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Heretic + Hexen for PS5 is a well-crafted bundle that revitalizes the classic 1990s dark fantasy shooters with modern enhancements, optional new features, and a nostalgic appeal for fans of retro gaming, though it remains true to its challenging and sometimes unforgiving roots.
Nightdive Studios has released a highly polished remaster of the '90s FPS classics Heretic and Hexen for Nintendo Switch, featuring modern gameplay enhancements, new content, improved visuals, and soundtrack options, making them more accessible and enjoyable for both new and returning players.
Heretic and Hexen, classic fantasy FPS games from the 1990s, have been remastered and re-released on multiple platforms including PC, consoles, and Switch, featuring new content, multiplayer options, and enhanced graphics, offering a nostalgic yet modern experience for fans and newcomers alike.
Nightdive Studios and id Software have re-released the classic 90s shooters Heretic and Hexen as an enhanced bundle with new chapters, cross-platform multiplayer, mod support, and performance improvements, available on PC and Xbox Game Pass.
"Venom: The Last Dance" continues to lead the box office for the third consecutive week, earning $16.2 million, despite a lackluster domestic performance. New releases "Heretic" and "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" debuted with $11 million and $8.9 million, respectively. "Heretic," starring Hugh Grant, received mixed audience reviews but is expected to be profitable due to its low budget. Overall, box office sales remain sluggish, but upcoming major releases are anticipated to boost theater attendance.
"Venom: The Last Dance" continues to lead the North American box office for the third consecutive weekend, earning $16.2 million, despite a lackluster domestic performance. The film has performed better internationally, contributing to a global total of $394.2 million. New releases "Heretic" and "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" debuted closely behind, with "Heretic" earning $11 million. Overall, box office sales remain sluggish, but upcoming major releases are expected to boost numbers.
"Venom: The Last Dance" continues to lead the box office, earning $16.2 million in its third weekend, while A24's horror film "Heretic" debuts with $11 million. "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" also opened strong with $11.1 million, though this includes earnings from a prior sneak preview. Despite a generally slow post-election weekend, these films performed well, with "Venom 3" accumulating $114 million domestically and $394.2 million globally. Overall, box office revenues remain down compared to previous years.
"Heretic," a religious horror film by Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, features Sophie Thatcher and Chloe East as Mormon missionaries and Hugh Grant as a potential convert. The filmmakers discuss their decade-long journey to create the film, emphasizing the importance of dialogue and theological ideas. They launched a "battle campaign" to cast Grant, believing he was perfect for the role. The film, praised for its thought-provoking ending, aims to spark debate about belief and certainty. Beck and Woods also reflect on their experiences running a cinema and the impact of AI on the film industry.
A24's horror thriller 'Heretic' earned an estimated $10 million during its opening weekend, making it one of the studio's highest-earning debuts, following 'Civil War' and 'Hereditary.' Despite trailing behind 'Venom' at the box office, 'Heretic' outperformed 'The Best Christmas Pageant Ever,' which earned around $9.5 million. The film's performance in Utah, where it received high praise, remains a point of interest.
In "Heretic," directed by Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, Hugh Grant plays the complex role of Mr. Reed, a man who traps two Mormon missionaries in his home. Known for his romantic comedies, Grant's performance in "Cloud Atlas" inspired the directors to cast him for his ability to switch between charming and villainous. The film explores deep religious themes, and Grant's meticulous preparation involved extensive discussions with the directors. Beck and Woods aim to create more films like "Heretic" that delve into religion and existential questions, offering a foundation for conversation.
Sony's 'Venom: The Last Dance' continues to lead the box office, earning $14 million in its third weekend and surpassing $100 million domestically. A24's thriller 'Heretic' and Lionsgate's 'The Best Christmas Pageant Ever' are competing for second place, with 'Heretic' projected to earn $10.8 million and 'Christmas Pageant' $9.5 million over the weekend. 'Heretic' has received mixed audience reviews but strong critical acclaim, while 'Christmas Pageant' is benefiting from positive word-of-mouth.
Sony's 'Venom: The Last Dance' is leading the Veterans Day weekend box office with an estimated $14 million, marking the first time a Venom film has topped the box office for three consecutive weekends. A24's horror film 'Heretic' is expected to open with $11-12 million, while Lionsgate's 'The Best Christmas Pageant Ever' is projected to earn $9-12 million. The weekend's box office is benefiting from the Veterans Day holiday, with schools closed on Monday.
Directors Scott Beck and Bryan Woods cast Hugh Grant as the antagonist in their horror film 'Heretic' due to his ability to blend charm with menace. The film features Grant as Mr. Reed, who lures missionaries into his home, initially appearing harmless before revealing a sinister side. Inspired by figures like Keith Raniere, Grant's character uses charm and debate tactics to unsettle his guests. The directors believe Grant's past roles enhance the suspense, making his character's transformation more impactful. 'Heretic' releases in theaters on November 8th.
Hugh Grant takes on a villainous role in the new A24 horror film "Heretic," portraying Mr. Reed, a seemingly charming man who reveals a sinister side to two young Mormon missionaries. Known for his romantic comedy roles, Grant discusses his fascination with playing darker characters and the extensive preparation he undertakes to bring depth to his performances. The film explores themes of faith and menace, with Grant's character embodying a complex blend of charm and creepiness.
In the thriller 'Heretic,' Hugh Grant delivers a standout performance as a villainous character who deceives two young Mormon missionaries, played by Sophie Thatcher and Chloe East, into a dangerous situation. The film showcases Grant's ability to portray a charming yet sinister figure, marking a peak in his villainous roles.