On this remastered episode of the Whispers' podcast, we talk about the multiple The Last of Us projects (Remastered, One Night Live, and the film), The Walking Dead 'Amid The Ruins' drop in quality, bad movies, what we would change if given a time machine, why intellectual exercises in games are great, Kyle and I's DayZ adventures, and a whole lot more. Please leave feedback, share, subscribe, and give us a nice review on iTunes when you're done listening!

On this engaging episode of the Whispers in the Dark podcast, the gang talks about ghost cops; iffy horror movies; the latest horror gaming news; the new Doom; Nintendo's treatment of the Fatal Frame IP; thriller v.s horror; retro horror games; and silly Kickstarters. Please leave feedback, share, subscribe, and give us a nice review on iTunes when you're done listening!

We're back with our third movie commentary - this time with Paul W.S. Anderson's first Resident Evil adaptation. The Resident Evil movie series may have become a trainwreck of bad performances, shoddy CGI, and braindead plots, but the first film is still entertaining and not bad at all. It's a cool sci-fi story with some good action moments, and it happens to be based on a video game series we cover extensively! Instructions on how to sync your playback can be found within the commentary...

On this thoughtful episode of the Whispers' podcast, the crew talks about some more E3 game impressions, Metal Gear Solid V's trailer, Tumblr, the hopeful future of video game films, concerns over Early Access, and the latest horror gaming news.

On this E3-centric episode of the Whispers' podcast, Whitney and Kyle grill me about my E3 experiences and get me up to speed with some announcements that I missed. We also talk about Godzilla, XMen: Days of Future Past, clubbin', Shinji Mikami, cats, and a host of other things. It was a busy week, so hear our thoughts by downloading the show! Please leave feedback, share, subscribe, and give us a nice review on iTunes when you're done listening.

On this awkward episode of the Whispers' podcast, Whitney and I (and then her sister Sarah) go over some gaming news, the latest reviews we've published, our extensive The Evil Within preview, and then we read a horrible Twitter exchange between two pony-vampire vore enthusiasts (starting at 1:19:00). Why? Because E3 is around the corner and we've got nothing to do until then. Please leave feedback, share, subscribe, and give us a nice review on iTunes when you're done listening.

We're launching a commentary series in which we watch good, bad, and laughable movies for your enjoyment! What's a commentary, you say? Well, it's simply a recording of us watching a movie and talking about it in real time. Once we're done, you can take that recording and watch it along with the movie. It'll be like we're in the theater talking too much! Our first movie commentary is for Silent Hill Revelation 3D, the second Silent Hill film adaptation. If you're a long time reader, you may...

On this special episode of the Whispers in The Dark podcast, Whitney and I talk to Tomm Hulett and Adam Tierney, the producer and director of Silent Hill: Book of Memories, respectively. Silent Hill: Book of Memories is the newest spinoff in the Silent Hill series. Rather than being a traditional Silent Hill title, BoM is an isometric multiplayer dungeon crawler on the Playstation Vita and because of its drastic gameplay differences, a lot of fans have been wary on accepting the game into the...

A few nights ago I had a chat with videogame voice actor Troy Baker. You may know him from his most recent game, Catherine. Troy voiced Vincent Brooks, a man with serious women issues. Those issues will continue now that Troy has been revealed as the new voice actor for Silent Hill 2's James Sunderland in the Silent Hill: HD Collection. If you have yet to play Silent Hill 2, I won't spoil it for you; I'll just say that James has problems with the ladies as well. Troy discusses his thoughts...