The yellow brick road leads to hell on earth in GALE: YELLOW BRICK ROAD, a twisted new take on the legendary tale of the Wizard of Oz.
In theaters February 11.
Decades after her return from Oz, Dorothy Gale is tormented by memories of a world that has grown darker with time.
We want to thank everyone who sent kind words to Stuart. He was able to read your messages, and they truly lifted his spirits. He was so touched, and he asked us to pass along his heartfelt thanks to each and every one of you.
But now, we have some heartbreaking news.
Stuart is gravely ill.
What started as a routine surgery last Wednesday turned into something much more serious. After complications, he was admitted to the hospital, and while there were a few hopeful days where he was texting and reading your messages, his condition has worsened dramatically in the past 24 hours.
His lungs have filled with fluid, and the doctors have told us the next 24 hours are critical — "make or break."
I (Arnie) am flying to be by his side.
Please keep sending your love, your good thoughts, and, if you pray, your prayers. Stuart needs them now more than ever.
I will share updates when there’s news his family — or Stuart himself — wants you to know.
This is a photo of Stuart in a very happy time. He loves his dog Wrinkles, the two of them share a very special bond. He said Wrinkles knew something was wrong with him Thursday before he went back to the hospital... I thought I'd share this happy memory.
Thank you for loving him. Thank you for listening to him. It has meant everything to him.
@roboticgeo Thank you for this game. It was powerful. Sad. Hilarious. It was so many things I don't even know what to say. I got what I *think* is the "best" ending, and even that was intensely sad and melancholy. I was truly moved by so much in this game. I eagerly await your next project.
I just spent the last 2 days playing NORCO from @roboticgeo. One of the greatest experiences I've ever had with a game. Growing up on Déjà Vu and other point and click adventure games, I knew this would be right up my alley, but had no idea it would be so hauntingly beautiful. A+
If you're in the mood for a Christmas black comedy that could fairly be described as "Krampus" meets "The Thing," I urge you to dive into Rare Exports. At 82 minutes, it flies like Santa's sleigh.
Currently streaming on Hulu.
4/4
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I recently watched "Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale"
I first saw the trailer back in 2010 or 2011 when it was released and said, "Boy, I've got to see that." A full decade later, the visuals from that preview never left my mind, and I finally got around to seeing it.
1/4
The father/son relationship is really well done, (likely because they are played by actual father and son Jorma and Onni Tormilla,) the film is beautifully shot (have a look at the pictures,) and every set up has a payoff.
3/4