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Greetings one and all, and welcome to the 13th lucky episode of RHK.  I am super-pumped about this one as I am spending some time talking all about the great video games of 2019.  Obviously, it will be horror-focused wherever possible, but I DO play other things, so you can expect to hear some love being golden-showered on some non-horror games, too.  Thanks for listening to the first 13 episodes of this show, and enjoy the show!

"RHK Theme"-ænorex

"RHK Theme"(outro)-ænorex

Hello, fellow horror game nerds.  After a slight break, I am back with the 12th episode of RHK.  While I had planned on a Silent Hill 1 & 2 episode, I ended up playing Dead Space 2 while I waited for my goddamn Death Stranding CE to finally show up, and liked it so much, that I decided a Dead Space 2 episode was totally necessary.  The fact that I never played DS2 has been a great horror shame for me, so I am happy I finally dug into this one.  Its about time I stopped being so awful!  So this episode is all about Dead Space 2, and I even snuck in a little of my history with the first game, too.  The nice thing is that there really isn't any other Dead Space game I want to cover for this show, so now I have officially conquered the Dead Space franchise for RHK. Thanks for listening everyone!

"RHK Theme-ænorex

"RHK Theme"(outdo)-ænorex

Greetings everyone, and welcome to BTK.  For this 260th episode, we are wrapping up a month female-led, black and white horror with what is obviously the QUEEN of black and white, female-led horror.  I always said we would never review this, but when scheduling this month's reviews, it began to feel insulting to NOT do it, considering the theme.  So, against all odds and past things I've said, we are reviewing "Repulsion".  It's one of my favorite films of all time, and I know Luke likes it too, so I am very excited to talk about this on BTK. I'll try not to fuck it up TOO much.

Music On This Episode (in order of appearance);

"Something's Wrong"-Mesh

"All The Colours Of The Dark"-Federale

Hey there everyone, and thanks for checking out episode 259 of BTK.  Continuing November 2019's "Black and White, Lady-Horror Month", which is a month of themed reviews that's literally based on nothing other than a few of the films being black and white and having ladies at the forefront, we are reviewing "She Wolf" on this episode.  Its a fun one with lots of sexy boobs and sexy deaths for sexy Luke.  Sexy times.

Music On This Episode (in order of appearance);

"She Is Murder"-VAST

"She"-Akira Yamaoka

 Hey kiddies and welcome to episode 258 of BTK.  For November 2019, I decided I finally wanted to review "True Love Ways", but also, another female-led, black and white horror film.  And just like that, a theme was born so I added one more, and poof, November 2019 becomes "Black and White, Lady-Horror Month" on BTK.  Fun times.  Anyway, enjoy the episode(s), everyone.

Music On This Episode (in order of appearance);

"True Romance"-She Wants Revenge

"Don't Take Your Love Away"-VAST

Happy Belated Halloween, everyone (assuming you are reading this after October 31st of 2019, or any year)(on that note, if this IS the future and you're a space alien monster picking this episode out of the ether that used to be our internet, give humanity a few extra lashings for me).  For this episode, Luke and I are reviewing the latest Hellhouse LLC film, "Hellhouse LLC III: The Lake Of Fire".  Luke and I really liked the last two Hellhouse movies, so hopefully we both enjoyed the final film in this underground, seasonal, surprise-trilogy!

Music On This Episode (in order of appearance);

"The Faustian Alchemist"-Bezelbubs

"Freedom Or Fire"-Fear Factory

Hello everyone, and thanks for checking out episode 11 of RHK.  For this one, I am celebrating the spirit of the 2019 Halloween season with a horror game that I actually find to be, if not scary, at least horribly tense.  But really, it is kinda scary too.  Anyway, I am reviewing one of my favorite games ever, and the only game to properly live up to the license on which its based, Alien: Isolation!  If you haven't played this one, I suggest doing so before listening as this will be a particularly spoiler-heavy episode.  And if you have played it, you know how great it is and I hope to hear from some of the listeners about their own scary-ass playthoughs.  Thanks for listening everyone.

Music On This Episode (in order of appearance);

"RHK Theme"-ænorex

Alien: Isolation End Credits Song (have no idea who wrote this)

Greetings kids, and welcome to episode 256 of BTK.  For this one, due to Canada, the country that VOD forgot, not getting Replace in time for a review, we are doing something different this week.  I thought, 'what should we do instead?', and somehow, against all odds, I arrived at Halloween (2018).  So thats weird.  For us.  Seriously, every other horror show talked about this film a year ago, and I thought it would be fun for BTK, a show that tends to steer clear of a lot of theatrical releases and mainstream horror, to review it.  For some, it was more controversial than the guinea-ist of the pig films, so in that way, it fits! Either way, whether you liked it or not, I hope you get some kind of enjoyment from Luke and my very long discussion on it.

Music On This Episode (in order of appearance);

"Escape The Fate"-Meteor

(I am not typing the title of the second song as its a giant spoiler from the film)-John & Cody Carpenter

Hey everyone, and thanks for coming back to RHK for episode 10.  For this one, I am talking all about my favorite games ever made, The Last Of Us and Left Behind.  I'm also talking all about the recent Last Of Us Part 2 news, namely that it will be out on February 21st, 2020!  Damn, that feels unreal to even type.  Anyway, I'm in awe of this game and its DLC, and will likely not be able to shut up about the upcoming sequel so, after watching that release date trailer, I immediately played the original game and DLC for the 4th damn time and decided I'd do an RHK episode on it, because besides being a fantastic achievement in the world of interactive storytelling, its one helluva tense, brutal and (at times) horrific experience.  RHK material all the way!

Music On This Episode (in order of appearance)

"The Last Of Us"-Gustavo Santaolalla 

"The Path (A New Beginning)"-Gustavo Santaolalla 

Hey everyone, and thanks for checking out Episode 255 of BTK.  For this one, we are reviewing Get My Gun, a little exploitation throwback film that quietly released to DVD earlier this year.  Following a Shudder grab, more people have gotten to see it so we figured we would weigh in on it to start our reviews for October.  Its not super-Halloween-y or anything, despite the opening scene being set on the holiday, but whatever.  Who gives a shit, seriously?

Music On This Episode (in order of appearance);

"Escape The Fate"-Meteor

(I'm not going to print the name of the second song because its a horrible spoiler for the end of Halloween (2018).  But it IS from the soundtrack, it is from John and Cody Carpenter, and that soundtrack is awesome so you should buy it)