Silent Hill 3: 10 Years Later... It's still a terrifying sequel and an awesome classic

10 years ago, I never imagined that I'd revisit a certain "spooky town" for the third straight time in a video game series, let alone find myself controlling a teenaged girl with a feisty attitude, "life preserver" jacket, and some horrible and mysterious nightmares that could make any sane man crack at the seams.

Of course, I'm talking about none other than Konami's 2nd Playstation 2 Survival Horror epic "Silent Hill 3", which was released in North America on August 6th, 2003, and serves as the first direct sequel to a previous installment in the series, namely the very first Silent Hill.

Players take control of a young girl named Heather, who is the adopted daughter of first game's hero Harry Mason. Set seventeen years after Silent Hill, Heather is unaware that the same cult group responsible for unleashing the horrors in the town have found her, and are slowly manipulating those demonic forces to use the teenager for their own sinister whims. Of course, Heather won't go down without a fight... But will she survive the experience and make it out in one piece?

Silent Hill: Revelation 3D trailer and clip now online

It's been a long time coming, but after months of waiting and little news popping out of the woodwork, Open Road Films and Lionsgate have released the first official trailer to Michael J. Bassett's film adaptation of Silent Hill 3, Silent Hill: Revelation 3D. As a sequel to the 2006 Silent Hill film, this film takes place years after the events of that film, and sees Sean Bean returning as Christopher Da Silva, or "Harry Mason" and Rahda Mitchell as Rose Da Silva. Adelaide Clemins takes the main protagonist role as Harry's daughter Heather Mason, and Mr. Bean's fellow Game Of Thrones co-star Kit Harington plays Vincent. Carrie-Anne Moss and Malcolm McDowell also co-star as Claudia and Leonard Wolf.