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Hey everyone, and thanks for coming back to RHK for episode 10.  For this one, I am talking all about my favorite games ever made, The Last Of Us and Left Behind.  I'm also talking all about the recent Last Of Us Part 2 news, namely that it will be out on February 21st, 2020!  Damn, that feels unreal to even type.  Anyway, I'm in awe of this game and its DLC, and will likely not be able to shut up about the upcoming sequel so, after watching that release date trailer, I immediately played the original game and DLC for the 4th damn time and decided I'd do an RHK episode on it, because besides being a fantastic achievement in the world of interactive storytelling, its one helluva tense, brutal and (at times) horrific experience.  RHK material all the way! Music On This Episode (in order of appearance) "The Last Of Us"-Gustavo Santaolalla  "The Path (A New Beginning)"-Gustavo Santaolalla 

Hey everyone, and thanks for checking out Episode 255 of BTK.  For this one, we are reviewing Get My Gun, a little exploitation throwback film that quietly released to DVD earlier this year.  Following a Shudder grab, more people have gotten to see it so we figured we would weigh in on it to start our reviews for October.  Its not super-Halloween-y or anything, despite the opening scene being set on the holiday, but whatever.  Who gives a shit, seriously? Music On This Episode (in order of appearance); “Escape The Fate”-Meteor (I'm not going to print the name of the second song because its a horrible spoiler for the end of Halloween (2018).  But it IS from the soundtrack, it is from John and Cody Carpenter, and that soundtrack is awesome so you should buy it)    

Hey everyone, thanks for coming back for another helping of digital horror goodness with episode 7 of RHK.  For this one, I am discussing Supermassive Games' most recent horror offering, Man Of Medan.  Coming off of my review of Until Dawn and The Inpatient, I was definitely ready to dig into their newest game.  Listen in and see what I thought, and be sure to head over to the RHK Podcast facebook page and let me know what YOU thought, and that horror games you're really into right now!   Music On This Episode (in order of appearance); "RHK Theme"-ænorex "RHK Theme"(outro)-ænorex

Hey gang, and welcome back for another episode of RunHideKill.  For this one, I am talking all about Supermassive's Until Dawn and even a little about The Inpatient.  I'm a big fan of these folks and the interactive horror they create, and as I inch ever closer to starting my playthrough of their newest game, The Dark Pictures Anthology: Man of Medan, I thought it would be a great time to look back on the series that really put them on the map.  Enjoy the episode everyone!   Music On This Episode (in order of appearance); "RHK Theme"-ænorex "RHK Theme" (outro)-ænorex

Hey everyone.  Sorry for the wait, but I am back with the 5th episode of RHK.  Finally, after all of my stupid bullshit lies, I will be discussing the Layers Of Fear games.  Thats LoF 1, LoF: Inheritance, and LoF 2.  Since there is so much to talk about, I am having Lydia come on to help me through it.  Also, she has played LoF far more recently than I had, so she will have a fresher take on it.  With Bloober Team's Blair Witch game being so hyped, I figured it was time to do this one, so we hope you enjoy this episode, you crazy bastards.  Music On This Episode (in order of appearance) "RunHideKill" (theme)-ænorex "Main Theme"-Arkadiusz Reikowski (from the LoF soundtrack) "RunHideKill" (outro theme)-ænorex

Hey gang and thanks for checking out episode 252 of BTK.  For this episode we are reviewing a newer Unearthed Films acquisition, "A Record Of Sweet Murder".  Its from the director who brought us "Grotesque", "Carved", and "Sadako vs. Kayako", so obviously, I was pretty excited to see this one.  Hopefully you guys were able to check it out and enjoy hearing us blather on about it. Music On This Episode (in order of appearance) “Murder Or Suicide”-Samael “Of Black Dimensions…”-Cirith Gorgor  

Hey everyone and thanks for joining us for the first episode of 80’s In August 2019. “What is this ‘80’s in August’ nonsense?”, you ask? Well, it’s a complete bullshit excuse of a theme month that came about because I’m lazy and thought a theme month would make picking films easier. So I saw that August was the 8th month of the year and immediately went to “80’s”. This is the logic you’re getting here. It’s really sad and pathetic, no? Anyway, it also allows me to bother Luke with films from the 80’s that I really love, and gives Luke an excuse to pick one non-horror film to review each year so that’s neat. This one is all my pick though, and we are talking all about Robert England’s “976-Evil”. I love this one, and since it doesn’t fit in with our usual motif, I figured it’d be a good one to start this year’s 80’s-fest! Hope you have a good time with this nutty little film.   Music On This Episode (in order of appearance); "347 Midnight Demons"-Carpenter Brut "The Number Of The Beast"-Iron Maiden    

Hey everyone, and thanks for tuning into episode 251 of BTK.  For this one, we are closing out our 80's in August spectacular with our reviews of "Possession".  Thats the 1981 Neill/Adjani joint, not any one of the other 568 movies with "possession" in the title.  Anyway we loved this one, so hopefully you have a good time with this episode.  Lets all put our psychic hoodoo to good use, and will a re-release of of "Possession" into existence, because copies are getting more scarce and costly to acquire by the day.   Music On This Episode (in order of appearance); "My Possession"-Ministry "Monolith Of Possession"-Krallice

