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Listen as our deadicated hosts Sarah and Ben watch the very first horror films ever made.

Check The List to see which film horrified us the most.


Films reviewed this episode:


Le Manoir du Diable (1896, Melies)


Le Chateau Hante (1897, Melies)


The Haunted Curiosity Shop (1901, Booth)


Le Monstre (1903, Melies)


Le Chaudron Infernal (1903, Melies)


The Sealed Room (1909, Griffith)


Frankenstein (1910, Dawley)


Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde (1912, Henderson)

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Mass Effect Team Includes Series Vets, May be a Sequel to Original Trilogy and Andromeda

Last night at The Game Awards, BioWare dropped the first teaser trailer for their next Mass Effect game, which certainly got tongues wagging. The teaser seemed to feature ME Trilogy staple Liara, hinting strongly at a return to the Milky Way galaxy, but even that couldn’t get some fans excited given BioWare’s less-than-stellar recent history.

Well, following the teaser reveal, director of the new Mass Effect, Michael Gamble, confirmed several series veterans have returned to work on the new game…

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Dusty was one of the key people responsible for bringing the original Normandy to life. Dusty decided to rejoin BioWare to work on the next Mass Effect game. There are more like him. We’ve heard what Mass Effect means to you. https://t.co/8dfGPV17iS

— Michael Gamble (@GambleMike) December 11, 2020

Parrish was the cinematic director for the Mass Effect Trilogy. Many of the amazing moments you had were crafted from him and the team. Parrish decided to rejoin BioWare to bring this vision of a new Mass Effect to life. https://t.co/DxsuCqlAuR

— Michael Gamble (@GambleMike) December 11, 2020

Brenon is a veteran of 3 Mass Effect games. His ingenuity and work helps to bring amazing gameplay systems to the Mass Effect Universe. Brenon is one of many who want to bring you the game you deserve. As time goes on, you’ll get to know more of us. https://t.co/1jp3BJPGoQ

— Michael Gamble (@GambleMike) December 11, 2020

Oh, and lets not forget Derek Watts. Original Art Director for Mass Effect. He’s back too. Ready to rock.

— Michael Gamble (@GambleMike) December 11, 2020

Clearly Gamble was hoping to set minds at ease, given the recent departures of Casey Hudson and Mark Darrah (and the many high-profile defections before then). There’s a feeling the BioWare of today isn’t the company it once was, but it seems Gamble is trying to disabuse fans of that notion.

Mass Effect Teaser Trailer Hints at a Direct Sequel to BioWare’s Original Trilogy

Gamble also had a rather interesting interaction with a fan, who noticed imagery of two galaxies in the teaser, and wondered if this meant the new ME is a sequel to both the original Trilogy as well as Andromeda. Gamble did not shoot the theory down.

intentional.

— Michael Gamble (@GambleMike) December 11, 2020

While most would prefer BioWare to return to the setting of the original Mass Effect games, there are some Andromeda fans out there, so making a game that follows up on both is arguably a smart way of pleasing everyone, providing you pull off the right balance.

What are your thoughts on all this? Should BioWare continue to acknowledge Andromeda, or should it be forever cast out the airlock?

Le chateau de Brénon reste un mystère quant à la date de sa construction qu'on estime à 1630-1640. Au 17ème siècle, on n'appelle pas ce genre de bâtisse un château mais une « maison de plaisance ». Elle a deux intérêts : d’une part fédérer les domaines agricoles dépendants et attenants pour mieux gérer ces derniers et d'autre part améliorer les revenus de la terre, afin d’assurer des biens complémentaires aux propriétaires. Par ailleurs, situés hors la ville, ces "maisons" servaient de vitrine aux riches bourgeois et nobles du secteur, où ils recevaient leurs hôtes pour les fêtes et les parties de chasse. Plus récemment, le château a été occupé par 4 générations d'antiquaires. Lors du décès de la dernière propriétaire en 2012, le mobilier fut vendu aux enchères par ses enfants. Quelques mois plus tard le château fut également mis en vente.