So speaking of people Dead, we talked about this before when the movie came
out. It was last year where Bruce Campbell like, oh, you'll be
getting in a lot more sooner. So I don't think there's much to talk
about here because I don't think we've seen any of his work, even including
myself. There's a lot of foreign films, but the director, Sebastian Finique,
there's a lot of like different you know, symbols by the name.
So I'm definitely saying it wrong. But they've said that this is an Evil
Dead spinoff, and we're talking about a subs and the discord where I don't
know if that just means that all these films are spin offs, like if
in Evil Dead four that's technically Ash Williams, you know, so maybe all
of them are like a Rise. But they made this announcement and they said
the plan is to do Evil Dead films with upcoming filmmakers. I don't think
they said like yearly, They didn't put date on. They just said,
hey, this is our new game plan. As we talked about before,
there's a big gap between Evil Dead twenty thirteen and then Rise ten years and
twenty thirteen was a hit, so everyone was like, where's this coming,
what's gonna happen? But it seems like with Rise this go around, it
was like, hey, the franchise is still there. So Dylan delight this
concept of hey, finding up and coming directors to do spin offs. Do
you think that maybe you know, maybe not waiting ten years, but do
you think that already? Because Rise came at last year and now production is
starting on another one, So I think it might be like if it's we
could even get this next year, right, like look at Saw with Saws,
you know, like horror movies say off quick turnaround sometimes because that's right.
So like, do you think that's a good idea to maybe fast track
these a bit more because Rise was a big hit for them. Yeah,
why not? It seems like a good time to do it. I think
this is a really fun and cool idea, you know, like these these
big time and kind of horror guys and Sam Raimi and stuff bringing in like
because I'm sure they're watching all sorts of weird small horrors like they started out,
and finding these people who are making interesting stuff and like getting those people
to make sequels because Evil Dead's a perfect series for this. Where you know,
there are a few movies now and there is enough juice there, there's
established stuff that you can work with, but it's also like there's not a
whole lot, like if you were to go through a wiki page, I'm
sure on the fandom site there's probably not a ton there because like there isn't
tons of Lord of This, and I mean, I guess there's a TV
show, So maybe there's a whole lot that I'm missing, But I feel
like it's it's ambiguous enough and there's enough. Yeah, there's just enough room
to go a lot of different directions with it. But it's also just like
a classic for so many people. And I'm sure a lot of people who
are directing horror movies grew up loving those movies or thinking they were interesting at
the very least. So and then yeah, even like if you dip into
like Army of Darkness, like that's a total whacky, completely different thing too.
So if that opens up the possibility is what you can do as well.
So I really like this idea. I don't obviously don't know whose director
is, so not much opinion on that, but if Sam Raimi hand picked
them, then I'm sure he's a he's a good pick for this. Yeah,
I'm excited because, like what you alluded to, I think we did
the retro go check out. Look at Evil Dead one, two, Army
of Darkness, and then twenty thirteen. They're all varying degrees of Evil Dead.
Right. I didn't include Rise because I feel like Rise is very much
like the twenty thirteen. It's kind of torture, not torture porn, but
very scary up two's gross things happening, right, And then Evil Dead one
was this like low budget grill filmmaking one. Evil Dead two was almost like
a parody of itself. Evil Dead three was like a parody medieval thing.
