Cyberpunk 2077 could possibly be the biggest letdown in gaming history. Jon from Demon Days helps us through this disappointment and helps us see the possible beauty covered up by unfinished trash that is this game.
Special Thanks to all the people who played this so I didn’t have to.
Welcome to another exciting and breathtaking episode of “Who What When Where & Why We Do in the Shadows” featuring the vocal talents of Bryan Dressel, Matt “Catherine Cat Crawfield” Dykes, Drew “John Not A Vampire At All” Staton, and Joel “Jane” DeWitte. Bask in their glory as they discuss the hilarious episode “Baron’s Night Out,” which is just an all around great piece of television. Did you catch the connection to the first episode? Anyway, enjoy!
Richard Donner had quite the film career in his lifetime and we wanted to honor that by spending a month reflecting on some of his best films (and one film he got to re-edit after it was cruelly taken away from him). We kick things off with his first critical and commercial breakthrough, “The Omen,” starring Gregory Peck as a diplomat / ambassador whose son may or may not be (but totally is) the Antichrist. It’s a well-paced horror film that never overstays its welcome, and it manages to pepper a few shocking kills throughout its runtime. That’s not to say the film is without its share of flaws, and we go into those as well. An overall compelling start to our month honoring the late Richard Donner.
Welcome to another exciting and wolfy edition of Who What When Where and Why We Do in the Shadows. This week Bryan Dressel, Matt “Zombie Dog Deacon Frost” Dykes, and Drew “Quinn” Staton talk about the next episode in the series: Animal Control. Let’s all be thankful that we can’t get knocked out while turned into a bat and get stuck at an animal shelter! Or if you’re lucky enough to live multiple lives… maybe not the best idea to remember them all at the same time!
Ending our month of Jackie Chan is the film “Rush Hour,” which totally doesn’t hold up after all these years and is a bit of a frustrating watch. Probably would have been better to go with something like “The Foreigner” or literally anything else in his filmography. That said, there were a few things that we liked and it brought about a great wrap up discussion about the actor and just how diverse his body of work is.
With the Merrow threat taken care of, the party convenes with the leader of the band of surviving Merfolk to get a lay of the land and some insight on what to expect at the Hand of the Titan.
Alex and I journey deep in to the much improved lore of twisted metal 2! Rating each drivers stories.
Welcome to another exciting and wolfy edition of Who What When Where and Why We Do in the Shadows. This week Bryan Dressel, Matt “Rudolph Zombie Dog” Dykes, and Drew “Count Orlok” Staton talk about the fourth episode in the series: Manhattan Night Club. Hat’s and Capes keep this one funnier than you could ever expect!
Our Jackie Chan retrospective resumes with the absolutely goofball “Rumble in the Bronx,” and we mean that in the most positive way possible. Sure, the plot is awful, but you’re not watching one of these for the plot. You are? Really? Anyway, the action is top notch and thoroughly exciting and the third act is absolutely hilarious, if nonsensical. You owe it to yourself to check out this movie (and our episode on it) if you haven’t.
We play the free indie game Missed Messages and oh my this game was heavy.
Special thanks to those who help others.
