Podcasts about Nightmare Creatures

Andy leathers zombie Karl Marx in Nightmare Creatures, Mick survives a house of horror in Sweet Home and McCormick solves human-dolphin relations with the help of drugs in Ecco the Dolphin: Defender of the Future

Fredrik och Fredrik ger forna år en match, när de ska samsas om dåtidens bästa spel. Detta ÄR "Retro GOTY!".Upplägget är följande: Vi lyfter först våra personliga topp tio spel för året i fråga - denna gång spelåret 1998! Efter det blir det (om finnes) knasig trivia och fakta - eller allmänna minnen från året i fråga. Därefter gör vi den titulära RETRO GOTY:n. Vilka är spelen som hamnar i vår gemensamma "Game of the Year" á 1998? Lyssna och lär kära lyssnare!Exempel på spel som tas upp:Xenogears,Tales of Destiny,Spyro the Dragon,Blood II: The Chosen,Star Wars: Rogue Squadron,Sanitarium,Resident Evil 2,Grim Fandango,Caesar III,Railroad Tycoon II,Shogo: Mobile Armor Division,Clock Tower,Bloody Roar,Klonoa: Door to Phantomile,StarCraft,Nightmare Creatures,Dessa och många många fler (obs! Vi spoilar inte de som ligger i våra personliga topplistor ovan!

In this episode our hosts Projektitachi and Warnurse dive into the world of video game remakes, discussing classic titles they wish would be revived. They explore the nostalgia associated with classic games, and the impact of live service models on the industry, and share personal memories of beloved titles like Nightmare Creatures, Legend of the Dragoon, and Shadows of the Empire.Chapters00:00 Reviving Classic Games: The Case for Remakes04:12 The Appeal of Nostalgia in Gaming08:01 Star Wars Games: A Trip Down Memory Lane11:51 The Evolution of Game Mechanics and Controls18:43 Underrated Gems: The Hidden Treasures of Gaming19:36 Nostalgic Gaming Memories22:07 The Evolution of Video Game Ratings23:50 The Decline of Star Wars Games26:29 The Impact of Live Service Games30:12 The Changing Landscape of Game Development33:15 Reviving Classic Games41:43 The Call for Remakes vs. RemastersJOIN OUR NEWSLETTER Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/gzchopshop. Support us by becoming a GZ Chop Shop member at https://plus.acast.com/s/gzchopshop. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Zombie Gorillas, Nightmare Creatures and a Giant Brain in a Jar can mean only one thing... It's the return of the 70s Sandman! Join David and Peter as they cover this terrific tale from Sandman 3. Don't miss it!   Email us at theearth2podcast@gmail.com Facebook www.facebook.com/theearth2podcast Instagram www.instagram.com/theearth2podcast Twitter www.twitter.com/podcast_earth2 Leave us a Voicemail at www.speakpipe.com/theearth2podcast   #DCComics #Comics #Sandman #BrainofMorbius #CityofDeath #DrWho 

We're going totally 90's sitcom this time with a clip show! As life puts new, full episodes on pause for just a bit, here's some select discussions from the podcast! Hear us chat about Wave Race 64, Goldeneye, Mario Party, DOOM 64, Mischief Makers, Jet Force Gemini, and more! Check out all the games in the timecodes below! You can ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠watch this full episode⁠ on YouTub⁠e⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ as well! (0:00) Intro (1:15) Goldeneye 007 (6:55) Jet Force Gemini (11:20) DOOM 64 (13:24) Mischief Makers (18:00) Mario Party (22:15) Toy Story 2 (24:54) Clayfighter 63 1/3 (28:19) Nightmare Creatures (34:36) Superman 64 (38:29) Wave Race 64 (43:15) Star Fox 64 Remember 64 is a proud member of the awesome Super Pod Network of shows! Check us out and a dozen others over at superpodnetwork.com! We've launched a ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Patreon page⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ where you can get episodes early and pre-show chats about pretty much anything and everything! PLUS, some free content is dropping on the page as well like mini reviews, and your chance to take home a free holographic Remember 64 sticker! ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠patreon.com/remember64show⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠ Find more of Remember 64 on TikTok, Threads, Instagram, & Twitter @Remember64Show

Have you ever woken up from a nightmare and wondered: What's that all about? You're not alone! We dive in deep to the various monsters and spirits that people have been blaming their bad dreams on since the dawn of time!   Content Warning: This episode contains conversations about or mentions of drug use, violence, death, broken bones, blood, animal death/injury, defecation, suffocation, abusive relationships and sex.    Housekeeping - TOUR: Get tickets for our Rolling Bones Tour!  - Recommendation: This week, Julia recommends getting tickets for the Rolling Bones Tour. - Books: Check out our previous book recommendations, guests' books, and more at https://spiritspodcast.com/books - Call to Action: Check out Multitude's newest member show, Big Game Hunger!   Sponsors - Shaker & Spoon is a subscription cocktail service that helps you learn how to make hand-crafted cocktails right at home. Get $20 off your first box at shakerandspoon.com/cool   Find Us Online - Website & Transcripts: https://spiritspodcast.com - Patreon: https://patreon.com/spiritspodcast - Merch: https://spiritspodcast.com/merch - Instagram: https://instagram.com/spiritspodcast - Twitter: https://twitter.com/spiritspodcast - Tumblr: https://spiritspodcast.tumblr.com - Goodreads: https://goodreads.com/group/show/205387   Cast & Crew - Co-Hosts: Julia Schifini and Amanda McLoughlin - Editor: Bren Frederick - Music: Brandon Grugle, based on "Danger Storm" by Kevin MacLeod - Artwork: Allyson Wakeman - Multitude: https://multitude.productions   About Us Spirits is a boozy podcast about mythology, legends, and folklore. Every episode, co-hosts Julia and Amanda mix a drink and discuss a new story or character from a wide range of places, eras, and cultures. Learn brand-new stories and enjoy retellings of your favorite myths, served over ice every week, on Spirits.

London has some major problems, and we are here to solve them. Nightmare Creatures is a "survival horror" game that feels more like a beat-em up and tests the patience of even the most weathered gamer. Join us as we endure the hell that are the creatures from our nightmares.Show Links: https://linktr.ee/supergarbagedaySupport the showHosted by: B-Ross and Vanfernal Produced and edited by: B-Ross Email us at: supergarbageday@gmail.com

Dave and jiggylookback head to the 1800's to battle hoards of monsters taking over London in Nightmare Creatures! Is this horror-action game perfect for spooky season? Time to but up or shut up and find out! We also talk about our October stream where we'll be giving away prizes, playing games, recording a special live episode, and fundraising for children's hospitals! Click here to donate to our team on Extra Life at any time, and check out Remember 64 and jiggylookback on YouTube! >> We've launched a Patreon page where you can get mini VIDEO reviews and all episodes early! PLUS, some free content is dropping on the page as well! We're also on YouTube with shorts, special 2 Minute Reviews on N64 games, gameplay videos, and more! youtube.com/@remember-64 Find more of Remember 64 on TikTok, Bluesky, Instagram, & Twitter @Remember64Show All links are right here: Remember64 Linktree  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/remember-64/message

We're back for Episode 116! In this episode Cody and Eric catch up on the news +  Battle Of The Systems: Mr. Bones (Saturn) vs. Nightmare Creatures (N64) We are doing news for the first monthly episode and then "catching up" later in the month. Episode Guide ---------------- 7:00 - Quick Questions 33:56 - Patreon Song 37:40 - Eric's Take - Famicom 57:56 - News 1:58:00 - Battle Of The Systems: Mr. Bones (Saturn) vs. Nightmare Creatures (N64) News Notes at www.pixelgaiden.com Please give us a review on Apple Podcasts! Thanks for listening! You can always reach us at podcast@pixelgaiden.com. Send us an email if we missed anything in the show notes you need. You can now support us on Patreon.  Thank you to Henrik Ladefoged, Roy Fielding, Matthew Ackerman, Josh Malone, Daniel James, 10MARC, Eric Sandgren, Brian Arsenault, Retro Gamer Nation, Maciej Sosnowski, Paradroyd, RAM OK ROM OK, Mitsoyama, David Vincent, Ant Stiller, Mr. Toast, Jason Holland, Mark Scott, Vicky Lamburn, Mark Richardson, Scott Partelow, Paul Jacobson, Steve Rasmussen, and Adam from Commodore Chronicles for making this show possible through their generous donation to the show.   Support our sponsor Retro Rewind for all of your Commodore needs! Use our page at https://retrorewind.ca/pixelgaiden and our discount code PG10 for 10% --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/amigospodcast/message

We're back for Episode 116! In this episode Cody and Eric catch up on the news +  Battle Of The Systems: Mr. Bones (Saturn) vs. Nightmare Creatures (N64) We are doing news for the first monthly episode and then "catching up" later in the month. Episode Guide ---------------- 7:00 - Quick Questions 33:56 - Patreon Song 37:40 - Eric's Take - Famicom 57:56 - News 1:58:00 - Battle Of The Systems: Mr. Bones (Saturn) vs. Nightmare Creatures (N64) News -     (Cody) https://www.timeextension.com/news/2023/09/the-raspberry-pi-5-is-launching-next-month  (Eric) 'Hidden Gems: Volume One' Brings Four Classic Commodore 64 Games To Switch Tomorrow  https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2023/09/hidden-gems-volume-one-brings-four-classic-commodore-64-games-to-switch-tomorrow    (Cody) Rocky and Co. By Icon Software and Psytronik  https://www.retrogamernation.com/rocky-co-c64/  Bill and Ted's Excellent Gameboy Adventure – C64 (PAL) https://romwer.itch.io/billandted  Street Fighter VS SNK - C64 Round Up: October 2023 - Rocky & Co, SNK vs CAPCOM  (Cody) Saturn Pro Controller - https://www.timeextension.com/news/2023/10/saturn-pro-controller-is-available-for-pre-order-now  (Eric) Indie Retro News: HOT NEWS as eagerly awaited SNK vs CAPCOM for the C64/128 gets an official release!! - https://www.indieretronews.com/2023/09/hot-news-as-eagerly-awaited-snk-vs.html?m=1  (Cody) https://www.timeextension.com/news/2023/10/crowdfunding-for-the-dance-dance-revolution-classic-mini-begins-today-in-japan  (Eric) Atari Reveals Berzerk: Recharged, The First Berzerk Games Since The 1980s - Game Informer - https://www.gameinformer.com/news/2023/10/05/atari-reveals-berzerk-recharged-the-first-berzerk-games-since-the-1980s  (Cody) https://www.timeextension.com/news/2023/10/this-awesome-rom-hack-turns-super-metroid-into-an-entirely-new-game  (Eric) Saturn core has been RELEASED for the MiSTer - https://reddit.com/r/MiSTerFPGA/s/efJYILMQTv  (Eric) Supper Mario Broth - “Cartridge tilting” is the practice of slightly... - https://www.suppermariobroth.com/post/730295478547283969/cartridge-tilting-is-the-practice-of-slightly  (Cody) IS ATARI DOING THINGS RIGHT? https://www.timeextension.com/news/2023/10/lost-atari-2600-title-save-mary-is-finally-getting-an-official-release  https://www.timeextension.com/news/2023/10/atari-announces-berzerk-recharged-a-new-game-based-on-the-1980-arcade-classic  (Cody) Lets save Face  https://www.timeextension.com/news/2023/10/japanese-feature-phone-preservation-has-just-made-some-incredible-strides  (Eric) Some Outdoor Areas for Upcoming platformer Pole Station on Pico-8 - https://www.reddit.com/r/pico8/comments/170n93h/some_outdoor_areas_for_pole_station/?share_id=Xm4WYITkWK38EoBXnFA1y&utm_content=1&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_source=share&utm_term=2    (Cody) https://www.timeextension.com/news/2023/09/new-book-investigates-the-tabletop-electronic-classics-that-got-an-entire-generation-gaming    Please give us a review on Apple Podcasts! Thanks for listening! You can always reach us at podcast@pixelgaiden.com. Send us an email if we missed anything in the show notes you need. You can now support us on Patreon.  Thank you to Henrik Ladefoged, Roy Fielding, Matthew Ackerman, Josh Malone, Daniel James, 10MARC, Eric Sandgren, Brian Arsenault, Retro Gamer Nation, Maciej Sosnowski, Paradroyd, RAM OK ROM OK, Mitsoyama, David Vincent, Ant Stiller, Mr. Toast, Jason Holland, Mark Scott, Vicky Lamburn, Mark Richardson, Scott Partelow, Paul Jacobson, Steve Rasmussen, and Adam from Commodore Chronicles for making this show possible through their generous donation to the show.   Support our sponsor Retro Rewind for all of your Commodore needs! Use our page at https://retrorewind.ca/pixelgaiden and our discount code PG10 for 10%  

