A culty found footage classic, V/H/S is an anthology that now spans six films, two spin-offs, and one miniseries since its release in 2012. In this week’s horror movies & films news, Ishana Night Shyamalan is dropping a movie with Dakota Fanning called The Watchers, Christ Nolan is reportedly shopping a horror film, there’s a fun MaXXXine update from Ti West, and Ari Aster’s next film is rumored to star Joaquin Phoenix (Beau is Afraid), Pedro Pascal (Game of Thrones, Last of Us), and Emma Stone (La La Land).
👉 The Watchers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrhrNS0JFyg
👉 MaXXXine: https://collider.com/maxxxine-fourth-film/
👉 Christopher Nolan horror movies: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/christopher-nolan-wants-to-make-horror-movie-1235827629/
👉 New film from Ari Aster (Eddington): https://www.marca.com/en/lifestyle/movies/2024/01/21/65ad70eaca4741bf088b45cd.html
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Hello?
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Hi, happy Tuesday.
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Happy Tuesday!
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Welcome back to Killer Cuties Podcast.
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It is.
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Um, we've got lots of horror news.
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Not as much as last week, but lots.
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Yeah, we've got we've got some news for you.
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Shall I start?
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OK, so The Watchers is an upcoming horror movie.
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It's going to be directed by Ishana Night Shyamalan who is M.
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Shyamalan's daughter.
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You love a good nepo baby.
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You're going to love it.
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But It's set to release June 7th, and the trailer just dropped.
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So if you want a little sneak peek.
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Taste of what's to come.
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I watched it.
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Looks interesting.
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It does look interesting.
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Yeah, and...
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The girl from Barbarian.
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Yes, it's Georgina.
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Tom, Thompson.
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No, it's Campbell.
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You're right, you're right, it's Campbell, it's Campbell.
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Yeah.
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Georgina Campbell.
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She was really good in Barbarian though, so I'm excited to see her in something
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else.
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Yeah.
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No, The trailer looks really good.
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I don't think I'm gonna read up on it anymore or I think I wanna go into that
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one as blind as I can.
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Yeah.
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Same.
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All I know is it's based on a book.
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Interesting.
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She's only 22.
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The daughter.
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Oh, Ishana?
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Okay.
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Nice.
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She's a little guy.
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Yeah.
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Um, okay, I'll start with my, the one I'm most excited about that you're not going
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to care about.
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Um, Christopher Nolan of Batman and Oppenheimer fame.
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You know him.
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He's literally shopping a horror film.
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Okay.
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It's very exciting.
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He was at the British Film Institute last week doing a talk of some sorts.
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And he was mentioning that he likes horror movies' kind of dependency on cinematic
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devices.
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He thinks that's really fun.
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And He likes the visceral response that they can generate.
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He says he's waiting for a really exceptional idea, but he likes the idea
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that horror movies can play with topics that Hollywood generally rejects and get
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away with it.
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So As if Oppenheimer didn't do that.
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But he also specifically called out Hans Zimmer and the score of his movies as
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being like a big piece of why they were successful.
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So, and I've been saying that all along, score is what makes the movie.
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And here's Christopher Nolan, specifically calling out Hans Zimmer.
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He agrees with me.
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Great.
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Yep.
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That's news.
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He wants to make a horror movie.
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It's news.
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he had originally thought of Inception like it was going to be more of a horror
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movie.
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So it makes sense that he's finally going down that route.
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Yeah, And he says that Oppenheimer has some horror elements to it too.
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I just like have never wanted to watch a movie less.
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Ha ha ha!
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Then Oppenheimer?
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It's way too long.
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I just don't, I could not care even a little bit about it.
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Um.
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All right, My other news was Ti West, the director of X and Pearl.
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He gave a little update on MaXXXine, which is the third movie in that trilogy, I
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guess.
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He said that he's almost done editing it, so it's on its way.
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We still don't have a release date, which everybody's wanting.
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But at least we know it's coming along.
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It seems to be on track to still be released this year, which was the goal.
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And he also hinted that he has a weird idea for a fourth film in this franchise.
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But he said, let's just get MaXXXine out first and see how that does and then we'll
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think about a fourth one.
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So yeah, so I'm excited for that.
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Wonder if the fourth one will have Mia Goth...
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You would think.
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I would think so.
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He seems to enjoy her.
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her work.
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She's been in all three of them so far, so.
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yeah.
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Well, interesting.
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Yeah, What's your last piece of news?
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Last one for me.
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We've got some updates on Ari Aster's new film, Eddington.
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It's a rumor, but supposedly it's gonna star Emma Stone, Joaquin Phoenix, and
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Pedro Pascal.
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Who, as we know, just turned down a horror movie.
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Who was it?
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Zach Creggor?
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What movie did he just turn down?
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Scheduling conflicts.
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Yeah.
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So this was probably one of his scheduling conflicts.
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because it starts filming in a few weeks, March 11th.
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Yeah, March 11th.
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But It's about a couple who's driving to LA during the pandemic and they run out of
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gas in a Western town and then horror shit happens.
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Great.
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Yep.
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Sounds fun.
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wait.
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I think this is Joaquin Phoenix and Ari Aster's time to reconcile with their
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audiences and do a better job than Beau is Afraid.
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It was a choice, for sure.
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I'm still excited for it though.
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I...
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Ho-
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Well, did you see, did you ever see Poor Things?
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No, not yet.
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That's horror adjacent.
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It's...
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Yeah.
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Yes.
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Definitely.
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If not full horror, it's horror adjacent at least and, um...
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Emma Stone's really good at it, so...
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Yeah, that's what I've heard.
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Yeah.
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So she can...
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I don't like her at all.
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But she was good in Poor Things.
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Emma Stone's number one hater right here on the podcast.
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number one hater.
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I'm up there, but.
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Yeah.
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She's fine.
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She's, you know.
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Yeah.
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Great.
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That's it.
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That's all we have.
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Well, we're here to talk about V/H/S.
