Today we welcome Joel Dewitte from Super GG radio to talk about our favorite beat em ups such as River City Girls and Turtles in Time. As well as games that scared us to our core.
Special thanks to nightlights who helped me sleep after playing Layers of Fear.
This week in our month of horror Bryan takes us back to Camp Crystal Lake to hang out, go for a swim, and get slammed against a tree while hiding in a sleeping bag. That’s right, we’re talking the super fun Friday the 13th: Part 7: The New Blood and pointing out all the things that make this such a delightful watch. While it may not have the most imaginative kills, its costumes and special effects are on a whole other level.
This week we take on the world’s worst video game filmmaker of all time, Uwe Boll. Bryan Dressel from After the Hype and The Venture Bros podcast joins us on the hate train.
Special thanks to everyone who is boycotting Blizzard.
And now for something completely unexpected: a rape revenge film that is good, actually, and that turns all its tropes on its head. I know, right? We’re talking about the 2017 film Revenge, from writer/director Coralie Fargeat. She brings a master filmmaker’s touch to an otherwise played out genre and asks us to take a hard look at ourselves. It’s quite the film and we do the best we can breaking down everything about it.
Hey guys! Jonathan here. Due to a variety of reasons I have to push Chapter 24 of Demon Dayz back to next week. In the meantime I thought it would be fun to showcase the Warcraft episode from After the Hype, the OG podcast that started our entire network. It was a super fun episode, even if the movie itself was only so-so. Thank you so much for your patience and see you next week as our tiefling heroes make their way to the Tower of All.
Welcome to Broktober! Today we discuss retro gaming, being a video game lawyer, and the toxicity that gaming twitter can create.
Special thanks Baby Park for being the best Mario Kart track.
This week kicks off our October Horror month in which we watch – you guessed it – horror films. Our criteria this year involved films we either missed, films we wanted to see, or like in the case of the film we picked this week – films that were available. That’s right! We’re watching 30 Days of Night, a movie with an interesting premise that will have you going “vampires kill me now.” It’s certainly a rough watch, but we have fun tearing it apart.
Today we discuss gaming culture from the outside looking in. We touch on things from representation in gaming to why video games seem to struggle to translate to movies.
Special thanks to Mortal Kombat theme for being a throbbing banger.
Today our hero sits down with his former roommate and good friend Brewer to talk about the release of World of Worldcraft classic. They also take a trip in the way back machine to talk about how WoW changed the lives of those who played it.
Special Thanks to all the Moms who brought Mt.Dew and Pizza rolls to the basement.
This week on the podcast we discuss Brightburn, a film with a promising and interesting premise, which falls apart in almost every way. Join us as we try to make sense of the decision-making at play and try to find some bright spots in this iffy flick.
