ago, and ended up at a MicroTech outpost when someone’s VHRT bounty mission spawned ontop of me!
Imagine trying to run from three NPC Vanguard Wardens and Hurricanes.. I tried low-flying but couldn’t shake them, so tried to QT out - so a slow flight to 10,000 metres while getting peppered to death. Yeah, it is not a dogfighter.
I first saw "Event Horizon" playing on late night TV when I was far too young, and it absolutely traumatised little me. Then I finally went back and re-watched it some years later and was blown away by how amazing it is, from the set design and gore to the story, themes and surprisingly well executed elements of cosmic horror, easily went from a scared-sh*tless/10 to a 10/10 in my books!
The only thing that's missing to reach gold standard on the terrapin would be access to physical internal cargo. All other features are long implemented.
Also for it's intended use case it only needs one hot bunk: you fly it at a border, shut down engines and other non required systems so that your signature is near zero and then you just sit there... Observing... Listening...
And high tail once vanduul activity is detected.
I love that the terrapin finally got it's first paint.
The Exorcist is often considered the best horror movie due to its groundbreaking special effects, intense performances, and chilling narrative. It delves into themes of possession, faith, and the battle between good and evil, creating a truly terrifying and unforgettable cinematic experience.
My absolute favorite horror movie is Killer Sofa. It's so cliche and super cheesy but with a wicked twist at the end that makes you question the whole thing if it was actually cheesy
My favorite horror experience was an horror themed escape game in Amsterdam called "Amsterdam Catacombs". It takes place in the basement of an actual church so it's a great immersion, especially with one of the staff member role-playing as a priest guiding the players. 10/10 would recommend it to anyone visiting Amsterdam
My favourite horror experience has probably been playing Phasmophobia with friends in VR when it was first released. I've always liked the idea of visiting a haunted area and exploring it with friends, and the game simulated that to an extent. Playing in VR heightened the experience and made it feel like being in a horror movie.
I'm a big fan of horror and don't find many of them very scary anymore but one movie that stuck with me my whole life, from watching it around 8 years old to my 50's is Jaws. Every time i swim in the ocean i hear those 2 John Williams notes somewhere at the back of my mind. Watching the movie now some 40 odd years later its very tame by todays standards but something that can stick in your head for a lifetime, that's true horror.
One of my favorite all time is the first Alien film, its stands out for its atmospheric horror, building tension and the fear of the unknown slowly. Many modern horror films rely on jump scares and CGI, Alien uses silence, isolation, and creature design to create a palpable sense of menace, with psychological horror at its core. A masterpiece in my opnion.😎
I have a personal ghost story to share.
Years ago, I was talking to someone in my house in the middle of the front hallway, lights where on, and for some reason, I froze and stopped talking to them, and in the corner of my eye a saw what looked like a person made of black mist walk behind me down the hall, and for the entire duration of this I couldn't move.
After I didn't see the shadow figure anymore, I was able to move again, and I asked my friend (who also couldn't move)
"Did you see that?"
And they described exactly what I saw without me even describing what I saw.
From that day forward, me and my friend started to believe in ghosts.
Okay so, my best horror experience has got to be Phasmophobia in VR. The game itself is already great, but in VR?! Oh brother, it's a whole new level of scare and I'm all for it. With friends it's even better because they don't realise how different it is to experience the game with a VR headset....until you invite them over and make them try it themselves 🤣
I watched "A Nightmare on Elm Street" for the first time, all alone in the basement of my parent's house. Nobody else was home. All of the lights were off and after the credits rolled, the tape went to white noise on the screen. I didn't want to get up and cross the room to turn it off, I was just a little freaked out. The series became a joke, but the when the first one came out, it was awesome.
When I was a kid, me and my friend got ahold of the movie IT on a VHS from his parents. We watched that and I hade trouble sleeping for a while after that 😂
A true horror experience:
I went on a cruise as a child, I was snorkeling in a tropical reef as a day activity, (never swam in the ocean before this) the vibrant colors so up close and in your face, exactly like all the documentaries, all the live and movement... well I was captivated, I kept swimming further and further, unannounced to me I, was swimming out onto a point. I was so consumed by the activity and sensory overload that I swam off the point the sheer cliff gave way and I was floating over what could only be described as perfect nothing. The vibrant warm tropical blue water gave way to a pale green, to dark green to a deathly black abyse. I was not afraid of a shark, or some squid or sea monster coming out of there to get me. It was the nothing itself, the absence was wht was going to take me. It was the only times in my life I was physically frozen with fear. I just stared into it convinced it was going to take me, I dont know how lon I was there, could have been seconds or minutes to be honest. But it felt like time lasted as long as it was deep.
Anyway, love the channel @EvenLease keep it up man.
I’m not much of a horror movie person, but I do like watching Star Citizen streamers, sometimes those videos turn into a horror show! It’s nice to see the humility shine through, makes me feel less alone in the verse!
Reading *It* at night was a whole vibe. I wanted that spooky atmosphere, so I ended up straining my eyes in the dim light. Every rustle outside made me jump, and the thought of Pennywise lurking around was enough to keep me up. Honestly, it was both awesome and super scary!
I love the layout and the cockpit of the Terrapin. She is beautiful!
My experience was in the cinema. I watched Paranormal Activity 2 with my best friend. In the scene where the kitchen cupboards burst open, I flinched so much that my head and neck hurt for 3 days. That was funny ;-)
Please keep it up!
