Sorry for the delay! Had to catch up on a lot of work after TooManyGames this weekend and our Rex Viper concert, aside from the daily Monster Madness episodes. We'll be on time next week!! The Cinemassacre Podcast is every Tuesday USUALLY around 3pm-4pm ET... with the audio-only version launching afterwards. Find it wherever you get your podcasts. Thanks for listening! cinemassacre.com/
Silent Hill was meant to be treated like a horror movie game for me. You had an average guy who suddenly wanders into the scariest scenario possible and Everytime you start to get comfortable the screen would get darker and make you rely on all your senses to make sure nothing was sneaking up on you.
It’s the Kieran Podcast - featuring some of your favorite Cinemassacre personalities and a special guest struggling to get a word in! I love all of you so I’m just kidding. Sorta. Maybe.
41:45 Prehistoric coelacanth fish were presumed extinct, but in 1938, fishermen caught one in their nets off the east coast of South Africa and live fish were filmed later on. I've actually seen a bisected specimen (a coelacanth sliced in half from head to tail and preserved in a tank) at Rhodes University, my father's alma mater, in Grahamstown, South Africa.
Silent hill 2 when you are 12yrs old was so scary. The graphics were phenomenal and seemed so real. I just remember being terrified everytime i entered a new area. The radio crackling, monster noises, the pitch blackness... serious nightmare fuel!!!
I love James, but if you want to know about James interests these podcasts are not it, if you want to know about Kieran than watch these because he will talk 15 mins straight about himself about stuff we don’t care about him.
Resident Evil 1 on PS1 when the mutant dog jumped through the window out of nowhere. I jumped out of my chair and screamed. Still the most scared I have been in a video game. I will also give a shoutout to Dead Space 1 and 2 for being scary AF too.
The best horror game from my childhood has to be Uninvited and Shadowgate for the NES. Those games terrified me so much that my mom had to hide them lol.
I really hope there's gonna be a podcast episode about how you guys celebrate Halloween, maybe favorite childhood memories of trick-or-treating etc. etc. Nice spooky set-up anyways!
Sewers of Imperial City is a terrifying level in Star Wars Shadows of the Empire,the sewer creatures were scary and everything about the bonus Egyptian level in Goldeneye 007 is terrifying,the music,the darkness of the level and to top it all off Baron Samedi’s laugh..I had to turn the volume down anytime I played it!
I was playing The Flintstones: The Rescue of Dino & Hoppy on the NES at my friends house, and I actually shat myself on the castle level, where the skeletons are chasing you. Still, to this day, it's the scariest thing I know. I should propably call my friend and let him know I came home to change my clothes.
The only horror game that has genuinely freaked me out was the first Silent Hill. None of the Resident Evil games ever freaked me out like that first Silent Hill did. Especially when you get into the school. The limitations of the Ps1 and the game design of Silent Hill just freaked me out. The developers did a phenomenal job taking advantage of the limitations of the original PlayStation.
Splatterhouse 2 for Sega Genesis was probably the scariest videogame as a kid that scared me. Just the creepy music and playing as Rick who dressed up as Jason from Friday The 13th.
I saw Jurassic Park in theaters in 1993 when i was 6 years old. I had the VHS tape too and had a few nightmares from seeing the movie back then. Jurassic Park on SNES was scary when you go into the buildings in fps mode and the music makes those parts creepy. Yes i grew up in the 90s and had about 8 maybe 10 games and usually only one game system so i either beat the games or just played them over and over.
Blackthorne for the Sega Genesis (32X!) somehow always creeped me out as a kid. The whole gaming environment and music always made me feel uneasy...Fun game though!
Man what a classic... I remember that same uneasy feeling. My dad took the game from me because I shot one of slaves with the backwards shot lol. Still never beat that game.
@nemo pouncey It was not scary like the RE series or no jump scares, but for me as a 12 year old back in the day, Blackthorne was just creepy...the music the environment...I wanted to play the game but sometimes I was hesitant because the mood was so dark.
The scariest part of any game is when you've gone on a collect a thon and then your mom is like 'Omigosh turn that stupid thing off and come visit your aunt!!' And you hit that power button and feel that chill hit you. Did you save?? DID YOU???
