Hey, welcome to Blurry Photos. I'm David Flora. Here's a little Photober
treat for you. The boys at Monster Fuzz podcast just head me on a
chat about Halloween times, things like movies, costumes, old memories, and
just getting ready for the best holiday of the year. This one's just us
sitting around chatting and if you like their style, go check out Monster Fuzz
on the podcatchers. And here's a little Photober update. I'm still working on
the research for the next topic, which means I've been reading furiously and taking
notes and man, there's just a ton of ground to cover, so I'm
not optimistic I'll get it out before October is over, but that means Photober
will extend into November and the annual ghost Stories episode will follow, so November
is going to be extra fun. Thanks for your patients, though, while
I try to bake a big cake here, I hope you guys have a
great Halloween and hope you enjoy my chat with Rob and Aiman over at Monster
Fuzz. Gentlemen, what's up? Hello? Hello, Rob, It's it's
it's it's your boy Aim And we're used to me, but we're not so
used to David David's here as well and on the party. Yeah that's good.
How are you. We're getting ready for spoky season. I'm sure you
are as well, are you? Yeah, yeah, things are kicking off
around here. We're trying to fight away the Christmas aisles in the department store.
Yeah yeah, yeah, to try him. Also, what to though,
is to give you like a week of Halloween. I'd like to start
of October and they're like, yeah, here's like a full range of Halloween
and then like it seems like every days they're like inch away from that and
put in like Christmas stuff, right, oh, yeah, that's exactly.
Yeah. Yeah, they dangle that that little bait of yoh, you guys
are going to enjoy this. Here's all this fun stuff. Nah, just
kidding. Everybody's just very once Lights in Garland and yeah, so today,
guys, for this episode, as we know, it's getting close to Halloween,
so we just thought we would have a conversation about our favorite films to
get in the mood for Halloween TV shows. You know, maybe we might
have some Halloween stories. It's just a general spook chat. I suppose to
get everyone in the mood. But I suppose we'll talk first about films,
lads, um amon, what is a good Halloween film for you? What?
What always put? I think Halloween itself. I'm always partial too,
Yeah, but I do. There's one called Trigger Trees, which I'm a
massive fan of. It's like a little apology, but it's all self contained,
if that makes sense. It's all these different stories happening in the same
place. It's kind of like pulp fiction. Pump pumpkin fiction maybe is the
best last name for it. But yeah, it's it's a really really good
little anthology. I think there's like three I want to say, there's three
stories in it, and they all kind of take place in this town,
and there's the same characters and the different stories and stuff. And it's actually
I think it's by an Irish guy who he's the same fellow who did Crampus.
Oh yeah, speaking of rushing towards Christmas. Yeah, so it's a
yeah, it's it's a really good It's probably one of my favorite little Halloween
Halloween numbers to get me in the mood. Nice. Have you seen that
there? Crampas or both? Um? You know, I haven't seen I
haven't seen Trick or Treat, but I have seen Crampas. I actually saw
it in the theaters. Oh well it was. It was better than I
thought it would be, but I didn't have a very high standard for Yeah
it's it's not an intent classic. Yeah yeah, I like that. It
was comedy. I like that the kind of sort of fucked around rather than
just stread up like trying to be serious. Yeah, laught, let's off
a little bit. I would like to see a legitimate Crampas film where it's
like the more the folklore and the things that you know are involved with Crampas
as opposed to kind of a I don't know, goofy cgi romp. Yeah,
yeah, yeah, no, for sure. It was definitely more leaning
towards that. But no I haven't I haven't checked out the Trick or Treat
so I think last year m and that might have chemo, So I definitely
must give that a watch. That's what it's. It's really like, I
had never seen it. I never heard of it, and then someone was
like, oh, this is actually a really good Halloween film. And generally
speaking, when people say that to you're like, yeah, sure it is,
you know what I mean? Like like You're like, yeah, I
don't know about it. Sure it is, like, but it turns out
it's it's actually a really really great movie and it really does get you in
a good Halloween buzz, right, Yeah, because it is tough trying to
find spooky films to actually recommend to people. Um, And I feel like
when you actually sit down with someone, there's like a fifty fifty chance with
a lot of hard films that they'll just say, they'll just turn around to
you halfway through them and go, this is absolute bollocks, Like I'm not
aching to shite. Um, So that is always a risk. Um,
I suppose yourself to Haven't you got any goal to spooky films? Go to?
Not really? Um, there's nothing that I watch year after year,
like you know, die Hard for Christmas or something, but which is sad
because I enjoy Halloween a lot more. But UM, I would say there's
a couple I'll I'll throw out there that I'm thinking of for right now.
Um. One is I have never seen the scary stories to tell them.
The Dark movie, I haven't. I haven't heard great things about it,
but I am interested to watch it, So I think I'm going to try
and watch that sometime soon here, right, um. Yeah. And I
just watched um, The Woman in Black, which was first a nineteen eighty
nine British made for TV movie that that premiered actually on Christmas Eve and really
fucked some people up. Um yeah, and then they remade it just a
couple of years ago with Harry Potter himself. Dayah and uh. And so
I watched both of those. The first one you could probably take a pass
on, but the second one was actually pretty good. I thought they did
a lot more with the story and really up the creepiness factor of it.
And it's a it's a fun one. It's not perfect by any means,
but you know it might be worth watch for you guys. No, I
think you're right. Yeah, I saw it years ago. It's a mud
children make an appearance in that, right Yeah yeah, yeah, No,
I I it was the same I remember watching. I watched it by myself
years ago, and I think I had like a I don't know if I
had a particularly heavy night the night before. It's having like a partial panic
attack as I was watching it was like Jesus Christ, I need to turn
this off. But yeah, they get the atmosphere. Yeah, it's really
really good in that like, yes, spoogy little number, Yeah, yeah,
so not bad. How about you rub Yeah, I think for me,
like if if I I suppose, and that's a question and of itself
that will ask in a minute, like why is your your the film that
scared them most? I suppose, But for me, I think Insidious is
probably one of the ones that really fucking scary. Is that one about a
demon? Yeah, it's a haunted house type of film, you know.
It's the way you remember the guy that kind of looks a bit like Darth
Maul is in at that demon guy, and there's like I think at the
time people were sort of call them like the Darth Maul demon. Um.
