Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT One Mike Flanagan show with an impressive 87% Rotten Tomatoes score proves he should helm a video game adaptation. Most Mike Flanagan movies and shows have either adopted original storylines or drawn inspiration from the works of renowned horror authors like Edgar Allan Poe, Stephen King, Shirley Jackson, and Henry James.
Since Mike Flanagan, too, often relies on immersive storytelling to scare audiences instead of featuring one shallow jump scare after another, he would do justice to the Silent Hill games. Midnight Mass & Silent Hill Share Many Thematic Similarities Both Have Religious Undertones Close Although Midnight Mass dabbles with several different themes and narratives, its core message revolves around one's struggles with forgiveness. While some characters, like Zach Gilford's Riley and Kate Siegel's Erin, struggle to forgive themselves because of their past decisions, others, like Annarah Cymone's Leeza, find it hard to forgive those who hurt them.
Silent Hill The game that started it all, Silent Hill, is the first title released in the Silent Hill Franchise in 1993 for the original PlayStation console. Silent Hill defied conventions by putting combat in the background and giving players control of Harry Mason, a man with no combat training searching for his adopted daughter in the mysterious town of Silent Hill.