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I got a mini overview for anybody who hasn't seen it, or it's been a while.
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From Google: Four thugs who make money putting their violent antics online are
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hired to steal a VHS tape from a spooky old house.
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However, things take a turn for the worse when they find a dead pensioner and dozens
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more tapes.
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Dun, dun, dun.
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It's an anthology, so there's obviously quite a few writers, directors, and stars
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of this.
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Each segment was done by a different team.
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But funnily enough, I just mentioned news about Ti West, and he is one of the
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writers and directors of one of the segments in this.
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So kind of coincidence that news of him popped up when we were doing this, but he
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did the Second Honeymoon segment.
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Currently, it has a 5.8 out of 10 on IMDb and a 56% critic score on Rotten Tomatoes.
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What's the audience score?
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I think lower than that.
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Oh God.
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I want to say, let me get up just so that I don't get it incorrect, but I want to
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say I was in the 40s.
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41% audience score.
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Yeah.
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Oh, okay, well.
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But it's not up for them to decide, it's up for us to decide.
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We are the resounding final say of horror movies.
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Yeah, self-proclaimed.
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Yes.
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Well.
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What did you think of it?
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Should we just jump in the scores?
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Overall.
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I mean, I don't know where to start.
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In researching this movie, there's really not a whole lot that I could find, like,
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fact-wise.
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I found a few kind of fun things.
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But I mean, I'll kick us off by saying, like, this is, we've done a few found
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footage for films, three, I think now, this is our fourth.
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Or maybe this is our third.
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Hold on.
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We'll continue, I'll look.
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Okay, okay.
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I love found footage.
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That's kind of like what made me first kind of entertain the idea of horror
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movies.
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Very early on.
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Not early on, but like that my first movies were found footage.
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So this was a fun kind of fresh take on that.
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I love the inception of it all, that it's found footage of people finding footage.
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I love the anthology of it all because you could rewatch this a bazillion times and
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still catch new things, learn new things.
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I don't know.
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I'll just start us off there.
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You are a found footage fan for sure.
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am.
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Oh, which reminds me.
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Last episode.
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Yeah, I kept referring to the movie.
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I kept referring to the movie Phoenix Forgotten as my husband's and my local
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soccer team's name.
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Phoenix Rising.
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Um, the movie is Phoenix Forgotten, not Phoenix Rising.
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So just wanted to clear that up.
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Little corrections corner.
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I honestly didn't even catch it when we were doing the episode.
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It wasn't until I started editing that I was like, that's not the name of the
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movie.
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And I didn't even know what Phoenix Rising was.
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I had to Google it, found out it was a soccer team.
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Yeah, it's our soccer team.
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We go to their games kind of all the time.
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And they won the championship this year.
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So they're a big deal.
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I guess so, yeah.
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But anyway.
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funny.
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I messaged kd I was like, you kept saying Phoenix Rising.
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That's not the name of the movie.
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She's like, what is?
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And I was like, Phoenix Forgotten.
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She's like, I've never heard that in my life.
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It's like you have and you've seen it.
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Yeah, I really do love that movie.
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But no, I had soccer on the brain.
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Yeah, we did.
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Nope.
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Oh well.
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What are you gonna do, you know?
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Sometimes shit happens.
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Ha ha!
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Yeah, we don't get our facts straight.
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The only thing that's straight all the time is our opinions.
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Our opinions are right.
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Our facts might not be.
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Just keep that in mind.
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Yeah, I like that.
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We are not reliable.
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We just are opinionated.
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Yes.
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Ha ha ha.
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Um, all right, what else about this movie?
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Um, oh, it came out the same year as The ABCs of Death, which is another horror
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movie anthology.
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It's basically a movie where, like, they sent each director in it a letter in the
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alphabet.
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There's 26 segments.
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They had to create a segment using a word that started with whatever letter they
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got.
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Um.
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26 directors?
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Yeah, yeah, there's 26 different segments.
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And each one has a different director.
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Jesus Christ.
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Yeah, but Adam Wingard and Ti West also did segments for that.
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So that's kind of fun.
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They did it for both.
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Yeah.
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What letters did they get?
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Don't ask me that.
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No, I think, I think Ti West had M and Adam Wingard had no.
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Was it a horror movie?
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Yes.
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It was.
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She's looking.
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I am, I don't want to say it because I'm pretty sure it was miscarriage, which is
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kind of like a triggering thing.
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So I yeah, it was like I'm hesitant to say that.
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But let me see.
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Let me see.
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Yes, Ti West did M and then Adam Wingard did Q.
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Quack.
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Like a duck or like a doctor.
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No, like a duck.
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Yeah.
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Um.
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Yeah, that's another anthology film.
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We'll watch it eventually, I'm sure.
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What's the X for?
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I just closed the tab, kd Please.
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Do you want me to go through the whole?
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Let's actually we're going to talk about ABCs.
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X.
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Did I just wanna know X?
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There's only like four words that start with X.
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X is for XXL.
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Oh, okay.
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That could be cute.
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Sure.
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Okay, well.
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I don't remember a lot of this, I've seen it.
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And I was like, oh, what the fuck?
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And then I made my friends watch it and they made me turn it off after a segment,
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so.
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Well, you'll find out eventually.
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God, okay, well.
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Anyway, back to this movie.
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My favorite fact that I learned about V/H/S is that they say the word fuck 240
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times.
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They sure do.
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Which also fun fact on that fun fact, doesn't even put them, that number does
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not even put them in the top 40 movies that have said it the most times.
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It's right outside of the 40.
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Number one is called Swearnet: the Movie.
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It says it 935 times.
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Yeah, it was by the Trailer Park Boys.
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And they like, basically the whole thing is about them creating an uncensored
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internet network.
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So that's why the number two movie is called Fuck.
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It's a documentary about the word.
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And it says 857 times.
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And then third is Wolf of Wall Street.
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See, I was going to say Django Unchained, so.
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No, I don't know if that was, it was probably on there, but I just grabbed the
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top ones.