He's one of my It's one of my favorite films for like frightening the shit
out of me because I'm not very easily scared, and there was just something
about that the true me off. I think it was so busy, it
was just it never gave you time to actually rest or like anticipate what was
next. I think, you know, interesting, it's it's I don't know
if it's on like streaming services, it definitely yeah, it definitely used to
be on Netflix. I'm sure they probably brought it back in for Halloween or
whatever. But yeah, to your point, it has some there's a few
parts in that, like that part with the kid dancing around the kitchen that's
fucking terrifying, like and it's just it's like it's shouldn't be terrifing because he's
a little over twistfer. He's not even like he's not even physical, you
can he's just like the stupid ghost. But it's still the way they build
the tension on that is like, yeah, things when they portrayed demon stuff
in films that that tends to get to me. I don't know why.
Demons, you know, are are kind of the creepiest thing to me,
but just I guess the thought of possession and there's not much you can do
about it, and yeah, yeah, you know we're actually doing funnily.
You should mention that, like the really yesterday we recorded an episode about alleged
possessions Jordan murders and stuff like that, and also like when someone says all
the devil made me do it like which largely is a pile of bollocks conclusions,
but a fascinating topic to kind of get into because you can sort of
figure out some of it, where it started and all that type of thing.
But I think, yeah, insidious was one for me, and as
well, one that I don't like watching on my own in a house is
The Strangers. Oh yeah, man, the first time I saw that,
that's no bueno. It was the first time I saw that. I was
in the cinema and years and years and years ago when I first came out
so as there were a girl I was dating at the time, went to
Seaton Cinema Grand stuff, and she was like, right, I go home
to mind, you go home to yours grand grands. I went home.
Nobody there and all that in the back of your mind are these masked hoodlums
trying to break into your house? Like it was just I don't think I
slept till about six in the morning, Like it was fucking awful. It's
it's yeah, it's it just gives Yeah, there's something about that one on
as well, because it's like real horror versus like psychological or something otherworldly.
It's like, yeah, it's these motherfuckers can Yeah, yea. It was
very That was like a real life scary type of thing. But I think
insidious. I think if people haven't seen insidious. Now I have hard some
people didn't like it, but I think generally, as far as like horror
films go, it's pretty well regarded. I think it tracks around the six
to a seven out of ten, which is actually which for Yeah. Yeah,
horror is so subjective these days. You know, everybody's got there because
some people like the gore, some people like the this suspense, the thriller
type stuff in it um and some people like the jump scares. Like,
there's so many different types of horror. It's hard to find a movie that
everybody's going to agree. Yeah, this is this is pretty legit. Yeah,
your dad writes, Okay, we'll go for the scariest film that you've
ever watched. It can be all, it can be new, it can
be a film you watched when you were twelve or thirteen, left a sort
of a last American yea, David, is there anything that kind of jumps
out to you where you're like, yeah, film. I do remember the
first time I saw The Blair Witch Project in the theater. Yeah, you
know, I came home and grabbed the dog and made sure that he was
sleeping in the bed with me that night. This was this was one of
my picks as well was the Blair Witch. So I'm glad you actually brought
it up and you've seen it in the cinema. In the cinema, yeah,
I was. I came home, it was late at night, you
know, and I was like, God, this is terrible. Did you
in the town that you were in at the time, was there a bit
of an air about is this rail or not? Still? Because there was
in my hometown at the time, ye were like, like, we went
into the rental store with my auntie and I distinctly remember her asking for the
blair Witch, like, and she was kind of talking back and forth with
the guy behind the counter, and it was like, is this real type
of thing? And he was kind of like, you know, we don't.
I don't really know that. I think everyone was kind of leaning towards
it being not real, but most but there was that it was so well
done that the kind of felt it was those those days of the internet were
so early that like no one could be totally sure whether it was really not.
I remember my cousin was like, oh, yeah, these fucking three
people died in the forest and they made a movie with their camera and like
when you're fourteen, You're just like that sounds like it's legitimates. Yeah,
we're just like, yeah, it's only but I remember I like, like
yourself, David. I went to see it in the cinema as well,
with two friends of mine. And when you're with the two your two dogs,
your two bros, you're young. I was about fourteen, I think,
yeah, fifteen, Yeah, and I went to see it and we
were like, oh, sure, that's only scary if you're afraid of sticks
and stones, and then as like, you know, because like the little
stuff they leave outside the tents or whatever. And then as soon as I
go home, I was like, yeah, I don't feel I feel kind
of pretty nervous about Timber and feeling pretty bad. How many people do you
think saw that and it saw it before? A friend saw it and then
made one of those little stick figures, had had their friend go see it,
and while they were at the movies, they hung those things up around
their porch or something and for him to get the yeah, the shot of
do you know actually in that film that you were supposed to see the Blair
Witch but it was because of I think it was, Yeah, so you
were supposed to see the Blair which in that last scene I believe it was
where he's facing the corners in the wall. Yeah, yeah, but what
happened was the cameraman actually forgot to point that. Literally, that was the
mistake. And because of that, and because of the nature of the film
and how it was done, they just they didn't have the fodage to all
that, So that that mishap actually kind of made the film because if you
had seen The Blair, which I don't know whether it would did any of
you guys see the second like the remake of Blair, which so they do
show either there which no, no, I saw that one too. That
was on her role. They're all bumbing each other out in the porch or
whatever. That one's crazy, like they just they all get possessed. They
all, yeah, literally, they all get possessed by the Blair Witcher like
it's orgy time and Marilyn Manson is singing fucking fucking mechanical animals in the background
or whatever the fuck. But so they actually remade it though, like I
don't know, five ten years ago. Yeah, and you do see the
Blair Witch and she's not looking well, but yeah, it's again you don't
years are well hundreds of years behind her, but yeah, it's it's a
that one, Yeah, definitely. And it was the first movie as well
that kind of perfected that, like it created a whole genre of footage movies.
You know, yeah, it absolutely pioneering that. And I just I
think it's hilarious that tidbit that she said Rob was that that made the movie.
It's kind of like the artificial sweeteners of horror movies. Like they just
stumbled upon it and and they were like, wow, this actually works.
Yeah, this is more like that. Yeah, that idea, like that
concept can work. So while for horror film, did any of you guys
see the fellow who one of the guys who made that, he went on
to make a movie called Exists, which is like a big foot movie.
Okay, when you guys doing that that, it's like, you know,
a couple of a couple of cryptid boys here, But that's it's actually not
it's actually really good. Like it's I saw years and years and years ago.
Because my sister is like mad into spooky movies, or at least was
before she had a kaiden. Now she's like, I don't have time to
be to be afraid. My life is constantly being afraid for my child.
