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Speaker 3: What's up? Welcome? This is Jay's analysis. I am your Diva.
Speaker 3: J Dyer of Jay Diva's Analysis. We got a new microphone.
Speaker 3: Hopefully it sounds good. I bought the fanciest blue microphone
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Speaker 4: You bought the.
Speaker 3: Best best best soy right places smells like smells like
Speaker 3: a magic the gathering Festival. It's pretty depressing, actually, I
Speaker 3: saw I saw a grandma hipster in there, buying like.
Speaker 5: Video games or something.
Speaker 4: Mall's in general depressing now because they're dying, right, they
Speaker 4: are pretty sad.
Speaker 3: Does this sound good? This is uh? This is a
Speaker 3: fancy new, fancy mic It's really.
Speaker 5: Tall so.
Speaker 4: Oh you can see it in the shot. Oh, it's
Speaker 4: like our third host, the microphone.
Speaker 3: We've had a series of microphones and I kind of
Speaker 3: retire them to the top shelf to mark different phases
Speaker 3: and periods of the growth of my internet celebrity them.
Speaker 3: And here we are. We've made it, this fancy big
Speaker 3: thing and does it uh, it's supposed to have all
Speaker 3: of the sound. Nerds are like, get a condenser. I
Speaker 3: don't know what a condenser is, but it's supposed to
Speaker 3: have a condenser inside of the there's a little condenser
Speaker 3: in there, somewhere inside the little electronics and electricity.
Speaker 5: There's a condenser.
Speaker 4: Someone says, I sound like ASMR.
Speaker 3: Jamie will be licking and smashing bananas between her teeth.
Speaker 3: She's going to be doing a lost ASMR later, and
Speaker 3: I like, you get to hear it flick.
Speaker 4: I like the slimes when they the slimes.
Speaker 5: I don't. I've never watched any of that crowd and
Speaker 5: I never will.
Speaker 4: The sand.
Speaker 3: Jimmy is going to be doing a tonail clip ASMR
Speaker 3: to hear it, and then to hear it to hear
Speaker 3: it bounce off of the wall. I like.
Speaker 4: My favorite one was a cat purring while eating his
Speaker 4: steak and he's just like going at it.
Speaker 3: And I made a joke one that I thought was
Speaker 3: kind of funny, which was squishing butter and doing the
Speaker 3: dirty dishes, and nobody liked that. But so this is
Speaker 3: supposed to protect when I go into sperg mode and
Speaker 3: I spurg out and I can't control the volume. This
Speaker 3: mystery machine is supposed to solve that, so hopefully it works.
Speaker 3: And yes, congratulations bit boys, all the fast bit boys,
Speaker 3: not the slow boys, the fast bit boys.
Speaker 4: I don't want to make you so relaxed that you
Speaker 4: fall asleep and meet Freddy because it's a full moon
Speaker 4: and we're going to talk about Freddy Krueger.
Speaker 3: But if I did meet Freddy, it would be a
Speaker 3: meet cute.
Speaker 4: It would be Yeah, how would you meet Freddy like this?
Speaker 4: And he had flowers for you?
Speaker 3: Oh, you can't see me, can't see me? This one
Speaker 3: of the wrestlers does that. You can't see me? If
Speaker 3: I met Freddy, dude, you're just waving your hand in
Speaker 3: front of your face.
Speaker 5: I can see you.
Speaker 4: It would be like at a mental institution. That's where
Speaker 4: he'd be waiting for me in my nightmares.
Speaker 3: I hate to break it too, but that's where I
Speaker 3: picked you up. And all that is in one of
Speaker 3: the fractures in your altars that you don't remember.
Speaker 4: This is real. This is just a dog's dream that's it.
Speaker 3: Does anyboy get the We're inside a dog's dreamer. We're
Speaker 3: getting obscure. We're like classic mister science theater where we
Speaker 3: do really obscure references that no one will get unless
Speaker 3: you're I don't know, very very eighties savvy. Well that's
Speaker 3: not actually eighties. But Freaking Geeks is a great show.
Speaker 3: But once on the roster tonight remind me, uh.