So that's the thing where in all the decades of Evil Dead, the next
Evil Dead could be like a full on comedy again, right, And you
couldn't be like, oh, they ruined Evil Dead because it's like they've done
this before. So that's a good thing. Like not even just the lore,
I feel like just the tones of those movies, they can really do
anything. Like I feel like Evil Dead having like an anthology type film franchise
is has lots of potential. I do think they should keep it to like
a two year minimum. I don't think it is the same as Saw where
because eventually people did get sick of Saw, right, And I think Saw
has a really low budget. So I guess as long as I keep the
budgets like they did before, like a forty million, like really low,
I guess they could put out yearly. But I think if for long term
purpose, I would prefer three. But I feel like two is like a
good minimal them to have, where it's like a little break get to make
it the marketing, because I feel like that's where even if you start to
have a low budget, people could turn and all takes is maybe one or
two myth films, right, and then if they're all bangers, then it
doesn't matter because it's like, oh, man like Saw us for a while
for the fans, right, it's like, oh, heaver, heer,
We're getting to Saw. And then eventually once we got to some of those
later years, people got tired of it and they didn't come out. So
that's what you don't want to happen with Evil Dead. So yeah, and
I think that's good because I think this shows that they probably are going with
these type of directors as well too, because they are used to working with
smaller budgets. So there's a director that might work with a film that has
a ten million dollar budget and you tell them, hey, you're getting thirty,
They're gonna be like, holy fuck, like this is crazy. You
know. Like like same thing with us. Like if you're telling us,
like, hey, you guys got a one million dollar budget, We're like,
oh my god, like the gates are open. You know, we're
working with like a five thousand dollars budget. So yeah, I'm I'm excited
that it's just not a ten year weight, and I'm excited that Evil Dead
is not dead, and I hope this is a good film. So Taylor,
I'm very much excited just to get more Evil Dead. I think you
hit that head on where I don't think that it shouldn't go for that Saw
factor where people did get sick of Saw. And I don't think you should
rush these films because I think that it can be noticeable how repetitive it is,
at least to the degree of just how much gore and blood and violence
there there are in these films. So I think that they should they should
really do really well well, like deep dive stories, I like getting to
attached the characters. I think that's one of the reasons why I really liked
Rise, is because I really got involved just the mom and how you feel
sorry for her and yet of course she's the one who becomes the villain,
and just really play with different camera scenes. And that's something that Evil Dead
did, just having like the originally the camera being this entity that's flowing through
the woods going after its victims. That's where it starts. And then at
least in Evil Dead twenty thirteen and the Evil Dead Rise especially, you get
really cool sequences where it's like that hallway scene and you're looking through the people
it's just fucking chaos us out there, or just she's got their headphones on.
Then the it mom drops in behind her out of the event, stuff
like that. Just if you can keep doing unique things like that again the
title card, then I think you can really spice up new anthology sequel films.
Yeah, all right, her final stories here staying in the horror realm
Winnie Pooh, Blood Honey too. They released trailer and they also said that
this is coming out. You had a little bit of bigger budgets. The
first one did well for it's, you know, comparative. They also said
that you had to stay tuned for the end credits Wayne the Pooh, Blue
Honey too, because they're gonna be unveiling their public domain universe. I don't
know what they're gonna be calling it, but yeah, they're showing off.
They're doing Pinocchio and Peter Pan the specific company because there is another company doing
a Bambi one, but that's not the same company. So this company is
specifically doing with the Bambi one. Are these three three characters they have,
Bamby and whatever. This company directors of these separate movies. Maybe they're pissed
though maybe they wanted to do Bamby and someone beat them to it, right,
so there's like some blood feud there. So I don't know. As
weird as the sounds, I need to give Blood Honey another watch. I
probably will because I wanted it to be more bad than good. This trailer,
I will say, it does look like some of the budgets a little
bit bigger, and I appreciate that they're really doubling down on like you got
Tigger in there, like they're bringing a lot of the animals. This one
looks more like the first one was them going to the animals or monsters.
This looks like the animal monsters are coming to them in town, which I
think is always a fun juxtaposition. So I am hoping for a better time
than the first one because I think they, just for me, should have
went all out and went really, really over the top, like for me,
that's what I don't think the mean one completely did that, but the
Mean one was closer to what I wanted than winning the Pooh, Blood and
Honey and the whole Senate universe. It's like, Okay, cool, if
you're gonna make some money, go ahead. I do think they are gonna
pull trigger, and I think they're gonna at some point do some fucking Avengers
type movie where they're all together, and I'm dreading and exciting excited for that
as well. So the trailer is pretty much exactly what I thought, and
I did just get a kick out of oh say tuned for the end credits
for this next movie and her plan. So I guess color me like,
what is the word intrigued? Maybe it's like being scared for intrigued and not
cautiously optimistic, I don't know, frightened into place I'm scared. No,
I might be after I see this movie, but I have I have some
sort of anticipation. Don't know what it is. So yeah, I know
Taylor, did you see the Pooh and Blood and Honey as well? Yeah,
I mean Travis reviewed it. Yeah, you're a big fan as well.
I mean the first one. I do not remember when I rated it,
but I think i'd have to rewatch it again. I need to kind
of put myself back into that world and just kind of get familiarized with it.
