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Hello, loyal Patreon supporters! If you listen to the monthly community podcasts I produce (and you really should, given their extreme level of quality), you heard the idea for this very episode come together on the air.

It all started when I (Diamond Feit btw) watched the new movie Return to Silent Hill and felt disappointed by the fundamental changes it makes to the story of Silent Hill 2—a game that director Christophe Gans claims to love. Jess O'Brien laughed and grimaced along with me as she hadn't seen the movie yet, and we wondered if there might be more discussion to have at a later date.

That later date is NOW as Jess and I are joined by famed cartoonist KC Green in a podcast all about the Silent Hill Cinematic Universe. We talk about the movies which inspired the games, the movies adapted from the games, and even how the Silent Hill movies impacted the games in turn.

I suppose spoiler warnings are in order if you've put off watching these movies until now although I think you can enjoy our conversation without doing any homework.

Art by KC Green, edits by Greg Leahy.

09:14 - Maurice Jarre: "Jacob's Ladder"

17:12 - Aphex Twin: "Come to Daddy"

24:01 - Goblin: "Suspiria (Celesta and Bells)" | Brotherhood of the Wolf: The Grey Wolf

33:45 - Silent Hill (2006): Into the Mist

47:12 - Silent Hill (2006): She's Gone | She's the Key

57:22 - Silent Hill (2006): The Dark Forces

1:11:13 - Silent Hill: Revelation 3D: The Carousel

1:19:42 - Return to Silent Hill: Running into Darkness

1:27:16 - Return to Silent Hill: Our Name

1:39:12 - Return to Silent Hill: The House That Breathes

1:44:57 - Silent Hill (2006): Welcome to Silent Hill

1:53:57 - Silent Hill: Revelation 3D: Lost Souls

Closing - Silent Hill 3: "UFO" Ending

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Patrick McClafferty

*to the theme of the 60s cartoon theme* spider rump, spider rump. Does whatever a spider rump can

Josh Crystal

Thank you for the thorough thrashing you rightly gave Return to Silent Hill. The original sin that broke the movie for not only me, but the handful of friends I watched this with, was the meet-cute at the bus stop. For some reason, the bus driver is so impatient that he won't even come to a full stop. The minor inconvenience of stuffing a handful of clothes back into a suitcase is enough for him to lose his patience and for her to wave him on, giving up on leaving Silent Hill. I had to watch it twice (no money exchanged hands thankfully) and it bugged me even more on my second viewing. Also, I had a much simpler reading of the "happy" ending where the meet-cute is replayed. It was a Jacob's Ladder Scenario (TM) wherein James imagines a different version of his life with Mary, sans Silent Hill, cults, and nonsensical blood sweat poisoning.

Rasheen Jordan

I tried giving Silent Hill Revelation a chance but when I saw Pyramid Head operating a merry go round, I threw my hands up.

littleterr0r

I am 40 plus and I platinumed Silent Hill f no excuses.

littleterr0r

I actually took a trip to Astoria, Oregon last month and visited the school for the second time in my life!