Speaker 4: Freddy Fest Nightmare on ELM Street one, two and three what,
Speaker 4: which I didn't turn out to be way cooler than
Speaker 4: I thought. Also, Friday the thirteenth, the classic Jason and
Speaker 4: Squid Game.
Speaker 3: So squa squid game was Paul Joseph Watson a really
Speaker 3: good breakdown. David had a really good breakdown. We'll be
Speaker 3: getting to our breakdown. We took notes throughout all the
Speaker 3: nine or whatever episodes, but kind of what I figured
Speaker 3: it would be like K pop meets Hunger Games, right, yeah,
Speaker 3: k pop MC escher that was funny, weird sequences.
Speaker 4: Can you do it?
Speaker 3: No? I can't do.
Speaker 5: Young budding K pop star songs.
Speaker 3: Okay, So I had seen Nightmare on M Street one,
Speaker 3: I've never seen the other two. Two is garbage by
Speaker 3: the way, yes, very much. As Jamie pointed out, Skittles,
Speaker 3: it's a Skittles erotica. It is it veiled Skittles iraka,
Speaker 3: which I'm like, this is garbage and I mean nothing explicit,
Speaker 3: but it's it's constantly referenced there. And then three was
Speaker 3: actually okay, that was like it reminded me of hell
Speaker 3: Raiser two. Right at the mental institute, Freddy, we can
Speaker 3: have it at the mental institute. So basically slow boys,
Speaker 3: Freddy basically inhabits the dreams of the slow boy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Freddy at the mental institute.
Speaker 3: So let's get into so the first one. I'll almost
Speaker 3: wonder too if there wasn't like trauma or implied trauma
Speaker 3: in the first one, because it turns out Freddy's a
Speaker 3: Is he a serial killer or not? I don't well.
Speaker 4: In the reboot, he is a slow boy who likes
Speaker 4: to play with the kids, and.
Speaker 3: I think, is he a slow boy or just a
Speaker 3: dang jam?
Speaker 4: He's a Janet he it's just the guy who roars
Speaker 4: shocking Watchman plays Freddy and I've not seen that. I
Speaker 4: saw a long time ago and we didn't watch that again.
Speaker 3: Is this the West Craven reboot? A New Nightmare on
Speaker 3: M Street something like that?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think Nightmare and L Street.
Speaker 3: There's one called New Nightmare? Is that it?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 3: There's one where they're making the movie and Freddy invades.
Speaker 4: The Yeah, it's set in like a nightmare before there
Speaker 4: was a Freddy Krueger. It's like his origin story.
Speaker 3: Okay, so he's a pseudo creeper. Creeper he is, who's
Speaker 3: friends with kids. Yeah, and the town blames it on
Speaker 3: him or he did it. That's why I can't forget.
Speaker 4: That's the mystery that I think is solved in the
Speaker 4: new Maybe something in the chat will know because this
Speaker 4: whole time you think, well, we'll get to that. So
Speaker 4: he's making his claw, he's haunting a blonde. You have
Speaker 4: Johnny Depp in the movie.
Speaker 3: Remember, yes, John Depp is a young teen man in
Speaker 3: this movie, and he does not last. No, he gets
Speaker 3: he gets amber hearted.
Speaker 4: And they all have the same dream of Freddy, and
Speaker 4: they're like, oh, you had that nightmare. I have that nightmare.
Speaker 3: Remember he gets amber hearded. Yes, Jamie doesn't ever hear
Speaker 3: the dumb jokes that they just she processes them like
Speaker 3: a minute later, Yeah I do.
Speaker 4: I'm the person that will laugh at a joke five
Speaker 4: minutes after the punchline. They all have the same nightmare
Speaker 4: because their parents were involved in the death of fred Krueger.
Speaker 3: Right, So the was he just a scapegoat at least
Speaker 3: in what we think in the first one? Or is
Speaker 3: he did he really do it? Because though I were
Speaker 3: supposed to think the parents are the bad guys. And
Speaker 3: then Freddy is a vengeful spirit.
Speaker 4: Basically, yes, so Freddy was killed by the neighborhood parents
Speaker 4: because he supposedly killed twenty children.
Speaker 3: It's the story, right, I get that.
Speaker 4: And then but why is he always so juicy because
Speaker 4: they burned him to death? So you have another.
