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Tick Tock: A Tale for Two Developer: Other Tales Interactive Publisher: Other Tales Interactive Platform: Nintendo Switch, PC, iOS, Android and Mac (cross-platform) Released: 7 March 2019 Genre: Adventure, Co-op. Continue Reading

The Valkyries Podcast

The Valkyries are back with a new show for 2021. Heather and Georgie continue to be the hosts, but of this brand new show, The Classics, In Conversation.

This season will feature the classic horror films, they know and love. Kicking off the season is the absolute classic, Silence of the Lambs. And who better to discuss this film then our guest for the show, Lucy from Lucy Goes to Hollywood. Lucy and Heather consider Silence of the Lambs to be their favourite films!

We get into discussions on how it was adapted from page to screen, the cultural impact made by the movie and the concepts of psychology, horror and gender within the film.

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