So but we we watched that. We would like always watch whatever, you
know, new horrors were out there, especially when you could like stream him
pretty easy. But that's actually like a really good big Foot movie. Okay,
like really really good. Yeah. I didn't even I was other than
the Parson. Yeah, that was pretty much it. Yeah, no,
I must, I must check that out. I don't think that's a topic.
Aredre Any gold crypted aside from this one, dre Any crypted films,
right, that's hired that most of them, I'm kind of serious. Maybe
I don't. I don't think there are any you know, it wasn't long
ago I watched Bob kat Goldthweight actually direct him. Yeah. I think it's
called Willow Creek. Yeah. Um, we actually talked to Bryce Johnson was
one of the leads in that. He's on the big Foot Collectors Club podcast.
Um, and yeah, he was talking about, you know how cool
it was to film that and everything. It's it's another one of the it's
not well. I guess it would be considered found footage because they are filming
it and then at the end, you know they lose the camera. Let's
say, um, it's it's interesting, it's worth a watch. I don't
know if I would call it like straight up horror, but yeah, yeah,
it tends to great. It's all it's all that last that last four
or five minutes. So you have seen it or yeah I've seen that.
I've seen yeah, yeah, yeah, so yeah, okay, it's so
hard to watch that. Balt would say, yeah, I would say so
worth worth watch. Yeah yeah, yeah, I'll check it out there.
So yeah, I think I really enjoyed Midsummer more recently, just because how
fuck up that film was. The old pushing as Arson and I'll when he's
tricked out, when he's on top of your one, the new Midsummer I
don't want to come out like a couple of years ago. Okay, I
haven't seen that. Have you not seen that? Oh? Oh man,
you need to watch that. That's uh it's the same guy who did Hereditary,
who was in Hereditary. Those are two films to check out if you
haven't seen them. Okay, they're like the new wave of what people are
like art horror, Like they're they're horror movies, but they're done in ways
that are kind of you know, it's not like watching a slasher or anything
like that, Like it's I don't think, but yeah, I quite enjoyed
and Maid Summer as well. Yeah that's pretty good. There's like thought provoking
a little Yeah, but I think I definitely like that idea. I like
the blair Witch style, and in some ways I suppose Midsummer is a similar
style where it's just kind of it feels like you're flying on the wall rather
than they're trying to really grab your attention with this stuff. It seems like
it just kind of like Midsummer for example, is very kind of not much
goes on, but a lot goes on. It's one of those type of
things where it's all in the same set. And I actually think with horror
films a lot of time, the less budget they have, the better they
are. Maybe some of the really good, like even the Far Saw,
I think it is a great film. Yeah yeah, fuck all budget for
that film, the fuck all budget for blair Witch. Yeah yeah. Horror
is known to be like the genre where the markup is much higher. So
like that's quite a load of because like you don't really need a whole lot
to make decent horror movies, you know, And so like a lot of
guys who are starting out film and like, obviously you're not going to be
able to make this really in debt action movie or whatever, but a horror
movie that's just that because tension is all just camera angles, even when you
think about like music and camera angles and lighting, and you can create tension
if you're like, there's a guy around the corner, and then they just
do it in a way where slowly, slowly, slowly, Oh he's not
there. Oh fuck, he's always not there again, always going to be
there. The music stops, and then he's there and you're fucking shit yourself.
But it's you know, it's like so it's a it's a way as
long as you know, I suppose the language of the lens, then you're
able to create something that's legitimately creepy. Because even the Babba Duke is another
one that's a legitimately unsettling movie. And I think as well, it's another
shoe string budget. Yeah, yeah, paranormal activity that oh yeah, it's
a great one. Me and robsall that together in the cinema. I think
they they made that with like twenty five bucks and like a Starbucks coupon or
something like it, and then it's like multimillion dollars you know returns. So
yeah, because I think I was reading I can't remember which day the thirteen
there was, it might have been the first one, but it made like
seven hundred times the thing the money that went into it. And then by
the I think, you know, the one where Jason is going around Manhattan
with a machette for some reason by the end of that so that's scared the
shit out of me as a kid, like a young kid, you know,
but it's it's it is ridiculous. But I think that made like seven
times it's budget, and obviously the budget must have been much higher, but
they were like, oh, this is a complete loss. You know.
It's like, well, what did you think was gonna happen? He's walking
around Times Square? Like was Horror is the best genre, I think because
there's so much there's a lot you can do with it. Yeah, well,
you know it even because a lot of the films are shit. It
actually like made another genre within a genre of like Hare's comedy horror films.
Here's like, yeah, there's like lepra con or like the lepracn franchise is
hilarious. Oh yeah, Leppie and the holding stuff like that. You remember
that one. Yeah, that's right. He's fighting ice iced tea, isn't
it because I hear Ice cuts iced tea? Yeah, yeah, it was
an ice cub would have been out with budget, ye, because they wouldn't
have been able to afford them. Maybe it's still iced tea. After cop
killer was looking, people weren't looking at him too fondly. I think,
um, but no, I think yeah, I think my goal tools would
be insidious. I think Blair, which is a great shout because yeah,
it's but it is like a Marmite film for people. Some people fucking love
it and then other people are like, this is a pile of bullshit.
Yeah, some people feel cheated at the end, but it's like, oh,
what the fuck do you want? Really? Is is anything going to
satisfy you for five seconds at the end of the week? You know,
it's kind of It's one of those things. But I think they're gold.
We talked about last year a TV shot that had actually come out around the
Halloween, and I think it's another great one too. Yeah, have you
seen no, I've heard good things thought. Yeah, yeah, I think
that if you can get around to get into it before Halloween or even it's
a nice little one to watch around this time of year. I think it's
a very good one. It's the same guy who did it is a bly
house and all that em and yeah yeah, yeah, and Mike Flanagan.
I believe he has that new one else, the Midnight Club, I believe.
I saw the first episode of that. Yeah, I only saw the
first one or two episodes. Looks like that they it's not it doesn't seem
scary, but it's got a nice atmosphere too, it I guess it does.
Yeah, it's it's kind of it's kind of like what would you do
if you like stranger things up in a house and they just told yeah,
those stories to each other. But pretty much that first the first episode,
the bit where the girls screaming on the street and stuff, that was hilarious.
I love it. That was so funny to me. But was it
that It's a kind of like, is it it's not supposed to be hard
and right, I think yeah, yeah, it is a little of both.
