13.The Evil Within The Evil Within(and its sequel) is a survival horror played in third-person, where you use guns and other weapons to fight your way through nightmarish locations full of terrifying creatures. While the survival gameplay is solid—a fun mixture of stealth and action—the characters are a bit flat and the story isn’t the most engaging. It came out at a time whenResident Evil 5andResident Evil 6moved away from their roots, and filled the void they left behind....

13. Zombie Dice: Horde Edition Zombie Diceis an extremely simple push-your-luck game that packs a lot of fun into such lightweight rules—and it involves nothing but a handful of custom dice, so it’s extremely portable as well. InZombie Dice, on your turn, you roll three custom dice that can show either Brain, Footstep, or Shotgun: a Brain is worth 1 point, a Footstep can be re-rolled, a Shotgun ends your turn if you’ve rolled three of them....

13. The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother (1975) Gene Wilder is the known comic actor who first embodied the zany Willy Wonka in 1971. But did you know he was sometimes behind the camera, too?The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brotherwas Wilder’s directorial debut, and the logline is practically the same as its title. Gen Z might not find it that funny, but parents will be wheezing their way through this very 70s comedy that’s characterized by slapstick puns and funny plays on words like “photographic sense of hearing” and “Sheer Luck Holmes....

13. Mr. Bean in Bean (1997) and Mr. Bean’s Holiday (2007) Mr. Beanas a character goes beyond his two movie appearances. Not only did he start off in the acclaimed sitcom seriesMr. Bean, he’s also appeared in advertisements, cartoons, books, sketches for the Comic Relief charity, and even Olympic ceremony performances. Most impressive is the fact that Mr. Bean rippled into all these areas without uttering a single word! Just the odd mumble here and there....

13. Happy Death Day (2017) Being deathly hungover and viciously murdered is the last way you’d want to spend a birthday. It’s also the last day you’d want to be stuck repeating in aGroundhog Day-style time loop. Unfortunately for Tree Gelbman (played by Jessica Rothe), she gets lobbed with both. “Happy Death Day!” is the more appropriate phrase that Tree’s sorority housemates should be shouting when she stumbles home from a night out, chucking away her candlelit cupcake....