Yeah it's awesome to have 2 lights in the cockpit that directly shine into your face so that it's even harder to see outside at night than it already is in other ships.
@@j.d.4697 ITS Not perfekt an still needs work an Gold Standard.
I'm really not very much a fan of horror as an adult, but as a kid I used to absolutely love reading the Goosebumps books so I'm gonna count that haha. I doubt there's a single book in the entire main series I didn't read, thanks to my public library in the 90s, though I only owned a few myself. My copy of The Haunted Mask is so tattered at this point, it's barely hanging on in a single piece thanks to the hundreds of times I read it as a kid and even through my teenage years.
My favorite horror movie is " A Quiet Place because it's the first movie that is a silent horror movie.
My favorite horror movie is Event Horizon. I think that Sam Neil plays an incredibly scary character. And I love the lore about using traversing through a "Hell" like dimension. Very similar to how hell is another dimension in the Doom universe. Or how in the 40K universe traveling through the warp can cause madness and spontaneous corruption. The saddest thing to me is that we will never get a true 4K remaster of the movie, and never get to see a full cut with the extended demonic scenes
Cloverfield was one of my favorites. I felt like the guy running around with the camera.
My daughter loves turtles and plays SC with me mostly as a gunner or fps sidekick so she would love one of these especially with the paint. So here goes:
My favorite horror movie experience would be the first movie I ever saw in the cinema which was Jurassic Park. The T rex scene or the veloceraptor scenes sent chills down my spine as a kid especially with the overwhelming audiovisual effects of a large cinema.
My brother is the real horror buff, but through him I have seen plenty of them. Probably my favorite is John Carpenter's The Thing. Amazing story and practical effects. We watch this movie together every year around this time.
The turtle has a soul! Just like half of the ships she is not gold standard yet + doesn't really have a gameplay but it has the style and feels unique and special. It would fit perfectly well into one of the Alien horror movies as a scout ship.
My favorite experience was a live action haunted house with real actors. It really made the experience instead of the usual haunted house which ends up just being decorations.
I always loved the Chucky (Child's Play) movies. Watching them now, they are more cheesy than scary, but I grew up loving these movies watching them with my dad. Great times!
For me, that would be "The Thing" - but really any of the 80s era horror movies. That's not because them being particulaily scary ... but I dig the old practical effects!
Nothing beats a zombie apocalypse with a little humor thrown in on the side, that being said my favorite somewhat scary movie has to be Shaun of the Dead!! Love your content and your ship reviews are some of my favorites to watch.
"The thing" (original) is my favourite horror film, loved it even when I was young. Great story and the special FX are still awesome today
I've always been a fan of Aliens with Alien being a close second. There's just something about hunting something that's hunting you to get the blood pumping. RIP Bill Paxton
Aliens! It’s not only horror, but sci-fi horror! So many great one liners and the story line was well done. Great video!
My first horror movie was Halloween and it's still my favorite. I like the way they make us feel a tension all along the movie
For me it is ' Decent '. There is a primordial fear of dark and underground for humanity and that movie reflected that perfectly.
This is a great vessel, even absent it's intended gameplay. This is also a great giveaway; one of the best I've seen offered by any content creator. Fav horror movie? I have to say that Poltergeist scared the heck out of me as a kid, and left an impression!
I love the Terrapin and i am very curious to the a real scanning gameplay on it, one day, maybe ... !
When a was a young boy, maybe 10 or 11 years old, a cousin kept me and my sisters at home during a parent's trip. She was a teenager older than us. And during a night she let me watch a film with her. It was The Project Blair With ...
God, you can be sure after that i dreamed of strange woods and houses during months !
For my Fave Horror movie, I have an oldie: The Gate. In it they summon these small malevolent demons that have a complete emptiness in their eyes; true soulless stare. You get the the real feeling that they are entirely alien and can bore into you with those stares consuming you. Younger me was utterly terrified watching this.
7:00 Man, loved that. Freaky 😂
The Terrapin has to be my favourite looking ship, but it never ends up staying in my fleet for long .A changed up interior might make it a more permanent feature.
Have to go with Event Horizon as favourite horror movie. Ticks all the marks for me. Space, a trip through "hell", unnecessary explosions, warp drive, and Sam Neill. ❤
Wouldn't say I have a favourite, but I remember watching "The Decent" and unlocking claustrophobia as a new fear for the first time.
My favorite horror experience was a haunted house called creepy hollow in South Texas that I went to last year. It's hands down the scariest horror related thing I've ever done. They had four different themed sections and the actors and ambiance in each were incredibly realistic and spooky
Hellraiser is my favorite horror movie. Watched it on VHS all most every Halloween as a kid.
Terrapin is my favorite ship in the game. I use mine for hauling. It can do any of the 1 SCU box missions as long as they're 11 SCU and under, which all of them are. Most are between 7 and 9 SCU and that fits easily. You can fit 11 with a bit of Tetris and probably even more if you got real creative.
It's also so small that when doing the deliveries to DCs I can park it under the awning haha. Get right up next to the freight elevator. At 20m long it's smaller than a Hornet...
My favorite horror movie has to be The Thing. The mix of isolation, paranoia, and the creative creature design keeps me entertained every time I watch it. The practical effects still hold up pretty well these days. To me, it's the perfect watch for atmospheric horror.
My favourite horror experience was when I was younger and we went to a horror themed escape room, it was a tonne of fun and the way they did it was extremely well done and unique