Musu's primary role is to be an Attacker/Supporter due to his Team Support and hard-hitting moves. Mass Shield (Team 30% Shield, 35s, 4 CD).Mass Regeneration (Team Regeneration, 32s, 4 CD).
High cooldowns and stamina costs in best skills.Doesn't inflict any negative status effects to enemies.He's good despite his age, and that puts Musu in the B rank, which isn't bad at all. Musu's stats are average overall and has plenty of handy moves. 2.1 iS tHaT mOnStRoUs DrAgOn FrOm DrAgOn CiTy!?!1/1?1?ĭespite being one of the oldest monsters in the game, Musu is still decent nowadays, just like he always has been.New additions for this year’s update include His House and Candyman, and classics like Dario Argento’s Creepers creepin’ in. Each of these best scary movies thrown into our bubbling cauldron had to have at least 20 reviews with a Fresh rating, before being sorted by our ranking formula, which accounts for a movie’s number of reviews and year of release. Or so it would seem.Īnd we honor the recent stabs and strides made by female horror directors ( A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night, The Babadook, The Invitation) and directors abroad ( Under the Shadow, The Wailing). Slashers ( Scream), zombies ( Dawn of the Dead), vampires ( Let the Right One In) abound with terror of the more psychological persuasion ( Don’t Look Now, The Innocents). Creature features ( King Kong, The Fly) nestle with Best Picture nominees ( The Exorcist, Get Out). Caligari) and Universal monsters ( Dracula, The Wolf Man). So we’re pulling from 100 years of movie history, from those early days of German expressionism ( Nosferatu, The Cabinet of Dr. The wonders of seeing the unknown has always been the luring temptation of movies, and so horror feels especially close to this medium, a genre that exposes audiences to beyond normal, and into death. Something is stalking on your screen, primed to to kill all your free time: The big, boo-tiful list of Rotten Tomatoes’ 200 Best Horror Movies of All Time! The wind forces open the curtained window.
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