Digital Dumpster Diving

And we're back with the movie that almost killed us, Swamp Ape. Yes...Swamp Ape. Spoiler warning: just don't watch this movie, nothing good can come of it. But if you, for some reason, do watch it, let us know what you thought, and if you enjoyed it, tell us what we missed! And after that? Let us never speak of this movie again.

And for our next episode, we'll be hitting up a game that is on the verge of release, A Step Into Darkness, which will shortly be available on Steam (slated for August 1st, 2017).

Matt and Dave travel through space and time to bring you Rocketship X-M, one of the pioneering sci-fi movies of the 1950s. Here we find several astronauts attempting to travel to the moon, but things don't quite go according to plan. Does this movie hit the target, or go terribly off-course? Tune in to find out!

For the next adventure, we'll be checking out Swamp Ape on Amazon Prime...how bad can it be?

Sorry everyone! We hate to dash your hopes, but we're back! This time, Matt and Dave checked out the best the Indian film scene has to offer (or was it?), Once Upon a Time in Mumbai (2010). Follow along as we recount the rise and fall of gangsters, attention spans, and accidentally watched sequels! Tune in to hear our thoughts, and to see what's coming for the next episode. Also, as a side note, with June looming, so is Cast-a-Day. Definitely check out the daily postings of Matt Peters as he embarks on a month of daily podcast episodes, with great content, guests, music, and much more!

They say war is hell...will this movie be any better? Probably not, because this episode the gents watched USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage, starring Nicholas Cage and Tom Sizemore, and directed by Mario Van Peebles. Tune in to hear Matt & Dave laugh about whether this movie sinks or swims, whether it's worth your time, and find out what they'll be watching next!

Matt and Dave are back with another game review! This time they don their tunics as they join the legion in Ryse: Son of Rome, which is free all month on Xbox Live (sorry if you're listening to this after April). Will this game *rise* to the occasion, or fall like a bloated and corrupt Rome? Tune in to find out what we thought, and whether the game will be worth your time!

Join Matt & Dave as they check out Absent, a free point and click adventure game from Steam. Absent was a 2013 release from FNGames, about a college student who is pulled into a mystery following the disappearance of a fellow student. Should you click through this game, or point your cursor elsewhere? Tune in to find out! And for our next episode, we'll be picking up Ryse: Son of Rome, which will be a free game of the month for Xbox gold members. Join in, and as always, hit us up on Facebook at Digital Dumpster Diving or on Twitter @The3DCast!

What goes around comes around, and it's finally happened to Dave and Matt. The boys call it in the ring, and ended up discussing 2015's Circle (available for streaming on Netflix) for your listening enjoyment. Also, this episode features a first for the podcast. That's gotta be a positive thing, right? Tune in to find out! 

Also, keep your eyes on our Twitter and Facebook page for the announcement of what we'll be discussing next episode!

Christmas, New Years, Valentines, St. Patrick's Day, and many more become creepy and disturbing in this anthology of Holiday based horror. Will Matt and Dave be celebrating Holidays? Tune in to hear, and whether or not this might be a new tradition to start in your household. And, for our next adventure, check out The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T. 

Who are you, and why are you listening to us? Oh, forgive us, we just watched Embers, a 2015 film about the remaining people on earth after a rampant disease wiped out people's ability to remember just about anything. Was the movie worth remembering? Listen in to find out. And yes, this is one we recommend listening to before you watch...just sayin'.

Join Matt & Dave in a two-game review this week! They checked out Moirai and Mandagon this episode. Moirai was created by Chris Johnson, Brad Barrett, & John Oestman. Mandagon was a Steam Greenlight game from Blind Sky Studios, released in August 2016. Did they find trash, treasure, or a little bit of both?

Next episode they'll be watching Embers (2015) on Netflix! Join in for the festivities!