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But yeah, I like had to scroll down because it actually wasn't on the list.
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So it's obviously not a conclusive list, but 240 was like right below the top 40
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movies.
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So it feels like a lot.
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Apparently it's not.
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Also, they did not include.
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pornography films in this.
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Otherwise that probably would have been the majority of the movies.
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So this is non-pornographic films.
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Well, pornographic films, that's what they're doing, it's not what they're
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saying.
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Yeah, but I feel like they're sometimes saying it as well.
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Not 900 times.
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What, once per thrust?
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Yeah...
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Oh my god!
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Well..
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Maybe?
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I don't know.
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think it's reasonable to not include pornography.
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You think it's reasonable or you don't think it's reasonable?
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because they're not they're not saying it that many times.
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Okay.
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Well, if they're not saying it, then why wouldn't they include them?
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I mean, I guess they could.
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It wouldn't affect the list at all.
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You're convinced, huh?
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Hahaha
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You know what they didn't need to say?
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The N-word.
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They threw that in there a couple times.
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Yeah.
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Could have been just as good without it.
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Yeah, there's some things in this that I feel like, you didn't need, you didn't
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need that.
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More than just that.
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I feel like a lot of, like, almost most of the nudity felt pretty unnecessary.
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Oh, I didn't mind it.
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I feel like it was maybe necessary in the first segment, Amateur Night, which I
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appreciate that they did full male and female nudity, not just one, which is what
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all the other segments did.
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Yeah, everywhere, all the other segments I just felt like that...
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Okay, you just wanted to show some boobs.
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Yeah, it did feel like porn at some points.
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Where it was like, hmm.
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This is I just wanted to watch a movie.
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You know.
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So that's fair.
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Yeah.
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Another fun fact, Joe Swanberg plays Sam, the husband, in the segment Second
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Honeymoon.
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And then he also directed the segment, The Sick Thing That Happened to Emily When She
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Was Younger.
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Also, that title is too long.
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Which one was that?
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The one where she's like an incubator for alien babies.
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Yeah, yeah.
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The title's long.
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It feels like a Fall Out Boy song.
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Come on.
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Patrick would have killed that.
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Yeah, that is excessive.
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Yeah.
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that's fine.
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What else?
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In the like overarching story where they're breaking into the house or
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whatever.
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The brick house that they break into where all the VHS tapes are located and like the
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dead guy is.
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That is the same house as was featured in the YouTube mini-series Marble Hornets
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which is what popularized Slenderman.
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Nice!
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That's kind of fun.
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Yeah, we just talked about Slenderman in our last episode.
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We did!
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Tall, spooky Halloween boys.
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Gotta love them.
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I like that, I like that.
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One of the producers of the movie said that he liked the idea of anthologies
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because he thinks movies are too long.
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He's like, two hours is too long.
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And then he immediately called himself a hypocrite because this movie is almost two
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hours long.
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Yeah.
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But at least he can acknowledge that.
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And he also said he really likes the idea of the short form kind of anthology
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filmmaking process because people's attention spans these days are like so
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bad.
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It's easier to focus.
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Which I can admit, I don't have the best attention span ever.
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No, it was kind of fun.
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It was like scrolling through TikTok.
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Yeah.
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Little 10 minute segments.
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Yeah, just short little guys.
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Yeah.
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That was cute.
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Yeah, I mean it did.
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It's interesting to me that this doesn't have a very good audience score.
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Only because there's been so many sequels.
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They had V/H/S/2, V/H/S/Viral, V/H/S: Video Horror Shorts, which were on
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Snapchat.
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They had V/H/S/94, /99, and /85.
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And then there were two spinoffs.
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They had Siren, which is a spinoff of Amateur Night in this one.
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and they have Kids vs.
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Aliens, which is a spinoff of one of the segments in the second one.
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That's a lot of movies for a 41% score!
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Yeah, well, and they have another one coming out.
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Oh yeah, don't, yeah they do.
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Yeah, sci-fi one.
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That's the thing though.
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Anthologies like, they getcha.
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You keep coming back, cause you're like.
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What if there's another good segment that I really like?
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There's bound to be at least one good one.
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I don't know that it was in this movie, but.
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I'm just kidding.
00:22:15
Wait, okay, I want you to rank the segments from worst to best.
00:22:21
In your opinion.
00:22:23
Yay.
00:22:23
Oh.
00:22:27
Uh...
00:22:27
Worst to best?
00:22:28
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:22:29
Um, which one's Tuesday the 17th?
00:22:33
That's the one in the forest with the glitch...
00:22:36
murderer guy.
00:22:38
Okay, I'd put 10/31/98 at the bottom.
00:22:44
Okay, that's your least favorite.
00:22:46
Yeah.
00:22:48
Okay.
00:22:49
And then...
00:22:50
Uh Amateur Night.
00:22:53
Sick Thing That Happened to Emily When She Was Younger.
00:22:56
That was a really long title.
00:22:59
Second Honeymoon, Tuesday the 17th.
00:23:03
Did I miss anything?
00:23:04
Well, Tape 56 is like the overarching.
00:23:09
OK.
00:23:10
That one.
00:23:10
I mean, whatever.
00:23:14
It's.
00:23:15
What did you how would you rank them?
00:23:18
Ours are almost opposite.
00:23:20
Really?
00:23:22
Yes.
00:23:24
I did, Tape 56 is the least.
00:23:27
Cause that's like what even happens.
00:23:29
I hate these guys and then they die, good.
00:23:32
Tuesday the 17th, next.
00:23:35
The acting in that was fucking atrocious.
00:23:38
That was so bad.
00:23:41
They were the worst actors.
00:23:43
Then I did Second Honeymoon.
00:23:45
Not a bad concept, but like it just wasn't, it wasn't there for me.
00:23:49
And then I did.
00:23:50
The Sick Thing That Happened to Emily When She Was Younger.
00:23:54
And then I have 10/31/98.
00:23:56
And then I have Amateur Night.
