You truly do love to see it on this week's episode. Danielle, Merritt, and Steven all gather round the wood-burning stove to talk about Snowpiercer, the 2013 South Korean-Czech co-production directed by Bong Joon-ho (The Host, Parasite). Snowpiercer follows low-class residents aboard the titular, nonstop train as they brave a world ruled by petty fascism and plagued by frozen wastes. It's a stellar post-apocalypse action film perfect for the winter months! Hear all about it on You Love to See It.

This January is pretty dry of new releases, but that doesn't mean our podcast isn't extra juicy this week. The gang's all here after a long rest and ready to look forward into all the new releases currently scheduled for 2020! Before that, though, we take a slice out of our day for story time. Merritt had some serious apartment-related adventures (and maybe nearly died) while Steven went swimming this week (and maybe nearly died). Listen for all the not-so-gory details on another episode of Fanwidth!

Danielle, merritt, and Steven kick off 2020 with another episode of You Love To See It. This week, the gang watched Unedited Footage of a Bear: the surreal horror-comedy from Adult Swim and experimental filmmaker Alan Resnick. The short originally aired the same year as Adult Swim's similar, but much more popular Too Many Cooks. Although it may have been the more interesting and terrifying of the two. Find out why on another exciting episode of You Love To See It!

One of the best parts of Control is its wild and wonderful world. And one of the best parts of that is the Threshold Kids, the deranged and wonderful puppet show that shows up on abandoned VHS tapes around the office. Control's Narrative Lead Anna Megill came on to discuss the origin story of the puppets, their design, and their possible future in the Oldest House.

Another difficult year in the world was met with another year's worth of great games. Fanbyte's Game of the Year 2019 awards are here to celebrate the ones that challenged us to think about that world, made us laugh, made us cry, or simply filled a void when we needed it most. And there was plenty to fit each of those bills in 2019! Join us as we round up the categories and close out one more year in games.

We're in the home stretch, counting down the final 16 games of Fanbyte's Top 50 Games of the Decade. D you agree with our number one selection? Is your favorite on our list? Listen to the whole crew's breakdown of our top 16!

You better not shout, cry, or otherwise show any dissatisfaction with the holidays this year. Otherwise the Krampus might arbitrarily torture your family for reasons that aren't completely obvious! This week on You Love to See It, Danielle leads merritt and Steven on a journey through a 2015 horror-comedy: Krampus. And while this feature gets the creatures very right, some of the themes aren't entirely clear. But we do our very best to unwrap them on this Christmas-y podcast.

We made it, folks. Three grueling podcast days of deliberation have led to this: Fanbyte's Top 50 Games of the Decade. In today's episode, we go through 50-17. Why 17? We're just mysterious. Does your favorite crack the countdown?

The ultimate Games of the Decade list is finally starting to take shape! The Fanbye podcast crew already made some hard decisions about what had to go and what got to say. But what's the order of this thing ultimately going to look like? Find out on the latest episode of our Games of the Decade discussion!

Things are heating up on another explosive episode of the Fanbyte Games of the Decade discussion! The crew may have bitten off more than it can chew, as it attempts to whittle down one enormous list into something manageable. There are fights, tears, bargains, and more. Well... It's mostly just us talking about how much we love games, really. That's fun, too!