MOTS-O-Ween 2017 begins with, “Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation.”  Join us as well delve into this bizarre twist on the Leatherface mythos. Pizza and coffee available at the drive-thru.

Join MOTS Ado as we take a walk with the body politic in Clive Barker’s “In the Hills, the Cities.”

The Lost Signals presents MOTSterpiece Theater.  Tonight’s episode features #14 on the AFI 100, Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho.  A review to be murdered by. [Aggregate score: 10]

SE caps off with the traditional seasonal salute to horror, this year framed via an article that melds aspects of neuroscience with survival horror design.

We venture out into the fields of the unknown to review an under appreciated classic of horror which influenced greats like H.P. Lovecraft and Stephen King, among many others. First, give The White People a read, and then tune in to our newest episode.

The Neophytes tread upon the topic of slasher films and their depiction of sexual and violent situations/characters as framed by a recent study on the matter.

MOTS wall themselves in with some fine wine to discuss a less famous, but no less impactful story from the master of the macabre, Edgar Allen Poe.

The Neophytes continue their exploration of unreliability in narrative with a freeform chat.

Reviewed in this episode: Until Dawn, Hue, The Surge (Demo), No Man’s Sky, Telltale Walking Dead: Season 3, The Flame in the Flood, Thomas Was Alone, Mass Effect: Andromeda, Mother Russia Bleeds, Late Shift, Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth DLC.

SE attempts to debate the nuances of writing a game story from the perspective of the bad guys, framed through an interview via Rock Paper Shotgun with the narrative designer of recent CRPG, Tyranny.