Yeah, because you know the way hit like a like when you watch
Midnight Mass and Haunts and Hillhouse and all that. It tends to be a
very like human like it's a harder thing, but there's a lot of sort
of drama and characterization. This is the similar thing. It's about a lot
of terminal kids and basically, like you're you know, they go to this
place where they're they're sort of expected to live out the last you know,
a couple of months or whatever their lives, and they're all just telling each
other ghost stories every night. So it's right, yeah, it's it's it's
interesting, you know. But again I've only watched, like, I think,
only one more episode than yourself, David, So it's yeah, yeah,
I couldn't have a fully a fully kind of you know, flesh out.
Yeah, exactly exactly. I do like his other stuff. I've enjoyed
the what is it hunting and Hillhouse or yeah, I thought that was great
and blind manner or whatever it was. I I do appreciate those. I
I would say, there's a couple of things I'd do different, you know,
if I were directing it, But you know, you could say that
about anything. I think overall, I enjoyed it. I love the how
in I think it was the first one. I think it was the Hillhouse
one. Uh. There were a lot of shots where you could see someone
standing in the background and they just anything, They just stood there. I
thought that was really cool. I totally agree. Yeah, I love that,
and they were so hired to see because I remember I heard about that
and I was watching and I was like, where are these motherfuckers? And
then I saw like the Battle of winter Fell horses. They should have done
that with fucking game. That episode should have turned into some type of horror.
Yeah, or that was enough to be fair at that part where you
stuck between the sort of mountain of horses on that and he's like, oh
yeah, that gave me massive anxiety. I was like, yes, Christ,
this is fair. Yeah, I think yeah. I think one thing
that popped into me had, which is a fun question as well, folks,
is I think I'll take a first, I'll let you guys think of
an answer, because it's kind of an on the spot one. What was
the most scared you've ever been in your life? It can be it can
be like from watching a film, it can be from like literally scared,
and there can be any reason or cause. I think for me, like
from like a piece of media. It's a really dumb one. I was
like eleven or twelve, I think, and I grew up on Resident Evil,
its Resident Evil when I was a kige, you know, and I
was reading the Resident Evil books. Oh yeah, Caliban Cove and all that.
Well, yeah, yeah, the Resident Evil books by like st Perry,
I believe. Yeah, she's to write the Alien books as well,
back in the day, I believe. Yeah. And so I was reading
The Umbrella it's called The Umbrella Conspiracy. Yeah, it's the first one.
It's basically based on Resident Evil one, but it does this really good job
of and look there for the fourteen agers, these books are not really like
fucking you're not going to read them, no, one go wow, it's
started. I have City of the Days Resion Evil two one, and I
started reading it like a few weeks ago, a few months ago, and
I was like, wow, this really and I was captivated by this and
I was yeah, yeah, no, it's it's like it's in the same
vein as like Point Horror. Yes, yes, remember the Point Hard books.
Yeah, And so that I was reading that and for whatever reason this
particular night, I was like, there's fucking zombies coming into my house,
I fucked and I just kept in ahead. I was like here in the
front door, banging and ship and I was like, something's going down to
and I just called and I had the blankets are from a head and shit,
and I just resigned to the fact that that I was going to get
And I don't know why or what happened, but that particular night, for
some reason, I was able to geem myself up into like a zombie frenzy.
Obviously, I've probably been more scared, like someone was trying to kick
the shit out of me or something, but seeing it every now and then,
it's probably like, so, which one of you guys wants to go
first? And he's got one. I got. I got so like in
real life. I remember getting stuck in a riptide before, and the worst,
the worst thing about it, I was way way way out of my
depth. I was trying to swim back in I couldn't, and only for
the love of God, I had a snorkel on so I was still able
to breathe, but I was like, I couldn't swim forward, and I
was like, well, this is I'm going to die now shortly, and
I think the most listeners hang out of blurry photos. That's a running joke.
Is going to die? Yet basically he has like five raternity stories.
Yeah, I'm constantly nearly drowning. It's just I have no respect for water.
I like, I'm wading it in your pockets as I as I'm wading
into the water on a summer's day, I'm like, you will answer to
me water, you know, I'm taking it on. Take the elements.
But yeah, it was stuckman, and I was like, yeah, you're
gonna fucking die here, like you know, that's it. And the worst
thing about it was that the fear I felt wasn't worse than like other fear
I've had over trivial things in my life, Like you know when you wake
up and it's like, oh my god, it's five past nine. I
was meant to fee and work like minutes ago. Like it was that fear,
and I was like, oh, fuck, are you trying to be
Like the fear I have just in general is like the same fear you have
when you're about to die. I was like, this is some bullshit.
So and then I think practicing, you're yeah, I'm prepared. You'll see
me on my deathbed, and I'll be all like, this ain't shit.
I got this, I got this. I've far backfiring exactly. But I
think like as an actual as a younger kid, because obviously now you can
watch a scary movie and it doesn't play as much on your mind as it
would have, you know, twenty years ago. But I remember I watched
the the nineteen nineties eight adaptation with Tim Curry as the clown, and it
was like the two movies, you know, back to back. So we
had like two vhs as we watched as kids, and oh my god,
Like I just couldn't get it out of my head. It was just it
was living there rent free. Every time I tried to sleep, I kept
just imagining the clown's face rising up from beside my bed and I said,
we all float down here, amen. I was like, oh fuck.
And so that one got me. Texas Chainsaw Massacre got me as well,
because I had this thing it's so dumb where I'd be like in bed it
was like thirteen, and I was just thinking about, you know, what
the text says are, and I could like psych myself up to so much
that I think I'd nearly be here in Chainsaw. I was going up like
it was out a chainsaw, but it's far away or is that just the
nice wind? You know? So yeah, that's but I think, yeah,
Halloween, it's Texas Chainsaw massacre. And maybe when I was really small
there was we have a book shop in her hometown of Wexford called the Book
Center, and they had this book that was like Nightmare in Elmstreet and had
Freddie doing you know, those the fucking scissors and kind of in front of
his face, that creepy thing he does, and I remember I used to
have to like put my hands over my face when I walked past it.
I was like hey years old. And they had a little cafe there,
so we go there for some food on a Saturday, the family, and
then I'd be walking around trying to get to the Batman comics, but I
had to go past Freddy Krueger was like a gauntlet, so I'd like put
my hat over my eye used till I got to Batman and then I was
okay again. I got aim and actually reminded me of one, so I've
got two now. The first one, I was probably around six or seven,
seven or eight something like that, and a friend of mine had an
in ground pool and he was having a birthday pool party, and you know,
a bunch of us were over swimming and stuff, and then I think,
um, I think his mom called out that she had you know,
made the frozen pizzas or whatever, and so it's time to come in and
eat, and um, everybody's like getting out of the pool and I was
like, I'm going to do one last cannonball or something, and I jumped
into the deep end of the pool and then for some reason just panicked and
I was like thrashing around, didn't know what was going on, and you
know, gasping for air. And one of my friends jumped in and pulled
me out, and I'm I'm certain he saved my life. It's crazy.
