#cryo interactive

The David Lynch one and the video games for capturing the atmosphere of otherworldly strangeness.

The Sci-Fi Channel one for including all the scenes from the books and feeling like an avant-garde stage play.

The Denis Villeneuve one for capturing the themes and giving the side characters more personality—as well as having actual ornithopters.

Even the Alejandro Jodorowsky one for producing some cool concept art.

'From Dusk Till Dawn une nuit en enfer'

[PC] [FRANCE] [MAGAZINE] [2001]

"It's five years since Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino released their cult vampire B-movie From Dusk Till Dawn, featuring the exploits of Seth Gecko and his psychotic brother. Escaping from a hold-up gone wrong, they take a family hostage and head for Mexico, only to end up fighting for their lives against a horde of vampires in a dusk 'til dawn bar called the Titty Twister. Rather than simply recreating the film in blood-splattering interactive form though, Hubert Chardot and his team have developed the game as a sequel, set several years after the events of the movie. Seth is now on death row aboard a prison barge heading for New Orleans, but as the game begins his voyage to the gas chamber is interrupted by a group of vampires trying to rescue one of the other prisoners. Which is where you come in." ~John "Gestalt" Bye, EuroGamer

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'The New Adventures Of The Time Machine' by Jean Giraud (Moebius).

Dragon Lore, Cryo Interactive sur 3DO (1994)

Graphiquement impressionnant pour l’époque mais le gameplay était vraiment mauvais

Dragon Lore on 3DO by Cryo Interactive (1994)