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Something evil lurks under 'The Forest'
"The Forest" starts with you as the lone survivor of a terrible plane crash and you have to survive a mysterious forest and the evil that lurks beneath. NBCNews.com's Todd Kenreck reports.   FULL STORY
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From 'Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey' to 'Fallout: New Vegas'



Twenty years ago, actor William Sadler turned the quirky Grim Reaper from the movie "Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey" into a cult favorite. Sadler says developing the quirky robot character Victor — for the new game "Fallout: New Vegas" — wasn't so different.

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