Despair Event Horizon: In the remake, he maintains his composure throughout most of the game despite being directly exposed to the Marker.He never stood a chance against the Brute that killed him.

Curb-Stomp Battle: On the receiving end in Chapter 9 of the original game.

Cruel and Unusual Death: The Brute who attacks Hammond in the original first pulls off his leg slowly, than pounds him repeatedly with its gigantic armored limbs and finally smashes him through a thick pane of safety glass.

Justified as ten minutes aboard the Ishimura will tell anyone it's a lost cause.

Character Development: Goes from being dead-set on completing the mission to simply wanting to get off the Ishimura.

Bald of Authority: Completely bald, and he's the leader both by his official role aboard the Kellion and by his actions in the game.

Adaptational Angst Upgrade: He's less closed off in the remake, namely being more distraught over Chen and Johnston's deaths (see Sanity Slippage).

Hammond is one of the three members of the repair team that makes it off the Ishimura's flight deck, along with Isaac Clarke and Kendra Daniels. Do we understand each other?'Ĭhief Security Officer of the USG Kellion. Daniels, but I have a mission to complete and that's exactly what I intend to do. But since the show is an anthology, you don’t need to necessarily watch the seasons in order.'Your lack of confidence in me is duly noted, Ms. When it comes down to it, Slasher is the Canadian version of American Horror Story and worth checking out. Controversial take? Depends on who you ask. In fact, there are moments throughout the series that could easily rival AHS. Each season has a different setting with mostly the same actors playing new characters, and doesn’t shy away from gore. Slasher is an anthology series, much like American Horror Story.

And what better way to indulge than to binge-watch a series literally titled Slasher? A good slasher can be so enjoyable-jump scares, high energy, creepy villains, twists and turns … There’s a reason they’re so popular. And there are some fantastic slashers out there-they aren’t all blood and guts without any message behind them. If you’re a horror fan, you’ve probably seen your fair share of slashers.

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