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Take a turn with Bitfaced as we talk about Blizzard's digital card game Hearthstone. This week we're joined by Juice from the podcast Hearthcore to get geeky and drink a little Pixel Punch, a drink he invented exclusively for us. Whether you're an avid card game player, or just a little curious, we run the gamut as always to provide the geekiest information. Don't worry if you're not interested in Hearthstone, there is plenty of the Bitfaced shenanigans you love as we go deep and talk about our curvy decks.
Check out our friends Juice and Rodney at Hearthcore!
Try a little Bitfaced Pixel Punch-Fill a glass with ice then add:1 oz vodka1 oz tripe sec1/2 oz grenadine2.5 oz ginger beerand a dash of lime juice.

It's Halloween week in the Bitcave, and we couldn't have asked for better guests than this! A lot of people talk about making a movie; few ever actually pull it off, and even fewer do so successfully. Bob Clark and Bruce Kilroy from Reel Bloody are about to shoot their first horror film. It's called Strip Club Massacre, and they stopped by to talk about that and some of their horror influences. 
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Daniel Clatworthy and Jordan Kamm share our central vision of bringing together people who began as strangers through video games, shedding our prejudices to better the gaming community as a whole.  Gamers-Haven is fully vested in the connection between gamers, obviously evidenced by their decision to show up in the Bitcave. We run the proverbial gamut of topics from Metal Gear to Fallout 4 to how much it sucks to freelance game reviews. Happy accidents are a beautiful thing.        
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Up and coming movie reviewer Ben Rakofsky sees just about every film that is shot in a given year, even that underground classic that your second cousin was trying to get financing for in high school.  We talk about Robert Zemeckis, John Hughes, Quentin Tarantino, and pick Ben's brain about a few cinematic gems that slipped through the proverbial cracks.

Everyone has that friend who knows way more than they do, luckily Bitcave veteran Brad "Sleepy Reaper" Allen is ours. We talk about how disappointing the new Tony Hawk game is, the benefits of gaming on steam, and the titles we are excited about this year. Tales of virtual micromanagement are frequent and encouraged.

Scott, Shawn, and Tim aren't just busting ghosts anymore, they've got their own podcast now called Nerd Cubed. As expected this episode travels down many geeky roads because Nerd Cubed knows how to deliver the chunky banter. Michael Myers or Jason Voorhees? Superfly or Three the Hard Way? Destiny or playing nothing at all? Those pressing issues and a lot more from the Bitcave this week.

Tyler always really wanted to be a porn star. You won't hear about any of that on this episode, but we do chat about the things we really love. Guest free for a change, a change that we will probably regret. Donal Logue never gets enough credit.

How much would you love to play Pokemon in public?  Kyle and Tyler get to fufill their sad fantasies of besting Charizard at a bus station while others gawk and leer.  Pokemon fans can fast forward the episode to the fourty-five minute mark. This has been a Camper / Thomas production.

Actor, writer, and certified genius Jim Young takes a break from the set of Sr. Ávila to give us a little peak behind the curtain of his HBO show. Jim also defends the new Fantastic 4 movie that everyone hates and talks a little Star Wars. Part two of a seventy eight part series.

Sam talks to us about leaving the glamorous world of Gamestop employment behind to pursue a career in women's gender and sexuality studies.  We pick her brain about Gamergate, the representation of women in gaming, and also get a few tales from behind the dreaded retail counter.  You'll never think about Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs the same way ever again.