00:23:58
I think Amateur Night is by far the best segment of this and one of the best
00:24:02
segments of the entire series.
00:24:05
So I'm very interested that you put that so low.
00:24:12
Yeah, I mean, it's just...
00:24:18
It's based on mythology.
00:24:20
It's based on the demon Lilith.
00:24:21
Well, yeah, she yeah.
00:24:29
I don't know.
00:24:30
It just
00:24:33
Like if you're going to do something based on mythology, like make it based on
00:24:37
mythology.
00:24:37
You know, I don't know.
00:24:39
Well, I don't think the segment itself was based on mythology.
00:24:42
I think the idea of her was based on Lilith, the demon, and then sirens.
00:24:49
Yeah, but I wanted it to be more clearly sirens.
00:24:56
You know?
00:24:56
Okay.
00:24:58
Maybe you should watch the spin-off, Siren.
00:25:02
I will, I will, I definitely will.
00:25:05
Or I could just watch how brother, O Brother, Where Art Thou And get exactly
00:25:09
what I'm looking for.
00:25:11
Great, that too.
00:25:13
Yeah.
00:25:14
Anyway, um, I'm surprised you didn't like, uh, Second Honeymoon more.
00:25:22
I didn't mind the concept and like, some of it was cool, but I just feel like it's
00:25:28
so much of them just like filming the mountains and then I was just kind of
00:25:32
like, okay, get to like the scary part.
00:25:36
It wasn't though, it didn't build any tension for me.
00:25:41
It just kind of made me bored.
00:25:43
Oh, sad.
00:25:44
I know.
00:25:45
Well, I just liked it because it ended in a lesbian kiss.
00:25:50
Sometimes that's all you need.
00:25:52
I need a little bit more, but.
00:25:53
Ha ha ha.
00:25:55
It really made the whole movie for me.
00:25:56
If I'm being honest.
00:26:00
It was the kill your boyfriend segment.
00:26:04
A few of them were.
00:26:06
Yeah!
00:26:09
Yeah, that's crazy.
00:26:12
Well, we have differing opinions, so I guess take your pick of who you believe.
00:26:18
It's me, I'm right.
00:26:21
Yeah.
00:26:22
I mean, it's either you or me.
00:26:23
We're exactly opposite.
00:26:24
There was no in between.
00:26:25
So yeah.
00:26:30
So I guess go on Ranker and see where they put the segments.
00:26:35
Yeah.
00:26:36
Anyway, you know there's an alternate ending?
00:26:41
Oh, to the 10/31/98 one, yeah.
00:26:43
Well, I mean, that's the end of the movie, too.
00:26:45
So there is an alternate.
00:26:47
Yeah, where they just like get out of the car and it's like slow motion, the car
00:26:52
exploding behind them.
00:26:54
Yeah.
00:26:56
Thank God that didn't make it.
00:26:59
Well, I think they filmed it as a joke.
00:27:01
It was just like a hee-hee, one take, wouldn't it be funny type of thing.
00:27:07
So I don't think it was a serious contender for the ending.
00:27:12
Good.
00:27:13
Hahahaha
00:27:19
But I do like it.
00:27:20
It seems as though they gave the directors pretty much free reign.
00:27:27
One of the producers said that they would give them ideas or suggestions, but pretty
00:27:33
much kind of left them to their own devices, which I like.
00:27:37
And he also said that he feels like sometimes ideas kind of get lost in the
00:27:41
mix when you're trying to make a big budget production where there's so many
00:27:45
hands in the pot where...
00:27:47
an idea gets started and then all of a sudden it's not even that by the end
00:27:50
because so many people put their ideas into it that they wanted to kind of avoid
00:27:54
that in this.
00:27:58
But, which I think that works and doesn't work sometimes, you know?
00:28:03
Sometimes it's like, yeah, this needed a rework.
00:28:06
And then sometimes an indie idea is great and it's...
00:28:09
..Saw.
00:28:11
Yeah, Saw it as a perfect example.
00:28:14
Beau is Afraid it was a perfect example of the opposite.
00:28:18
You think that needed a few more hands?
00:28:21
Yes.
00:28:25
I would think, yeah, maybe a couple.
00:28:28
Just one or two people to be like, hey Ari, let's reel it back.
00:28:33
Just a little.
00:28:34
Just edit, just edit a little bit.
00:28:38
Nope, I would give rid of that part.
00:28:41
No, that was the part where I was fully out.
00:28:48
sad.
00:28:50
I just need him to stop making penis jokes.
00:28:54
Stop, Ari, they're not funny.
00:28:56
What other penis jokes are there?
00:28:59
I think I mentioned it in our episode on it, but he has a short film that's like...
00:29:06
Just like a two minute penis joke and it's not funny, it's so bad.
00:29:11
It's really, really bad.
00:29:12
Don't watch it.
00:29:15
If you're gonna watch an Ari Aste- what?
00:29:18
I said that's about all men think is funny.
00:29:20
That's true.
00:29:21
But if you're going to watch an Ari Aster Short, watch The Strange Thing About the
00:29:25
Johnsons.
00:29:27
Is that the one about penises?
00:29:30
Oh, well it says Johnson in it?
00:29:32
Yeah, it's not about that, but that's his best short, in my opinion.
00:29:38
So if I have to suggest one, it's that one.
00:29:42
Also...
00:29:45
Don't come crying to me if you watch it.
00:29:47
You're disturbed by it.
00:29:48
Ha ha ha.
00:29:50
Yikes.
00:29:51
Look up the trigger warnings before you watch it.
00:29:54
Oof.
00:29:58
Um, well, what do you think?
00:30:01
Should we rank it?
00:30:03
Sure.
00:30:05
Alright, how scary did you think it was?
00:30:09
of one out of five.
00:30:12
Okay.
00:30:13
I literally remember being scared the first time I watched it.
00:30:16
And I wasn't scared this time I watched it.
00:30:21
So it's a one, I guess.
00:30:25
What about you?