Um. But because everybody else was already running away and you know, wasn't
really paying attention, he was the last one that was leaving the area and
saw me and was like, well, I better deal with this jabrone.
So before I can get high on pepperoni, I do bert pei. Um.
So So that was that, you know, remembering back that that was
pretty harrowing for me. But in um, in high school, uh,
I think I was probably I let's say seventeen maybe eighteen, UM, and
I was driving around one night trying to impress a girl, uh, and
I was like, Hey, I'm gonna show you the house I grew up
in. You know, way back in the country. There's like no houses
for a mile or two and in any direction, and m it was pretty
you know. I was probably like eight or nine at at night and it
was very dark, um. And we're driving down there and get to get
to the house. I'm like, yeah, well here it is, you
know, really exciting. But then all of a sudden, the outside light
comes on and this guy busts out of the house full tilt running. And
luckily there was a pretty decent sized yard. I would say, you know,
fifty to seventy yards um of of yard space um. And so so
you know, maybe I don't know, maybe maybe a good hundred hundred and
fifty feet for our American friends here. But I saw this guy come out
and I was like, oh shit, like, this guy's just gonna straight
up murderous, like he's gone he'll have you know, I'm pretty sure he
had a gun and everything. And so I backed into this There was a
place where cars parked on one side of the road, and then on the
other side of the road there was this little just kind of dive it where
you could park a car or you could turn around. You know, it's
just a cutout space. Yeah. And the thing was it was kind of
on an incline. So I backed the car into this space to turn around
and get away from the Psycho, and you know, the car the tires
are spinning, and I'm like, holy shit, this is a literal horror
movie. And you know, the girl I'm with just like, go go,
go go. And I'm like, I'm fucking trying. What do you
think? And and he gets out too the road and he's close enough to
where I can see he's like he's not wearing a shirt, he's not wearing
shoes. He's just like jumped out of bed, came came a running with
a gun and I was making out order. This is important to you too.
Has what does he have? His making out His penis no, no,
he had it. It's like he's more pants or jeans. He's completely
nude. He was just covered in wode paint. He was screaming, like
total berserker coming at me. But I don't if he has his pins on,
I might wrestle him, but if he's got his pins off, I
locked all on the other side, like you know, you're trying to impress
it out of the kop, like I see the weak point, you know.
Um. But anyways, the car finally got traction and got out of
there without us getting shot, and I like sped off down the road.
I ended up like turning off, um about a mile or two down the
road and turning into a field and shutting the car off because I was afraid
he was gonna jump in and follow us. And yeah, it was.
That was pretty terrified. Did you ever hear anymore about that character or anything?
No idea who it was? Yeah, yeah, that sounds Yeah,
I mean, what do you reckon he was? Was he? Was he
going at you guys specific? Yeah, So I'm guessing you know, it's
a paranoid sort that grows up in the country down there, you know,
since nobody's around. If you do, if a car comes at nine o'clock
at night and kind of lingers, something's up. So he had every right
to be worried, I guess, even though he really didn't. But um,
you know, you could have a car's getting broken into or people siphoning
gas or something like that, you know, and and maybe he had maybe
somebody had plagued him before. I don't know, but yeah, that was
it was pretty terrifying. Yeah, because that's like a real thing to be
afraid of, you know what I mean, Like when you watch a movie
and you're like, oh, maybe a killer is under the bad but then
I was like, oh, there's there's a semi dressed man chasing me with
weaponry. Yeah, you're like, right, time to go. Yeah,
the gun thing is a fucking game. Like I forget sometimes that, like
guns are like an everyday thing in America, and like I'd probably get shot
in America's really quickly because like over here there is none of that, Like
it's not even a part of the equation, like you know, um,
and you wouldn't even think of him, like and so all to think that,
like, yeah, a guy like hair, if there was a lad
like that running out of the car, chances are he's going to have like
a hammer or a hatch. I suppose it is equally scary, But I
take that over a lad with Isn't that Isn't that a funny thing? Speaking
of horror movies and and scary movies. Scary movies aren't scary when the guy
has a gun, like they always have knives, they have sides, fucking
nun chucks. Whatever it is who has which can name a character it has
a gun in there in a horror movie. Yeah, terminator the guy,
Yeah right, he's a scary mockery. I think the scares When I watched
him as a kid, I was scared of my shit. Yeah, to
be fair, it was like the ultimate bag when I watched Herminatoor two when
I was like eight or nine, and that was as scary as any other
horror film that that to me as a child, And if anyone listens that's
watched as the own person, they'll testify that film is scary as fuck.
He was a scary character because he can impersonate anyone. I think. I
think it's I think it's like the same thing that kind of makes Michael Myers
and Jason Vore he's scary. It's like it's he's relentless, like to stop
him, yeah, like person, and he can just turn his hands into
knives, you know, which is like Edward Scissor hands, like fucking on
speed or whatever. But it's it's but yeah, yeah, like that that
is true. But horror as a genre, it doesn't really fuck around with
people with guns, even though it's way more scary in real life. It's
like, I think it's something to do with the intimacy of killing you with
a knife. Yeah, do you know what I mean? Like it's like
he must really want to kill me, Like someone can kind of not really
want to kill you and kill you with a gun, like, ah,
fuck, I didn't really want to kill them, But here we could be
a slower death too, yea yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, um,
and you can't you know, once your shot, your shot kind of
thing, I suppose if you want to get a bit of abstract again,
not horror, horror, but while it's kind of the reverse, Day didn't
have guns, but a lot of guns were in the films, just like
the Alien franchise, I think at times. Yeah, definitely the I think
the first Alien movie is one hundred percent horror. Yeah, and I will
say I love and I wouldn't put him in like Aliens, say, I
think Alien's a fantastic movie. Wouldn't have it in my kind of Halloween site
movies, But like the likes of Jaws Alien, like those creature movies.
I love those survival creature movies as horror, you know, Trimmers. Oh
fantastic, Yeah, because that's so like fun as well, Like it's just
such a fun movie, it really is. I I man, I grew
up watching that and it The creepiest part of that movie to me is when
the couple are in the station wagon out in the desert and it like comes
up and swallows the whole station wagon and they've got this far this like you
know, a shot from a little bit of a distance, and you just
hear him screaming, the radio going, and then the car just tips up,
you know, on its end, and then just sort of disappears and
the lights kind of blink out. That was the creepiest part of the movie
to me, Oh for sure, for sure. Yeah. There's like I
love the way they do a little bits of foreshadow and that as well.