I think that it definitely shows its budget that first one, but there's
definitely some stuff that I was laughing at. You laugh at how Christopher Robbin
acts in certain scenes and whatnot, because he's a dummy, very questionable.
I think any person, but particularly Christopher Robert should know, like they'll fuck
this isn't good. You should just watch the first like five minutes of the
movie. Dylan and watched it. I intended to watch it. It just
wasn't easy to find anywhere. Yeah, I never got around to it,
but definitely with the sequel coming out, hopefully it comes out. Had a
nice time because I think this the first one came out when I was out
of town or something whacky. So I definitely want to get in on this,
Like this seems fun and stupid and you know what weird me? Would
you watch along? You know? Maybe I remember watching the trailer to the
first one and I thought Pooh was more of like a monstrosity, whereasn't this
it just he's just the guy with a mask, right, No, I
had the same thing, even like his body shape, Like I thought he
was bigger and more more of a menacing figure, but he's just like a
slim guy. Maybe he has like a little gut going on, and you
know we all have that at some pint points. And then like he just
has a little mask on. Because me and tarytor top of the review because
I was the reverse and waye the Pooh, I thought he was wearing a
mask and he wasn't mutant. But then Taylor, I'm pretty sure Taylor was
right where they are supposed to be like mutated. So I think that's just
the budget having something. I'm more tripped out was just like how regular the
body is. Yes, I thought it's just the funny the Pooh who kind
of has like, you know, it's got a big, big belly.
There like that could be fun as part of the aesthetic, but it just
seems a bit vanilla somehow. Yeah. Really all they went for was the
mask, and that's where Tigger is a bit different. He has like a
tail or something, right, and like the boots or something, which looks
really weird. Yeah, because it was just it was the other character in
the first one, right, uh yeah, and he did well, there
is another one, but he is a spoiler bad fate early on. You
don't don't you'll forget Well there were yeah, I know which when you're talking
about I won't talk about that. But they were three total, right or
was it just Piglet? And was there first one? No, you're is
a different a different story that they address. But I thought there was a
third one. What does that mean, sir? That's it? We can't
you said, no spoilers, we don't there they they hinted the same thing
with Tigger because he was in the first one. But they're like, oh
yeah, like you see it and stuff. But Tiger in the first one,
No, like he was in the drawings and stuff like they alluded to
me for this one. Yeah, by from the trader, they eluded that
Tigger existed, but he was not in the first one. Taylor that oh
yeah, okay, so yeah it is. It is just Pooh and Piglet,
I guess in that first one. So I'm that's one of the highlights
for me is seeing that we've we've gone expanded because what we got owl in
this one. We have Tigger and yeah, piglets back in here, which
is great years back. Obviously there's story reasons, they explained. There's story
reasons. Yeah, owls are rabbits not in here, not yet. You
gotta save someone for the third movie, right, that's not even a owl
rabbit are You're You're beyond me on the who knowledge over here? And Tya,
you gave us a three out of five on letter box. Okay,
so I passed it. I passed it. Okay. Interesting? Uh,
I mean I am excited to because watch the trailer. The budget is noticeably
different and just seeing like Pooh, just that flaming chainsaw, I was like,
man, this is cool. I'm getting like Friday the Thirteenth vibes mixed
in here, and I was really eating all that. And you get the
classic stuff where you got like what was the women in the hot tub or
in the Were they in the hot tub in the first one? Yeah,
I was surprised, yeah there. Oh no, you remind me of the
pool scene too. Yeah, oh my goodness. Oh yeah yeah. Yeah.
So you got your classic like the ladies that are all like, you
know, the they're they're gonna die kind of thing. So yeah, and
what about the the cemi universe, Taylor, are you excited for that?
They're debotely excited. I I really am. I think that this is just
crazy. Let's make Disney feel really anxious, and let's do it. Who
do you want added the most? Yeah? From public domain characters? Get
Steamboat Willy in there, Mickey Mose. I mean that's already being done with
another film, I guess, but yes, I mean Peter Pan, that's
that's interesting. And the other one, yeah, Bambi, and then what
was the other one, Pinocchio. I'm really excited. Special after Pinocchio is
blowing up right now? So hot? Right now? Pinocchio? So hot?
Did you guys? Puss in boots? Is public domain? Really?
