No , it ' s not like that at all . If Samsung built every single piece of the iPhone yes , you could say that . <| sep |> No thanks . I ' d trade an orange drink helmet for it ? <| sep |> I literally no nothing about PC ' s so I don ' t what I need , such as the SSD or whatever , my friend just said this is good for the price and it ' s stressing me out cause I don ' t know whether to trust him or trust the sticky on here or just buy a custom premade and upgrade . <| sep |> Quality games are expensive , most of the time . Even then , F 4 has been on sale for ~$ 30 which isn ' t too much considering the amount of hours it gives you . <| sep |> I think it ' s largely due to your number 1 . It may be too niche for some audiences , where scifi audiences may not like horror and vice versa . That may make it harder to market and therefore that sort of IP isn ' t promoted . This also leads to your number 2 , where writers don ' t realize that you can tell these types of stories . It may also be hard to put classic and expected horror tropes e . g . slashers , hauntings , etc into scifi . Body horror seems to be a good crossing road , like The Thing 1982 , The Fly , Splice , etc . Even District 9 . The whole space madness thing is also a good crossover area , where the isolating situation itself is a threat . I ' m thinking Sunshine , Europa Report , Moon and Approaching the Unknown , as well as your Event Horizon and Pandorum .