Like it's it's actually a genius movie, like the way it's put together,
like in its own way, because you know that part at the start of
the movie, there's that thing with the fridge vibrating when Kevin Bacon and the
other guy are there and then like he was like, oh, yeah,
it's you know, shitty fridge or whatever. And then later it's like,
oh, they hear vibrations and it actually comes back into it way later,
like it just it just sort of sets everything up so well in that movie,
like it's all just such and a lot of those eighties and nineties movies,
like I watched the original RoboCop before, it might beat the Citizen Kane
of the eighties, like it's it's kind of a perfect movie, like it's,
yeah, it might be the Citizen Kane of the eighties because I read
I read about that movie as far as a Paul Verhoeven and he did like
Starship Troopers and stuff as well. But apparently if you watch RoboCop and you
watch it front to back, so you play it regularly and then just play
it at the same speed, but in reverse, the shots all line up
and there's there's some name for I can't remember, but it's like it's a
perfectly balanced movie. The action, you know, Okay, that's interesting,
Like, yeah, what happens when you play it to Dark Side of the
Moon. Oh, I think that no one ever sees you again. I
think that's it. Yes, followed up if you play, if you play
like, here's a root shape Zeppelin horror who comes out with the screen again?
I got I've got a trivia question for you guys. What is the
only horror film to win Best Picture? Oh? Rosemary's Baby? Is that
right? Okay? Okay, give me a go. Okay, you fucked
off, you fucked Let me see, um, can we have a hint
of which decade? Sure? Master the nineties? Okay, it's definitely not
Rosemary's Baby. It's a horror film. Yeah, they call it a horror
film. Yes, okay, right, Oh from then ainties, Jesus,
we should notice Salmon. We should really like the most famous one of the
nineties is Scream, Right, But it's not that. It's definitely not right.
No, it's definitely not. I not watched it it last summer,
and it's definitely not Charity Falls. So I'll give you another hid. I
wouldn't straight up consider this horror. Yeah, I would have put it in
probably a slightly different kind of genre, but I can see where the horrors.
Drassic Park is no, no, but you're close. Well yeah,
yeah, Drassic Park was like a blockbuster, and I was thinking, you
know, in a sense, it is kind of horror ish. I mean,
if you're right, Oh yeah, there's part yeah, yeah for sure,
Um, the only one I can I think. I was, like
I said, can't be right, like Jacob's Ladder didn't win Best Picture.
No, no, but you might be closer and style with that. Maybe
I can't even remember if I've seen that. Yeah, I truly don't have
any idea. You'll have to You'll have to hook us up with an answer.
It is Silence of the Lambs or yeah, so you know, I
Irishman probably called that like psychological thriller more than I would horror. But but
I mean, yeah, I can definitely see. Yeah, I can see
it's as close as it's going to be, right, Yeah, I guess
so. Yeah. But not only did it win Best Picture when the top
five, it's one of only like three films to win director, actor,
actress, writer, and picture. Jeez. I'm trying to think from a
I think from a narrative perspective. I'm trying to think what horror films are
like actually really solid and engaging without being too trophy. And to be honest,
that's where you kind of run into problems with horror because a lot of
it is visual and and tension building, but story wise, I'm kind of
drawn blanks where I'm like, that fucking Straws story was really good as well.
Yeah, you know they it didn't win Best Picture was nominated, but
the Exorcist one writing and Sound. I thought that was going to be.
When you said the nineties, then I was fucked because I thought the Exorcist
might be one ye, that that would be considered because it's a it's it's
just such a classic and everyone kind of holds everybody. Everybody is scared of
death, of that. And I watched it and left my ass off,
and I don't know. If I didn't, I'm going to turn into beetlejuice.
But I did say it at the time. I was kind of I
missed it when I was young, Like I said, early nineties. Saw
you know, you're you're a kid of like I suppose any age after seven
or eight, you're trying to get your hands on films that frightened, and
Exorcists have been out a long time. I did catch polar guys that frightens.
Yeah. Yeah, it's so awesome, though, when you watch it
and you're older, and it doesn't scary, and you're just like, he's
fighting a tree. This is awesome. I love the Body Snatchers. Body
Snatchers is really scary. I found that that remake that came out even though
your one got or diddye out for the stuff, you were kind of like,
oh, this is interesting. But then she that was a very irish
line. I said, there, David, I'm sorry, but there's a
part where I think a kind of it's actually kind of well done because it
shows you that this person is not human. So for people that don't know
Invasion of the Body Snatchers, obviously they're like aliens, right, and they're
and they're inhabiting people, and they look the same as regular people. But
I think one of the ways that you can catch them out is they don't
actually know how to behave like people properly. And saw there's a scene and
that I think where the mac comes in and she's checking in on the kids
or something, and then I think she just whips out or something like that,
and they're like, Okay, this is a fucking weird. But that's
how you know that this isn't right. Like same thing happened in Terminator too,
must have been the troup at the time. Was when the liquid terminator
was on the phone as the man and then the camera pans out and she
has the fuck he has the knife through? Did she? Did she have
a cycloptic tit out as well? Call it that I can't remember. James
Cameron would want I'm not making this field if there's no tits. This is
the lasts, not an odd number of tits somewhere. He He's like,
he wanted to make, Ah, what's that fucking movie? You know,
the Girl with the three tits with Arnold Schwarzenegger. Total total recall. Yeah,
I was gonna say Resurrection. Man. It was like, oh that's
it. Yeah. He goes home to his wife and she's like a sound
just like another side. Funny enough, Not very many asides from darvious Halloween,
not very many spooky films set at Halloween that are actually gold is really
the titular Halloween? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. We discussed have
you seen the new trilogy devis of I haven't not yet. Anyway, first
one's goals. We discussed it on an episode when he feels a while back
and you know, it's, um, it's great, it's hard to watch.
I would say, if if you're a fan of the originals, like,
like you know, I'm kind of a fan of all of those,
and so I thought, yeah, I'll give me a goal. I thought
they would go for what the Warrior bus. I thought, I thought this
new one kind of I feel like they progressively got worse. Yes, that
went on. How are you with the Michael Myers type of slasher films?