Speaker 3: Juicy Yeah, he has a creamy new gift texture to
Speaker 3: his uh to a skin.
Speaker 4: Yeah. So this one has all of the classic horror
Speaker 4: like if you the good person, the chaste girl is
Speaker 4: going to live?
Speaker 3: Is this Cotton their name Leslie Cotton or is that hell.
Speaker 4: Raiser her name? And this is Nancy?
Speaker 3: Is it Nancy Cotton? Or is that Nancy is in
Speaker 3: Freddy Cotton.
Speaker 4: I'm just I don't remember the cotton last name. I
Speaker 4: don't know.
Speaker 3: We make jokes about the names that don't remember.
Speaker 4: So well, every horror movie is also a test of virtues.
Speaker 3: Yes, so it's like Catharsis and you.
Speaker 5: Are how do we say it?
Speaker 3: Some people argue that horror movies are Catharsis. Some people
Speaker 3: argue that their warnings about the vices and the virtues
Speaker 3: the That's actually what hell Razor was, which I didn't expect,
Speaker 3: was the Sino bites. You use the advices to lead
Speaker 3: you to hell with the with false promises, and then
Speaker 3: you get there and they're like, haha, we lied where
Speaker 3: you know, hell bees, what do you expect? You thought
Speaker 3: we'd tell you the truth? Right, And in this it's
Speaker 3: the trope. It's it's what you see in every movie, right.
Speaker 3: The archetype is that if you're smoking a little weed,
Speaker 3: if you sip in little booze, if you touch in
Speaker 3: a little boob, yeah you're out, dude.
Speaker 4: It's like you're sneaking off to be naughty. Then you're
Speaker 4: gonna get killed, like right away. And that's what happens.
Speaker 4: Well in this movie. You never know if it's a dream.
Speaker 4: They have a lot of scenes where it could.
Speaker 3: Be like the Matrix to you, like in Freddy's.
Speaker 4: Matrix, it's like inception.
Speaker 3: With Freddy Kirker, it is like inception.
Speaker 4: I noticed that, Uh, let's see. Oh, her dad is
Speaker 4: a policeman and her mom is eighties scully alcoholic.
Speaker 3: Remember she looks like Dannis Scully but in the eighties. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so let's move quicker here. So what's going on? They
Speaker 3: basically blame it. They blame it on Freddy. There's something
Speaker 3: that her dad fails to do, which is what rescue
Speaker 3: the daughter.
Speaker 4: The dad is law enforcement and oh that.
Speaker 5: But is he become a drunk in part two?
Speaker 4: That's part three. Part two has nothing to do with
Speaker 4: So there's Freddy one and then the one that has
Speaker 4: nothing to do with these people.
Speaker 3: Okay, but in Freddy three, he's a drunk because he
Speaker 3: failed to do something. That's what I'm getting at, yeah,
Speaker 3: which is to do what he went to the house.
Speaker 3: I don't just don't remember what he failed to do.
Speaker 4: He couldn't save Johnny Depp and he couldn't the wife
Speaker 4: left him or something like that. They say that, right, Okay.
Speaker 4: So the things that stick about The Nightmare and Elmstree
Speaker 4: are the really gross like there's so many gross Like
Speaker 4: the tongue comes out of the phone and licks her
Speaker 4: or he swallows, so it's silly, its ew it's so gross.
Speaker 3: It's eighties. I mean, it looks like the tongue was
Speaker 3: like bubblegum. It doesn't look like it like everything looks
Speaker 3: super cheeseball.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I remember when in the eighties I thought this stuff
Speaker 3: was really scary creepy, and I was I wasn't allowed
Speaker 3: to watch it, And then you watch this stuff now
Speaker 3: and it's like this is ridiculous, Like this, it's actually funny.
Speaker 3: You see this stuff like the John Carpenter monsters.
Speaker 4: I like when the mom she just like is always
Speaker 4: drinking and trying to cover up what they did, and
Speaker 4: the daughter's like, why am I having nightmares with this
Speaker 4: guy named Fred Krueger with knife hands? And she's like,
Speaker 4: I don't know, takes another drink.
Speaker 3: Well, it's implying that the parents are actually the bad
Speaker 3: guys here.