4 people is just too many, especially if a guest thinks it has to respond to every single thing said. I think the 3 keep the conversations going just fine.
I remember getting Castlevania II: Simon’s Quest when I was really young, like 7 or 8. And watching my Dad play. And the whole night curse thing really creeped me out.
I had the time of my life meeting all of you at Too Many Games! Cinemassacre panel was hilarious & Rex Viper concert rocked! Thank you so much for everything always! I miss you & I Love You ❤️🔥
Likewise. That door leading into a hallway where that photo transforms into that menacing gaze. To this day I haven't seen a portrayal of Bowser that intimidated me like that since.
I was in Ireland once and I was in a tour bus right beside the River Liffey, and was dead certain I saw something pop out of the water and thought it was Nessie, even though I was in Ireland. I said to a friend "I just saw Nessie!" And he just said "That's a dolphin. They live in the river."
Arcades were really rare even when i was kid in Finland. But they did exist. Even today we have some special retro places you can play them. I remember that some of the McDonald's had SNES in Finland when i was kid. Also in some of the Youth Center we have later even a Playstation, N64 and so on. They got few games there but also you can in Youth Center bring your own games into there and play with your friends and other people. So in Finland you did not have to count only to your friends that you could play games you have not played. Even today the libraries have games and even consoles. So basically when you live in Finland, atleast in capital city, you have very good access to the gaming. What about in other countries? What kind of possibilities you have on this?
In my 40 years of gaming the only game that terrified me is Project Zero, also known as Fatal Frame, I love horror games, play them constantly but nothing comes close to Project Zero for pure scares.
Zelda 2- Return of Ganon game over screen- still have nightmares of that, and when Ghosts and Goblins used to scare me when I was little but love it now
funny thing about champ/lockness monster... i saw STUFF in the river that looked liked the 30s photo with two humps behind it. I knew it was just debris or something and not a monster but it was arranged so well i saw the lockness monster better than i could see what it actually was.
Two scariest games for me in my childhood were 'Dungeon Master' on the Amiga (specifically the Dragon). The other was the 3D maze sections on Jurassic Park on the A1200. The dramatic music when raptors attacked you was INTENSE!
When you guys were talking about the lake monsters you reminded me of an episode of River Monsters, and forgive me for not recalling where Jeremy was for this one, but I think it was in the US somewhere, but he was interviewing a lady that had an eyewitness account from overhead. She had seen the monster several times. Describing it to have a torpedo like body and very ridged fins. He sketched her description and was certain what she had seen was a sturgeon. So perhaps there are real world explanations for all the other beasties as well (other than waterlogged stumps that release gasses and float to the surface briefly)
Just putting it out, the entire Monster Madness has been fantastic! So glad it's back and turning me towards movies I've never heard of before! Great podcast episode as well!
Hey guys, when everyone talks, none of us can hear what you're saying. Gotta remember you're doing a podcast for thousands of people, not talking privately amongst yourselves.
Talking about lake monsters, there is one in the Slavic culture. It's a guy called Vodnik (at least in the Czech version), he lives underwater in lakes, waiting for people to take a swim or just get close to the water, drag them underwater and drown them. And when he's finished with them, he put their souls inside a jar like a collection.
Man I'm so glad to hear you guys talking about Halloween 3. Such an underrated movie. Its got some hilarious lines in it too. "Whoa hold on a minute slow down. Its getting late, I could use a drink"
I remember also seeing Jurassic Park at a very young age (must've been 7-9 or sth). When the dinosaur ate the guy on the toilet, I ran crying into my room 🤣
The Dracula game on Genesis (featuring Fred Fuchs) creeped me out as a little kid. That atmosphere with those creepy guys walking fast toward you and the music especially gave me the chills.
27:41 Funnily enough, this was actually THE game that always scared me as a kid, due to those sudden still images of a machete on head and the accompanying scream upon finding a new dead body.
Damn brothers..you guys are late today. I was waiting for you guys early this morning at work and had to listen to reruns but I'll save this for tomorrow morning at work.Love you guys and keep em coming. A++++
Sorry for the delay! Had to catch up on a lot of work after TooManyGames this weekend and our Rex Viper concert, aside from the daily Monster Madness episodes. We'll be on time next week!! The Cinemassacre Podcast is every Tuesday USUALLY around 3pm-4pm ET... with the audio-only version launching afterwards. Find it wherever you get your podcasts. Thanks for listening! cinemassacre.com/
Fun fact: you read this in your head
FANTASTIC VIDEO
Get Pat Contri on the show.