The Ghoulcade is officially back! And I can't think of a better way to kick off this spooky tradition than to talk with Phil of Deleted Saves about the early ACTION horror title Nightmare Creatures! We talk about the early days of the genre and why the Playstation was drowning in titles like this.Check out what Phil is throwing down on Deleted SavesTwitter - Discord - Patreon Support the Main Quest on Patreon Bypass those monthly fees and get yourself some merch from Teepublic

Vous voulez soutenir les productions VHS & CANAPÉ, vous pouvez faire un don via : Tipeee : https://en.tipeee.com/vhs-canape-le-podcastPatreon : https://www.patreon.com/VhsetCanapeIl est temps de démarrer notre mois dédié aux jeux d'horreur français... voir même de vraiment démarrer PEGI 18 tout court ! Pour lancer les hostilités, Creepers vous plonge dans les coulisses du jeu Nightmare Creatures et de sa suite avec Frederic "El Mobo" Motte, Cyrille Fontaine et Pascal Barret qui ont travaillé sur ces titres PlayStation.Pendant environs 90 min riches en anecdotes, vous allez replonger en 1997 et comprendre comment ont été créé ces deux jeux sanglants.Bonne écoute.Rejoignez nous sur twitter : @Pegi18CastSuivez nos émissions en direct sur Twitch : https://www.twitch.tv/creepers_vhsNightmare Créateur N°1 a été enregistré en septembre 2023.Montage : Creepers | Générique de fin est extrait de la bande-originale du jeu Nightmare Creatures composée par Frederic Motte.

ENDLICH WIEDER ZURÜCK!!!!! Moin nach einer gefühlten Ewigkeiten fangen endlich wieder die Podcast an. Damit ist unsere unangekündigte spontane Sommerpause endlich beendet! In dieser "Kennt ihr noch" - Folge geht es um einen absoluten Klassiker der 90er: Nightmare Creatures!!! Musste ein Headset benutzten deswegen klingt der Ton etwas anders. Viel Spaß wünschen wir euch bei dieser Rückkehr Folge!!!!!

Ghosts, Shadows & Nightmare Creatures and more populate tonight's show!Dave digs deep into the Mailbag of the Macabre to deliver stories, questions and strange experiences from listeners around the world.  It's a night when The Darklings shine!The Paranormal 60 with Dave Schrader - Share a Scare: Tales of the ParanormalSUPPORT THE SPONSORS THAT SUPPORT THIS SHOWMedium Author Michelle Welch books: https://michellewelch.com/authorSoulTopia is your 1-Stop Shop for all your metaphysical needs: https://mysoultopia.com/SHOW YOUR STATUS AS A LOYAL DARKLING!Grab Your Paranormal 60 Gear At: https://www.darknessradio.com/storeTRAVEL WITH DAVE: https://www.darknessradio.com/darknessevents/SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL HERE: https://www.youtube.com/@TheParanormal60?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------------------------------------------------DAVE'S LINKS:TWITTER: https://twitter.com/TheDaveSchraderFACEBOOK: www.Facebook.com/DarknessRadioDaveDAVE SCHRADER - INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/OfficialDaveSchraderPARANORMAL 60 - INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/officialparanormal60/WEBSITE: http://www.Paranormal60.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fighting monsters, and shooting demons. This week we discuss James' odd interaction with a customer, Watson spots Dracula, and we try to wrap our minds around what's going to happen on HB0's Barry. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/watsonandjames/support

In this episode author and brother of the host, Peter Regan, talks about the 1979 film Time After Time, in which H.G. Wells time travels to present-day San Francisco in pursuit of Jack the Ripper. Peter also talks about his own book, The Strange Case of Robert Louis Stevenson, and how the film may have influenced his work. There is also some chat about video games, blood in 1970s movies and the challenges of writing characters based on real people.Links to Peter's book -The Strange Case of Robert Louis Stevenson on AmazonPeter's blogMy book:Astaroth

Whhhhaats up ya'll and welcome to episode 297 of The Chumpcast! We have tons of news, trailers, and thoughts to dump this week before we dive into Jurassic World: Dominion! If you haven't gotten your tickets for Fan Expo Chicago, what the hell bro? We'll be there LIVE for our 300th episode on July 9th at 4 pm! TIMESTAMPS! 0:10 - Don't be silly, wrap your willy 2:10 - A mysterious creature caught on film outside a zoo in Texas has us scratching our heads and making awful memes 9:10 - TRAILERS! Netflix gave us a geeked week with Wendell and Wild, Hulu pushes a Predator prequel, a Sandman teaser, Chris Pratt is Pratting again, Jamie Foxx vs zombies, and a good look at Black Adam 27:15 - Is society ready for another weird-ass Joker movie?  32:20 - Who would you cast in a Duke Nukem movie?   35:25 - RECOMMENDATIONS! Let's take a minute to revel in the glory of the golden age of television! 44:30 - Jurassic World: Dominion was supposed to give us dinosaurs, not dino snores 53:45 - Next time, on The Chumpcast…. If you're looking for merch, you can check out our website, thechumpcast.com You can also support us by using our Amazon Affiliate link, thechumpcast.com/amazon.If you like us, tell a friend! Subscribers help us grow and bring you more of the content you love. We also appreciate ratings and reviews on iTunes. Thanks to Broke For Free for the intro song "If".  You can find more of them at the Free Music Archive here.

Hablamos de nuestros juegos de la semana, Lego Star Wars, The House of the Dead de Switch, Tunic, juegos retro. Noticias de la semana - Premios Bafta 2022, ganador mejor juego Returnal. Tendremos remake del Max Payne 1 y 2. Kingdom Hearts 4 anunciado oficialmente con tráiler y primer gameplay. MADiSON, el juego de terror psicológico inspirado en P.T., llegará el 24 de junio. Hablamos de la página web gamepasscounter.com, una página para tener controlados todos los juegos del GamePass, conociendo cuáles abandonan la plataforma y sus fechas, los próximo en entrar y muchas mas opciones. MacinDani nos cuenta las novedades en Efootball con el parche 1.0. Lanzamientos de la semana - 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim, Grand Theft Auto V, Tormented Souls, CrimeSight, Nobody Saves The World, Road 96. Análisis de Cuphead made in Hellcome y análisis del Lego Star Wars: Sywalker Saga made in Klesk. Tema Retro - Grandes clásicos de terror de los 90 hasta 2001. Alone in the Dark (1992), Darkseed (1992), Clock Tower (1995), Nightmare Creatures (1997), Deep Fear (1998), Resident Evil (1998), Parasite Eve (1998), Dino Crisis (1999), Silent Hill (1999), Clive Barker´s Undying (2001). Sorpresa final, Thrill Kill (1998). Back to the Game Podcast se emite todos los lunes a las 23:00H, podéis seguir el directo desde Twitch o Youtube mediante los enlaces o buscando nuestro canal “BackttGame” (haz click en tu plataforma y ¡A disfrutar ¡): TWITCH: https://www.twitch.tv/backttgame YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2l4otybONN3TKTDbCfOBow Si no has podido disfrutar con nosotros en directo, puedes vernos en diferido o escucharnos en las principales plataformas de podcast (haz click en tu plataforma y ¡A disfrutar ¡): APPLE PODCAST: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/back-to-the-game/id1608164056 Te animamos a entrar en nuestro canal de Telegram: https://t.me/Backttgame y seguir todas las novedades y recomendaciones en nuestra página web https://backttgame.com. Síguenos: Twitter: https://twitter.com/Backttgame Recuerda que este Podcast está asociado a la red de SOSPECHOSOS HABITUALES. Suscríbete con este feed: https://feedpress.me/sospechososhabituales

Hablamos de nuestros juegos de la semana, Lego Star Wars, The House of the Dead de Switch, Tunic, juegos retro. Noticias de la semana - Premios Bafta 2022, ganador mejor juego Returnal. Tendremos remake del Max Payne 1 y 2. Kingdom Hearts 4 anunciado oficialmente con tráiler y primer gameplay. MADiSON, el juego de terror psicológico inspirado en P.T., llegará el 24 de junio. Hablamos de la página web gamepasscounter.com, una página para tener controlados todos los juegos del GamePass, conociendo cuáles abandonan la plataforma y sus fechas, los próximo en entrar y muchas mas opciones. MacinDani nos cuenta las novedades en Efootball con el parche 1.0. Lanzamientos de la semana - 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim, Grand Theft Auto V, Tormented Souls, CrimeSight, Nobody Saves The World, Road 96. Análisis de Cuphead made in Hellcome y análisis del Lego Star Wars: Sywalker Saga made in Klesk. Tema Retro - Grandes clásicos de terror de los 90 hasta 2001. Alone in the Dark (1992), Darkseed (1992), Clock Tower (1995), Nightmare Creatures (1997), Deep Fear (1998), Resident Evil (1998), Parasite Eve (1998), Dino Crisis (1999), Silent Hill (1999), Clive Barker´s Undying (2001). Sorpresa final, Thrill Kill (1998). Back to the Game Podcast se emite todos los lunes a las 23:00H, podéis seguir el directo desde Twitch o Youtube mediante los enlaces o buscando nuestro canal “BackttGame” (haz click en tu plataforma y ¡A disfrutar ¡): TWITCH: https://www.twitch.tv/backttgame YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2l4otybONN3TKTDbCfOBow Si no has podido disfrutar con nosotros en directo, puedes vernos en diferido o escucharnos en las principales plataformas de podcast (haz click en tu plataforma y ¡A disfrutar ¡): APPLE PODCAST: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/back-to-the-game/id1608164056 Te animamos a entrar en nuestro canal de Telegram: https://t.me/Backttgame y seguir todas las novedades y recomendaciones en nuestra página web https://backttgame.com. Síguenos: Twitter: https://twitter.com/Backttgame Recuerda que este Podcast está asociado a la red de SOSPECHOSOS HABITUALES. Suscríbete con este feed: https://feedpress.me/sospechososhabituales

Santa Claus is coming. Are you ready for him? Games we played this week include: The Artful Escape (7:00) Serious Sam 4 (14:01) Firegirl: Hack ‘n Splash Rescue (18:15) Nightmare Creatures (22:45) A Year of Spring (26:00) Hot Wheels Unleashed (29:00) Dodgeball Academia (35:10) Enter the Gungeon (36:10) --- News things talked about in this episode: Workers are leaving Ubisoft in droves. (37:30) https://www.axios.com/ubisoft-assassins-creed-great-resignation-aef86e61-75a8-4446-8ad6-f2c58bd0b730.html Ubisoft NFT program has not been a hit, but they're committed. (41:00) https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2021-12-20-ubisoft-appears-to-have-sold-a-grand-total-of-15-nfts https://decrypt.co/88880/after-backlash-ubisoft-calls-gaming-nfts-a-major-change-that-will-take-time Peter Molyneux, on the other hand, is raking it in. (46:00) https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/peter-molyneuxs-next-game-has-sold-40-million-in-nfts Bungie having its own bad work conditions moment, HR head resigns position. (51:30) https://www.ign.com/articles/bungie-report-battle-soul-work-culture-harassment-crunch https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2021-12-16-bungies-head-of-hr-steps-down Chip shortage expected to persist into 2023 (57:30) https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2021-12-21-intel-chief-reiterates-global-chip-shortage-will-continue-into-2023 --- Buy official Jimquisition merchandise from the Jimporium at thejimporium.com Find Laura at LauraKBuzz on Twitter, Twitch, YouTube, and Patreon. All her content goes on LauraKBuzz.com, and you can catch Access-Ability on YouTube every Friday. Follow Conrad at ConradZimmerman on Twitter and check out his Patreon (patreon.com/fistshark). You can also peruse his anti-capitalist propaganda at pinfultruth.com.

