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I'll always defend this movie, it was a solid sci fi horror with a unique and terrifying concept and cool designs. It was one of my favourite movies as a kid, the spirits gave me nightmares. Imagine being a human in the early days, watching people around you just... show more

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LA\/ENDER1 год назад

To briefly explain, these things are normally invisible and they aren't solid so they can walk through walls and even people and if they touch you, you drop dead because they literally rip out your soul. So people live in shielded cities and you need a type of flair to make them temporarily visible. Pretty neat concept for a game.

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Horror Gorillas2 лет назад

Are You A Horror Movie Lover? Get This Funny "I Would Totally Survive In A Horror Movie" T-Shirt Today!

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TronofC1 год назад

The only real problem was trying to attach the Final Fantasy name to it. Otherwise? Borderline perfect

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Mike 🔎🌿🪶🔱1 год назад

Hello Max. Nah, but srsly, I enjoyed it as a kid, one of my few good memories with my older sister.

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The Edgy Penguin1 год назад

I love this movie for how weird it is, alien ghosts is such a unique concept and I don't think I've ever seen it done anywhere else. Don't think it fits Final Fantasy, but as its own thing I thought it was cool.

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WaywardRobot1 год назад

They're kind of like the gnosis from Xenosaga, like they can just phase around and one shot people by touching.

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Alekz1 год назад

Secret scene on the DVD was amazing.

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Malbardio1 год назад

I agree with a lot of other people, if it wasn't labelled as "Final Fantasy" it would of come off better. Than again it wouldn't of sold as much either, a real Catch 22 for Squinix.

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WorldinGreyInk - The Art of Being Jacob Seavello🌫1 год назад

I'll always take a dump on it... they could have called it anything else, but instead chose to call it something it never was.

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They call me bruce1 год назад

It was pretty revolutionary when it came out, I remember being blown away at how utterly photo realistic it was.

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Avernus1 год назад

Shit ending though either way Guaranteed if the Zeus cannon was aiming at some sort of alien mega phantom brain source with a humanity fuck yeah vibe, which kills the phantoms forever, it'd be top sellers of all time But there's a hollow happy resolution for the eldritch monsters that were just misunderstood

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