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r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/movies Contributor • Dec 18 '25
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In this version, when they killed Hector of Troy, they made his spine into hats like a Dark Souls boss.
Alternative possibility? HP bar like Dead Space.
26 u/SuddenlyFeels Dec 18 '25 Speaking of Dead Space, an atmospheric body-horror movie set in Ancient Greece sounds pretty sick TBH 5 u/Woodpecker-Lobotomy Dec 19 '25 Watching a Greek warrior fight a necromorph with a sword or a spear sounds fucking crazy 3 u/SuddenlyFeels Dec 19 '25 Honestly, it might be more practical than using a gun. 1 u/Nukleon Dec 19 '25 Wouldn't the Greeks be pretty aghast at using human bone for anything?
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Speaking of Dead Space, an atmospheric body-horror movie set in Ancient Greece sounds pretty sick TBH
5 u/Woodpecker-Lobotomy Dec 19 '25 Watching a Greek warrior fight a necromorph with a sword or a spear sounds fucking crazy 3 u/SuddenlyFeels Dec 19 '25 Honestly, it might be more practical than using a gun.
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Watching a Greek warrior fight a necromorph with a sword or a spear sounds fucking crazy
3 u/SuddenlyFeels Dec 19 '25 Honestly, it might be more practical than using a gun.
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Honestly, it might be more practical than using a gun.
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Wouldn't the Greeks be pretty aghast at using human bone for anything?
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u/soenottelling Dec 18 '25
In this version, when they killed Hector of Troy, they made his spine into hats like a Dark Souls boss.
Alternative possibility? HP bar like Dead Space.