Yo James, did you see the trailer for the new Scream??
This is pure Gold... I hope we get to see this when you guys turn 60yrs old.. 😁👴👴👴👴🔪🔪🔪
Hey that's ME at 1:40 right in front middle with the Sonic hat recording the band!!!
Silent Hill was meant to be treated like a horror movie game for me. You had an average guy who suddenly wanders into the scariest scenario possible and Everytime you start to get comfortable the screen would get darker and make you rely on all your senses to make sure nothing was sneaking up on you.
The VHS cover for the movie "House" used to creep me out as a kid at the rental stores. I can still see that zombie hand in my head
I have a tattoo of that cover
Ringing the doorbell, amirite
It’s the Kieran Podcast - featuring some of your favorite Cinemassacre personalities and a special guest struggling to get a word in!
I love all of you so I’m just kidding. Sorta. Maybe.
as a kid Friday The 13th on the NES was so weird it creeped me out. I didn't know what to do or where to go and the eerie music made it worst.
Friday The 13th the game is scary, especially the gameplay
41:45 Prehistoric coelacanth fish were presumed extinct, but in 1938, fishermen caught one in their nets off the east coast of South Africa and live fish were filmed later on. I've actually seen a bisected specimen (a coelacanth sliced in half from head to tail and preserved in a tank) at Rhodes University, my father's alma mater, in Grahamstown, South Africa.
Sea-la-canth
There's even a coelacanth inspired Pokemon
Very entitled of you.
Sooo....hows that desegregation working for you guys down there? Is it a diverse paradise?
@@hansjuker8296 yikes
Hearing you guys talk about horror movie soundtracks made me smile. The right music can make anything more exciting!
Cool pfp dude
New drinking game....everytime someone says "yea" take a drink of some alcoholic beverage.
Tried it and ended up blacked out 5mins in
Are you trying to get thousands of people dead?
"Celebrites have the WEIRDEST obsessions, like playing golf" - Kieran
Says the guy who wears denim vests.
Implying being obsessed with golf isn’t weird
“Zombies are coming after me and I don’t know what to do and then they eat me”
What a way to start a video…
Podcast: Anyone interrupted lately?
Everyone: Hold my beer
Kieran: Hold my controller while I explain the same thing 4 times in a row overly hyped
What is this about the hold my beer thing?
@@tomfitzpatrick7335 What you mean? You don't know the meaning of hold my beer while I...?
@@Jinxyjones No
@@tomfitzpatrick7335 And you haven't bothered to search it up in the meantime? Lol
The only game creepy me out was maniac mansion from nes,and if you make 1 mistake you stuck inside the game forever till push reset.🃏
As far as movies go,Pet Sematary freaked me out as a kid. Especially Zelda. That movie is still disturbing 30+ years later.
Man, Pet Sematary freaks me out as an adult. Some scenes are really heavy.
Oh Rachel!!!
Zelda was played....by a man!
I honestly feel like some segments of Jurassic have me a horror film vibe.
My divorced dad took me to arcades every weekend too. That's why I'm such a huge arcade game fan.
Silent hill 2 when you are 12yrs old was so scary. The graphics were phenomenal and seemed so real. I just remember being terrified everytime i entered a new area. The radio crackling, monster noises, the pitch blackness... serious nightmare fuel!!!
pro-tip: let your buddy finish before all 4 of you talk over each other.
I remember the opening bit to Ecco the dolphin used to scare me as a kid.
I always found Ecco to be disturbing, couldn't put my finger on it when I was a kid, and I still can't, but its eerie, weird.
The asterite, the vortex queen, the greenish palette on the later levels. it's weird
That's an eerie game tbh
Glad to hear Jurassic Park on Genesis get talked about. Always felt this was an underrated game and had a great atmosphere of dread throughout.
I love James, but if you want to know about James interests these podcasts are not it, if you want to know about Kieran than watch these because he will talk 15 mins straight about himself about stuff we don’t care about him.