00:30:27
I -
00:30:29
Um, I give it a two.
00:30:33
I was a little spooked.
00:30:36
Um.
00:30:39
Well, it was kind of just the tone of the overall film, I think.
00:30:43
It was really quiet.
00:30:46
So I was just kind of constantly on edge, like, what the fuck?
00:30:51
And there were surprisingly very few jump scares, which I like that they didn't need
00:30:58
to use jump scares to scare me.
00:31:01
But the jump scares that were there did scare me.
00:31:04
Okay.
00:31:05
So yeah, just the two.
00:31:08
Alright, an effective use of jump scares.
00:31:12
Okay, I like it.
00:31:14
How sexy did you think it was?
00:31:19
I mean, it's literally porn in some scenes.
00:31:22
It's...
00:31:25
So I don't know how...
00:31:27
porn?
00:31:28
I don't think it's literally porn.
00:31:29
I mean, it's pretty close.
00:31:31
It's at least the first five minutes of a porn, repeated six times.
00:31:37
Did you just mean that like boobs are shown?
00:31:39
That's okay.
00:31:45
But I don't know, it really threw me off.
00:31:48
I gave it a two and a half.
00:31:50
Just like cut it down the middle, you know?
00:31:52
Yeah.
00:31:54
There's the like kill your boyfriend thing.
00:31:56
There's some lesbian stuff.
00:31:59
There's some attractive people.
00:32:02
But there's also some unattractive people and blood.
00:32:07
Okay, yeah.
00:32:08
You know?
00:32:10
I do know.
00:32:12
What did you give it?
00:32:14
I gave it a 1.5.
00:32:18
I think because a lot of the nudity felt unnecessary, like made me feel kinda icky.
00:32:24
but Lily was pretty cool.
00:32:27
Yeah.
00:32:28
I'd smash a demon.
00:32:32
I don't blame you.
00:32:37
Can you just imagine she's like flying away with you?
00:32:39
Oh, okay, well.
00:32:41
I said I would smash Baghuul last episode.
00:32:43
I think I could say I would smash a siren.
00:32:46
Ha ha ha.
00:32:47
Yeah, I'm not arguing with you.
00:32:51
You're welcome.
00:32:55
Hmm.
00:32:58
How...
00:33:00
fucked up did you think it was?
00:33:03
I gave it a 1.5.
00:33:06
Okay.
00:33:08
Just for the opening scene, where they assault a woman in the parking garage.
00:33:13
I didn't like that.
00:33:15
Yeah, I didn't like that one.
00:33:18
I didn't like it one bit.
00:33:21
What about you?
00:33:22
I gave it a 2.5.
00:33:24
Oh shit, okay.
00:33:27
I didn't like that.
00:33:29
I didn't like the N word.
00:33:30
I didn't like digging stuff out of her arm.
00:33:33
Yeah, thank you.
00:33:34
yeah, she was digging in there.
00:33:37
Yeah, there was a lot of like slicing.
00:33:42
Yeah.
00:33:43
You know, like slicing the stomach, slicing the back, just a lot of slicing.
00:33:48
Yeah.
00:33:49
a lot.
00:33:51
Yeah.
00:33:52
It was uncomfortable.
00:33:54
Yeah.
00:33:55
There was a lot of scenes where I was like, oop.
00:34:00
You know?
00:34:01
That's fair.
00:34:02
I'm gonna up mine to a two, cause you're right.
00:34:05
The unnecessary language, the unnecessary sexual assault, the unnecessary digging
00:34:13
in.
00:34:14
Although I would keep the digging in.
00:34:16
The other two things I would probably get rid of, but.
00:34:18
Yeah.
00:34:20
I mean, the unnecessary nudity is also a reason for it to be up there a little bit.
00:34:25
It's just, you know, yeah.
00:34:28
Like, whatever, you know?
00:34:31
Pretty fucked.
00:34:32
Yeah.
00:34:35
Overall, what'd you think?
00:34:38
Overall, I mean, I kind of touched on this in the beginning.
00:34:41
I thought this was like a really creative way to do found footage.
00:34:45
There are really not a lot of anthology movies.
00:34:47
There's anthology TV all the time, but anthology movies are few and far between.
00:34:56
And I liked it.
00:34:59
There's definitely some things I would improve.
00:35:02
I'm excited to see the other ones because I think that a bunch of the other ones
00:35:04
have higher audience scores.
00:35:05
I mean, they must.
00:35:07
People are watching them.
00:35:09
No?
00:35:11
Weirdly, I think the second one has the highest score, but it's critics.
00:35:19
Critics liked it.
00:35:20
Audiences still gave it a rotten score, but the critics liked it.
00:35:27
But I will say, not like a little spoiler, the second one has what a lot of people
00:35:33
consider to be the best segment of the entire series.
00:35:38
Yeah.
00:35:39
Oh.
00:35:39
But maybe you won't think so, because a lot of people think Amateur Night is one
00:35:42
of the best segments as well, so...
00:35:46
So maybe you'll watch the second one and be like, Trash, trash movie.
00:35:50
Maybe.
00:35:53
Um, but no, anyway, I, I did enjoy it.
00:35:59
Um, I will say it gave me a little bit of whiplash, but like once I got into the
00:36:04
groove of, okay, this is an anthology, like I'm going to get used to that.
00:36:07
That made it more fun and enjoyable.
00:36:09
Um, I gave it a three and a half.
00:36:12
Wow.
00:36:14
Yeah.
00:36:15
Nice.
00:36:16
I feel like when you started talking about it at the beginning, I was like, oh, she
00:36:22
liked it.
00:36:23
And then you started ranking the segments and I was like, I don't think she liked
00:36:25
it.
00:36:26
Hahaha!
00:36:31
No, I definitely did.
00:36:34
Yeah, it was great.
00:36:34
It was, I mean, it wasn't great.
00:36:36
It was good.
00:36:37
You love found footage!
00:36:38
I really do, I mean, just...
00:36:40
I feel bad I didn't give you that much found footage last year.
