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14) Spawn (1997)
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The CGI effects in Spawn were widely criticized, especially the Hell sequences and the Violator demon. Hell looked like a basic video game level, with flat textures and unconvincing fire effects that lacked depth. The Violator Demon was stiff and poorly animated, which made crucial scenes feel awkward instead of terrifying. Practical sets or a mix of animatronics and better CGI would have helped these moments stand out.
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