Resident Evil 1 on PS1 when the mutant dog jumped through the window out of nowhere. I jumped out of my chair and screamed. Still the most scared I have been in a video game. I will also give a shoutout to Dead Space 1 and 2 for being scary AF too.
Oh man, Dead Space 1 and 2 are some of the creepiest and nerve wrecking games I have ever played.
The best horror game from my childhood has to be Uninvited and Shadowgate for the NES. Those games terrified me so much that my mom had to hide them lol.
I really hope there's gonna be a podcast episode about how you guys celebrate Halloween, maybe favorite childhood memories of trick-or-treating etc. etc.
Nice spooky set-up anyways!
facts
Mortal Kombat 2, living forest. just the agony on their faces when they scream. still makes me uneasy and im 30yrs old.
That was pretty fresh back then!
Sewers of Imperial City is a terrifying level in Star Wars Shadows of the Empire,the sewer creatures were scary and everything about the bonus Egyptian level in Goldeneye 007 is terrifying,the music,the darkness of the level and to top it all off Baron Samedi’s laugh..I had to turn the volume down anytime I played it!
It's evident the podcast is a fun thing they do, for fun. Its cool to see them not care about the views.
🤣
Not sure that’s true since they aren’t doing it anymore :(
I was playing The Flintstones: The Rescue of Dino & Hoppy on the NES at my friends house, and I actually shat myself on the castle level, where the skeletons are chasing you. Still, to this day, it's the scariest thing I know. I should propably call my friend and let him know I came home to change my clothes.
The only horror game that has genuinely freaked me out was the first Silent Hill. None of the Resident Evil games ever freaked me out like that first Silent Hill did. Especially when you get into the school. The limitations of the Ps1 and the game design of Silent Hill just freaked me out. The developers did a phenomenal job taking advantage of the limitations of the original PlayStation.
Splatterhouse 2 for Sega Genesis was probably the scariest videogame as a kid that scared me. Just the creepy music and playing as Rick who dressed up as Jason from Friday The 13th.
I personally thought SH3 was scarier due to the timer and results of it (like mindless beast Jenny), along with some of the music.
@@warcraftfan5
I never played the third game.
I saw Jurassic Park in theaters in 1993 when i was 6 years old. I had the VHS tape too and had a few nightmares from seeing the movie back then. Jurassic Park on SNES was scary when you go into the buildings in fps mode and the music makes those parts creepy. Yes i grew up in the 90s and had about 8 maybe 10 games and usually only one game system so i either beat the games or just played them over and over.
Im not sure who's who, but one of them sounds like Chris Jericho at 17:37..That guy..Great stuff y'all!
John Carpenter did NOT direct Halloween II
the dogs in resident evil 1 .. . or the spider crawling down from the ceiling at the residence from the game cube version or the remake
Blackthorne for the Sega Genesis (32X!) somehow always creeped me out as a kid. The whole gaming environment and music always made me feel uneasy...Fun game though!
Man what a classic... I remember that same uneasy feeling. My dad took the game from me because I shot one of slaves with the backwards shot lol. Still never beat that game.
Such an awesome game! So many memories playing that game with my older brothers… rather, watching them play it 😂
@nemo pouncey It was not scary like the RE series or no jump scares, but for me as a 12 year old back in the day, Blackthorne was just creepy...the music the environment...I wanted to play the game but sometimes I was hesitant because the mood was so dark.
My mom took me to see the original “alien” in the 70s, at a midnight showing. I was 12, I loved it. Monsters never scared me, but reality does.
Same with me, only movie that really scared me was Jaws.
Makes me feel special for being a marine and not being afraid of people being turned into myst.
I think it was child's play and aliens after
When the licker jumped through the window in Resident evil 2, I almost died 🤣
John Carpenter didn't direct Halloween II. It's the internet, so it's important that you know that I know that.
The scariest part of any game is when you've gone on a collect a thon and then your mom is like 'Omigosh turn that stupid thing off and come visit your aunt!!'
And you hit that power button and feel that chill hit you. Did you save??
DID YOU???
A legit nightmare scenario
4 people is just too many, especially if a guest thinks it has to respond to every single thing said. I think the 3 keep the conversations going just fine.