00:36:43
I'm gonna have to give you more this year.
00:36:45
Well, we started with it and I've seen a lot of them, so it's not as fun.
00:36:49
Yeah, I have to find the ones that you haven't seen.
00:36:56
Yeah.
00:36:57
I'll, I'll also say.
00:36:59
I don't remember what I was going to say.
00:37:02
What did you think overall?
00:37:07
I gave it a 2.5.
00:37:12
I think it comes down to me liking about half of them and not liking the other
00:37:19
half, right?
00:37:19
There's six segments.
00:37:21
I think three of them are pretty weak.
00:37:23
I think three of them are pretty decent.
00:37:26
So I decided I would split it down the middle.
00:37:29
I think it kind of over stayed its welcome.
00:37:31
I feel like they could have cut like one of the weaker segments and then...
00:37:37
had a little bit shorter of a run time.
00:37:40
Cause I feel like about like three fourths of the way through, you're like, okay,
00:37:47
here we go.
00:37:47
Let's put on another tape.
00:37:52
But that's kind of how it is with anthologies.
00:37:54
Some of them are going to be hits.
00:37:55
Some of them are going to be misses.
00:37:56
It's just going to be a mix of quality.
00:37:58
And some people are going to like some segments and some people are going to like
00:38:02
the other ones.
00:38:03
So I guess it's not fair for me to say, oh, cut one of the
00:38:07
weaker segments when that probably would have been one of your favorites.
00:38:12
I would have cut Tuesday the 17th like that.
00:38:15
Get out of here with that shitty acting.
00:38:18
I like that one.
00:38:21
I don't mind the concept, but the execution.
00:38:26
But no, I think to your point, like, anthologies are not going to please
00:38:29
everyone on every piece.
00:38:33
Yeah, and I think that's why they get such mixed reviews.
00:38:38
Cause some people love it, some people hate it.
00:38:41
And then the next segment comes on and some people hate it and some people love
00:38:45
it.
00:38:45
Yeah, I just think we need to give credit.
00:38:47
I mean, not like you and me.
00:38:50
Generally, people need to give credit where it's due, where anthologies are hard
00:38:55
to pull off.
00:38:56
And this one didn't do a terrible job.
00:38:59
So, yeah.
00:39:03
Yeah.
00:39:04
I'm into it.
00:39:05
I like it.
00:39:13
Would you survive?
00:39:14
I was like, I was about to say it and you looked like you wanted to say it and you
00:39:18
never get to say it.
00:39:19
So...
00:39:24
I don't know because it's like, okay, if we're- our rule is that we have to put
00:39:28
ourselves in the situation, but which one?
00:39:31
There's six different situations.
00:39:34
If I'm putting myself in the like, foil narrative, I think I would live because
00:39:41
I'm a big...
00:39:44
mind your own business, believer.
00:39:47
So like the way I would have been in and out of that job so quickly, I'm not
00:39:51
watching those tapes.
00:39:52
That's not what I'm here for.
00:39:53
I'm here to get a tape and leave.
00:39:56
So I think if that's the one I'm in, sure.
00:40:03
Some of the other ones I think might have been a little bit harder to survive.
00:40:08
So I don't know.
00:40:10
Hmm.
00:40:11
But I'm gonna give myself the benefit of the doubt, and I'm gonna say yes.
00:40:16
What about you?
00:40:18
See, I think it's a little bit more bleak.
00:40:21
Okay.
00:40:22
You know?
00:40:23
It's like...
00:40:25
Most people in this movie die.
00:40:28
Yeah, but are they that smart?
00:40:34
Am I that smart?
00:40:35
I mean, I don't.
00:40:39
I don't know.
00:40:43
Thanks.
00:40:46
I don't know.
00:40:47
Kind of to your point, hard to say.
00:40:49
Don't know whose shoes I'm in.
00:40:52
But the data is not in my favor.
00:40:56
That's fair.
00:41:00
Okay, statistically.
00:41:03
Yeah.
00:41:04
That's all I have to go on.
00:41:07
I guess that's fair.
00:41:08
Well, if I had to pick one story to be in, like if I'm like, okay, the one that's
00:41:17
like, I'd probably be in that one is Second Honeymoon.
00:41:25
I'm living through that.
00:41:27
Yup.
00:41:29
Bye.
00:41:32
Alright, you heard it here first.
00:41:33
If anything ever happens to your husband.
00:41:37
This is going into evidence.
00:41:39
Yikes.
00:41:41
God, now I really hope nothing happens to him.
00:41:44
Yeah, I would hope so.
00:41:47
For his and yours.
00:41:48
I'm gonna be...
00:41:50
culpable?
00:41:53
I think so.
00:41:56
Yeah.
00:41:58
I can't even kill an ant.
00:42:00
I can't kill a man.
00:42:02
I just let ants whenever I have ants.
00:42:04
I haven't had any in this house.
00:42:05
Where my last house?
00:42:06
I live in California.
00:42:07
Whenever we get ants, I just let them do their thing.
00:42:10
Just
00:42:11
scorpions.
00:42:13
Okay, well, one, they are gonna fucking hurt me or my kid.
00:42:17
And two, I've only ever drowned scorpions after I've sprayed for them and they're
00:42:21
gonna die anyway.
00:42:24
Like the one behind me?
00:42:25
The one...
00:42:27
I don't- oh, she's up here?
00:42:29
That one?
00:42:31
Yeah, she was so bloated.
00:42:32
She was like on her way out.
00:42:33
I did her a favor.
00:42:35
Oh.
00:42:39
Cool.
00:42:43
Would you like to predict next week's film?
00:42:48
Do you know what it is?
00:42:49
Oh, great!
00:42:50
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:42:53
I've seen the beginning of this movie
00:42:57
The movie that...
00:42:59
next week's movie?
00:43:00
No V/H/S.
00:43:03
Oh!
00:43:05
Interesting.
00:43:06
we did like a found footage marathon one week like weekday movies.
