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Deep Fear is a 1998 survival horror video game co-developed by System Sacom and Sega CS2, and published by Sega for the Sega Saturn. Set on the underwater Big Table research facility in the Pacific Ocean, the player controls John Mayor as an unknown infection begins transforming the facility staff into hostile mutants. John explores the Big Table, gathering items and resources while fighting enemies and looking for…
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I’m honestly not in the mood to sugarcoat things this time so I’m hitting the nail right on the head with this one. And I may bring emotions into it too because why not? I’ve seen better survival thrillers to know that this one was executed poorly. It badly wants to be a tense survival thriller, but honestly, it feels like a low-budget B-movie trying way too hard. The story follows Naomi (Madalina Ghenea), still gri…More
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Hello movie lovers, today I'm going to share with you my thoughts on Deep Fear, a movie I saw a few weeks ago. I usually share my thoughts on movies a few days after I've seen them, but I wanted to try this way to see how it would feel to write a review after more time has passed. Get the popcorn ready! *This image is created with artificial intelligence* I will start with a brief mention of the acting in the movie,…More
Hola a todos, amantes del cine, hoy quiero compartirles esta última película de tiburones que encontré en Netflix , aprovechando que proximamente se estrenará otra de la que luego les hablaré. A decir verdad las películas de tiburones siempre me han llamado la atención, me mantienen atenta de principio a fin y con mucha expectativa sobre lo que pasará. Con el paso del tiempo podemos ver cómo han ido evolucionando la…More
Fuente Hello friends, today I want to talk to you about a film I saw over the weekend and I couldn't pass up the opportunity to review it because it is really worth it. First of all I would like to clarify that the title confused me a lot because some times I found the film with the name "Lost" and others as "Deep Fear" but this last name also has another film that also deals with the sea but with a different contex…More