I seem to cap out at about 4 or 5 times, even for favourites, but I'm pretty sure this counts.

(Not to imply the divide between great cast and smooth storytelling can be wider than Deadly Class...)

But back to the original point, the image of the Fort Salem recruits stomping in place was really strong, and I assumed it was a US Army thing. If not, that's yet another bit of great production.

Yeah, the cast is cool (I discovered it by following Taylor Hickson from Deadly Class). Keeping our characters in the middle of world-spanning conspiracies gets a bit clunky occasionally, but that's the nature of the beast :)

We've been watching Fort Salem (2 seasons in). It's cool.

Will not!

Arkham Horror LCG
Gloom/Frosthaven
Legendary Alien
Cthulhu: Death May Die
RoboRally
Planet Apocalypse
Marvel Champions
Unmatched Adventures
Inferno
Dungeon Petz

Am surprised Interview with the Vampire isn't on there.

Shorter and Rounder

Thanks. It's a bit tricky to find one where he's not asleep (but mostly because he is even cuter).

And a whole litter of them in the near future?

Maybe because a lot of streaming is 'one and done', even for someone who collects (too many?) blu-rays, whereas you might need a word processor at any point, for new work or to access old work.

Not sure, but I understand your point.

If William Dalrymple isn't there, it will be awkward.

The ones at the end are honorable mentions that probably don't count as horror (but are freaky).

Suspiria / Opera / Phenomena. Tenebrae I go back and forth on.

He doesn't want to make the rest of us feel bad.

The tablet is mostly out of shot, but you read passages after choosing locations to trigger, and sometimes scan cards to use items.

For the reason it's an app driven game.