Speaker 4: Yes, the parents are all corrupt.
Speaker 3: They're all in on something, and so it's kind of
Speaker 3: an anti establishment movie, I guess, yeah, because the teens
Speaker 3: always know what's up, and nobody ever listens to the teens.
Speaker 4: Yes, And so the mom takes her down to the
Speaker 4: basement and is like this might have something to do
Speaker 4: with it and shows her the knife hands have been
Speaker 4: down there in the basement the whole time. Just it's
Speaker 4: so ridiculous.
Speaker 3: So is she admitting that she participated in killing Freddy.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Then she tells the story of all the neighborhood
Speaker 4: parents getting together and burning this guy. So I like
Speaker 4: the Uh, well, Johnny Depp has an epic death. He
Speaker 4: I forget how he sucked into the bed.
Speaker 3: Oh he's the guy and all.
Speaker 4: The blood spurts up into the ceiling. That's a pretty
Speaker 4: crazy scene.
Speaker 3: And then John.
Speaker 6: Of Johnny Dripp, Jack's I don't know, Jack Sparrow.
Speaker 3: That's a different character, that's not this movie.
Speaker 4: Who do you think we would in a fight, Jack
Speaker 4: Sparrow or Freddy Krueger.
Speaker 3: Well, you can't kill Freddy, so Freddie would win. Okay,
Speaker 3: all right, immortal Freddy's that she.
Speaker 4: Had to do like a home alone booby trap home
Speaker 4: invasion for oh she.
Speaker 3: Does do a yeah, which is done because again, you
Speaker 3: can't kill Freddy, so you can organize all these you know,
Speaker 3: home alone booby traps, but like doesn't do anything. And
Speaker 3: what isn't the whole point that to me, it seems
Speaker 3: like the kids are traumatized. Oh okay, so because she's
Speaker 3: having nightmares and she's seeing Freddy and in part two
Speaker 3: the Skittles team is traumatized. Maybe he's been molested to
Speaker 3: is it implying that his coach molested him.
Speaker 4: Who joined up in part two?
Speaker 6: Oh yes, okay, So then my thesis was that this
Speaker 6: girl and this one seems abused as well.
Speaker 3: She traumatized. That's my theory.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: In other words, it's about more than just evil parents
Speaker 3: and a monster.
Speaker 5: It's like abuse.
Speaker 3: And in each situation that the kids, the youth. In
Speaker 3: part three, it's the kids at the mental institute are
Speaker 3: outcast and abused, and Freddie takes advantage of that.
Speaker 4: Yes, they're the ones that the kids left over from
Speaker 4: the whole debacle, I think, is what.
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Okay, So the mom gets burned and sucked into the
Speaker 4: blue abyss and she had at the end she had
Speaker 4: to turn her back on Freddy and not be scared
Speaker 4: like it and hurt his feelings.
Speaker 3: And I was like, so Freddy is just it? Yeah,
Speaker 3: which you just have to like, hurt his feelings, throw
Speaker 3: a few Mama jokes at him, and you're done, even
Speaker 3: though you.
Speaker 4: Just killed everyone. I know, I don't believe in this.
Speaker 3: Be like Freddie, you can never get laid. And your
Speaker 3: mom is your mom. I saw that movie about your
Speaker 3: mom in the shower. Oh, Gorillas in the mist cut
Speaker 3: down and then he's done. You're done. That's that's all
Speaker 3: it took to beat it and Freddy and then you're done.
Speaker 3: Not yet. What's his name, Pennywise.
Speaker 4: So in this one, the happy ending is a nightmare?
Speaker 3: Yes, in this one, what the end is a nightmare?
Speaker 3: It's all You're never out of the matrix. No, you
Speaker 3: can never leave the world. You belonged to Freddy now Isaac.
Speaker 3: By the way, a long time ago, Isaac did a
Speaker 3: really good breakdown of Nightmare on arm Street, which is
Speaker 3: at his website used to be. I think it's still there.
Speaker 3: And he argues that there's like a fractured in kiltra
Speaker 3: type thing going on here because it seems like the
Speaker 3: girl has been abused, and then she goes to the
Speaker 3: mental institute and then later in part three, she comes
Speaker 3: back as a counselor for abuse, so she's a trauma
Speaker 3: abuse counselor and she tries to explain what's going on.
