John, Jessie, Michael, and Vanessa got together on All Hallow’s Eve and decided to watch the SCARIEST of genres…the HORROR COMEDY! If you aren’t familiar with this one just think Groundhog’s Day meets murder and you’re 99% there. Support us on Patreon! Join the Discord! Follow the show on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook! Theme song by Megan Carnes. Logo by Vanessa Cahill. Find us at all the podcastin’ places! * Apple Podcasts * Google Podcasts * Amazon Music * Spotify * RSS Feed

Vanessa Cahill and John Lucero hold down the fort and reminisce about how bad technology used to be and rank everybody in the GAJ crew on the devil-volcano scale while playing the game – “Devil or Volcano?!” Also, hear our thoughts on the movie, Tekken: Blood Vengeance. Adding around 20 minutes to the episode for our $3 and up Patreon backers, Vanessa reviews the new Spider-Man ride at Disneyland and John reviews some of the movies he’s been watching lately. Support us on Patreon! Join the Discord! Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook! Theme song by Megan Carnes. Logo by Vanessa Cahill. Find us at all the podcastin’ places! * Apple Podcasts* Google Podcasts* Amazon Music* Spotify* Stitcher* RSS Feed Movies Ranked * Resident Evil / March 15, 2002 (live action)* Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie / August 6, 1994* Silent Hill / April 21, 2006* Mortal Kombat / August 18, 1995 (live action)* Street Fighter / December 23, 1994 (live action)* Resident Evil: Extinction / September 21, 2007* Rampage / April 13, 2018* Pokémon 3: The Movie: Entei – Spell of the Unown / March 29, 2001* Pokemon: The Movie 2000 / July 17, 1999* Halo Legends / February 16, 2010* Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time / May 28, 2010* Resident Evil: Apocalypse / September 10, 2004 (live action)* Like A Dragon / March 3, 2007* Pokemon: Lucario and the Mystery of Mew / July 6, 2005* Pokemon: The First Movie / July 18, 1998* Tekken / July 29, 2010* Dead Space: Aftermath / January 25, 2011* Pokémon: Zoroark: Master of Illusions / July 10, 2010* Resident Evil: Afterlife / September 10, 2010* Pokémon: Arceus and the Jewel of Life / July 18, 2009* Pokemon Heroes / July 13, 2002* Dead Space: Downfall / October 17, 2008* Super Mario Bros. / May 28, 1993* Double Dragon / November 4, 1994* Pokemon 4Ever / July 7, 2001* Art of Fighting / December 23, 1993* Last Order: Final Fantasy VII / September 14, 2005* Red Faction: Origins / June 2011* Like a Dragon: Prologue / March 24, 2006* Tales of Vesperia: The First Strike / October 3, 2009* Professor Layton and the Eternal Diva / December 19, 2009* Dragon Quest: Your Story / July 16, 2019* Forbidden Siren / February 9, 2006* Sakura Wars: The Movie / December 22, 2001* Battle Arena Toshinden / 1996 * Pokémon: The Rise of Darkrai / July 14, 2007* Lara Croft: Tomb Raider – The Cradle of Life / July 25, 2003* Doom / October 21, 2005 * Pokémon: the Movie: Black – Victini and Reshiram and White – Victini and Zekrom / July 16, 2011* Street Fighter IV: The Ties That Bind / July 12, 2009 * Max Payne / October 17, 2008* Hitman / November 21, 2007* Pokemon: Jirachi – Wish Maker / July 19,

Jason Arriola, Vanessa Cahill, and John Lucero are raiding some tombs and watching some more garbage. This time, we’re watching Lara Croft: Tomb Raider. Having the “Lara Croft” part in the front is the thing that distinguishes it from the Tomb Raider movie that came out in 2018, so it’s important to have that in the title. There’s not a lot to say about this one aside from this possibly having the worst soundtrack to anything we’ve covered so far. Like what you hear? You can support us on Patreon (and doing so will get you a bonus segment with us!), listen to us on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, Spotify, or you can subscribe here.  Why not give us a rating while you’re over on whatever podcast platform you use (or, you know, do it up on all of them because you like us). Check out our site, Games and Junk, for more podcasts and written content from us. Our theme song that’s far too good for the material we cover was composed by Megan Carnes. We steal artifacts because we’re rich assholes while listening to the “Main Theme” from the original Tomb Raider by Nathan McCree.