My thoughts on the follow-up to Nightmare Creatures. We dig through the ditches and burn through the witches of Nightmare Creatures II on the PlayStation 1. Swing your axe, do-cee-do, lookout London, here we go! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/deleted-saves/support

My thoughts on Nightmare Creatures on the PlayStation 1. Bloodborne before Bloodborne was a thing. I so very much want this game to come back. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/deleted-saves/support

Deep in the forests of Germany and Britain lies a creature seemingly made of darkness. It will render you immobile in sleep, then crush your lungs so you can't breathe. This is the Mara, and she's the origin of the word “nightmare.”  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A beautiful woman transforms at nightfall, sprouting bat wings and severing the lower half of her body. Dragging her entrails, she goes in search of the one thing that will sate her appetite: fetuses. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The days grow darker, there's a chill in the air...that can only mean one thing...HORROR GAMES on ARG! That's right, fright-fans, this week the chat DEMANDED IT and so Amigo Aaron and THE BRENT dipped their toes in the dark waters of horror. Join us as we explore Eternal Darkness on the Nintendo Gamecube and Nightmare Creatures on the Sony Playstation! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/arg-presents/support

The days grow darker, there's a chill in the air...that can only mean one thing...HORROR GAMES on ARG! That's right, fright-fans, this week the chat DEMANDED IT and so Amigo Aaron and THE BRENT dipped their toes in the dark waters of horror. Join us as we explore Eternal Darkness on the Nintendo Gamecube and Nightmare Creatures on the Sony Playstation! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/amigospodcast/message

