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Jay Krieger

United States
As seen in: DreadXP, Apple Podcasts, Bloody Disgusting, Letterboxd, Dread Central, Cultured Vultures, Killer Horror Critic
Writer/podcaster covering indie horror games & film. Looking for coverage? DM me. • Yapper: @SafeRoomPod • Contributor: @DreadCentral @_FEARZINE @BDisgusting
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Hands-on Horror: A Starter Guide to Point-and-Click Horror Original

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By Jay Krieger
| Dread Central
Few genres were as instrumental in legitimizing the art form of games as the point-and-click adventures were. From its inception, the genre established itself with personable, witty writing, inventive puzzles, and gorgeously handcrafted worlds. And naturally, horror would eventually find a fitting home here. However, despite the point-and-click genre’s legacy, it remains relatively niche within the broader landscape of the medium, making it seem daunting for newcomers.
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The Dark Ages' [Monster Mania] Original

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By Jay Krieger
| Dread Central
Monster Mania is a monthly column celebrating the unique and varied monster designs in horror gaming. The Doom franchise has always been synonymous with demons and black metal. The series has made its bones on a gruesome bestiary whose ilk pairs classic demonic abominations with cybernetics, creating some of the most memorable monsters in all of gaming.
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‎‘Warfare’ review by Kriegs • Letterboxd

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By Ray Mendoza, Alex Garland, Jay Krieger
| Letterboxd
While Civil War warned of a divided future, Alex Garland and co-writer/director Ray Mendoza's Warfare plants itself firmly in the immediate present. For Garland, it’s an optimistic direction to take with his second war film in two years; however, Warfare is proof positive that Garland’s best work still happens behind a computer rather than a camera (see 28 Years Later). At its core, Warfare is a 95-minute survival horror-laced gunfight.
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