Digital Drift 43: Bad Reviews Against Humanity: Vol. 2
We’re back for more incisive, scathing and occasionally insane critique from some strange people.
The first installment was met with adulation from everyone. In fact this is an official warning not to listen while driving, your uncontrollable fits of hysterical laughter could result in catastrophic car pile-ups.
Once again these mini-review snippets were gleaned from the Twitter feed @AmznMovieRevws who very kindly retweeted our show for us.
For this episode Sharon and I recruited Neil Taylor of GameBurst, James Carter of Cane and Rinse and Lorin Grieve of the Digital Drift Community.Once again our reading is a cocktail of the shocking, competitive play of Cards Against Humanity with the theatrical performance of the much missed GameSpot YouTube show Feedbackula.
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December 2, 2014
Pretty good but you can’t beat Morgan Freeman Penguin
December 7, 2014
One star
This was a sham. They didn’t even understand that the advertisement one was about warding off black majick with the power of God, not other black majick! Would not fap again.
P.S.: I also didn’t like Sharon’s laugh.
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Seriously though, really fun idea for the show, though the first one felt better. Probably because of the novelty. Also, maybe you should branch out for other than movie reviews just to mix up things a little. Like the aforementioned “black majick” advertisement, which was pretty much the funniest bit of this podcast because of just how out of the left field it was.
Also, I just want to note that I love your show. I listened to each of your episodes at least twice over the past two years and I want you to know that I really appreciate your work and I thought I would voice it, since every artist loves positive feedback, amirite?