Greg Seebregts
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I'm a South African writer, blogger and English tutor; I've published 1 novel and am working on publishing a 2nd. I also write reviews on whatever interests me. I have a YouTube Channel as well where I review books, and manga and so on.
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Horror Classics: The Mummy's Shroud (1967)
Okay, so the first two mummy films that Hammer had made were pretty good, and I really enjoyed them. Now, there's a saying about how the second film in series is the only good sequel. I don't usually agree with that, but I kind of have to agree this time around.
By Greg Seebregts4 months ago in Horror
8 Storylines for an Underworld TV Series
Film news often grinds my gears, as it seems to always be intertwined with celebrity gossip. With that said, back when I was writing for Digital Fox Media, another writer - Roxie Hill - shared the news that there was a possible Underworld TV Series in the works.
By Greg Seebregts4 months ago in Geeks
BloodRayne 2: The Terminal Cut
BloodRayne is one of my all-time favorite games, and when the Terminal Cut remasters were announced I was one of many who were super excited about them. We've already covered the first BloodRayne, now it's time to tackle Rayne's second outing. Also, if you haven't seen the first review, I'd suggest checking it out because I will be talking about that game a bit as well.
By Greg Seebregts4 months ago in Gamers
Horror Classics: The Mummy (1959)
Well, it’s spooky season again and you know what that means; horror movies! Usually, when you think about The Mummy, the films that come to mind are either the 1999 film with Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz or the 2017 film starring Tom Cruise. Both of these films were produced by Universal Studios. Of course, those aren’t the only Universal Mummy movies, no, no, no, there were, in fact, six others.
By Greg Seebregts4 months ago in Horror
Tomb Raider: Legend - The Return of Lara Croft
In 1996, Toby Gard and CORE Design created a gaming icon in Lara Croft. While Gard departed due to creative differences, the series continued without him...to reasonable success. The second and third entries were met positively, although the third game was the lowest selling entry in the series at that time (1998).
By Greg Seebregts4 months ago in Gamers
Murder in the Cheap Seats
Back in the day, before streaming, and comic books were a thing, most people got their genre fiction fix from the newsstands, specifically the pulp magazines they sold. These magazines were printed on cheap wood pulp paper - which is where they got their name. They covered pretty much everything from hardboiled detective noir stories to crazy horror stories.
By Greg Seebregts5 months ago in Geeks
Crime Chronicles: The Werewolf of Wysteria
A Quick Warning: Guys and Gals, this is an important piece of info so please read carefully. This article is going to delve into some really dark, messed up stuff including graphic descriptions of violence committed against children. There are also excerpts and notes written by our villain of the story with some profanity and other potentially upsetting stuff. These have been included because they are part of the story, they're there for the sake of completion and nothing more.
By Greg Seebregts5 months ago in Criminal
Tomb Raider: Angel of Darkness - The End of an Era
Ah, so we've finally reached it, the black sheep of the Tomb Raider series. The production of the game was...rocky, with only one member of the original Tomb Raider team - Gavin Rummery - left. Additionally, there was very little enthusiasm for the project.
By Greg Seebregts6 months ago in Gamers
