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...help me... Welcome to now playing podcast review of Fatal Frame.

hosted by Justin, Stuart, and Arnie.

But be warned, this episode will contain detailed plot spoilers and strong language.

We hope you enjoy the show.

Today we're discussing Fatal Frame the Movie, starring Ayami Nakajo, Aoi Merikawa, directed by Mari Asato.

This is Arnie, co-host of Now Playing, hoping you can free me from my curse of reviewing video game movies.

Nope, sorry, this is Stuart. Nope. Sorry, this is Stuart.

Kenishua, this is Justin.

Yeah, we're still here in the arcade.

Last week, we were covering a new Silent Hill.

Now we're covering a game that sounds like it was made to be like Silent Hill.

I don't know Fatal Frame.

I've never played this game, but I guess it came out in the early 2000s on the heels of Resident Evil and Silent Hill.

I have heard of it, and I actually, while I didn't play it myself, my brother had it, and I spent a few hours watching him run through it.

So yeah, I have memories of this game. The original one, I think. Maybe it was part two. They kind of mend together in my mind. See, I'd heard of this game,

and when you said we were doing Fatal Frame, I'm like, I know what I'm in for. Fighting. Mortal

Combat. Fatal Frame, right? It's going to be the exact same type of thing. Oops. And I'd heard of the Fatal Frame series.

I just thought when I downloaded this to play, that I'd be playing a fighting game.

And the next thing I know, I'm in a horror survival game.

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