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Why Last Night In Soho’s Secret Cameo Is So Perfect
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The psychological horror Last Night In Soho features a secret cameo from a familiar face, and the downplayed moment helps the movie pull off its big twist. Last Night In Soho director Edgar Wright’s movies have often featured cameos from big names, but the horror uses its brief cameo for an unusual purpose. When blockbuster leading man Sam Claflin has a minor role in the movie, the appearance serves as foreshadowing for Last Night In Soho’s big twist.
A Giallo throwback, Last Night In Soho is a
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The Case for Conker’s Comeback
Rare was once one of the most iconic developers in the video game industry. In the 90s, the company was known for its colorful platformers, and most notably, introducing Donkey Kong’s modern incarnation with Donkey Kong Country. By the time the Nintendo 64 hit the shelves, Rare was one of the biggest contributors to the platform’s library, with games like Banjo-Kazooie, Goldeneye 007, and Conker’s Bad Fur Day. Conker in particular stood out among the wave of kid-friendly platformers that 90s gaming culture was so fond of. Taking an inspiration from South Park, Bad Fur Day used the juxtaposition of vulgar, inappropriate content and cute, colorful aesthetics for humorous purposes.
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