A fearsome bat god of the K'iche' Mayans, the Camazotz is at home in both the underworld and the apocalypse. And it specializes in slicing heads. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In the Caribbean, a blood-sucking fireball has an insatiable hunger, a terrible grudge, and a secret that will divide a family… Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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There can be only one, but Highlander's had a surprising number of media adaptations and spin-offs over the years. We take a look at all of them and even get some behind-the-scenes gossip about the infamous comic book tie-in: Highlander 3030. ----more---- Episode Transcript   Episode 05 [00:00:00] Mike: It's fine. It's fine. I'm not bitter. Mike: Welcome to Tencent Takes, the podcast where we make comics trivia rain like dollar bills on Magic Mike night. My name is Mike Thompson and I am joined by my cohost, the mistress of mayhem herself, Jessika Frazer. Jessika: Muahahaha! It is I hello, Mike. Mike: Hello. If you're new to the podcast, we like to look at comic books in ways that are both fun and informative. We want to check out their coolest, weirdest and silliest moments, as well as examine how they've been woven into the larger fabric of pop culture and history. Today, we are traveling through time and talking about the 35 year legacy of one of the strongest cult franchises around, Highlander. But [00:01:00] before we do that, Jessika, what is one cool thing that you've watched or read lately? Jessika: My brother has some copies of classic Peanuts Comics, and it's so much fun. It's good, wholesome, fun. And Snoopy- related media always makes me nostalgic. And Mike you've mentioned before that we're in California in the San Francisco Bay area, but fun fact, I live right near Santa Rosa, which is the home of the Peanuts creator Charles Schultz when he was alive. So there's a museum there and an ice skating rink. Mike: Yeah. Jessika: Which is super awesome And Snoopy on ice was huge when I was a kid. And that is definitely the place I also learned to ice skate. By the way, they throw a mean birthday party, just saying, not right this second. Not this second. [00:02:00] We should do it is what I'm saying. Mike: We should do it for ourselves. Jessika: No, that's what I'm saying. Oh, I don't have children. Mike: But we do. Jessika: Yes, they can come with us, like they're invited. Mike: I mean, are they? Jessika: Look at you hesitating. Mike: We took the kids to the Peanuts museum right before the lockdowns happened. that really Jessika: That's really lovely that's nice got to do that. Mike: There’s a lot of cool stuff to do. It's really interactive. It's also just a really fascinating experience because there's so much about the Peanuts during their, what 50 year run give or take. It may not have been that long. It may have been 30 or 40, but it was a long time, and I really dug it, like there was a lot of cool stuff, so yeah . And also the cool thing about Santa Rosa is they've also got all those Snoopy statues all over town too. Jessika: They do. Yeah. All the [00:03:00] Peanuts characters actually. Cause they, the Charlie Browns and the Lucy's now and the Woodstocks. Yeah they're all over the place. But that used to be something fun we could do as a scavenger hunt, and actually that's something you guys could still do even with the lockdown. Cause most of them are outside is just find that list of where all the Snoopy's or whatever character is and go find them all. Cause we did that at one point, like as an adult, obviously. Well, what about you, Mike? Mike: The complete opposite of something wholesome. Jessika: Perfect. Mike: We didn't actually have the kids for a few days. They were with their dad and we couldn't find anything new to watch. So, we wound up bingeing the entire series of Harley Quinn on HBO Max. Jessika: Oh, you’re ahead of me then. Damn you. Mike: This is my third time going through the series. We've just gotten to the point where we turned it on when we want to watch something that's kind of soothing in a way, even though it is not a soothing TV show. But I still am [00:04:00] having these full on belly laughs where I'm breathless at the end and it's just, it's so smart and funny and absolutely filthy with the violence. And then there are these moments of sweetness or genuine reflection, and it's just so damn refreshing. I was never much of a Harley fan, but this show and then the Birds of Prey movie really made me fall in love with that character. Also side note, Michael Ironside who played General Katana and Highlander II. Jessika: Yeah. Mike: He shows up in Harley Quinn doing the voice of Darkseid, which is a character he's been voicing since the nineties when he first started doing it for the Superman animated series. Jessika: Oh, damn. Mike: So, just a little bit of symmetry there. Mike: All right. So before we begin, I have to say that this episode wound up being a rabbit hole full of other rabbit holes that I kept going down. So, I want to give a little credit where it's due for a ton of my research. I really wound up leaning on two books: John Mosby's Fearful Symmetry [00:05:00]; and A Kind of Magic: The Making of Highlander by Jonathan Melville. Likewise, there's a YouTube series called Highlander heart hosted by Grant Kempster and Joe Dilworthand, and an associated Facebook community with the same name that were just invaluable for my crash course. And finally, I want to give special, thanks to Clinton Rawls, who runs Comics Royale, and Matt Kelly for taking the time to chat with me because they didn't have to, and they provided me with some really useful information for this episode. Jessika: Yeah, I'm super excited about what lies in store. What's really funny is I've actually, I feel like a kid before it test. Mike: Right? Jessika: like I'm a little nervous because I've been cramming so hard for this Mike: We both have. Jessika: No, you, especially you, especially like you should be much more nervous than me, Mike. No, I’m just kidding, please don't take that on. Oh, but yeah, no I'm super excited and really ready to talk about all of this stuff and learn more because I've just been consuming the media and the [00:06:00] comic books. But, you’re going to give me some back knowledge that's gonna blow my brain and I'm excited. Mike: Oh, well, I'll try to live up to that high expectation. Let's assume that you didn't know what the topic of this episode was. And if someone asked you what cult property from the 1980s. Spawned five movies, two TV series, a Saturday morning cartoon, an anime film, several video games, multiple tabletop games, audio plays, roughly a dozen novels, and four okay, technically six different comic books. What would your first answer be? Jessika: Oh, goodness. What's funny is probably not Highlander. I'd probably I would say like Batman, honestly, Mike: Yeah I would've gone with something along the lines of G.I. Joe. Jessika: Oh, yeah. Mike: Or some weird Saturday morning cartoon, something like that. I never would have guessed Highlander. I never would have assumed that. but it's just, it's really surprising to see how [00:07:00] much has been generated out of this initial movie. Were you fan of the movies or the show before we started bingeing everything for this episode? Jessika: So I was actually a fan of the show via my dad who had it on hadn't watched the films before, because I was born in 1986 fun fact. Mike: Right. Jessika: I was born when this thing was sent into the world. We both were at the same time, apparently. I didn't have that exact experience of growing up watching it, but he definitely had the TV show on in the nineties Mike: Okay. Jessika: So that was what I was familiar with and I loved it and I would run around chopping things; I'd be at work, I was actually like when I got older I'd be like, there can only be one, and I’d like have to like swipe at someone. Mike: It’s such an iconic line. Jessika: iIt is! it transcends. Absolutely. Mike: Yeah. I was pretty young when the movie came out and the show was how I became aware of it. And then when the show was airing, I was in high school. And then I became [00:08:00] aware that there was a movie that had inspired it. And so I was able to rent that when I was old enough to be trusted, to go rent movies on my own by my parents. Back when we couldn’t stream everything. Jessika: Oh my gosh. Mike: And there were rewind fees, Jessika: Oh, my gosh. Be kind rewind. Mike: Speaking of things from the eighties: it’s funny we'll talk about it later on, but the show really brought in, I think a lot of people that otherwise wouldn't have been fans. Before we start talking about the comic books, I really want to take a few minutes to talk about all the media and content that spun out of Highlander because it's a lot. And it was honestly in a couple of cases, really surprising. I didn't know about half of this stuff before I began researching for the episode, and then. Like I said, it was just constant rabbit holes that kept on leading me down more and more research paths. And it was really fun. But I want to talk about all this now. Jessika: Perfect. This is exactly what we're here for, and I think that people want to hear it too. [00:09:00] Mike: I hope so. Okay. So why don't you summarize Highlander? If you had to give an elevator pitch, Jessika: The film follows the past and present of Connor MacLeod, an immortal who is just one of many vying to be the sole victor in an age old battle, where in the end, there can only be one. Like very simply a lot more to it, but like how much of an elevator pitch. Mike: I think that's pretty simple. It's about an immortal who basically keeps on fighting his way through history and there's these really wonderful catch phrases that get us hooked. The movies got actually a really interesting origin story of its own. It was written by this guy named Gregory Widen when he was in his early twenties. That was when he wrote the initial screenplay. But he had already had a really interesting life up until then. He was one of the youngest paramedics in Laguna Beach at that point in [00:10:00] time. And then he went on to become a firefighter while he was still a teenager. By 1981, he'd also worked as a DJ and a broadcast engineer. And then he signed up for a screenwriting course at UCLA and he wrote this feature length script called Shadow Clan. And it would go through a number of changes before it became Highlander. But the core theme of an immortal warrior named Connor MacLeod wandering across the centuries is there. He wound up getting introduced to producers Bill Panzer, and Peter Davis who decided to option the film. And then they hired the screenwriters, Larry Ferguson and Peter Bellwood to rework the script into what we eventually had wind up in theaters. And once the movie was green-lit, they brought in Russell Mulcahey to direct it. And I vaguely knew that Mulcahey had been doing music videos before this, for the most part, he had one other cult movie ahead of time. It was a horror movie, I think, called Razorback. But I didn't realize which music videos he'd been making until I started doing all [00:11:00] this research. So I'm going to give you a small sampling and you're going to tell me if you've heard of these. Jessika: Okay. Sure sure sure. Mike: Okay. The Vapors “Turning Japanese”. Jessika: Uh, yeah. Mike: Yeah, okay. The Buggles “Video Killed the Radio Star”. Jessika: Wow. Yes. Mike: Duran Duran Duran’s “Rio”. Jessika: Wow. Mike: And Elton John's “I'm Still Standing”. Jessika: Yeahwow. That's actually a variety of characters. Mike: Right? But also those all really iconic music videos. Like not only songs, but music, videos cause those were all in the very early days. And the dude's entire portfolio is just iconic. If you think about the music videos that really defined the genre Jessika: Yeah, sometimes you just got it, I guess. Huh? Mike: He has a lot of those music video elements. A lot of times in the movie, it feels like a music video, like when Brenda's being chased down the hall by the Kurgan and it's got all that dramatic lighting, or that opening shot where they're in the [00:12:00] wrestling match and you see the camera flying through everything. Jessika: Yes! Mike: That was wild. That was really unusual to see camera work like that back then. The movie was distributed by 20th century Fox. And I think at this point, We'd be more surprised of 20th century Fox did a good job of marketing weird and cool, because they really botched it. They wound up forcing cuts to the movie that created really weird plot holes because they didn't feel that audiences needed it or what would understand it, and they wanted to make it simpler, but it really made things more confusing. European audiences on the other hand, really embraced the film because they got a much better version. So case in point, I'm going to show you the two main posters for it. This is the American poster for the movie. Jessika: Mmhmm. Oh, wow, he’s scary. Wow wow wow, okay. Before I even say any of the words, what you first see is Connor [00:13:00] MacLeod, but it's this awful grainy picture of him. He looks like there's something wrong with his face, which he shouldn't necessarily. And he looks like he's about to murder someone. He's like glaring off into the distance. And at the top it says, Oh, it's in black and white, by the way. at the top it says, He fought his first battle on the Scottish Highlands in 1536, he will fight his greatest battle on the streets of New York city in 1986. His name is Connor MacLeod. He is immortal Highlander! Credits at the bottom, rated R, absolutely rated R. Mike: Also, I feel like featuring original songs by Queen does not get the billing that it should. Jessika: I agree. I jammed my way through that film and this just the whole series, [00:14:00] actually the whole franchise I jammed my way through. Mike: Yeah. And if you listen to the kind of Magic album that is basically the unofficial soundtrack to the movie, and it's so good I don't know how they got those perpetual rights to Princes of the Universe, did. Every time I hear that song, I get a little thrill up my spine. All right. So here's the poster though for the European release. Jessika: All right. So, Ooh, this is totally different. This is Whoa. This is way more exciting. Okay. First of all, it's full Color, my friends, right in the middle in red it says Highlander right under it “There can only be one” in yellow. Oh it's amazing. There's a little sticker at the bottom that says featuring original songs by queen. Look it, trying to sell it, I love it. And then there's Connor MacLeod in the center of the screen [00:15:00] dramatically head back eyes closed screaming his sword thrusts forward and behind him is the Kurgan, oh my gosh so good. It's so - Oh, and a backdrop of New York city. All in lights. It's beautiful. Mike: Yeah. It’s one of those things where basically, that documentary that we watched seduced by Argentina, they talk about that where they're just like 20th century Fox fucked us. Jessika: And I didn't realize how much until, because I did watch that as well. And I'm like how bad could it be? But I that's pretty bad. It's a pretty big difference. It's like watching, that'd be like going, expecting to see like psycho or something. Mike: Honestly, I keep on thinking of Firefly and Fox and how they just totally botched the marketing for that show and then the release, and issues with Joss Wheden aside. Jessika: Yeah. Mike: It’s one of those [00:16:00] things where again, it's a really beloved cult property with a really devoted fan base, even, 5 years after it was released, shit, almost 20. Jessika: And I do love Firefly, again, Whedon aside. Mike: I do too. Jessika: And it makes me a little sad think about it because it had so much potential. Mike: Yeah. Jessika: Oh, it's so rough. It's rough to see. Mike: Yeah. What were your overall thoughts on the movie now that you've seen it because you hadn't seen it before this, correct? Jessika: No. I had only seen the TV show and probably rightfully so, because that was much less violent. I mean, much less graphically violent. They were still beheading motherfucker every episode, but, versus the film, which is like blood and like half a head and wow, there, it goes the head. But I actually really liked the movie. It was adventurous, it was thrilling and told a fairly cohesive and interesting storyline which unfortunately had an ending. But it still took us on an emotional journey. [00:17:00] Mike: Yeah, and I feel the same way. Jessika:: And how all the camp that I love from the 1980s and the special effects are just chefs, kiss love it. Mike: There is something so wonderful about the special effects from the 1980s, because they're so earnest all the time. And at the same time they look so cheesy by comparison now. Jessika: But you can tell they were trying so hard. It's almost like a little kid who's just learning to finger paint and they walk up and they're like, I did this thing. It's so good. You're like, it is really good. It's really good for where you're at. Mike: Yeah, exactly. Highlander is very much a quintessential eighties film to me, and there's both that nostalgia factor, but also it's a pretty tight little film. It doesn't really try to do anything too grandiose or too world-building because I don't think they expected to really make the sequels that they wound up doing. Which speaking of which we should discuss the sequels. [00:18:00] Mike: Like, I feel like you can’t discussion without talking about the sequels. And honestly the first time I ever heard of Highlander as a brand really was when I was visiting family in Texas And we were watching a Siskel & Ebert episode where they were thrashing Highlander II. Jessika: Dude, Siskel and Ebert I'm sure hated this. This does not surprise me in the least. Mike: I don't remember much about it, I just remember being like, oh Sean Connery's in a movie, well that's cool. Because my parents had raised me on all of the Sean Connery James Bond movies. Jessika: Yeah casting, come on. Why? Why? They had a French dude playing a Scottish guy and a Scottish guy playing a Spanish Egyptian guy. It's. Mike: I believe label was a Hispaniola Egyptian. They kinda darkened up Sean Connery a little bit too. I'm not sure. Jessika: It felt that way. I was just hoping he had just been under the tanning beds, but no, I think you're right. [00:19:00] Mike: Highlander II was definitely the most infamous of the sequels. And I mean a huge part of that is because it had such a batshit production and there’d been so many different versions of it. It was so bad that Russell Mulcahey reportedly walked out of the film premiere after only 15 minutes. There's this great documentary that you and I both watched on YouTube, it's split up into a bunch parts, but it was a documentary they made for the special edition of Highlander II. Jessika: Yeah. Mike: It was the third release of the movie that they put out because the first one was basically the bonding company for the films. Investors took over the production and assembly of the movie due to the fact that Argentina, where they were filming. And they had gone to Argentina because a, it was gorgeous, but B because it was supposedly going to be a third of the cost Jessika: Yeah. Mike: To make a movie there than it would elsewhere. Argentina’s economy collapsed and went through hyperinflation. And as a result, everything just went haywire. But they went back years later and they not only recut the [00:20:00] movie, but they refilled or added in certain scenes I think four or five years later. And then on top of that, they did the special edition a few years after that, where they redid the special effects. And I don't know it's kind of funny because it's not a bad movie now. It's not terrible. I feel it's an enjoyable film in its own way. But it's also funny where you watch that documentary and they're talking about the stuff that they're so proud of. Russell Mulcahey was talking about how proud he was of that love scene. I'm using this in quotes, love scene between Virginia Madsen and and Christopher Lambert where they just decided to do it up against the wall of an alley? Jessika: That’s always an interesting choice to me. Like you really cannot wait. Mike: Yeah. And then he was like, I thought that was a really hot scene. And I got to sit there and I'm like, I don't, I can't view this through the lens of, a 20 something guy in the 1990s. I don't know what my interpretation of it would have been then, [00:21:00] but watching it now watching it for the first time when I was in my twenties and the, in the early aughts, I just was like, this is weird and sorta dumb. And also they don't really have a lot of chemistry, but okay. Jessika: Yeah, it just kind of happens. They're just like, Oh, here you are. Mike: Yeah Right I don't know. At the same time it was cool to see they did all those really practical, special effects where they actually had them whipping around on the wires on like the weird flying skateboards and stuff. I thought that was cool. Jessika: I thought that was neat too. And how he was like, yeah, I actually got on top of the elevator and he was excited. Now he got on top of the elevator. Mike: And then they basically just dropped it down, like that's wild. So how about Highlander three? Jessika: Ahhh… Mike: Yeah, that’s kinda where I am Jessika: It’s very forgettable in my book. Mike: I feel like you could wipe it from the timeline and no one would care. Really, it felt like a retread of the first movie, but with the shittier villain in a way less interesting love story. honestly, it was a bummer because Mario [00:22:00] Van Peebles, the guy who plays that the