Really? Isn't that crazy? Get him in here? You're like just a
horror like cat wearing boots. Yeah, that would be great. Oh yeah,
I'm down. I'm surprised no one's done it yet. Oh and then
finally our last little thing today, long legs. This is coming from Neon.
This is I could never say her name. She's in a bunch of
stuff. She's in an it falls Malika Suka or something. Nicholas Cage is
in this. This has got a lot of buzz because the past few weeks
they've been dropping some very eerie and different type of teasers and posters. They're
very much like they got you intrigued, but he didn't know what was going
on per se it was. It's a good marketing campaign. They've done a
good job. But yeah, there were full trailers out and it's uh,
she's playing a detective looking after a serial killer. Don't know what's really going
on. This is like top ten anticipate for me right now, maybe a
top five to be honest, if I would have had to take out my
list amost one and I still think there's a chance when I get to it,
and maybe it's not like it could be too trippy or not hit that
that level of what I'm thinking, like a top fiver. But the marketing
this trailer for me was just the vibe really digging, the vibe, really
digging. I like that neon because the neon doesn't hit as well as a
twenty four for me, but it does have that type of vibe. So
I saw in here was great. I'm assuming from the voice and just the
little shots that I think Nicholas Cage is gonna be the killer. And I
think that's like that has some primo potential, especially we get like serious Nicholas
Cage because he can't act, and even if he's a little crazy, it
might work if he's like a Satanic or like Lucy Goosey guy. So this
for me is right on the radar, and I'm I'm looking really excited for
this one now. So and I hope Colony gets it, but I have
a feeling we're not kind of because I don't know how why to release.
It's gonna happen, so but we'll see. Yeah, it'd be too bad.
I think. I think this was a really really well done trailer.
The music was really great and it was a bit different. Yeah, the
tone of the vibe of it still horrible, but something different. I was
really getting like a big kind of parallel worlds sort of vibe to it where
they have like I guess it's the text the title of the movie. I
don't know what it is, but like they're drawing text on the screen.
Everyone's a while and it's kind of like mirrored on either side. We're seeing
a lot of shots of like she's screaming, and then it's like a it
seems like a different person in a car, like having this different scene.
So I don't know if there's some sort of voodoo situation going on where like
one character does a thing and then it forces some other character to act in
that way and that's where the killer is being forced to do these actions to
like a medium or something weird like that. But what or is the detective
getting visions of the victims, like some of their experiences. Yeah, that
could be it too either way, Like, yeah, some really fun trippy
ideas that I think could be if they're executed, well, could be really
really fun. So I'm pretty excited for this all of a sudden. It
does it have a release date yet, I'll check. I think it might
be in the summers. I think it's so little ways off. Yeah,
long Legs one film or one July twelfth, So I don't know. What's
going on, Joe, try to keep my excitement and check here it's pretty
far away. Yeah, I'm trying to find out what's coming out that week
in July twelfth, that's the I don't know, there's not much because the
week before is just spickled Before, and then the week after is Twisters,
so it's a it's two weeks before Deadpool three, so I'm kind of hoping
with the lighter week we might get it. But what about you, Taylor,
because I know the Nick age gots to you. But even without Nick
Cage, is this something you'd be interested in? Or did this look like
a pass for you? Know? This this interested me? I'd say for
sure, this is the story. And just watching the trailer, it's like,
man, this this is just this is crazy. There's some wild stuff
going on here. And I like the general synopsis of just trying to figure
out what's going on, like some supernatural serial killer kind of stuff things,
And it just sounds really really wild and intriguing and mysterious. And I'm really
excited to see how that story would unfold, like the crescendo, the unraveling
at the end. So it's a journey I want to go on. I
just love seeing how Nick Cage has gone from just where he was back in
the day doing like really great roles in these movies and just like started to
go downhill and like it's like what the fuck kind of roles And now he's
climbing his way back up. He's doing really really cool stuff lately, really
good stuff. So what a journey. Oh it really is, like it's
he has a career you can't peg And I like these doing these really odd
roles, so hard working exactly, so yeah, maybe they'll be if we
could see me. There'll be a geek first review for that, because I
feel like we're pretty interested. We have heard Kirk on the thoughts by fake
ut uh the mister Disneyland's alley there but uh yeah, well there you go.
We have done it. We will be back for a newscast later on
in just a few days to talk about all these glorious trailers coming up.
So thank you very much for listening if you've gotten this far, and ah
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