Silent Hill packs up its fog and travels to 1960's Japan where we're treated to both personal demons and literal ones. They say high school is hell, but Hinako learns it's a lot more hellish if you don't practice those perfect dodges. We take a look at the latest and most unique foray into the long running survival horror franchise: Silent Hill f!
Plus: Daniel doesn't care if you've beaten Witch Tit's Peak blindfolded -- Silksong is still a hard game!
57:19:00 - Silent Hill f review
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Silent Hill packs up its fog and travels to 1960's Japan where we're treated to both personal demons and literal ones. They say high school is hell, but Hinako learns it's a lot more hellish if you don't practice those perfect dodges. We take a look at the latest and most unique foray into the long running survival horror franchise: Silent Hill f!
Plus: Daniel doesn't care if you've beaten Witch Tit's Peak blindfolded -- Silksong is still a hard game!
57:19:00 - Silent Hill f review
We venture to 2004 when zombies came back from the dead to devour pop culture... until we got sick of them again. Listen, somebody's watching one of those dozen Walking Dead spin-offs. Not us, but someone. Does Zack Snyder's feature debut live up the legacy of Romero's classic? Not really. Does it have a fun montage using Richard Cheese's music? Sure does!
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Silent Hill packs up its fog and travels to 1960's Japan where we're treated to both personal demons and literal ones. They say high school is hell, but Hinako learns it's a lot more hellish if you don't practice those perfect dodges. We take a look at the latest and most unique foray into the long running survival horror franchise: Silent Hill f!
Plus: Daniel doesn't care if you've beaten Witch Tit's Peak blindfolded -- Silksong is still a hard game!
57:19:00 - Silent Hill f review