Really into him? I'm okay with them. I yeah, I don't seek
them out. I don't think I would. I used to be scared to
watch Nightmare in Elm Street when I was a kid, and then you know,
I was probably nine or ten, and I was like, you know
what, I'm just gonna I'm gonna rint one. I'm and watch it see
how it is. And then I thought Freddy was so hilarious that I just
binged them all. Yeah, and I just you know, it's there's something
about it, like there's creepy parts, but he's so funny and I love
puns, so yeah, yeah, he has that great one? Was it?
I can't remember. It's a nightmare and I'm street one or two.
But the Pirates where it's like one of Johnny Depp's first acting gigs and he's
in the water bed and like the model on his poster comes alive and he's
like, oh, sexy things are gonna happen. And then Freddy's like,
I'll give you a wet dream and he like pulls into the into the water
bed that just explodes blood all over the room. It's so good. Yeah.
I think the one I've been trying to get a film was when I
was about sixteen. I was gone down to rent out garden next door so
I can have a wank, and I think that was I think that was
an Eightienes film at the time, So I was having palpitations, probably more
so than ever. You were like the guy who knows what's up. It's
like, why does this kid who comes in here and constantly rents Horrors PlayStation
two? Yeah, he's like he's here getting gar next door. This was
before an internet porn rady saw. You know, you kind of had to
do what you had to do, at least in Ireland. That was it
was the back of the day. We didn't we didn't even have playboys here
to like nineteen ninety six or something like that. Man, Yeah, I
was trying to have a here as a pew best ten people. It was
the fucking smuggle condoms. Oh yeah, England, Wow, because the Catholic
charge was over the Hall of Ireland to say, and condoms weren't loud.
We weren't loud have any condoms. There was literally condom runners. I remember
I went to there was some talk one night and it was like it was
like a story slam kind of thing, and one of the people was telling
the story about how she used to she was women she was seeing and they're
just getting pregnant, like every nine months pregnant, pregnant, pregnant as soon
as their writers. Twins that's the name for it. The which to call
that, Irish twins, Irish twin kids back to back, that the name
for that. Yeah, yeah, because yeah, because we were we were
at it and I'd tell you yeah, but they used to yeah, they
used to. Yeah, any any married man in Ireland, like back in
the eighties, like oh he fucks like like once every nine months. You
best believe um, Yeah, you go ahead. Sorry, No, I
was just gonna say. Yeah. She was just saying like they used to
smuggle condoms in and give him to these women and they be because they were
like, Oh, I haven't had a child in fourteen months. This is
great. I love I love the idea of a bootleg condom salesman. He's
just wearing this trench code outside the school or whatever. Yeah, he just
like opens it up. He's like, what do you guys need? You
need lubed, you need ribbed? I got them all, every one.
First one's free, the next one's gonna cost you. It was also probably
a lady definitely in or that there was a lad at some point in time
that was pottonholes and I can't people he didn't like. He was like this
motherfucker, I gotta get him fucked there ver. Yeah, will checking on.
But yeah, and also that was that was my scariest moment. I
think I was trying to rent the guard next door orny sixteen year old.
Yeah, I think because I'm a little bit older, and I probably rented
it as a nineteen year old with the same same most probably, but it
was just like that because like three years from sixteen to nineteen is actually a
huge amount of time at that age, you know, So I was probably
like, yeah, and the guy who was like looking at him as like,
you know what's happening here? Bro, here's here's my extra vision guard,
Get out of here. I think I was fifteen actually, because it
was the sixteen play, right right, I think I was fifteen. So
yeah, I remember. I remember one Halloween, my dad rent and Scream
one for me or maybe it was Screamed too. Maybe it was Screamed too,
And the guy at the video store I was like, are you sure
you want to rent this for him? I mean that I was like,
yeah, it's grand, like it's like it's very scary and there's lots of
brutality and that I was just like, look, I don't really give a
fuck about him, so like like I don't care what do you watch?
That was pretty wild, Like like I don't know about yourself to Evin,
but I think we had a fairly unfiltered childhood. So as a matter of
fact, I think that unfiltered childhood was probably you know what started the ball
rolling with the interesting like even Cryptis further down the line and paranormal stuff,
and you know, for us to even start the podcast, I reckon it
all came from being kind of I don't know. They were treated almost as
a treat for us as kids. It's like, oh, you'll be able
to watch, like, oh, we'll let you watch this fucking fifteens film
if you you know, be goals and you're like, okay, well,
I have friends who's like parents legitimately just didn't give a fuck. They were
like renting them out commanding. That was always Schwartzinger when they were seven or
whatever. They were always the kid. Yeah, they were always the coolest.
Yeah. I just watched see they're like he realized he rose a pipe
through another man in this and he was like, ah, yeah, sure
it'll be grand Steve Bennetts. You pushing too many? Yes, um yeah,
No. My my parents were great. They they they really didn't care.
I was watching, like I said, Trimmers, I was watching the
movie major league quality. Yeah, it's a great movie. I think I
think we we all as a family watched Lethal Weapon one night, so like
they're just like there's a part at that beginning, you know, where they're
boning and and my mom was just like cover your eyes, and I'm like,
how about noh, Like he made the mistake of bringing me home.
He went on that one time when I was pretty young, probably like five
or six, and he brought me back one of the old I can't remember
who met the toy line, but it was the Alien toys. He brought
me back Queen Alien. It was like the flying Queen Alien toy. And
I was like, this is the fucking coolest shit ever. I had never
seen the films, but I was like, this is the coldest fucking shit.
So then, like when I was pestering him to let me watch Elie
and I need, it wasn't let me. I was like, let me
watch them. You brought me to motherfucking toys like it's in the film.
Now you don't watch them. But he was like not having it's all.
Eventually I got around to seeing all of the aliens. Aliens I think was
the big obsession for me when I was a kid, like that franchise.
I had so many nightmares about being chased by a fucking Zeena morph Like it
was crazy. When I was a kid, Like, I was just fucking
shit scared of saying the morphs. It was such an irrational fair time.