illusionist I can't even remember his name. It was that forgettable. Jessika: Yeah, no, I can't either. Mike: Mario van Peebles is a really good actor and he's done a lot of really cool stuff. And it just, it felt like he was the NutraSweet version of the Kurgan Jessika: I like that. Yes. Yes. Mike: All of the mustache twirling, none of the substance. Jessika: It leaves a little bit of a weird taste in your mouth. Mike: Right. Splenda Kurgan! Moving on Highlander, Endgame. Jessika: What I do like about this film is that in both the TV series, as well as the film, there is the actual crossover. Connor shows up in Duncan's world and Duncan shows up in Connor's world and there is that continuity, which is good. And I do appreciate that because, before I got into this, I assumed that the character was interchangeable and we were just seeing different actors James [00:23:00] Bond situation. And when I went back and realized like, Oh no, he's his own character, they're blah, you know. Mike: I dunno I saw this in theaters I love the show and I appreciated that it felt like an attempt to merge the movies in the series and of the movies, I feel like this actually has the strongest action scenes. There's that bit where Adrian Paul faces off against Donnie Yen. And I was like, that's gotta be really cool to be able to sit there and show your kids much later in life: hey, I got to do a martial arts scene with Donnie Yen and he didn't kill me in the movie. that's pretty dope. Jessika: Yeah. Mike: Again, it felt underwhelming. It just wasn't all that interesting. And also I spent years being mad at that movie because the trailer brought me into the theater expecting something way different than what we were going to get Jessika: Okay. And I don't know that I saw the trailer. Mike: It has, it has a bunch of scenes with Magic where Connor and Duncan jumped through a portal [00:24:00]. Jessika: What? Mike: And a sword gets thrown at Jacob Kell and he catches it midair. And then he does something else where he's holding a sphere where you see Connor's face screaming and then it shatters. Jessika: What’s with all this weird, extra scene stuff in these trailers. I don't understand. Mike: Yeah, it turns out that this hasn't, this has never really been officially confirmed, but reading between the lines yeah, it’s been confirmed. They basically filmed extra scenes just to make it more appealing for people. So they would show up to the theaters. Like they filmed scenes, effectively they filmed scenes just for the trailer the director when he was asked about it in Fearful Symmetry. He basically said, yeah, I know there was some stuff that they filmed for marketing afterwards, and I wasn't involved with that. And then I think it was Peter Davis that was asked about this for the book. And he basically said, Oh, this is a really standard practice. People, or accompanies [00:25:00] film stuff for for marketing purposes all the time. And that's where he left it. Jessika: Oh, okay. to know. Mike: I was really grumpy about that, but that said I've softened a little since then. Do we even want to talk about the Source? Cause I feel like that's something that we shouldn't talk about in polite company. Jessika: No pass. Mike: Okay. Jessika: It happened? Mike: It happened, it was a thing that happened that was going to be a trilogy. They were planning to make that into a trilogy of movies. Jessika: Ohh rough times. Mike: Oh it's real bad. I don't think you were able to watch this, but Highlander, the search for vengeance. It's the anime. Jessika: No, I couldn't find it. Mike: Yeah. It's not available for streaming and it really it's really a bummer because it's actually pretty good. I'm not quite sure how to qualify it because it's not a live action movie and it doesn't star Duncan or Connor, but it's a full length anime. It's a full length movie in its own right. It focuses on Colin MacLeod who he’s [00:26:00] an immortal, who's technically part of the MacLeod clan. He's born as a Roman Britain and then he's adopted into the MacLeod clan after he fights alongside them later on. They keep on doing this. They keep on going back to dystopian SciFutures, which I kinda like, Jessika: I love, bless their little hearts. Mike: Yeah. A lot of the story actually takes place in this post-apocalyptic 22nd century, New York. And I haven't seen this in about a decade because it's not available on streaming. I don't have the DVD anymore. I really should pick it up before it goes out of print. But the movie fucking slaps. It was directed by Yoshiaki Kawajiri, he was really big in the nineties. He did Ninja Scroll and Vampire Hunter D Bloodlust. He's known for really cool looking movies that are also really violent at the same time. Like you look at his characters and you're like, Oh yeah, no, they all look interchangeable because they're also similar one movie to another, Jessika: Oh, I see. Mike: But they're really cool. And the movie was written by David Abramowitz, who was the head writer [00:27:00] for the TV show. So it felt like a pretty legit Highlander story. Honestly, if we had to talk about this and ask which of these movies or the sequels were our favorites, I would probably say the Search for Vengeance. Because I loved it so much, but since that wasn't a theatrical release, we'll exclude that and you didn't get to watch it. Of the sequels, which did you enjoy most? Jessika: Mike, why don’t you go first. Mike: Okay. I'm a little torn, I guess I enjoyed Endgame mainly because it feels like part of he in quotes, real Highlander story, I guess it's the least terrible of the sequels. And it brought in my favorite characters. The final version of Highlander II, is I don't know. I don't hate it. It honestly feels like a cool dystopian cyberpunk story with some bizarre Highlander lore shoehorned in, but at the same time, it's not the worst thing I've ever watched. How about you? Jessika: Funny [00:28:00] enough, I was going to say Highlander II, but maybe just a bit more so if it were its own standalone movie and not try to be a part of the Highlander franchise. The idea of the shield is super interesting and I think they could have elaborated more on the lead-up and the resolution of that issue rather than having to also make it about the Immortals in their forever game. Mike: Yeah, I agree. How do you feel about moving onto the TV series? Jessika: Oh, I am pro. Mike: Okay. I personally feel like this is the property that sucks all the air out of the room when you're talking about Highlander. Jessika: Oh no. Mike: Yeah, I mentioned that this is how I really got introduced to the brand. I started watching it in high school, around season three, which was when it was really starting to get good. The first two seasons I feel were kind of when they were ironing out all the rough spots. But I wound up watching it through the end. So if you're listening to this podcast and you have never seen the [00:29:00] show Highlander, the series ran for six seasons, which is a good length of time for any TV show. And it followed the adventures of Duncan, who was another member of the MacLeod clan. He was a distant cousin of Connor. And the show bounced between Seacouver, which is a fictionalized version of Vancouver in Paris. And it basically retcon things so that the original movie didn't end with The Quickening, but that the battle between the Kurgan and Connor was it's implied, it was the start of The Gathering. That's my interpretation of it. Jessika: That was what I got too. Mike: Yeah. And Christopher Lambert, he shows up in the pilot to help set things up and get them moving. But I think that's the only time we ever really seen him on the show. Jessika: Correct. He's really just an intro. He's in that first episode only. Mike: You have rewatched it as a have I . We haven't watched the entire series all the way through, but we've watched a lot of episodes. Jessika: Correct. Mike: How do you feel [00:30:00] it measures up today? compared to that nostalgic view that we had before, Jessika: I had a lot of fun watching it, actually. definitely super cheesy. I don't love all of the characters I watched a lot of the first season, then I bounced around I think I did the top, like 25 on a list that you sent me. But Duncan’s just so codependent sometimes with his characters and it's like the one time the Tessa goes on a hike by herself, she gets kidnapped by an, a mortal and it’s like, oh my God, she can't even go on a fucking hike, are you joking me? And the one time he goes to the store by himself, he gets kidnapped and it's like, oh, come the fuck on you guys. Mike: Yeah, I feel like it generally holds up pretty well. It's a little uneven, but when it hits , it really hits. And it's a lot of fun. And considering that it was a relatively low budget show on basic cable in the early to mid-nineties, there's a lot of stuff that has aged way worse. [00:31:00] Jessika:: Absolutely. It exceeded my expectations on the rewatch, for sure. Mike: Yeah, and I have to say that one really cool thing about Highlander is it's got a really large female fan base. And I suspect that the show is really responsible for that. Jessika: I would agree. There's a few reasons. Mike: Are six of those reasons. Duncan's abs? Jessika: Like 10 of those reasons are all the times he gets surprised in a bathtub. I know I messaged you while I was watching them, because I was like Duncan got surprised in a bathtub again. Mike: I don't remember which episode it was, but there's one where he is surprised while he's in a bathrobe and he's got, it's not even tighty whities, it’s like a bikini brief, and watching that, I was just sitting there going, thank you for this gift. Thank you. Thank you for this visual treat that you have given us in the middle of my very boring work day. Jessika: It’s [00:32:00] also that there are such a wide variety of female characters. I would say, Iit’s not just the other female person he seeing or whatever, the love interest, there are other female Immortals and they a lot more frequently than they do in the films. I can't recall if they have any female immortals in the films. Mike: They do in Endgame. Jessika: Okay. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. I thought there was, there were some in there, but that’s tailing into, I mean yeah. Mike: Yeah. And the Source had them too, but meh. Jessika: Oh yeah. Mike: I will say that the show was pretty good about writing pretty strong female characters, I felt. Jessika: Yeah. Mike: And we'll talk about Amanda in a little bit, but I have to say that I really liked how she was written and how Elizabeth Grayson played her through the original series and then her own afterwards. I dunno. I, what do you think is the sexiest thing about Duncan MacLeod? I'm curious. Jessika: He seems [00:33:00] really like trustworthy, but like and sexy trustworthy. It's like, he'd be the dude. I called if some guys were fucking with me. Mike: Yeah. Jessika: Yeah. Mike: I kept on thinking about how there's this Tumblr post that's been going around the internet, regularly, and it's this discussion about which Disney men women find the sexiest guys always thinks it's Gaston. Jessika: Oh lord, why? Mike: It’s that male power fantasy thing where they're just like, oh no, like he's like really charming. And he's really muscly. And the counterargument from women is usually A no Gaston sucks and B we all like Roger from 101 Dalmatians. Jessika: Oh yeah. Roger. Mike: Which, Roger is very much my personal role model. The dude's a talented musician, he loves animals and he's got that great, a snark where he literally is trolling the villain when she comes to his house with a motherfucking trombone from upstairs [00:34:00]. And I think Duncan's a little like that. Like he's cultured and he's worldly and he's got this wicked sense of humor. And he's also the type of dude who has no problem reciting poetry in public or making his partner breakfast in bed. Jessika: Yeah, absolutely. Mike: So it just it was something that came to mind while I was rewatching all this stuff. Jessika: Yeah. just as like a wholesome guy. Mike: Right? Jessika: He always has good intentions. So that's actually what it feels like. He's always coming at things with good intentions. Mike: Yeah, and he's not perfect, but he's always trying to do the right thing, which I really appreciate. Jessika: Yeah. Mike: What was your favorite episode? Jessika: I went back and forth. I really like the Homeland episode, and like I said, I've really only watched a good chunk of most of season what I would say, and then so kind of bounced around, but season four, episode one. It was really sweet to see [00:35:00] Duncan take the obligatory trip back to his Homeland to pay respects. And it also had a good lesson in not judging a book by its cover as the main character assumes that Duncan is just an ancestry tourist, which was super interesting. She was super hating on it but I was like this is interesting instead of visiting what once was literally his home during formative years. So it was just such a wild thing to see her be like, what are you doing near those graves? And he can't really be like, they were my parents because you cannot even read them. They are so old. Mike: The funny thing is I didn't rewatch that episode during our refresher, but I remember watching that episode when I was about 15 or so. Because it's stuck out to me. Jessika: It’s really good. And of course, Duncan, he always has a good intention. The whole reason he went back was because he figured out that somebody had been [00:36:00] pilfering graves Mike: Yeah. Jessika: And he had to return what was in this grave. Mike: I know he's making the rest of us look bad. So mine is, it's unusual suspects. It's from season six, which I feel is actually pretty weak season overall. And it's this really silly one-off episode, starring Roger Daltry of the Who fame. He plays Hugh Fitzcairn, which is a character that he shows up in plays a couple of times throughout the series. And at this point in time in the story, he was dead, but it's a flashback to the 19 teens or 1920s. 1920s, because it ends with the stock market crash, but it's a take on the British country, house murder, mystery genre, and it's really fun. And it was just this really refreshing moment of levity after what I felt our run of really heavy, and in my opinion, not very good episodes. The end of season five and the beginning of season [00:37:00] six are all about Duncan confronting this demon named Aramon and it's weird and it's not very good. And I really don't enjoy it. This is all my opinion. I'm sure that I'm insulting some Highlander fan who absolutely loves this, but it's a fun episode in its own. And then it's a good moment after one that I didn't really enjoy. And so it's got that extra refreshing bonus. I just, I want to note, it's really funny to me how intertwined Highlander has always been with rock and roll and music in general, because they had Mulcahey who do it, doing all these music videos and stuff. And then they kept on having musicians show up as guest stars. I think it was there's a character named Xavier St. Cloud, I think who was played by one of the guys from, again, I think, Fine Young Cannibals? Jessika: Yeah, I think I actually watched that episode. Mike: I think he was using nerve gas to kill people. Jessika: Yes I did watch that episode. That was a wild one. Yeah. Mike: Yeah, and I think he shows up later on too. [00:38:00] I can't remember but anyway, I really appreciate that they gave Roger Daltry of all people, this character, and he just really had fun with it and they kept bringing him back. Jessika: Yeah. He was a good character every episode he was in my other favorites was the one where they had Mary Shelley and he was in that one too. I believe. Mike: I think so. Yeah. No, it was, the series was really fun, and I liked that we can sit there and pull all these episodes just from memory that we really liked. Jessika: Absolutely. Mike: So season six , they were trying to find a new actress who could carry her own Highlander show. And so they tested out a bunch of different actresses in season six and gave them either really strong guest appearances, or they were basically the main character for episodes. But they wound up not going with any of them. They went with Elizabeth Grayson and gave her the Raven where she reprised her roles Amanda. Did you watch any of that? Did you get a chance to? Jessika: I watched the [00:39:00] first and the last episode of season one, I can only find the first season. Is there only one? Mike: There’s only one season, it didn’t get picked up again. Jessika: Oh then there you go. Then I could have only, I know I was scratching my head. Worried about where else do I find this? Mike: Well, and it ends on a cliff-hanger. Jessika: Yeah, exactly. That's where I was like, let's go. Mike: It ends with Nick becoming immortal. Jessika: Oh, see, I didn't quite finish it. Cause I was hurriedly setting it up in the background. Mike: Yeah it was fine. I thought Elizabeth Grayson is really charming in that role, but at the same time, there wasn't a lot of chemistry initially between Amanda and Nick, I felt at the very beginning. Jessika: I agree, not in the first episode. Mike: By the end of the season, it was there, and I think they were also, as is the case with most shows first seasons, they were trying really hard to figure out what they wanted to do. And so originally it was a cop show with an immortal, which there are certainly worse pitches that I've heard. Jessika: Yeah. No, I agree. Mike: But yeah. sad that it didn't get to go further [00:40:00] Jessika: I'm tempted to go back and watch all of these things. I may have to do a pallet cleanse of something different. I may have to go back to my Marvel watching. Mike: On top of this, there was a Saturday morning cartoon called Highlander, the series or Highlander, the animated series, and it was set in the future. It's in a weird alternate timeline. It stars another MacLeod. It's fine It's a Saturday morning cartoon. I didn't even care enough to really go back and watch it because being that great. They did some interesting stuff. Like they brought Ramirez back if I remember, right. And then they also had a thing where instead of beheading other Immortals, the main character had an ability where he could be voluntarily given their power. Jessika: Oh. Mike: So he had all of their knowledge and power. And again, it’s again in a dystopian future where another immortal has taken over the world. Jessika: Wow. They just love their dystopian future. Mike: They really do. But yeah, it's fine. I think it's streaming on Amazon prime. I was just so focused on everything else that I didn't get a chance to go and [00:41:00] rewatch it. Jessika: Huh, good to know. Mike: We're going to go over all the other various pieces of media real quick. and then we've got one side tangent and then we're going to go through comic books, but. Jessika: I'm so excited. Mike: Books, Highlander wound up having a pretty substantial literary footprint. The original movie had the official novelization. There wasn't really anything after that until the show came out and then the show had 10 novels and an anthology and an official behind the scenes kind of book called the Watchers Guide and it's full of essays and interviews and photos. And since then, there've been a couple of non-fiction books, like Fearful Symmetry, which is about everything Highlander related. And it's almost like a textbook, but it's pretty good. And then there's also A Kind of Magic, which is more focused on making of the original movie. And those are both actually really good. I liked them a lot. They were really easy to read. [00:42:00] There were audio plays, which I keep on forgetting audio plays are a thing at this point, but it's by this company called Big Finish in the UK. They do tie-in audio dramas for television properties. Most famously they do Dr Who. They wound up doing two seasons of audio plays. The first had Adrian Paul reprise his role as Duncan and they take place after the series ended. And then also after the events of Endgame, you can't really find them anymore. Because they just, the license expired so they aren't selling them as far as I'm aware. Jessika: That's super interesting though. Dang. Mike: Yeah. And then the second season focuses on the four horsemen Immortals, remember Jessika: Okay. Mike: Do you remember them? Jessika: I sure do. Mike: Because we were talking about this a little bit, but it was all about Methos and the other guys that he hung out with when he was effectively, a comic book villain who would've if he’d had a mustache to twirl, he would have done it. Jessika: So quickly. Yes. Mike: I thought that was really interesting. There were a couple of people in the Highlander Heart [00:43:00] group who talked about it and they seem to really like them. I can't comment, but it was really neat. Games, this is the one that's really interesting. Highlander actually has been turned into a number of games over the years. There's a couple of tabletop games we're going to breeze through. So there was two different card games in a board game. One of the card games was released back in the nineties, it was a collectible card game. And this was right when Magic: The Gathering was really hot and everybody was trying to get in on that action. And then recently there's a new one called Highlander: The Duel. And it's a deck-building game where you play as Connor or the Kurgan going up against each other. And just a couple of years ago, there was a board game that got kick-started, it was in 2018 and it's this fast paced game for two to six players. The reviews across the web were pretty positive. And again, it's one of those things