Jason Arriola, Vanessa Cahill, and John Lucero are piloting mechs with dicks this week! Zone of the Enders: 2167 IDOLO is, well, it’s a movie. Look, if you want to hear us talk positively about Kojima-related material, you can always check out the Game Clubs we did on Metal Gear Solid and Metal Gear Solid: Ghost Babel. Like what you hear? You can support us on Patreon (and doing so will get you a bonus segment with us!), listen to us on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, Spotify, or you can subscribe here.  Why not give us a rating while you’re over on whatever podcast platform you use (or, you know, do it up on all of them because you like us). Check out our site, Games and Junk, for more podcasts and written content from us. Our theme song that’s far too good for the material we cover was composed by Megan Carnes. Because I think we suffered enough, we skip the singing and exit out of our COCKpits to the instrumental version of “Kiss Me Sunlights” by Heart of Air. I also threw in a cool, chiptune cover of it right after that was done by Emily Fitch. I was completely unfamiliar with her until I found that on YouTube, but guess who’s going to be digging through her Bandcamp catalog now?

Jason Arriola, Vanessa Cahill, and John Lucero are happy to back in the world of Pokémon! This time, we’re watching Pokémon 3: The Movie: Entei – Spell of the Unown! It seems the worse the movie we’ve seen previously is, the happier we are to go back to Pokémon and those delightful Team Rocket puns. Like what you hear? You can support us on Patreon (and doing so will get you a bonus segment with us!), listen to us on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, Spotify, or you can subscribe here.  Why not give us a rating while you’re over on whatever podcast platform you use (or, you know, do it up on all of them because you like us). Check out our site, Games and Junk, for more podcasts and written content from us. Our theme song that’s far too good for the material we cover was composed by Megan Carnes. Because we’re being held in a hypnotic, captive state and being forced to be someone’s podcast parents, we listen to “Pokémon Johto” at the end.

Jason Arriola, Vanessa Cahill, and John Lucero nearly give up on this podcast because of this one. If you’re looking for a really bad, bloody anime that was produced by an American anime distributor based on an American game, with the work having been done by a Japanese company, and having the Japanese-language version be the dub (it’s original language was English), well, I’m sure there’s something better than Sin: The Movie. But, it’s what we watched for this episode, so just roll with it. Like what you hear? You can support us on Patreon (and doing so will get you a bonus segment with us!), listen to us on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, Spotify, or you can subscribe here.  Why not give us a rating while you’re over on whatever podcast platform you use (or, you know, do it up on all of them because you like us). Check out our site, Games and Junk, for more podcasts and written content from us. Our theme song that’s far too good for the material we cover was composed by Megan Carnes. We beg our best friends to kill us while listening to “Like No Other (Rennie Pilgrem Remix)” by Rennie Pilgrem and Arthur Baker.

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Jason Arriola,&nbsp;Vanessa Cahill, and&nbsp;John Lucero are back on not only that anime bullshit, but back to the world of Samurai Shodown. This time, it&#8217;s more focused on Nakaruru, but it&#8217;s still rather&#8230;slight. Like what you hear? You can support us on&nbsp;Patreon, listen to us on&nbsp;Apple Podcasts,&nbsp;Google Play,&nbsp;Stitcher,&nbsp;Spotify, or you can&nbsp;subscribe here.&nbsp; Why not give us a rating while you’re over on whatever podcast platform you use (or, you know, do it up on all of them because you like us). Check out our site,&nbsp;Games and Junk, for more podcasts and written content from us. Our theme song was composed by&nbsp;Megan Carnes. We keep having people save us from being stabbed because we&#8217;re listening to &#8220;Waltz of Nature (Nakaruru&#8217;s Theme)&#8221; from Samurai Shodown.