Hey everyone and welcome back to BTK as we continue on with our 80's in August celebration for 2019.  Is it a celebration if only two people are involved?  I dont know, but I DO know that our 250th episode is all about Luke's pick for this little 80's-fest, and as Luke is known to do, he picked a non-horror film.  Because he's an asshole.  It's fun, dark sci-fi though, as originally written by one Stephen King.  So that should count, right?  Right?  Anyway, for this one, we are reviewing "The Running Man", so try and have some fun with it and just know that we will be back with an actual horror film for episode 251.     Music On This Episode (in order of appearance); "Running Free"-Iron Maiden "Game Show"-Ministry

Hey guys and gals.  Thanks for checking out Episode 4 of RHK.  I was going to have Lydia on this episode to discuss the “Layers Of Fear” games with me, but I still haven’t beaten the second one.  Not because I’m lazy (which is usually a likely excuse), but because I keep playing other games (because I’m a jerk, which is always an excuse).  So, for this one, I’m doing an “early impressions” kinda thing, and I will be talking about “Days Gone” and “The Sinking City”.  I promise I will be back with the “Layers Of Fear” episode next time.  Maybe. Music On This Episode (in order of appearance); ”RHK Theme”-ænorex ”Days Gone”-Nathan Whitehead

Hello everybody and welcome to a very special episode of BTK.  Why is this one so special you ask?  Well, if you MUST know, its our 248th episode where we are finally going to have our say on the recent Unearthed Films release of "Torment", a movie that's "too extreme for mainstream".  Unlike all of those OTHER Unearthed releases, I guess...  Anyhoo, I had preordered this one a while back and Luke and I had even watched the trailer forfuckingever ago, so its really cool that we finally got to check it out!  Hope you guys have fun with this one and be sure to keep your knives away from our sweet little buttholes.   Music On This Episode (in order of appearance); “Ass Clown” (Osama McDonald Mix)-Ministry “Torment”-Serpentine Path

Hello everyone, and for this episode of BTK, Luke and I are checking out "Last House On Dead Street", which is a film that has existed for many, many years almost entirely in bootleg form.  Ok, to be honest, this movie isn't totally awesome, but it was recently farted onto DVD so I figured "why not?".  Its a movie that was pretty ahead of its time, and certainly is about as heartless as they come so its right at home on this cold and dead little show.  Have fun with it.   Music On This Episode (in order of appearance); “Another Dead End (For Another Dead Man)”-Hypocrisy “[Dead End]”-Red Harvest      

Hey gang, and welcome to episode 246 of this dumb show.  We are reviewing "Celluloid Nightmares" for this one.  If you don't know what that is, for shame.  Its a really good one, and is pretty damn messed up so naturally we felt the need to talk about it on BTK.  Thanks for listening, support indie and underground horror and stay brvtal.  I thought if I included that last bit, we would sound really cool and less like two nobody's recording the 246th episode of a show that hardly anyone even knows about.  Its about feeling important, people! Music On This Episode (in order of appearance); “New Blood”-Gehenna “I Wish I Could Vomit Blood On All Of You…People”-Anaal Nathrakh

Hey everyone, and thanks for checking out Episode 3 of RHK.  I'm taking a break from outright horror games this time around so I can discuss my precious feelings regarding E3 2019.  Obviously, I will talk about all of the horror stuff I can as it relates to this year's show, but I wanted to give a little recap and let you guys know what I thought was interesting.  If there was something you dug that I didn't talk about, hit up the RHK Podcast facebook and let me know how wrong I am.  Thanks for listening, ya nerdy little kooks. Music On This Episode (in order of appearance); "RHK Theme"-ænorex "RHK Theme" (outro)-ænorex

Greetings everybody, and thanks for bothering to bother yourself with episode 245 of BTK.  For this one, Luke has picked the film and its a little film he has been pestering me for a few years to watch.  Seriously, he’s like a little drunken earwig that is just always there.  He chitters in my ear while I try to sleep, he shouts things while I am in work meetings so that all of my coworkers turn around and look at me all horrified like I just farted in their kid’s faces or something.  Anyway, I finally relented and this week we are reviewing Sion Sono‘s “Strange Circus”.  We are big fans of some of Sono’s films around here, so why the hell not?  Anyway, have fun with the episode guys, gals, and gender non-specific listeners and we will be back for more depravity next month. Also, listen to RunHideKill.  Its lonely in the bloody pixel corner, all by myself. Music On This Episode (in order of appearance); “The Circus”-Project Pitchfork “Raped By Daddy”-Aborym

Hello everyone and thanks for joining me again for another episode of RunHideKill.  So what did everyone think of our first episode?  Hopefully you dug it, because I think our second episode is going to be another meaty one.  For Episode Deuce, I am talking about “A Plague Tale: Innocence”.  This was a pretty spectacular game and I really hope everyone has gotten to experience it before I start talking about it, all talky-like.  Thanks for listening to these (and BTK), everybody.  I realize its all super-nerdy, but so am I.  Be sure to leave a comment or review wherever you listen, and check out the “RHK Podcast” facebook for any of my assorted ramblings and game news musings.  Or is it “newsings”?  No...just musings.   Music On This Episode (in order of appearance); ”RHK Theme”-ænorex ”RHK Theme" (outro)-ænorex