KYFP: The Wolf Among Us

Keep Your Fork There's Podcast
Keep Your Fork There's Podcast
KYFP: The Wolf Among Us
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Keep Hitting that Q!

Valerie and Susan dive into The Wolf Among Us, a gritty detective game set in a sordid world of fallen fairytales. Strippers, severed heads, glamours, and moral choices—plus the pros, cons (and stress) of sharing a story across generations, one quicktime event at a time. Updates on cats and bras, and some well-earned smugness about ribbons that work like ripcords. We know our scary fairy tales—all the good moms make sure of it.

Show notes:

  • Letterboxd Icon The Wolf Among Us
    • Brooklyn Bra Pros: https://www.irislingeriebrooklyn.com/
    • Cats get UTIs. Men get UTIs
      • Common Causes of Blood in Urine (not venereal disease):
        • Urinary tract infections (UTIs)
        • Kidney stones
        • Bladder or kidney infections
        • Trauma or irritation
        • Certain medications (like blood thinners)
        • Vigorous exercise
        • Cancer (in rare cases)
  • Letterboxd Icon Movies in which you see someone peeing blood
  • Letterboxd Icon Ender’s Game
  • Letterboxd Icon Dragon’s Blood – Jane Yolen
  • Letterboxd Icon Dragonsblood – Todd McCaffrey
  • Letterboxd Icon Blood of Dragons – Robin Hobb
  • Kidnapped!

    Early adopters
  • Letterboxd Icon Wizardry
  • It is worth mentioning my party was always named after the big cats and my brothers were always named after birds of prey.
  • Letterboxd Icon Morrowind
  • Letterboxd Icon James Joyce
  • Letterboxd Icon Fables The Series
    • Manhattan Public Library is the best
    • Not the one with the lions.
    • Watershed moment: A watershed moment is a point in time that marks a major turning point — after it happens, things are different in a significant way. It’s a moment where there’s a clear “before” and “after.”
  • Letterboxd Icon The Witness
  • Recommended by Chris Beaumont
  • Letterboxd Icon Portal
  • Cos playing Tell-Tale games: Snow White!
  • Letterboxd Icon Dragon’s Lair
  • OG choose your own adventure video game.
    • I am incorrect – Atari’s home console was released in 1977, while Dragon’s Lair hit arcades in 1983. But taking a broader view: penny arcades had been around since the early 1900s, offering mechanical amusements long before video games entered the picture. The first actual video arcade game, Computer Space, was released in 1971 by Nolan Bushnell and Ted Dabney, who would later found Atari. So yes, arcades do predate home consoles by a bit—but they both became mainstream around the same time in the late ’70s and early ’80s. And of course, it took some time before home systems could match the visual and technical sophistication of what arcade cabinets could offer.
  • Letterboxd Icon Choose Your Own Adventure books
  • Letterboxd Icon Left 4 Dead 2 – shout out to Nelson Diaz for reccing said game!
  • Letterboxd Icon Bandersnatch
  • Letterboxd Icon Bandersnatch
  • Netflix tries its hand at multiple choice.
  • Letterboxd Icon Fables: Volume 1
  • The first Fables is self contained.
  • Letterboxd Icon Fables: Volume 17
  • Snow’s Six (Seven!) kids
  • Letterboxd Icon Fables: Volume 12
  • Little Boy Blue girlfriend saga.
    • ‘Glamours’ as describing fairy magic is originally a Scottish word popularized by Lord Byron. Shakespeare had nothing to do with it.
    • Strip club where all of the strippers are also prostitutes.  
    • Narissa the little Mermaid -not her name in Fairy Tale my Hans Christian she is simply called ‘the little mermaid’.
    • Winnie the Pooh in Fables:
    seems to be running, not having sex
    • Scariest bitch alive, “Bloody Mary”:
    she’s got something special in that gun
  • Letterboxd Icon In a Dark, Dark Room and Other Scary Stories – *Please note, we call it “Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark” which is not actually the book my mother gave Valerie with the lady with the ribbon… Srry!
    • The Jersey Devil
  • Letterboxd Icon Dead by Daylight
  • Letterboxd Icon Divinity: Original Sin II – Cast a spell on a rat.
  • “bleeding from places she shouldn’t”
    • Origin of Bloody Mary may be Mary the Queen of England:
    Because she killed a lot of protestants or because she had a lot of miscarriages 🙁

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