Hello one and all and thank you ever so kindly for checking out episode 275 of BTK. As we continue our August 80’s celebration, we arrive at Luke’s pick, Videodrome. This is easily my favorite Cronenberg film so I was very happy he landed on this one and I’ll be very interested to hear a Videodrome virgin’s take on this classic film. 

Music On This Episode (in order of appearance);

“Wake Up The Coma”-Frontline Assembly

“Canada” (Live)-Devin Townsend

Hey everyone, and welcome to episode 274 of BTK.  For yet another year, we are devoting the 8th calendar month to the 80's.  What does that mean for you?  Well, you can more or less count on me picking a fun 80's horror film to review, while Luke half-asses it and picks some 80's action movie to talk about.  Well, not this year (he picked something more in keeping with the show for 2020).  Anyway, my pick was 'The Lost Boys', and that was before the director up and died in June, so it appears the BTKurse, as well as my love of this movie, lives on...

Music On This Episode (in order of appearance);

“Death Comes At Midnight” (extended, remastered)-Midnight Danger

“I Still Believe”-ænorex

Hello everyone, and thanks for checking out episode 273 of BTK.  For this one, Luke and I are forgoing traditional horror and are continuing down the real-world-misery path with our reviews of 'We Need To Talk About Kevin'.  Always a fan-favorite, Luke and I were excited to talk about this one and give our two cents on one of the more bleak films from the past several years.  Enjoy!

Music On This Episode (in order of appearance);

"Dark Mother"-Belzebubs

"a whole lot of killing" (Generation Low Mix)-ænorex

Hey everyone, and thanks for checking out episode 272 of BTK.  For this July 4th celebration, we will take a break from blowing up random parts of America in the name of freedom (all the while maintaining social distancing), and will instead talk about Simon Rumley's 'Red White & Blue'.  Don't like that film? Not horror enough for you? Well, blame Luke.  He suggested it, and I just do what he says.  Happy 4th to our American friends, and stay safe everyone.

Music On This Episode (in order of appearance);

"Aim For The Heart"-Federale

"Crying"-VOWWS

Hello everyone and welcome to episode 271 of BTK.  For this one, Luke and I decided to celebrate Father’s Day, NOT with the Astron6 classic, but with a more recent film starring Chris’ hobbity little man-crush, Elijah Wood.  Yep, Luke and I spend the episode talking about ‘Come To Daddy’, the feature-length directorial debut from legendary producer Ant Timpson.  Thanks for dropping by and we hope you guys have a good time with this one.

Music On This Episode (in order of appearance);

“Father and Son"-Tim & Eric

“O Father O Satan O Sun”-Behemoth

Thanks for checking episode 270 of BTK, everybody.  For this one, Luke and I are reviewing ‘Blood Machines’, which is essentially a movie, presented as a 3-part series, based very heavily off of the music of Carpenter Brut.  Its crazy, satanic, sci-fi silliness and Luke and I were thrilled to be able to finally talk about this one!

Music On This Epsiode (in order of appearance);

”Intro/Blood Machines Theme”-Carpenter Brut

”Gone Now" (feat. Pencey Sloe)-Carpenter Brut

Hey kids, and welcome back to BTK.  For this episode, Luke and I are positively thrilled to be once again reviewing a movie from Severin Fiala and Veronika Franz.  These two gave us the incredible 'Goodnight Mommy', a few years ago.  Luke and I loved that one, and now they're back with their long-awaited feature follow-up, 'The Lodge'.  So buckle in and listen to Luke and my sexy voices as we talk about things in a sad attempt to sound SMRT.

Music On This Episode (in order of appearance);

"When Snow Falls"-Federale

"The Lodge"-Agalloch

Hello everybody and welcome to Episode 268 of BTK.  For this episode, I figured we would celebrate the fantastic women who coughed us forth into this ashtray of a world with a Mother's Day episode.  What movie did I pick, you ask?  Well, in honor if the special ladies in all of our lives, I chose a movie called 'Baby Blues'.  It released in 2008, and features a mother who spends the entire film trying to hug and kiss her young children.  Wait.  Did I say "hug and kiss"?  Sorry, I meant "viciously murder".  Yeah.  Thats what we are reviewing.  (please don't hate me, mom) 

Music On This Episode (in order of appearance);

"She"-Clan Of Xymox

"Voices":-Borknagar

Hey everyone and thanks for checking out the newest episode of RHK.  For this one, I am talking all about 'Home Sweet Home' from Mastiff Games.  This was an amazing little Thai horror game that had some genuinely chilling moments and really scratched my Thai black magic itch.  Its currently available on consoles and PC, so check it out if you haven't and hopefully you enjoy my review and discussion.

Music On This Episode (in order of appearance);

"RHK Theme"-ænorex

"RHK Theme" (outro)-ænorex

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Music On This Episode (in order of appearance);

“Babel’s Gate”-Septicflesh

“Ye Entrancemperium”-Emperor