The zombies from Scooby doo on zombie island scared me as a kid.
John carpenter only directed 1 Halloween movie
This must be the most inane podcast that I keep listening to, for some reason.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who feels that way.
It's just super comfy
5:08 I know he said "ketchup red" But I hear "catch a pred" like Chris Hanson.
Love that they mentioned Long Island and Hot Skates!! I grew up going to hot skates and learned to play hockey there.
Can I get an edited version where only James talks? Not interested in the others.
I remember getting Castlevania II: Simon’s Quest when I was really young, like 7 or 8. And watching my Dad play. And the whole night curse thing really creeped me out.
I had the time of my life meeting all of you at Too Many Games! Cinemassacre panel was hilarious & Rex Viper concert rocked! Thank you so much for everything always! I miss you & I Love You ❤️🔥
So glad you are still on here
It was that damm loch Ness monster again and he said he was gonna need about 3.50
3.50!!!
I doubt anyone is going to get the reference
Finally a podcast that discusses important topics like... Lake monsters.
Halloween is the most wonderful time of the year!
Princess Peach's portrait turning into Bowser's in Super Mario 64 scared out of me.
Likewise. That door leading into a hallway where that photo transforms into that menacing gaze. To this day I haven't seen a portrayal of Bowser that intimidated me like that since.
Likewise. Also the eel in the water level.
Love the Resident Evil talk ❤️
I was in Ireland once and I was in a tour bus right beside the River Liffey, and was dead certain I saw something pop out of the water and thought it was Nessie, even though I was in Ireland. I said to a friend "I just saw Nessie!" And he just said "That's a dolphin. They live in the river."
Arcades were really rare even when i was kid in Finland. But they did exist. Even today we have some special retro places you can play them. I remember that some of the McDonald's had SNES in Finland when i was kid. Also in some of the Youth Center we have later even a Playstation, N64 and so on. They got few games there but also you can in Youth Center bring your own games into there and play with your friends and other people. So in Finland you did not have to count only to your friends that you could play games you have not played. Even today the libraries have games and even consoles. So basically when you live in Finland, atleast in capital city, you have very good access to the gaming. What about in other countries? What kind of possibilities you have on this?
In my 40 years of gaming the only game that terrified me is Project Zero, also known as Fatal Frame, I love horror games, play them constantly but nothing comes close to Project Zero for pure scares.
Love the topics that are discussed and the stories from each guest but it gets really tiring to listen to when everyone is talking over each other.
Cinnemassacre rules and Monster Madness is awesome, I have been enjoying everyday seeing a new episode !
Oh, The Changeling with George C. Scott is awesome too. It scared me as a teenager, but man, it's even worse now, and I love it.
Shadowgate bothered me as a kid. I was six years old when I played it.
I can confirm that Castlevania was inspired by the Hammer films, as the game was directed by Trans Fishers and Dracula was played by Christopher Bee.
Don't forget the universal monsters that's why the frankenstein monster and mummy looks like boris karloffice and love chaney Jr
No way he mentioned strung out, love that band
@ 29:00 Regarding the soundtrack - the composer Alan Howarth also scored "Christine" with Carpenter a year later, in 1983.
I wish James would talk more than Kieran.
Kieran seems like he's the most extroverted of the bunch so it makes sense he talks a lot. To be fair there would be a lot of dead air if he didn't.
I wish all James friends would get lost in the Bermuda Triangle.
@@reginaldforthright805why
The problem is that James has nothing interesting to say.
@@thegroove14an awful lot of ppl seem to disagree with you. And I'm betting u don't have one interesting thot in ur pretty little hed😊
Today is my birthday and this episode was awesome! Love watching you guys.
Mines too. Happy Birthday 🎂 🥳 🎉 🎈 🎁!!
Happy Birthday to both of ya!
Correction james Rick Rosenthal directed Halloween II not John Carpenter.
The C U Next Tuesday outro always makes my inner fifteen year old chuckle. They know what they're doing.
Zelda 2- Return of Ganon game over screen- still have nightmares of that, and when Ghosts and Goblins used to scare me when I was little but love it now
Everything in Zelda 2 creeped me out. Love that game.
funny thing about champ/lockness monster... i saw STUFF in the river that looked liked the 30s photo with two humps behind it. I knew it was just debris or something and not a monster but it was arranged so well i saw the lockness monster better than i could see what it actually was.
