Best Episodes Of Hotel Hell (2024 Updated)

This movie is one of those movies that being raised during the 80’s caught your attention, freaked you out, and left an impression that you just had to own it. The movie itself is not the greatest, but the concept and how it was filmed had all of the boxes checked on what made a good 80’s horror movie.

Definitely made me second guess eating and sleeping in family owned businesses in rural areas. Lol. This version comes in a cool limited edition steel book that is worth owning for its cool artwork. Looks good on a shelf.

This is a great 80s slasher movie definitely one of the hidden gems. If your a slasher movie fan or 80s horror film fan then you will love this movie. Also the artwork on the Steelbook looks great & it also has the original movie in 4K format as well that you can watch.

It’s not an extra 4K disc it’s just an option on the main menu. These scream factory/shout factory Blu-ray/4K Steelbook releases sell out quickly do you not many being made for each release so grab this while you still can.

MOTEL HELL IS A CLASSIC HORROR FILM FROM THE 80S. THIS NEW STEELBOOK FROM SHOUT FACTORY IS A NICE UPGRADE FROM THE PREVIOUS BLU-RAY OF THE FILM DUE TO THE FACT THAT THE STEELBOOK CONTAINS A 4K SCAN OF THE MOVIE.

THE PICTURE QUALITY IS DEFINITELY AN IMPROVEMENT. FOR ANYONE THAT’S INTERESTED IN THE STEELBOOK, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND A PURCHASE.

I’M X NAVY I LIKE HIM AS I DO WITH ALL VETS. WE WENT WE FOUGHT LOTS GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR THIS COUNTRY CAME HOME AFTER PROTECTING ALL OF YOU SO WE CAN SLEEP ON THE STREET OR IN THE GUTTER. THANK YOU VERY VERY MUCH.

THIS MOVIE SHOWS WHAT WE GAVE YOU FREEDOM. WE GAVE OUR ALL FOR YOU AND FAMILY. YOU ARE WELCOME VERY MUCH.

Fantastic biography of one of the most decorated soldier of WW2. Audie was not just a cowboy gunslinger we know in his later films. A true american hero. Belongs in everyones wartime collection. A friend of mine recently passed at 92.

He joined the navy at 17. He will be missed.

An awesome movie about the most highly decorated soldier from WWII, The amazing, Audie Murphy. His bravery was unmatched. There is no way to explain his actions in words, you have to watch this movie to truly understand his heroism.

Aaron Spelling and Darren Star at their best! Engaging, fast paced, hilarious! Highly recommended drama about the cut throat residents of an eight apartment building with a pool in West Hollywood, CA! – Swimming pools, movie stars, backstabbers!.

Overall, this is a good final season of Melrose. You see more of Heather Locklear’s Amanda Woodward. This was the best final season they could have put together at this point. The introduction of Eve Clearly was a strong addition to the cast.

After losing many original cast members through the years the return of Jane was a reminder of how great the show once was. The back and forth relationship of Kyle and Amanda gets tiresome. I liked that she reunites with Peter in the last few episodes to set the stage for a satisfying end for those two.

this is the final season of the show. the show intertwines the lives and actions of the cast from Melrose place. from love,hardships and the other things that life throws at them. if you liked the show then,this is one to collect to get them all.

i did not really write anything different then the last one. it is the same season just volume 2.

Bringing the sharp and fast design of Unmatched to the Marvel Universe, Hell’s Kitchen is a great entry point to the game for marvel fans everywhere. As in every unmatched box, the included characters are represented by a pre-built deck of cards, a life dial and a (pre-shaded and quite well sculpted) miniature, the art is top notch, and you’ll be surprised at just how well crafted everything is, down to the amazing (and functional) insert and punch board (which you should keep under the punch board to keep things tight in the box).

the game is a combination of hand management and positioning on a map board, rewarding knowledge of your foes deck as much as your own, it feels quite balanced and yet with enough distinction amongst characters.

Daredevil i’s a strong close-combat fighter with great mobility, he goes through his cards to do combo damage to his foes Elektra is quite thematic, with a short life as a hero, and the ability to resurrect as a villain with some assisting Hand ninjas in tow (ninjas are some nifty, shiny plastic tokens printed with a great logo), providing for some variety in her playstyle.

and the big baddie being Bullseye, a highly mobile sniper able to gain additional moves and shoot into zones other than his own. And of course, there is the option of bringing your characters into brawls with any other deck in the unmatched franchise, from bruce lee, to t-rexes and yeah, other marvel properties, the game can be as wide and diverse as you want to invest.

Though not on the cheap side, Unmatched: Hell’s Kitchen is a great buy for Marvel fans of New York’s blind hero, and a great gateway into the existing games in the series, looking forward to other marvel properties coming in.

