This week Tony and Al drink from the suspiciously hydrodynamic goat skull that is Ti West's House of the Devil. Tony tells the story of the demonic bird-deity that lives in his chimney and is likely to kill any day now, just you wait and see. And later the guys discuss old-school gaming, authorial wagon ruts, Christmas music and the bitter-sweet tug of nostalgia.
Don't miss the podcast that's filled with action*, drama*, and two guys talking about stuff!
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Complete the ancient ritual by the blood-light of the eclipse and download the podcast directly here.
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Links:
House of the Devil (on Netflix)
Anchorhead (that interactive fiction game Albert mentioned he was really getting into.)
The Fat Man by Ken Harmon (also available from our fine sponsors at Audible.com. Start your free trial today!)
Jasper Fforde
The Raw Shark Texts by Stephen Hall
Mark Z. Danielewski
This Would be Less Work if Albert Hadn't Namedropped so Many Authors
Seth Graham-Smith
Next week we're kicking off December with a feel-good Christmas flick about how Santa Claus used to be some kind of demon-monster thing. Check out Rare Exports on Netflix.
Don't miss the podcast that's filled with action*, drama*, and two guys talking about stuff!
(*Sold separately)
Complete the ancient ritual by the blood-light of the eclipse and download the podcast directly here.
If your diabolical plan involves convincing someone to order pizza then reward yourself by subscribing directly to our RSS feed.
Links:
House of the Devil (on Netflix)
Anchorhead (that interactive fiction game Albert mentioned he was really getting into.)
The Fat Man by Ken Harmon (also available from our fine sponsors at Audible.com. Start your free trial today!)
Jasper Fforde
The Raw Shark Texts by Stephen Hall
Mark Z. Danielewski
This Would be Less Work if Albert Hadn't Namedropped so Many Authors
Seth Graham-Smith
Next week we're kicking off December with a feel-good Christmas flick about how Santa Claus used to be some kind of demon-monster thing. Check out Rare Exports on Netflix.
