Cultured Bois

The Bois haven't been doing a great job at exploring scaring things for Spooktober so they decide to read the works from The Master of Horror: Junji Ito.

The Bois are diving back into the spooky Simpsons episodes. They go down the list of episodes up to Treehouse of Horror XXX (30) and have a lot of fun along the way.

The Bois are at a loss on how to continue Spooktober so they thought "Why not talk about what spooks us". Learn what the bois are scared for good no reason.

The first ever October Spooky episode! The Bois subject themselves to the early 2000's dub of the anime Ghost Stories, though funny at the time by todays standards it's scary what they get away with.

Nate doesn't quite understand the love for The Slice of Life genre so Pepe is going to do his best to break it down for everyone like Nate. He'll explain what it is, why he likes it and what makes a good entry in the genre.

The Bois are trying their hands a creating and pitching ideas generated from a Random Word Generator list. For this first attempt they need to create a Time Travel Horror Film. Are they going to be up to the task? or will they crash and burn? Please vote via the poll which idea you thought was best.

The Bois didn't have any particular topics in mind this week so they just hit record and talked about being introverted. Listen to their catch up chat and hear their first world problems.

The Bois and Wildeb33stPlays went to watch Dragonball Super Superhero as soon as they could and they all have some thoughts. Was it everything they were promised? Was it good? Find out this time on Cultured Bois!

The Bois are broadening their horizons once more by trying to understand the hype behind K-Pop. They tried Spotify's Top 50 in South Korea playlist and learnt something about themselves.

The Bois wanted to thank legendary creator of Yugioh! Kazuki Takahashi for his work. Takahashi-san passed away recently and as a way to pay their respects the Bois share some of their fond memories with Yugioh!. Thank you Kazuki Takashi, the Cultured Bois are forever grateful for your work.