Yeah, oh no, there's the fucking saying the morph going to get me
m if you had I don't know if you're much of a costume fella,
d um We We've talked about it ourselves over the years on our podcast both
do you have any costume have you done that you're proud of? Or oh
yeah, avoid yeah, yeah yeah. Actually the past couple of years,
I've done a couple that I've been really really happy with. I don't go
out of my way to dress up or do do a lot of stuff,
but usually I can find one night, you know, near Halloween every year
where I can use that as an excuse to put a costume together. So
a couple of years ago, UM, I put together the costume of the
motho Man, which was a combination moth Man slash Randy Savage. I've got
pictures of that one on the Blurry Photos Facebook and the photos there. And
then, um, last year I went to a they had this like Murder
Mystery dinner party, you know, Halloween fun times bullshit, and everybody was
kind of assigned a character to play. Yeah part of them they're supposed to
be really good. Was that one of those ones. It was like a
DVD to go along way or No, it was all live. It was
like a it was almost like more of a play than anything, but it
was really loose and you know, it's people who were just there to get
drunk and have fun, and so it was that aspect of it was kind
of shit. But my character was Mister Red, which was the devil,
and so yeah, I dressed up. I got all dressed to the nines
and devil attire and that's that's also on the Facebook photo album. So I
was really happy with how those two in particular turned out. So yeah,
I do love to dress up. Yeah, Sam, like like we had
yeah, like the last pretty much, I supposed the last. In early
ten years, I've bought a lot of effort into us. I think of
my teenagers. That was one of those saying. I was like, taal,
Halloween wasn't cool for a while. I was like the Invisible Man one
year, which I think was quite impressive. Yeah, yeah, yeah I
did because I had a big ass, fucking trench call and I was like,
hang on, I could make a really easy started invisible Man style thing.
But that was kind of gross because I smoked at the time and I
was small and cigarettes the whole night. True, the bandages, the bandages,
we're getting fucking manky. I just remember taking about that and I was
like, well, they're fucking bandages. Um. But yeah, I've done
a couple of Yeah, like we've talked about him on the pod and stuffore
him. We've definitely shown him on arapads. But I did dart Mall one
year. And I actually properly did dart Mall where I put on a ball
cap, I did, I did the full face paint, I did everything.
It took me probably three hours or something to we're properly. Um,
but it was cool. Um. Do we have any Halloween memories? Do
you have any of them? There? Yeah, anything, I'll tell you
an embarrassing one. Um, okay when I I don't know why all my
stories are involved around me being like six or seven, but here we are.
So I was, yeah, I was maybe maybe four or five actually
at the time. It maybe in a little a little younger, but I
do remember. Um, one year, I was a big fan of the
cartoon Shira, and you know, I loved he Man, and so I
also loved Shira, and so one year I was like, Mom, I
wanna I want to be Sheira for Halloween. And my mom was like,
are you sure? And I was like yeah, man, like she was
awesome, and so she buys me, you know how they had the plastic
Halloween get ups where it's basically just like an apron and then a mask.
She gets me a shero one. And so I go trick or treating as
Shira that year, and um, the town I was a trick or treating
and they had something I remember it was like at the courthouse or something.
They had a table set up where you just you know, lined up got
they handed out candy or something to everybody. Was just one of those things,
and they were handing out those wax lips. Yeah yeah, And we
get up there to them and they had fangs and they had like huge botox
lips, and they they hand me the huge red botox slips and my my
mom, like I remember the tone of her voice more than anything. She
was like, he's a boy. So they take it back and give me
the fangs, and I'm like, yeah, I want to pull off the
properly lips. So yeah, I just I remember that one in particular,
just how much it embarrassed my mom. She was probably but that would have
to be like whatever. But back then, like thanks were a lot more
concert but it was very cool lover to indulge it all as well, you
know what I mean to what to indulge you? And she was great.
And then we went home and watched Leath a Weapon, you know, like
it's that's called good parenting. Let's go. Yeah, have you any I
think that's the only one that comes to mind, is like your one with
Sheer, except my sister was Sheira, and I don't think I was he
Mail. Maybe it was a turtle. That sounds like the kind of thing
I would have been into at the time. But what was great is my
parents' answer to both Sara and the turtles for a costume was just put on
a black bag each, but just for Sheera. Give my sister Wellington boots.
They're like, there you go, turtle, turtles and Sheering go get
some sweets. Pretty much it is like so like a standard issue Irish costumes
in the eddies and nineties was just a trash like sort of garbage black bag.
Just put your head through that. Yeah, you know you're spoky now
because you have a garbage bag over your right so and as well, if
you were lucky, you got coal on your face, that's right, actually
robbed. Yeah, because I didn't really like nowadays You're go into a shop
and they have like wigs like today and we're talking about did you get your
costumes? Costumes? But got the wig, and it's like it's it's so
easy you go in there, like yeah. The only thing you can't get,
which I found out, was those contact lenses that like give your seat
through wise and stuff. Apparently they're not allowed to sell them anymore. You
can only get them from peticians. Yeah. I had them with the dark
mall. Yeah, back then that was like that's that was you were.
You were back in the all or nothing days before the government clamped down on
wild contact. Look, I nearly did Department of damage trying to get them.
Shis right, to be quite honest, which like like they were all
those contact have you ever won contacts? Oh, I've won contact, but
I've never won one of the yah, the creepy ones or the yeah.
Yeah, I just couldn't get them out of my eyes, Like and even
trying to get them in was really hard. It talked like fucking age just
for me together them in. Now, I'm really squeamish with my eyes saw
like as a reflex, I'll just like kind of balls up my eye when
anything ever gets near. But like by the time I actually got the dark
Mall contact in my eye, my eye pretty much looked like Dart Mall without
them, because it's just like bloodshot crying. But yeah, no, I
think for me, the Halloween memory was pretty actually recently. Just last year,
we um six of us rented out a sort of a Irish kind of
farmhouse, like a really big one in the middle of nowhere, and we
spent like the Halloween weekend in it, just chilling out, drink and shooting
the ship. We dressed up in fancy dress and stuff for one of the
nights. I think that was just a real good buzz, you know.
It's just a good a good night of Halloween stuff. Like a lot of
the time when I was younger, maybe ten years ago, we'd have like
big parodies and a thals were always fun. We used to like push the
ball out and do like three days of drink and leading up the Halloween saw
like basically by that last day, only the strong has survived. But yeah,
I think I've always had good Halloween, So I was trying to make
the make a good time because it's something different, right, Yeah, Yeah,
And You've always been very good at like putting time into your your costumes
and stuff like. You have patience with that. I get obsessed with it,
Jeff, for sure. So I think that concludes our Halloween spooky wrap
up. Just to get people in the mood, I suppose, I'm or
hopefully people got a couple of recommendations for films and TV shows to watch and
stuff out of it, and as well, you know, I'm sure Dave
loves hearing from his listeners on as well with ours. If he's had any
Halloween stories, do send them in the Spooky or otherwise, you know,
it's always good to hear them. Ye're fairly interesting. But if you've got
anything that had David before we get up out of here, I don't think
so. I think I remembered more about myself than I ever thought I knew.
So as monster falls for you're back here. Um, But yeah,
guys, thanks for listening over and out