I bought this for my son. He and I played this set along with the others several times. I personally feel that these three new characters and all strong contenders when playing Unmatched. Bullseye’s range alone makes him very effective.

Elektra’s ability to swap out her model with her Hand minions makes her very hard to pin down. Daredevil himself, while a bit tricky and dangerous to play, can be extremely effective if you keep dwindling your deck down.

But that of course comes with a risk. The map is fun and they added a few zones on the board that have tokens that can be activated when on them to gain various helpful bonuses. I find this a very nice edition and I hope they continue this idea in future boards.

Still only one unique map though. I was they would just give us two unique maps (one per side) still. All around good buy if you are a fan of this game.

We are long-time Unmatched players and have every Unmatched set and character that exists. These characters are so fun to play with and offer unique skills not previously found in Unmatched characters (Bullseye’s range, Elektra’s ability to swap places with the Hand sidekicks, and Daredevil’s ability to refill his deck).

Elektra is an interesting character to play with or against, as she resurrects with different capabilities! Unmatched is a great two-player game, and this set continues the outstanding quality we have come to expect.

We love the art, the boards, and the ability to mix & match characters from different sets.

I love this book. If you’ve listened to the podcast, buy the book. If you haven’t listened to it but want to, buy the book. If you have no idea what it is, buy this book. The episode commentarys are great and the drawings are just beautiful.

I fully reccomend this book to anyone!!!.

We all love listening to Welcome to Night Vale episodes, and reading them is great, too!! Just remember to lock your book securely at night, people. We don’t need another Great Chewing. You know what I’m talking about.

Jeez.

IF YOU LOVE GHOST STORIES OR PARANORMAL INVESTIGATION SHOWS THIS IS A GREAT TV SERIES TO GET. RECALLS TRUE ACCOUNTS OF HAUNTINGS TO REAL PEOPLE AND THEIR FAMILIES. THERE IS MORE TO THIS WORLD THAN JUST WHAT WE SEE, IT IS WHAT WE DON’T SEE THAT IS CERTAINLY INTERESTING.

ALL A HAUNTING SEASON 1-7 A+++++ TRUE STORYS OF ACTUAL PEOPLE WHO LIVED THROUGH IT W POLICE REPORTS ETC TO BACK CLAIMS UP! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! BEST SEASONS 4 (3 DISC) SEASON 7 (4DISC) SEASONS 8-12 NOW 2020 CHANNEL TLC HAVE YET TO BE RELEASED ON DVD!.

A really good, spine tingling series. The early series were the best. They’re churning out the same actors & aparitions in later episodes – still burning sage which only ever makes the “house feel lighter.

” All good fun though.

Excellent play. Very funny. I could relate to some of the characters. Tyler perry is so talented and funny. The character all have excellent voices. He give so many unknown faces a start. Grandmom is my favorite character.

The moral of the play is you can’t mistreated people without consequences.

I love this play. It keeps you on your toes and he had a great choice of characters who made the play worth watching over and over again. I love your message Tyler and you have really inspired me.

Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned is an excellent play. Once again Tyler Perry has put together a play about real issues that occur in today’s society and relationships. You will laugh, you will cry, you will get angry, most importantly you will see the power of GOD in the lives of those who love and accept HIM.

Good things. * Great blend of squad control and first-person combat * Vibrant, detailed environments * Battlefield sounds will put you on edge * Interesting characters * Action camera is exhilarating.

Bad Things. * Story relies too much on knowledge of past games * Texture irregularities can sour cutscenes. The first two games in the Brothers in Arms series distinguished themselves among the crowd of WWII shooters on the strength of their smoothly integrated first-person squad control and gritty, moving portrayal of a band of Allied soldiers.

Brothers in Arms: Hell’s Highway sticks to these strengths, and commanding your squads through Nazi-occupied territory is more thrilling than ever thanks to the vibrant, beautiful scenery and the brutal, exhilarating action.

Sergeant Baker (your character) and his squad are all nuanced, sympathetic characters, though the story doesn’t quite live up to the promise of its protagonists. Despite a few irregular beats, Hell’s Highway is an exciting, intense shooter that is sure to quicken your pulse.

There are a number of multiplayer maps as well, and each supports up to 20 combatants. Two teams face off in successive standard capture-the-territory contests, respawning only at the beginning of each round.

The twist is that each squad member has a certain role, from squad leader to weapons specialist to tank operator. Squad leaders can call in aerial recon, while weapon specialists travel with protective squads and deal their own unique brand of destruction.

Well populated matches are lively and intense, as fully-manned teams work together to stay alive, back each other up, and thwart their opponents. Add in a vocal squad leader, and there is ample potential for exciting battles.

However, there are still plenty of lone wolves roaming about, and whether players will fully embrace the squad mentality remains to be seen. What is certain now is that Brothers in Arms: Hell’s Highway is another rousing entry in a great series.