where it's Immortals battling for that mysterious prize. Jessika: Yeah. Mike: But it's cool. Jessika: Nice. Mike: I’m actually pretty surprised [00:44:00] we never got like a tabletop RPG because they are not precious about applying the license for Highlander to stuff. I'm amazed that nobody went to them and said, Hey, we can make this cool historical RPG where we sorta start having players wake up and then they have flashbacks or whatever. And Jessika: Yeah Oh that would have been cool Yeah Mike: Right? But yeah we never got anything like that which I was really I actually that was the one thing I expected and was surprised to see that we never got. Okay. So we're going to go into mini tangent with video games even though they aren't technically related to comics. The first game for Highlander was a 1986 tie-in release for home computers. It was a really simple fighting title. It wasn't well received. It was apparently pretty bad. So after that the animated series had a tie in called Highlander: Last of the MacLeods. It was released on the Atari Jaguar CD console. If you remember that. Do you remember the Atari Jaguar? Jessika: Oh my god, no. I don't. [00:45:00] Mike: It kinda got lost in the shuffle in the early to mid nineties of all the different consoles that were coming out. But you can find footage of this on YouTube and it's one of those early 3d games. And so it got a lot of praise for his exploration elements and animated video sequences, but it also got a lot of criticism for its controls in combat. After that there was actually going to be an MMO called Highlander, The Gathering. And it was in development by a French studio called Kalisto entertainment, which was honestly weird because Kalisto's catalog up until now were mostly middling single-player games. They'd gotten famous for a series called Nightmare Creatures, but they also did a Fifth Element racing game on PS2 that I had and was actually pretty fun. Anyway, Kalisto went bankrupt before the MMO could come out. Jessika: Oh! Mike: And none of the folks who, yeah, that's video games. Jessika: Fair enough. Mike: So they went bankrupt. The MMO hadn't come out yet. And the folks who wound up with the rights afterwards just decided to kill the project. There's [00:46:00] one other game. That's become the source of a lot of speculation. And it's only known as Highlander: The Game it basically came about because Davis Panzer productions that's, the guys who own the rights to Highlander, and SCI, which was this holding company that owned a bunch of video game groups. They decided to ink a deal, to make a Highlander game. They announced that they basically had done a partnership back in like 2004, 2005. And at the time SCI owned Eidos who was the publisher that gave us Tomb Raider. So they were a pretty big name. The game itself was formally announced by Eidos in 2008 and the development was being handled by another French developer called Widescreen Games. It was going to be an action role-playing game. It would star a new Immortal named Owen MacLeod. The story was going to be written again by David Abramowitz and that added some [00:47:00] serious legitimacy to the project for fans. Actually, why don’t you read the summary. Jessika: Would love to my pleasure. Summary: Owen is captured and enslaved by Romans who force him to compete as a gladiator. During this time, Owen dies only to come back to life. Methos, the oldest living immortal approaches Owen to be his mentor. He teaches Owen about the game and how he and other Immortals can only be slain by beheading. As with other immortal MacLeods Owen is pursued throughout his life by a nemesis. This enemy proves to be extremely powerful. One that Owen is unable to defeat Owen learns of a magical stone, fragments of which are scattered all over the world. Throughout the game, Owen embarks upon a quest to recover these fragments and restore the stone in an attempt to gain the power to overcome his foe. [00:48:00] So dramatic. I love it. Mike: What's Highlander without any drama? But that sounds rad right? Jessika: Oh, it sounds amazing. Mike: The game was announced with a trailer in 2008 that really only showed some of the environments from different eras and then it ended with an image of Owen, but it looked promising. And then there wasn't much else after a couple of years of pretty much nothing but radio silence, Eidos wound up canceling the game and that's where a lot of the speculation has started. There's not a lot of information on Highlander: The Game. I keep waiting for one of those gaming history YouTubers to get ahold of an old dev kit and then do a video with a build, but that hasn't happened yet. So really it's all kind of speculation and wishful thinking about what could have been. And it also seems like some of the details are getting muddied as time goes on. Like Fearful Symmetry talks about the game of it but they [00:49:00] have the segment. And again I want you to read this. Jessika: Sure sure. The gam was so far along in its development stages that segments including backdrops and some of the gameplay options were presented at a Highlander Worldwide event in Los Angeles 2006 and got a very positive reaction. The beautifully rendered backdrops were almost movie quality and included the likes of Pompei, a dark forest in the Highlands, New York, and Japan as gameplay locations and introduced us to another MacLeod, Owen, the same surname but a much earlier vintage. Mike: Yeah, so, I think Mosby is a little overly enthusiastic about all of this, and this is because I think Mosby doesn't have much familiarity with how game development works. It sounds like they had concept art on display and were discussing gameplay [00:50:00] rather than showcasing a build of the game. Concept art and design discussions are things that happen very early in game development. But if you're an outsider, looking in this stuff could easily be interpreted as things being much further along than they were. Jessika: Ah. Mike: Yeah. Now that said, I did work in video games for almost a decade, and a few of my coworkers were actually involved with Highlander the game. Jessika: What? Mike: Every one of them over the years has told me the cancellation was a mercy killing. And again, this is from multiple sources, so I'm not going to name or identify because, I don't want to make things awkward for them. But basically the game was garbage . It's not really surprising to hear cause widescreen never really made a good game, the best reception that any of their titles got was just kinda mixed. But earlier this week, I actually called one of my friends. Who'd been [00:51:00] attached to the project because I wanted to get more information about this game before we recorded. Jessika: We need to get you a new shovel, you dug so deep for this. Mike: With both hands. But, they confirmed what I've been hearing from other people the gameplay itself wasn't just bad. It was boring. The biggest problem was it didn't know what kind of a game it wanted to be. Basically, it was trying to do everything all at once. There were a bunch of traversal elements, which didn't really make a lot of sense. Like why would you climb a Manhattan skyscraper when you're a roided out dude with a sword? Couldn't you just take the elevator? Or I don't know the stairs? There was going to be a bunch of Magic elements in the gameplay, which, isn't really, that's not really a thing in Highlander. There's that fantasy element because we're talking about Immortals who can't die unless you cut off their heads, but generally Magic isn't a part of the accepted Canon. And then the combat, what they were aiming to do something like [00:52:00] God of war, which was really big at the time. But, it wasn't great. My friend also pointed out that Owen looked like a bodybuilder, but his fashion sense was from that industrial metal scene of the late nineties, which neither of those things really fits with the Highlander aesthetic because Adrian Paul was arguably the most in shape of the Highlander actors. But even that was, he was a dude who was like, yeah, I could achieve that if I was really good about my diet and then just worked out aggressively but not like Hugh Jackman does for his Wolverine roles. Jessika: Yeah, yeah. Mike: So I'm going to send you a screenshot of what Owen looked like in the key art the initial title it does. Jessika: What? It looks like Criss Angel. Mike: Right. And they're trying to recreate that iconic pose of The Quickening from the first movie that Connor does at the very end where he's getting raised up and, by the rails of Lightning, or the wires [00:53:00] of lightning. Jessika: Yeah, I get what they were trying to do. Mike: Yeah,I wanna know, what the fuck is up with those weird straps with rings that are going down his legs. Jessika: I don't really know, I was trying to figure that out myself. So just so that everyone can really get the picture that we're getting here and you'll, you might understand why it's taken me so long to describe it. I had to take it all in first. Mike: Yeah, it’s a ride. Jessika: It’s all very monochromatic. And the background is of course, a cut of the statue of Liberty, the backdrop of parts of New York that I'm sure aren't even next to each other, which is always funny. And then what is this? Is this the new guy, or is this supposed to be Duncan? Mike: Yeah, this is the new guy, Jessika: It’s Owen. Mike: Yeah. It's Owen. And then Connor and Duncan were supposed to appear, supposedly. I know Peter Wingfield was recording his lines for Methos. Jessika: Well, if they haven't killed off Methos that makes sense. And I don't know in the series if they have, and maybe Duncan makes [00:54:00] sense if he hasn't died yet, but. Mike: Yeah they can't kill off Methos, Methos was my first gay crush. Jessika: Yeah. He's. Slightly problematic in a couple episodes, but he's a great character overall. But he's very Chriss Angel, he's wearing like a trench coat and that has to be some sort of a lace undershirt or something. Mike: lAnd he’s got like a weird really, like baggy leather pants. Jessika: Yes. Which cannot be comfortable. It's doing this weird pooching thing in the front. Mike: Yeah, and then I think I saw another screenshot where it looks like he's wearing skater shoes tennis shoes as well. Jessika: Oh, Vans Off the Wall, man. Mike: Just once I want to see a MacLeod in the movies with a good fashion sense. Jessika: Yeah, I mentioned that I wanted to cosplay as Duncan, which overall would be a great idea. But then I was looking through his outfits and I'm like, what do I wear? Do I wear this weird white tank top with these like acid wash jeans [00:55:00] and a belt? Or is this the one where I'm wearing like five shirts and a long jacket? Is it that day? Mike: You know who he looks like that guy, Canus. Jessika: Yes! Yes, does. He has the lace shirt and everything. Mike: And the dog collar. Jessika: Oh my god, it was so funny. I told you, I think it was trying to be edgy. Mike: Yeah, and instead it comes off as really queer-coded. Jessika: It really does though. I know, my little queer brain was like bling. Mike: Yeah, It feels like they weren't really getting the essence of what Highlander actually was and who these guys were, because usually the Highlander characters are a little bit more believable and ordinary because that's the whole idea is that they're walking among us and we have no idea unless they tell us. Okay. On top of all this. So remember how I mentioned that trailer was just showcasing environments for the [00:56:00] game. Jessika: Yeah. Mike: There was a reason for that. The reason was that they couldn’t get the character models to work. Jessika: Oh! Mike: So the shot of Owen at the end it's actually just animated key art it's the same it's the same art that you just saw. It's that image. It was just slightly animated. And then they released a couple of screenshots for the game, but apparently they were really heavily photo-shopped well, beyond industry standards. So, it was one of those things where, this was a turd and it needed to be flushed. And it finally did. But Widescreen went under about a year after the game was formally announced. They were working on another big project and apparently that got taken away, and as a result, it just caused the studio to implode. By this point in time Square Enix the guys do all the final fantasy games had bought Eidos and they formally canceled it. We're not sure why exactly, my guess is that it was probably, they just looked at cost it would take to finish this game and then the [00:57:00] amount that it would need to sell in order to be profitable or to meet their sales expectations for it and they just thought it wasn't worth it. But yeah, my friend actually said they were embarrassed to work on it and they would have been fine even if it had been an average game, but it was just bad. Even one of those kind of middling average games, I think that would have been fine, that would have lived up to the Highlander bar. Finally, there's that Highlander game that spark unlimited was working on. I never even heard a whisper about this until. We watched that episode of Highlander Heart focusing on video games, and they brought Craig Allen on to talk about the project. Based on what we know now, I think this might be why Square Enix was holding onto the rights for another year after they shut down Highlander, the game, just because they had this other title, theoretically in development or very early development. Based on the footage that they have, it looks like they had at least done enough development work to put together a vertical slice that they could show for pitch [00:58:00] purposes and at conventions. But I thought it was really promising looking overall. What did you think? Jessika: I thought it did look really interesting the game play itself I did like the idea of having a female Highlander. That being said, they had this whole concept about what Craig Allen was calling beautiful damage. Mike: Yeah. Jessika: And it was this whole thing about, oh it was the first female Highlander and her looks go when she gets damaged, and that's her whole motivation is to stay pretty. And I just, that gave me a huge headache, and it of course was super male-gazey I mean, the game itself seemed that way. Mike: It was weird because I would love to see women and Highlander being built a little bit more like warriors, like a little bit more muscly, which would be in keeping with people who battle across the centuries. [00:59:00] They don't need to be super jacked like the Amazons in Wonder Woman, but making them look like stick thin suicide girl, punk rock chick from the late aughts. Didn't quite gel with me. I understood what he was talking about though, because that was the thing where they were starting to do permanent cosmetic damage in video games. That was something that was really big in the Batman Arkham games. Every time that you got knocked out, you'd come back and you'd have a little bit more of your outfit chipped apart. So, after a while Batman's looking pretty ragged and you realize maybe I'm not as good at this game as I think I am. Jessika: Yeah And the concept itself is really interesting It just I guess was the way it was phrased by this person. And it very much was he was so proud of the fact that it was the first Highlander female in a video game. And then everything was just like so incredibly sexist. I was excited that I wasn't Mike: We're also viewing it, with the lens of 2021 at this point. At that time, [01:00:00] that was before they had relaunched Tomb Raider, in 2013, 2014, where they made her much more realistic. She was still very fit, but she wasn't the Lara Croft that had generated a lot of criticism. I think possibly, I don't know, but I hope that it would have been marketed a bit differently if it had been done today. That said we also don't know exactly what it would look like as a final product. Jessika: Oh absolutely, yeah. Mike: It’s, I agree. It's a little bit problematic viewed through the current lens. At the same time, like a lot of the Highlander properties when it was being done, I think it was kind of just par for the course. Jessika: Yeah, fair enough. But, I did like the idea of having a female Highlander and having her have a whole story regardless of whether it's the first one to be completely [01:01:00] tragedy laden which was the other comment like her experience a ton of loss because she's female and experiences empathy unlike the male characters. Mike: I really didn't like that. Actually. I thought that was. I mean the, the whole thing where they were saying we wanted to focus on lifetimes of tragedy as opposed to enjoying multiple lives. And I'm like, that's the whole purpose of Highlander. That's what I really like is when you sit there and you watch them having fun and doing all this interesting stuff. Jessika: Women aren't allowed to have fun, Mike. Mike: Apparently. Jessika: We just have to have lives full of tragedy and pining for people that we've lost in our lives. Mike: Well, yeah. And we all know that the dudes don't have feelings, so we just, you know, go on and enjoy things. Jessika: That does suck that Hugh they don't give men the ability to have that capacity or give them the the credit to have that capacity. Mike: I will say, I am sorry that this one didn't get further along the development [01:02:00] stages, because it certainly seemed like it had a lot more promise than the title that was canceled right before it. Jessika: Yes, the gameplay itself looked more interesting, it looks more complex, it easier to navigate. What they were showing us was really intense. Mike: I really liked that whole idea of being able to view the environments in two different eras. It reminded me a lot of another Eidos game called legacy of Cain soul river, where there was a spiritual world and then a physical world. And you could flip back and forth between them, which was kind of cool. Jessika: Oh, that’s neat Mike: Yeah. I dug that. I liked the idea of exploring the same environment in two different areas. I thought that was really neat. Jessika: Yeah. Mike: Let's move on to Comics. Jessika: Sounds great. Mike: Okay, so, I’m curious. When do you think that Highlander got big enough to get a comic book? Jessika: I don't know maybe late nineties Mike: 2006. Jessika: Wow [01:03:00] That's later than I had expected. Mike: Yeah. There wasn't a comic adaptation of the movie when it came out, which is weird, there wasn't one here in the States. Highlander Heart, in their YouTube podcast, noted there was a series of five newspaper comic strips that were published as part marketing promotion. The hosts weren't entirely certain if they're exclusive to Europe or not. I don't know. I haven't been able to really find much reference to it. After the movie came out, though there was a two-part comic adaptation in Argentina. It was published through El Tony Todo Color and El Tony Supercolor they were sibling comic anthology magazines, and here's the weird twist. It looks like this was an unlicensed adaptation. Jessika: Mmhm, interesting. Mike: So now we're going to take another side tangent. The important thing that you need to know is that Argentina had just come out of a brutal military dictatorship that came about as part of Operation Condor, which is this horrific program the United States was involved in. And it isn't really taught about in high school history, at least it [01:04:00] wasn't when I was going through high school and I went to a pretty good one. did you ever learn about that? I'm curious. Jessika: No, I did not. Mike: Okay I'm giving you an extremely TLDR read of this, but basically this was a program in the seventies and eighties when the US backed military dictatorships across South America. So our country helped these groups, kidnap, torture, rape murder, thousands of political opponents, like Argentina was especially brutal. There were literally death squads, hunting down political distance across the country. It was a really horrific time. I want you to read this summary of what was going on during that time, actually. Jessika: Give me the really fun stuff I see. Mike: Sorry. Jessika: No you're good. It is estimated that between - 9,000 and 30,000 that's a huge span. Mike: I know, it’s such a margin of error I don't understand. Jessika: Lack of record taking will get you there quick, I think. I'm going to start over, but we’ll leave that in. It is estimated that between [01:05:00] 9,000 and 30,000 people were killed or disappeared, many of whom were impossible to formally report due to the nature of state terrorism. The primary target, like in many other South American countries participating in Operation Condor, were communist guerrillas and sympathizers, but the target of Operation Condor also included students, militants trade, unionists, writers, journalists, I don't love this, artists, and any other citizens suspected of being left-wing activists - well take me the goddamn way away. Mike: Right. Jessika: Including Peronist guerillas. I don't love that. Mike: No it's really awful. And based on that list of targets, it's not surprising that there was a lot of media suppression during this time. Democracy returned to the country in ’83, and there was this explosion of art across the mediums. Argentine Comics [01:06:00] saw this Renaissance period. A lot of them though, weren't really licensed and let's be honest. It's not like there's an internet where IP owners could monitor stuff like this and shut it down when they learned about it. There was also this drastic comics increase in the area due to create or publishing Zines because the eighties was the decade where personal computers suddenly became commonplace and all of a sudden pe