00:43:09
We did like a weekday movie thing at like noon in our discord server or whatever And
00:43:16
I got called into a meeting after watching like the first probably like I don't even
00:43:20
think I made it to what's it called Amateur?
00:43:26
Yeah, but I did clearly remember like I remembered the choice of
00:43:32
vocabulary I remembered.
00:43:35
Like the concept of, oh we need to go and make money off of this.
00:43:39
The assault in the parking lot.
00:43:42
No.
00:43:43
The only one that I actually watched all the way through that week was the one
00:43:47
that's not called Phoenix Rising.
00:43:53
Yes.
00:43:55
I thought you were there for Host too.
00:43:57
Uh-uh.
00:43:59
Oh.
00:44:03
I don't remember, Host.
00:44:06
Oh, I feel like you were.
00:44:08
Because I feel like I moved it off of our upcoming list because you'd seen, like,
00:44:14
you'd already seen it, so I was like, oh, we'd done a few movies you'd already seen,
00:44:18
so I didn't want to have it in there.
00:44:21
But if you've already forgotten it, we can add it back in.
00:44:24
we can add it back in.
00:44:27
Alright!
00:44:28
Anyway, yes, let's predict the next movie, which is...
00:44:32
Drum roll please.
00:44:35
Psycho.
00:44:35
Mm-hmm.
00:44:40
Well, tell me about it.
00:44:43
Yeah, it'd be kind of crazy if you didn't know what you think about Psycho.
00:44:48
Psycho is about a man named Norman Bates.
00:44:56
Right?
00:44:56
F**k, right?
00:45:00
Right?
00:45:00
Am I wrong?
00:45:02
I'm gonna look it up if you don't tell me.
00:45:04
I'll tell you when you're done.
00:45:06
Right now, tell me the story about Norman Bates.
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You tell me.
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Okay.
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He is portrayed by Batman.
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What the f**k is his name?
00:45:27
What's his name?
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Christian Bale.
00:45:30
Christian Bale is in Psycho.
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He plays Norman Bates.
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Norman Bates is a fucking psycho.
00:45:36
He is...
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that's why they call it that.
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He is obsessed with his mommy.
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He calls her mommy, probably.
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Probably.
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he thinks his mom is still alive, but she died a long time ago.
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And we, the audience, also think she's still alive because we are seeing what
00:45:56
Norman is seeing.
00:46:00
and um
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She's in a rocking chair and he like strokes her hair.
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And then someone realizes that she's dead because they see her in the window of the
00:46:17
house.
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And like, oh my God, there's a dead body in that rocking chair.
00:46:22
Why?
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So they come and they try to take her.
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And Norman's like, Norman's like, no.
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You can't take my mom, she's living, she's not dead.
00:46:33
She's alive, so he gets an ax.
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And then.
00:46:47
I'm cooking...
00:46:50
You're burning...
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Take it out of the oven.
00:46:57
Um, so here's the problem.
00:46:59
So I can't, I think that there's a woman in the shower.
00:47:02
Hehehe
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but I don't know where she comes in.
00:47:08
Great.
00:47:09
She's just there somewhere.
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But see the other thing is I think there's also a movie called American Psycho that's
00:47:16
not the same as Psycho.
00:47:18
And I may be getting my wires crossed.
00:47:21
Okay.
00:47:24
But I know he has an axe or something.
00:47:27
Great, he has something.
00:47:30
Yeah, yeah, and he just doesn't want people to take his mom and that's kind of
00:47:33
the end of it He he's like no you can't take my mom and so he kills everyone
00:47:38
Yeah.
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And that's it.
00:47:39
Yeah, and then he, yep, and then he probably slithers into bed with his mom's
00:47:44
corpse.
00:47:46
That sounds like a psycho thing to do.
00:47:48
It does.
00:47:52
Um, you were getting your wires crossed.
00:47:55
Oh no!
00:47:59
Psycho came out in 1960, so it does not start Christian Bale.
00:48:04
Damn it!
00:48:05
Is he in American Psycho?
00:48:07
He is in American Psycho.
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This movie stars Anthony Perkins as Norman Bates.
00:48:16
You were correct.
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And the woman in the shower is Janet Leigh, which is Jamie Lee Curtis' mom.
00:48:22
Jamie Lee Curtis' mom!
00:48:24
Remember when we almost bought her house?
00:48:28
Hahaha
00:48:29
I remember when we saw it on the line.
00:48:31
I don't remember when we had even close to the amount of money it was.
00:48:39
But yes, you definitely have a sense of what this movie is about.
00:48:44
It's a very iconic film.
00:48:47
So obviously it'd be kind of crazy if you didn't know things about it.
00:48:52
Yeah.
00:48:55
But no, it does not start Christian Bale.
00:48:58
Damn it.
00:49:00
Sorry, Batman is not in this.
00:49:03
Yeah, yeah.
00:49:05
I've seen Bates Motel.
00:49:08
Great, yeah, so you have kind of a basis of a backstory, I suppose.
00:49:15
Yeah, I don't remember much about it other than that.
00:49:17
I think she's dead the whole time.
00:49:21
in Bates Motel.
00:49:23
Yeah, isn't she dead the whole time?
00:49:24
You find out at the end or something?
00:49:27
No?
00:49:27
Okay, well.
00:49:28
I don't know, I actually only watched like the first season and it was like a
00:49:31
cleaning show where I was like on in the background while I did other stuff.
00:49:39
A multitasking show, you know, where I wasn't fully paying attention.
00:49:45
So I couldn't tell you a lot about it.
00:49:50
Sorry.
00:49:51
I'll give it another go one day, I promise.
00:49:53
But...
00:49:56
Yeah.
00:49:57
Who is it?
00:49:58
Vera Farmiga.
00:50:00
and the kid from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
00:50:04
Why do we keep ending up here?
00:50:08
Yeah, Freddie Highmore and Max
00:50:13
Max.
00:50:14
We all know Max.
00:50:14
We love Max.
00:50:16
Whose last name I can pronounce, but I...
