Yep.

The thing is though it only really works when used sparingly if you want to create memorable levels and areas that stick with people.

I just hate it period. There's no replacement for a well-planned and thoughtfully designed level/world/area. Those provide hours of replay value because players are actually interested in exploring them.

Things that were never that funny to begin with, but the internet won't let go of already.

This game is the definitive proof to me that procedural generation is the most half-assed way to do level and world design possible.

Yes, but it was harder to find bad movies that were unintentionally funny and at least have somewhat of a good time instead of wondering when the cast gave up trying to remember their lines and just ran around screaming instead.

At least all of those crashed and burned financially.

We 90s kids sure turned into dark, cynical, angry people didn't we?

We did have Stir of Echoes, The Relic, Event Horizon, Mimic, Bram Stoker's Dracula, and the severely underappreciated Jacob's Ladder and In The Mouth Of Madness.

It was the start of the "Let's take a story people tell on the internet and pretend it really happened!" and "Who needs acting? Just run around and babble." trends as well.

Oh good, one of the movies that helped ruin the American horror genre is being repackaged and sold again.

It's so lacking anything, I can't even be upset at how boring and unoriginal it is.

There were some flashes of life in the trilogy after the first, but it ultimately played out like a crappy rip-off of Dark City.

The first Matrix was very good too.

I'm still indifferent to it. There's too many "aim at the lowest common denominator" jokes for me so I'm just not interested in it.

A Wachowski picture? Yeah, I think I should be thankful I haven't seen that.

So he's done making movies. Because that's all Hollywood wants to make right now.

From what I've seen Doug Walker say about it, it's the right choice.

You're saying a re-animated corpse could do better than Leto?

It was ten years between it and 2? Seriously?