Resident Evil has taken to the high seas many times, but it all started with the oddity that was Resident Evil Gaiden! 20 years after it’s release, how does it fare?

The latest Pile of Shame selection brings us back to the mind of Shinji Mikami in his directorial swansong with 2014’s “The Evil Within”.

James and Steve dive into the negative reviews for one of Resident Evil's most beloved entries to evaluate them.

Season 4 of the show starts with a bang as we give our almost immediate reactions to the new live-action release Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City!

Celebrating the end of year three of the podcast is another set of bloopers and cut material from the last twelve months. Including: Steve's rotating choice of energy drinks, corner-shop Pick-n-Mixes and debates about Cyberpunk, Final Fantasy and MoistHub.

Psy takes a look some of the many references that Resident Evil has made to American cinema and the films that inspired it.

In a celebration of three years of First Aid Spray, Steve hosts the third annual Trivia Challenge with all the chaos and controversy that you’d expect.

Steve’s Troblem Solver, originally featured in FAS Episode 45.

Psy takes Steve and James into the Spencer Mansion in this demo of Resident Evil: The Board Game, currently available on Kickstarter.

Kelsi makes his NOW! debut to discuss the greatest musical moments of the soundtrack to Jill Valentine's last escape in NOW! That's What I Call Survival Horror: Resident Evil 3: Nemesis!

Joined by special guest JJ of Residence of Evil, we reopen the historical document that is the Profile series to discuss the many appearances of Leon S. Kennedy.

Kelsi explores why Welcome to Raccoon City is going to overshadow every Resident Evil film that’s come before.

Psy gives their immediate reaction watching the trailer for the new Resident Evil film due in November 2021 with much aplomb.

One of the best things about Resident Evil it's replayability and with repeated playthroughs come bigger rewards. Steve takes a look at some of the hardest unlockables the Resi series has to offer.

We take our first of many forays into the oceans of the Biohazard universe with our retrospective review of the gun survivor title Resident Evil Dead Aim!

Twenty five years on from it’s release we journey to the centre of Zebes in our celebration of the SNES classic Super Metroid.

Kelsi looks at just a few times in recent memory that Resident Evil has given the old wink and nod to the fans with jokes and references to some of it's sillier moments.

Steve breaks down the best. in his opinion, of the Resident Evil Revelations soundtrack in this aquatic themed edition of Now! That's What I Call Survival Horror!

Warm up those dice and shuffle the tension deck as we react to the arrival of Resident Evil 3: The Board Game and field fan questions to lead developer Sherwin!

Psy takes a look at the current state of Resident Evil's cast and asks what the future could - and should - be like in a possible Resident Evil: The Next Generation situation.