00:50:19
won't.
00:50:20
Hahahaha!
00:50:21
Max.
00:50:24
Ther- Therio?
00:50:26
Ther-ro?
00:50:28
Theriot?
00:50:29
Who's to- who's to say?
00:50:31
Who knows how to say it?
00:50:32
There's a T at the end of it!
00:50:36
Do you know how to say his last name?
00:50:37
Let me Google it.
00:50:38
How to pronounce Max...
00:50:46
I can't, it's a YouTube video, I can't play it.
00:50:48
Also, you can't trust it because half of the YouTube videos are fake
00:50:52
pronunciations.
00:50:54
I think it's pretty clear when they're fake pronunciation issues.
00:50:57
I like to watch interviews where they're either saying their name or they're being
00:51:00
introduced.
00:51:03
So apologies to that man.
00:51:09
I'll do a corrections corner next episode where I just say his name.
00:51:15
Flawlessly.
00:51:17
Yeah.
00:51:21
Rihanna's in that show?
00:51:23
What the fuck?
00:51:26
Rihanna listed?
00:51:28
Well now I'm gonna watch it.
00:51:29
Incredible.
00:51:31
She's listed in the cast.
00:51:33
I don't remember that at all.
00:51:35
I love Rihanna.
00:51:38
Fun fact, my friend, T'airrashay shout out T'airrashay, she listens to us while she
00:51:43
cleans.
00:51:48
She once went to see Valerian, the space movie with Rihanna in it.
00:51:54
Rihanna, I think it's actually pronounced Rihanna.
00:51:57
And she accidentally went to see Dunkirk instead.
00:52:02
Hahaha
00:52:05
What a terrible miscommunication.
00:52:09
Yeah.
00:52:10
Whoops.
00:52:11
Yeah.
00:52:12
I also had a friend who was trying to watch Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and watched
00:52:16
Pootie Tang instead.
00:52:21
Whoops.
00:52:21
a fun mix up.
00:52:22
Ha ha ha.
00:52:25
Yikes.
00:52:28
I can't think of two movies that are less alike.
00:52:31
But besides maybe Valerian and Dunkirk.
00:52:34
Yeah, those are pretty, pretty opposite.
00:52:37
But hey, she got to see Harry Styles, right?
00:52:41
Oh shit, he is in that, isn't he?
00:52:44
Yeah.
00:52:48
You win some you lose some.
00:52:49
Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.
00:52:52
Alright, well cool, I'm really excited.
00:52:54
We got a classic horror movie coming up next week, so that'll be exciting for you
00:52:59
to finally watch.
00:53:01
Yeah, an old one too, an old classic.
00:53:03
Old classic, one of the first, a founder.
00:53:07
I don't know if it's the oldest, but it's like, yeah, I think it's the oldest.
00:53:14
It's in black and white, isn't it?
00:53:17
Yeah, we haven't watched a black and white movie yet.
00:53:19
We haven't.
00:53:21
Now we've watched 70s, 80s, 90s, 1000s, 10s, 20s.
00:53:25
We have not watched 60s.
00:53:28
It's time.
00:53:30
Ha ha.
00:53:31
Hey, and it'll be in our 60th episode.
00:53:34
What year did it come out, 60 what?
00:53:36
It's 1960.
00:53:39
Yeah, sorry.
00:53:40
I guess I should have had it for our 60th.
00:53:42
Yeah, that would have been so cute.
00:53:45
Well the thing is that we had just done Silence of the Lambs, so I didn't want two
00:53:50
classics right next to each other.
00:53:52
That's fair.
00:53:54
Um, and also you yelled at me when I mentioned Psycho and you said, Oh, I
00:53:59
haven't seen it.
00:54:00
Why haven't you made me watch it yet?
00:54:02
When?
00:54:05
When we were arguing about why you would remake a perfect film.
00:54:11
And I said, well, they remade Psycho.
00:54:14
I mean, like.
00:54:19
Technically, I would consider it.
00:54:26
Okay?
00:54:28
Do you think amazing, fantastic, ground-breaking films have to be in color?
00:54:34
You think To Kill a Mockingbird isn't a fantastic film because it's in black and
00:54:38
white?
00:54:40
It would be better if it was in color.
00:54:42
Look at you, wrong.
00:54:44
Oh.
00:54:45
It's a product of its time.
00:54:48
It's all right for movies to be in black and white.
00:54:53
Anyways, they did remake it in 2007 with Vince Vaughn.
00:54:58
What?
00:54:59
Yeah, yeah, he plays Norman.
00:55:02
You're joking!
00:55:06
Not a parody, like an actual one?
00:55:08
it's an actual one, yeah.
00:55:12
Did the casting director get fired immediately after?
00:55:14
Did it do well?
00:55:15
Was it a critical success?
00:55:17
I feel like we should talk about this next week.
00:55:19
Right?
00:55:21
Oh my god, what were they thinking?
00:55:25
The guy that says on the line?
00:55:28
Oh
00:55:31
Right?
00:55:32
I always forget that that's where I got that from.
00:55:34
Yeah, I got it from a Vince Vaughn movie.
00:55:39
Wild.
00:55:40
Okay, yeah, we'll talk more about it next week.
00:55:43
Cool, can't wait!
00:55:44
Should be so fun.
00:55:45
I'll watch both versions.
00:55:48
Great.
00:55:48
Yeah, please do.
00:55:50
so I can comment on Vince Vaughn as Norman Bates.
00:55:55
What the fuck?
00:55:56
two.
00:55:56
Watch you just like love, love the Vince Vaughn version.
00:56:00
I'm sure I will!
00:56:02
It's Vince Vaughn!
00:56:05
Oh god.
00:56:07
Alright, well, if you've made it this far and you haven't liked, subscribed, or
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00:56:16
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00:56:18
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00:56:21
What?
00:56:21
Hahaha Yeah Hahaha
00:56:30
All right, well, see you next week.
00:56:32
See you next week.
00:56:34
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