Clive Barkers Jericho is an inconsistent first-person shooter, alternating between moments of pure, atmospheric greatness and irritating design paradoxes that suck the fun out of the gameplay. For every incredible set piece--a battle in a Roman gladiator arena, fearful attacks by ghostly children--there is a frustrating sequence that puts every shortcoming in the game proudly on display. There is a lot going on, and sometimes it comes together exquisitely. More often, Jerichos various elements get in the way of one another, creating a game you'll love one moment and hate the next.

Storyline: Filmed long before his current fame as a horror novelist and filmmaker, Salome/The Forbidden re-releases two experimental films Clive Barker directed in the 1970s. While they're a departure from more familiar fare such as Hellraiser and Lord of Illusions,

What doesn't kill you, will make you wish it had. Let Clive Barker, the Prince of Horror, prey on your darkest fears in a game of unparalleled terror. 1899 At the Island of the Standing Stones, Jeremiah Covenant and his four younger siblings read aloud a dark ritual that unleashes an unimaginable horror on the world. Now, years later, as Jeremiah lies dying last hope rests in the hands of his old comrade Patrick Galloway.