Bad movies are a dime a dozen; you forget about them the same day you watch them, with little to no resentment. But bad movies with wasted potential — those are the tough ones. It's frustrating and disappointing to watch a film completely crumble when it had all the right ingredients to be interesting. That's unfortunately the case with the pseudo-horror film History of Evil, a title that should've been reserved for a much better film; like the rest of the movie, the title bites off more than it can chew. It's a political thriller mixed with haunted house horror elements, like if The Shining and Children of Men had a baby, though that's overselling this film by miles.

One of Bethesda’s Best Games Getting New Release Next Week
One of Bethesda’s best games — and one of the great games of all time, in general — is getting a new release next week.