Two scariest games for me in my childhood were 'Dungeon Master' on the Amiga (specifically the Dragon). The other was the 3D maze sections on Jurassic Park on the A1200. The dramatic music when raptors attacked you was INTENSE!
I live in Scotland, I'm glad James enjoyed his trip here :)
Cool set btw. Love the mood lighting. I loathe fluorescent//overly bright lights and lighting.
Can't wait for the AVGN episode on Friday the 13th. Honestly one of my FAVOURITE games on the C64. LOVED IT! :)
When you guys were talking about the lake monsters you reminded me of an episode of River Monsters, and forgive me for not recalling where Jeremy was for this one, but I think it was in the US somewhere, but he was interviewing a lady that had an eyewitness account from overhead. She had seen the monster several times. Describing it to have a torpedo like body and very ridged fins. He sketched her description and was certain what she had seen was a sturgeon. So perhaps there are real world explanations for all the other beasties as well (other than waterlogged stumps that release gasses and float to the surface briefly)
Just putting it out, the entire Monster Madness has been fantastic! So glad it's back and turning me towards movies I've never heard of before! Great podcast episode as well!
Hey guys, when everyone talks, none of us can hear what you're saying. Gotta remember you're doing a podcast for thousands of people, not talking privately amongst yourselves.
Exactly
Same problem rental reviews had
Not everyone cares about that. I can hear them just fine
Kieran literally was talking this whole episode
I was the same age as Keeran when I saw Jurassic Park in theaters at that age. I was murdered by Dinosaurs in my dreams for months afterwards.
One of my favorite things to do this season is watching monster madness, avgn horror game reviews and board james. So much fun.
This is great stuff guys! 👏 Keep it up
Talking about lake monsters, there is one in the Slavic culture. It's a guy called Vodnik (at least in the Czech version), he lives underwater in lakes, waiting for people to take a swim or just get close to the water, drag them underwater and drown them. And when he's finished with them, he put their souls inside a jar like a collection.
in Russian it's called Vodianoy
The snes Jurassic park game scared me a lot. The FPS parts were freaking me out.
Halloween II was not directed by John Carpenter.
splatterhouse 3 is one that scared me back in the day.
Dude, yes….
Hexen for PC was very scary. Walking in the wastelands level and hearing distant screams...
Man I'm so glad to hear you guys talking about Halloween 3. Such an underrated movie. Its got some hilarious lines in it too.
"Whoa hold on a minute slow down. Its getting late, I could use a drink"
william shatner loves horse racing so much, he once won a race after being thrown from the buggy... he also still does it at 90 years old
I remember also seeing Jurassic Park at a very young age (must've been 7-9 or sth).
When the dinosaur ate the guy on the toilet, I ran crying into my room 🤣
Where are the 2021 Monster Madness episodes???
I have no respect for someone one this panel that hasn't played RE and not into it.
A lot of things seem to FREEEAAAAK Kieran out...
Yes sir
This a lot of fun. Love the punch sound effect to cover the bad words.
The nightmare level in Toy Story for the Genesis always scared me as a kid.
Really love the weekly pod. Watch it on youtube tuesday evening and listening on spotify while i commute on wednesday morning
The Dracula game on Genesis (featuring Fred Fuchs) creeped me out as a little kid. That atmosphere with those creepy guys walking fast toward you and the music especially gave me the chills.
27:41 Funnily enough, this was actually THE game that always scared me as a kid, due to those sudden still images of a machete on head and the accompanying scream upon finding a new dead body.
Is this one plagiarized too?
Damn brothers..you guys are late today. I was waiting for you guys early this morning at work and had to listen to reruns but I'll save this for tomorrow morning at work.Love you guys and keep em coming. A++++
Scariest game for me is Phantasmagoria. Scariest enemy: Doom's Cyberdemon, followed by Jeff from HL: Alyx
Same for me. Phantasmagoria was terror. And the head ripping scene was just amazing lol
Wish we had more games like phantasmagoria. Never got old. Great atmosphere near the end