This is probably one of my favorite horror movies that I have seen yet to date in terms of seeing something new with horror. I loved this movie- and it was due to purely its concept. Not only does it address it's racism of the time and doesn't try to avoid it with both African American's and Native Americans- but actually addresses it. Without spoiling anything because I encourage anyone who is a fan of monster movies to watch it, my favorite part was just the attention to detail on all the characters and the reaction. No one is doing western horror. I have no idea why because there is so much that can be done with the concept and it is such a time of discovery and bandits and really hits home with those who grew up watching those old spaghetti western that could really speak to an older audience. I just think it is amazing. Like Red Dead Redemption the game had such a wide reception that I think that it is a genre that isn't really addressed in the more modern literature that honestly.
2020: The future of tech will be more advanced, the introduction of 8 k in both cinema and games as well as a commercialized full introduction into VR. We will begin our race into the completely digital era. Androids will be more common in the service industry. I think we will still be experimenting on a medical level with grown organs but it will not be in mass production until later on in the next 20 years or so. I think for my industry specifically VR will become more and more mainstream with more and more gaming hubs and arcades appearing as one of the new entertainment systems. 2030: VR is fully implemented and by this time we will being completely connecting to a virtual world or there will be some sort of major virtual component to our lives. I believe we will implement chips that make automation easier as well as contacts and or glasses that make it. Gaming will be pushed to more of an incorporation of everyday life and becomes even a further form of e...
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