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In this episode we bring up cryptids, aka the monsters of our world. We go over creatures from cryptozoology such as, dog men, moth man, and even Mr Slender himself. These urban legends are still making an impact in our lives today. Have you ever seen one?

Do your games diagnose you with dementia when you lose? How about force you to read an encyclopedia to win? How about a game that is ruined by a mini-game? Adam and Mike talk about the ten games they believe should be heralded as good and yet frustratingly hard to play. Join us as we talk about Brain Age, Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego, and Nightmare Creatures-quite possibly reasons to hate video games.

Hey gang! We have a new format that we are very excited about. Basically, the show will be more show and tell, with each host bringing their own horror media selection to talk about. We figure this will eliminate simply repeating a movie beat by beat, and introduce you to more stuff like a sassy middle-aged lady's book club... but with blood! As I put it, "this is Slashers, your new favorite podcast about your new favorite horror media!" This week, Doug is on the show. The feedback was great following his appearances on the Humanoids from the Deep and the Blood Harvest episodes. If you would like to see more of Doug on Slashers, or make him a permanent host--- LET US KNOW! (slasherspod@gmail.com) You can follow him and his goings on here: https://amzn.to/2DAdr7f ; https://channelstore.roku.com/details/57960/b-movie-tv ;https://troma.vhx.tv/don-t-touch-that-dial (Also, *hint hint* if you are a fan of Jake, you might consider checking out this coming episode of Friday Night Action on B Movie TV on Roku) Doug talks the late-stage PS1 survival horror hack and slash/ beat 'em up: Nightmare Creatures II. Jake talks a 2019 Gameboy game: Deadeus. We also were fortunate enough to get an interview with -IZMA-, the creator of the game. https://www.instagram.com/iz.ma/ ; https://izma.itch.io/deadeus ; https://www.izmaillustration.com/games If you would like to enter to win a deluxe copy of Deadeus, just post your favorite Gameboy game and tag both @slasherspod and @iz.ma on any platform! Jake will even teach you how to install an emulator to play it! No "Hidden Track" this week, but rest assured, that segment will return with future episodes! If you ever have feedback or recommendations on future episodes, please let us know at slasherspod@gmail.com. You can always find us on our social media: Instagram, Twitter, Slasher App: @slasherspod Facebook: /slasherspod Reddit: u/slasherspod https://www.youtube.com/c/slasherspodcast Theme song is I wanna Die by Mini Meltdowns. https://open.spotify.com/artist/5ZAk6lUDsaJj8EAhrhzZnh ; https://minimeltdowns.bandcamp.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/slasherspod/support

Lancashire is the County I was born in. It's a place I hold close to my heart. I grew up hearing stories of Jenny Greenteeth, Boggarts and Nut nans. Strange creatures that inhabit the woodlands and scare off any folk who may be passing by. Their stories are our stories, they are in our history, our folklore and within our families, but would it surprise you to know, these are not the only Creatures hiding in Lancashire's Woodlands and Wild Places. These days we use the word 'Bigfoot' to describe any creature, up on two legs, usually hairy and Ape like in description. The reports of these strange Creatures are made by ordinary people, doing ordinary things when they encounter something impossible.As Halloween approaches and Autumn rolls in, I thought I would take the opportunity to share some of the Stranger reports I have received whilst collecting personal stories from ordinary folks who live in Lancashire. Stories of Upright Wolves, commonly known as Werewolves, Wulvers or Dogmen. These Creatures are often described as being as “large as a Pony and thickly muscled. With snouted faces and Canine teeth” these Creatures are the critters from our nightmares, they are certainly fierce enough to keep you up at night. Some Lancashire residents came face to face with these inexplicable horrors in some of our most beautiful Places. The Forest of Bowland hosts a very strange Creature and ‘It’ was witnessed by two Lancashire Residents in the 1990’s and in 2014. One witness is a resident of Lancashire enjoying a family break. The other is a wild camper who has camped in some of our remotest areas alone until an event at Wolfs Hole Crag ended that hobby for him. The witnesses both contacted me by email and are happy to share their encounters in the hopes of finding some answers.Do you enjoy our uploads and articles? Do you love a good mystery? Would you like to become a member of our BBR Cryptid and Paranormal Investigations Community group and help us to investigate cases like these, or join for our free Community and keep in touch with like minded people in the UK and World wide. Please contact Deb via debbiehatswell@gmail.com. As a member you will receive free exclusive podcasts, uploads, articles and sighting reports.Deborah Hatswell is the founding member of the BBR Investigations group and has taken or researched over 1400 personal witness reports. All of which can be accessed freely on the sightings map link listed below. If you have a case you would like us to investigate or need help researching please get in touch and we will do our best to help you. We can also feature your book,podcast,website,forum,social media, youtube,online magazine for free in our monthly news email. debbiehatswell@gmail.comPlease Donate to Help with online costs - GOFUNDME - https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-bbr?utm_source=customer&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_campaign=p_cf+share-flow-1PAYPAL: - https://www.paypal.me/BigfootResearchMAP OF UK SIGHTING REPORTS: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1s1zOmmdM216PMftPUM9K1qqGrFg&usp=sharingHere is a very short and simple HOW TO use the Map video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRmRRDHcWKE&feature=youtu.beYOUTUBE - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYGn8pR90PO_oBzOjiZ23tA/INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/bbrdeborahhatswelloffical/DEB FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/Deborah-Hatswell-169843400334424/FACEBOOK GROUP FOR UK/EUROPE EVIDENCE FINDS: https://www.facebook.com/groups/britishbigfootresearch/FACEBOOK GROUP FOR USA/CANADA EVIDENCE FINDS: https://www.facebook.com/groups/534639820724816/FACEBOOK Cryptid Creatures and the Unexplained, discussion of the more alternative theories behind the Cryptid Phenomena, UFO, Paranormal Events. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1168154236640975/FACEBOOK Werewolf Watch: Upright Bipedal Canine, Dogman, Werewolf Reports https://www.facebook.com/groups/570854456720329/MEWE: https://mewe.com/i/deborahhatswellREDDIT - https://www.reddit.com/user/BigfootDogmanReports/SPREAKER: https://www.spreaker.com/show/british-bigfootPODBEAN: https://debbiehatswell.podbean.com/APPLE PODCASTS: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/british-bigfoot-dogman/id1480592906?uo=4SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/5KEn4UdewvJAUWce0zJHBbPATREON: https://www.patreon.com/DeborahHatswellBigfootReportsBITCHUTE https://www.bitchute.com/channel/ZK2I2Mv2KqWt/WEBSITE: Cryptid Creature BlogWORDPRESS: British Bigfoot Blog Wordpress.comBOOKS - Read the Witness Statements in their own words.https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0851LN7H1 Paperbackhttps://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B084166RNK Kindle#BBR #BBRINTERNATIONAL - Copyright ©2005-2021 All Rights Reserved.

This week we play Freeware games. Cody plays a classic game and really makes you wanna puke, in Triforce. Matt plays two guns one bucket in The Incredible Machine, and Nikki's camera is too fast and terrible in Nightmare Creatures. All this and Animal Crossing New Horizons. Join us, won't you?

