CRHS – Monster Prom and N0S4A2 Continues!

Posted by Acadia Einstein | Jul 29, 2020 | Castle Rock | 0 |

CRHS – Monster Prom and N0S4A2 Continues!

This week Hannah and Acadia discuss the game Monster Prom, issue a mobile game challenge to the listeners, chat about The Rental, and dig into the latest episode of AMC’s N0S4A2. And by dig in, we mean we throw a bunch of dirt around in a half-hearted attempt to bury it. But, like Charlie Manx, it won’t die! And the mobile game challenge is legit. Make sure you listen and see what you can do!

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