Gamefully Unemployed

Our heroes watch a VERY dark horror film about the inconveniences of dining while traveling.

The one where Mulder leaves a pregnant Scully in the hands of a Russian assassin. For more episodes go to: https://www.patreon.com/GamefullyUnemployed

Author and podcast host, Robert Brockway, discusses unique horror movies, trailers, relatable storylines in films, and the importance of unionization for visual effects workers at Disney in an entertaining and informative episode. They also delve into Lovecraft-inspired films, express gratitude to producers, and joke about William Defo's large penis.

Batman enthusiasts Tom Reimann and Jeff May revisit the entirety of the Dark Knight’s film and television career episode by episode. Listen as they discuss, deconstruct, and celebrate the highs and lows of over half a century of an insane rich person beating people up in an animal costume. For more episodes go to: https://www.patreon.com/GamefullyUnemployed

Two brothers embark on a spooktacular journey playing horror video games old and new to decide whether they're scary enough to earn a permanent spot in your grindhouse collection or if they deserve to be buried in a shallow grave behind Blockbuster Video.

Special guest Kyle Edward Ball joins the hosts to discuss 'Kwaidan', an atmospheric horror film with beautiful visuals and surreal sets. They explore the unexpected comedic elements and the influence of the movie on future horror films. The hosts also discuss the disturbing grapefruit scene in a gangster film and the underdevelopment of downtown areas in Orlando.

The hosts discuss the movie 'Horns', analyzing its similarities to Stephen King's stories and its quality. They criticize the unnecessary narration and explore the main character's dark side, including his cruel actions towards others. They also talk about the flashback scenes and the differences between the book and the movie adaptation. The hosts review the film, highlighting cringy moments and praising the performances, while speculating on alternative plotlines involving goats.

Our hosts jump decades in what may be their final broadcast.

Topics include all the hits of the 90s, more on the WGA strike, plus we reveal the greatest film ever made.

Our heroes watch a film about good Daniel Radcliffe.