Seriah is joined by Zelia and Tim as they explore some listener stories, after getting some personal stories out of the way first. We have Flannel Man, Nightmare Creatures, Strange Light Phenomena, Sleep Paralysis, Dreams, Smurfs, Critters, Shadow People, Strange Voices, UFO's, phone calls from the dead, and some real high strangeness in a corn field. Plus more... Enjoy, and if you have a story you would like us to discuss, please sent it to stories@wheredidtheroadgo.com! Outro Music is VrangVendt with Tempest. Download    

Seriah is joined by Zelia and Tim as they explore some listener stories, after getting some personal stories out of the way first. We have Flannel Man, Nightmare Creatures, Strange Light Phenomena, Sleep Paralysis, Dreams, Smurfs, Critters, Shadow People, Strange Voices, UFO's, phone calls from the dead, and some real high strangeness in a corn field. Plus more... Enjoy, and if you have a story you would like us to discuss, please sent it to stories@wheredidtheroadgo.com! Outro Music is VrangVendt with Tempest. Download    

Seriah is joined by Zelia and Tim as they explore some listener stories, after getting some personal stories out of the way first. We have Flannel Man, Nightmare Creatures, Strange Light Phenomena, Sleep Paralysis, Dreams, Smurfs, Critters, Shadow People, Strange Voices, UFO's, phone calls from the dead, and some real high strangeness in a corn field. Plus more... Enjoy, and if you have a story you would like us to discuss, please sent it to stories@wheredidtheroadgo.com! Outro Music is VrangVendt with Tempest. Download    

Happy Halloween week! We're celebrating everyone's favorite spoopy season by playing the horror action game NIGHTMARE CREATURES! Certified horror-head Lynsey Pennington joins us once again to dissect Activision's Victorian era frightfest, which was once on track to be the next big thing in horror games. What happened? Listen and find out! Also, don't forget to tune in next week, because we are finally playing GOLDENEYE 007! And we're joined by some pretty awesome guests, so you won't want to miss it! Hosted by Steve Guntli and Woody Ciskowski  Logo by Steve Guntli / Updated logo by Barry Shaw  Theme song: "Truck" by The Octopus Project  ultra64podcast.com Twitter: @ultra64podcast Email: ultra64podcast@gmail.com  Instagram: @ultra64podcast Next week's episode: GoldenEye 007

We're hitting the hoops once again, and our sports correspondent Josiah Coolidge is back to help us figure out just what the hell they did to NBA JAM. The beloved arcade classic has undergone a drastic overhaul; we'll let you know if it's for the best. Plus: NBA LIVE, EA's long-running baller series!  Hosted by Steve Guntli and Woody Ciskowski  Logo by Steve Guntli / Updated logo by Barry Shaw Theme song: "Truck" by The Octopus Project (theoctopusproject.com)  ultra64podcast.com  Twitter: @ultra64podcast Email: ultra64podcast@gmail.com  Instagram: @ultra64podcast  Next week's episode: Nightmare Creatures

Take on your friends with a bazooka or send a trusty sheep to do some real damage, before taking to the (mean) streets of Victorian London. This week Will brings Worms and pits it against Liz's love of Nightmare Creatures! But which is best? Vote on Twitter @fiercefeedback and email us fiercefeedback@gmail.com to send us your memories, complaints & complements! 

Eine der besten Konsolen aller Zeiten wird 15! Simon, Gregor und Trant schwelgen in Erinnerungen über Sonys Hardware-Hit aus den 90ern. 00:00:00 - Intro und Vorstellungen 00:01:00 - Erinnerungen an die PlayStation 1 00:07:00 - Raupenkopierer und elegante Wechseltricks 00:10:30 - Wie das Launch-Lineup der PSOne den Saturn getötet hat 00:16:00 - Dino trifft Rochen: Demodisks und frühe Highlights 00:21:00 - Rennspiele: Gran Turismo, Ridge Racer, Destruction Derby uvm. 00:29:45 - Sportspiele & Musikgames: Von Winning Eleven zu Parappa the Rapper 00:38:30 - Das Action-Adventure Duo: Tomb Raider und Metal Gear Solid 00:50:15 - Horrorgames 1: Resident Evil, Nightmare Creatures, Dino Crisis uvm. 01:06:30 - Horrorgames 2: Parasite Eve, Overblood, D, Enemy Zero uvm. 01:11:30 - Jump & Runs: Klonoa, Crash Bandicoot, Tombi, Spyro uvm. 01:18:30 - Simons Spielemix 1: Thunderhawk, Worms und Tony Hawk 01:24:15 - Flug-Shooter: Wing Commander, Colony Wars ,Warhawk, Krazy Ivan 01:30:30 - Open World im Frühstadium: Driver und Grand Theft Auto 01:35:15 - Pügelpower: Soul Edge, Tekken, Bloody Roar, Tobal No.1 uvm. 01:40:15 - Simons Spielemix 2: Soul Reaver, MDK, Iron & Blood, Fade to Black 01:48:30 - Gregors RPG-Mix: Final Fantasy, Chrono Cross, Vandal Hearts uvm. 02:02:00 - Edes Spontantipps und Verabschiedung Teilnehmer: Gregor, Simon & Trant

This week in Your Parents Basement, we are doing gymnastics and slicing zombies up with swords! From 1997 and 1998, we’re playing Nightmare Creatures by Kalisto Entertainment for the Playstation and Nintendo 64. You can manually download this week’s podcast here or subscribe to the show via the iTunes store. To manually subscribe, use this […]

Sinister forces gather to assault London in the 1800s… or was it the 1600s? Also, there’s a Snowman, for some reason? Mark returns to the show to help us try to make some sense out of Nightmare Creatures. Follow us on Twitter! Visit our Facebook Group! Click here to Email us! Don’t forget to rate … Read More Read More

Trecem printr-o săptămână mohorâtă de început de lucru și ne uităm la jurnaliști de jocuri care nu știu să se joace jocuri, PE LÂNGĂ ALTELE. Timestamps: 00:45 Paul s-a jucat X-COM, The Cave 5:51 Edgar s-a jucat Crusaders of Might and Magic și Rune 8:40 Știri: Nightmare Creatures sequel; Jocul Homestuck (Hiveswap); Neofeud; LA Noire apare pe consolele moderne; Oculus Rift ajunge din urmă Vive; Unde a dispărut VR-ul? Trailer nou Scorn; PUBG a depășit 1 milion de useri concomitenți pe Steam; Bethesda va lansa un joc nou anul acesta! Discuție neplanificată despre MOBA-uri; 33:24 Cifre PUBG; Pete Hines vorbește despre modurile plătite; Randy Pitchford face teaser; CS GO Lotto primește o mică bătăiță și promit să nu mai facă; G2A vinde loot boxes cu jocuri; Elex nu va avea DLC-uri; 48:53 Râdem un pic de gameplay-ul de Cuphead al lui Dean Takahashi și discutăm despre jurnalism și în ce măsură vine cu obligația de a fi gamer BUN; Killer Instinct va avea crossplay pe ecosistemele Microsoft; Malaezia forțează mâna Steam-ului; Destiny 2 va rula decent pe PC; Denuvo Watch! YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UC6bvYQKQxMGIYsPc0McgSeg iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/all-vorbe/id1331438601 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3RFgOJDgyEnpvkUQoSh0Tc?si=7A0VG-hjTDi32z-mhIuDig Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JocSiVorbe/ Tip Jar: https://ko-fi.com/jocsivorbe RSS și linkuri de download: http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:281506836/sounds.rss

Nesse episódio, Bruno Carvalho, Edu Aurrai e Felipe Mesquita, falaram sobre os cartões de memória para o Switch, o suposto Atari portátil, o sucesso estrondoso de Battlegrounds, e um pouco mais. Duração: 73 min Comentados:>Página do Reloading no Padrim!!>Manual Digital de Star Fox 2>Atari Retro Handheld Trailers da Semana: >Celebrating the 10th anniversary of The Witcher>Shovel Knight - amiibo Reveal Video>Nightmare Creatures 2017 Announcement>Destiny 2 – Official Live Action Trailer – New Legends Will Rise>Resident Evil 7 biohazard Gold Edition: TAPE-01 “Zoe" - Announcement Trailer

Jason Arriola might be head over heels for Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana and John Lucero  is a bit apathetic about the Gundam Versus beta. New Borderlands game might be in the works, new Nightmare Creatures game is definitely in the works, Wii U getting another nail in the coffin, Puzzle Fighter on mobile, Resident Evil 7‘s getting its DLC wrapped […]

Wir quasseln über das frisch enthüllte Remake zu Secret of Mana, über die Rückkehr von Nightmare Creatures, die Spiele Overwatch, F1 2017, Yakuza 0 und Windjammers und über 4K TVs/Monitore - viel Spaß mit Folge 138 von Hooked FM! Timestamps für Skipper: 2:59 - Robins Famoses Formel 1-Fest 13:57 - Secret of Mana Remake 20:26 - Nightmare Creatures 2017 23:38 - Travis Strikes Back: No More Heroes 27:40 - The Good Life 30:57 - Werbung: Audible.de/hooked & EMP-Affiliate 31:46 - Overwatch Deathmatch 37:23 - F1 2017 43:03 - Wolfenstein: The New Order 53:47 - Yakuza 0 1:11:33 - Windjammers 1:16:52 - 4k Fernseher & Monitor 1:40:35 - Die Podcast-Produzenten

Danny and this month's podcast guest, Don, talk about Super Mario 64 for the Nintendo 64. Scoring TableDannyDonStory6/102/10Graphics7/107/10Gameplay8/1010/10Music7/108/10Overall8/108/10Totals36/5035/50Grade71/100 C-Thrift Shop Game review:Watch us fight zombies, werewolves and other monsters in Nightmare Creatures on the N64: https://youtu.be/jfKxOUE6LAg New episodes every month!Find us at Zapnight.com or follow us on social media:www.facebook.com/ZapNightGaming/www.instagram.com/ZapNightGaming/twitter.com/zapnightgamingwww.twitch.tv/zapnightOpening and ending song from Hungry Media:@hungrymediawww.facebook.com/harrisonskydeck/ 99:99:99

This year's Spookchamber comes to a close with what can be charitably described as a video game, Nightmare Creatures 2. But the boys also discuss the original Nightmare Creatures, and the oeuvre of one Robert Zombie. Nightmare Creatures 2 follows Herbert Wallace, a young man kidnapped and tortured by the mad scientist/undead wizard Adam Crowley. As Crowley's diabolical schemes and fiendish monsters spill out onto the streets of London, so to does Wallace, and he begins his quest for vengence. Also, he learns how to drive.

Discussion of this highly adequate proto-Bloodborne segues into nightmare therapy.

Tues 23 Apr 2013 No se deje engañar. Este es el verdadero Score Metalero. Para este episodio nos tocó pintar pentagramas por toda la oficina y luego limpiar la sala y consola de sangre cuando acabamos. Todo valió la pena por oír a Clau darnos un querer y cariño de las rolas que más nos emocionan en los juegos. Eso, hasta se apareció Brian a darnos un mashup del mashup del cover metalero organizado por el. Pásele al mosh pit y disfrut! LISTA DE ROLMANS 00:03:13 1992 – Crue Ball Music – Level 6 00:10:34 1992 – Spider-Man X-Men – Title Screen 00:23:32 1994 – Revolution X Track 10 Transforming Desk Boss 00:35:23 The Decisive Battle (Final Fantasy VI) Tsuyoshi Sekito, Kenichiro Fukui The Black Mages 00:35:23 1998 – Rival Schools – Music Roof Top 00:59:19 2000 – Kiss Psycho Circus – The Nightmare Child – Trak 04 01:07:03 2000 – Nightmare Creatures 2 – Demonoid Phenomenon 01:17:20 2007 – Dynasty Warriors 6 – WELCOME TO CHINA 01:26:40 2010 – Lordi – "This Is Heavy Metal" The End Records 01:38:27 2010 – Transformers War for Cybertron Walkthrough – End Credits 01:46:38 2012 – The King of Fighters XIII – Opening Title (OST) 01:54:47 2013 – Combichrist – No Redemption (from DmC Devil May Cry Soundtrack) 02:09:32 2013 – Metal Gear Rising Revengeance Jetstream Sam The Only Thing I Know For Real Soundtrack OST 02:31:57 9999 – Judas Priest – Painkiller (8 Bit)