The beautiful landscapes complement the gritty combat, and thoughtful cinematic techniques breathe life into the engaging characters. Despite the somewhat spotty story and sundry oddities, Hell’s Highway is a game you should consider playing twice.

The unlockable “authentic” difficulty mode removes all the heads-up display elements and really allows the visual design to shine. The story resonates more powerfully because you know the characters well, and the renewed challenge ratchets up the intensity.

With so many exciting elements, Hell’s Highway provides ample motivation to don the Allied uniform once more.

If you have played the original Brothers in Arms game, then this game has made many improvements. Only suggestion for GearBox is that they could have used the sergeant Mac character more in Hells Highway as he was a great video game character in The Road to Hill 30.

I have to say this first: Hells Highway is not your average FPS title. There is no running and gunning, no fast match killing spree action. The gameplay is more realistic than most people prefer. It requires constant use of squads to suppress, flank, and assault.

You cannot win WWII by yourself. The game has a tremendous and often times emotional story, much like band of brothers. In comparison to another recent WWII title, Call of Duty 5: World at War, Hells Highway is a different animal all together.

While certain areas and maps will seem familiar, “Operation: Market Garden”; you will be playing from a entirely different perspective, so don’t assume you will be playing a re-hashed WWII experience you have already done, this is entirely different.

I must admit i was first frustrated with the gameplay, not being like your standard FPS shooters. Call of Duty series, Halo, Crysis, FarCry, etc. etc. this game demands strategic thought and coordination amongst your fire teams.

I will admit my frustration died away after I learned the system and the game became highly addictive to me, as I would imagine any fan of “realistic” WWII strategy/shooter fans might also be. If you like a hybrid game with parts shooter and parts squad strategy then this is worth checking out.

The price is very reasonable, and while it runs on a unreal engine, it does look top notch easily comparing to the newer Call of Duty series in graphic details and looks. The AI is ok, enemies can try to flank and suppress you but don’t expect huge challenges here.

Many of the missions seem to have good re-playability especially when adjusting the difficulty settings. Vehicle combat is very good, mainly you driving a tank around blowing up nazis. While not “vehicle heavy” the game still has good tank maps and it does seem realistic to the time period.

All in all as a WWII shooter and strategy fan I rate this game very high in most areas. Sound is ok, music score is very strong, realism level is higher here than in other similar themed games. Grenade spamming is not a real option here, neither is lone dogging maps.

The characters are memorable and the story is well designed and tells a compelling story of soldiers during a intensive WWII engagement. The maps are pretty well built for a linear style game and most action sequences are enjoyable.

There are moments where it has “bullet time” slow motion sequences activated during a particular acurate bullet shot or explosion. It adds a cinematic quality to the game that made me smile every time.

The ragdoll physics were well appreciated and the story is built so that any customer and jump right in without being familiar with the franchise and previous titles. All in all, i rate this game very high despite my troubled start.

Once i overcame my pre-conceived notions of what a WWII shooter is, I really got engaged in this game and had to finish it. I have extensive experience in war FPS like the battlefield series 1942 anthology, Call of Duty 2-5, Soldier of Fortune 1 & 2 (not 3), Half Life 1&2, Unreal tournament 1997-unreal III, Bioshock, Battlefield 2, 2142, Star wars battlefront 1-2, SW Republic Commando, Jedi Knight 1&2, Battlefield Vietnam, and many others.

This game has great visual effects, gameplay and single player storyline. I can play it with everything set to high on my PC so the visual effects are stunning! I especially liked the way they show the “looking down the sights” feature is the most realistic depiction I have seen.

(My gaming PC has a Abit IP35-Pro motherboard, a BFG 8800GT-OC graphics card and a Q6600 quad core set to 2. 7 GHz with 2Gb memory). Every blade of grass moves separately, tile in buildings has a reflection, even the sheep are breathing! Very realistic, overall! The gameplay is mostly like a FPS, but you also have control of your fellow troops.

If you have never played BIA before, it walks you through the procedure of commanding your troops as you play. You can then turn off the training feature in the menu once you get the hang of it. You basically have one squad pin down the enemy, then you move your other squad into a flanking position to finish them off, all while you do your part as in a regular FPS.

When the game is set to the harder levels, the enemy AI responds even more to your troops’ movements, just as in real life they also try to outflank you! I also liked the historical storyline and scenery! Every building, stream, wall and street is exactly like the areas fought over in Holland back in 1944, as the layouts were taken from photographs, after action reports and maps taken at the time and currently.

The uniforms and weapons of the troops are realistic and accurate, too. Also, Nazi atrocities against civilians are depicted which seems rare in a WW2 video game. Note: This game gets it’s “Mature” rating from it’s accurate depiction of gore, violence and swearing, but these can be toned down in the setup menu, if you are playing in a mixed group.

If you are a fan of WW2 shooters, you will like this game!.