Speaker 5: Nobody believes her.
Speaker 3: So now he comes to uh Freddy to the Skittles Boogoloo.
Speaker 4: Well, this one takes a detour, right.
Speaker 3: So it's different people.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And it opens with this like emo loser kid
Speaker 4: on the bus and bus drivers, Freddy.
Speaker 3: He's in that redundant emo loser kid. Isn't every emo loser?
Speaker 4: Well he.
Speaker 3: We gotta show no mercy to the nerds zone. The
Speaker 3: nerds are going to kill us all. So it's good.
Speaker 4: He's been having night terrors, right, and he's girlfriend is
Speaker 4: in the friend zone. Yeah, but above his choosing. So
Speaker 4: he has a girl that likes him, but he doesn't
Speaker 4: like her because he's.
Speaker 3: He's Skittles, yes, and why do they put the I
Speaker 3: mean is this I get Wes Craven, Clive Barker, all
Speaker 3: the horror Masters got all mixed up. I forget who's here,
Speaker 3: but I think it's I think Clive Barker is like
Speaker 3: the gay Satanist, like openly so I don't know what.
Speaker 3: Oh I remember looking at I think I did look
Speaker 3: up one of the Wes Craven too. I think he
Speaker 3: had like he had a recommended reading side of his blog,
Speaker 3: or maybe I'm thinking of CLIVEE. Barker. Anyway, they were
Speaker 3: recommending you know, a cult, shamanic.
Speaker 5: Esotery, magic stuff.
Speaker 3: So yeah, so that's what goes into these is what
Speaker 3: I'm trying to say.
Speaker 4: Who did hell Raiser Clide Barker. So he lives in
Speaker 4: the girls house from part one.
Speaker 3: Oh so the house is hanted, yes.
Speaker 4: Because of the clause in the basement.
Speaker 3: It's where Freddy did his gouey deeds.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Uh, poop class, do you remember that?
Speaker 3: Yes? So at high school they're learning about poop. I
Speaker 3: don't know why in high school you'll be learning about poop.
Speaker 3: I mean pretty much. I think by that age we
Speaker 3: know like how things work down there, So we thought
Speaker 3: that was just a bizarre The entire class sequence is
Speaker 3: all about poop class. I mean, I don't remember ever
Speaker 3: having poop class in high school. Maybe my education was
Speaker 3: deficient from the South.
Speaker 4: Did you do cringey dances in the bedroom with your
Speaker 4: underwear on?
Speaker 3: Only when I'm watching Risky Business? Oh?
Speaker 4: Yes, So he does a Risky Business dance and he
Speaker 4: accidentally finds Nancy's diary where she wrote about Freddy, the
Speaker 4: guy who he's been having.
Speaker 3: So there's like a Laura Palmer element this.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and then he finds the call in the basement.
Speaker 4: Freddy wants this kid's help to come back, and he's
Speaker 4: like killed for me. So this is a different one,
Speaker 4: like Freddy's possessing this kid and you don't know if
Speaker 4: it's the kid.
Speaker 3: Doing the murders or this one is. Yeah, that's the right.
Speaker 3: That's the interesting part of this is the teenager is
Speaker 3: the serial killer, but he's possessed. Yeah, and he dissociates
Speaker 3: and doesn't remember what's going on when he kills people.
Speaker 3: And some of the killing has like a BDSM stuff,
Speaker 3: which element which we've seen with a lot of the
Speaker 3: serial killers. Remember this guy is when we've gone through
Speaker 3: the very serial killer stuff, let me refresh you because
Speaker 3: a lot of people forget this. So almost all of
Speaker 3: the major serial killers, at least I've listed twenty two,
Speaker 3: and I'm sure there's more than this. There is a
Speaker 3: satanic occult aka slash demonic element to them, which the
Speaker 3: media rarely talks about, kind of covered up Son of
Speaker 3: Sam obviously there's this. We have the call Oto connections
Speaker 3: to Son of Sam. We have the rituals at the
Speaker 3: gardens where the what's the New York Gardens central bar,
Speaker 3: the gardens related to Son of Sam Untermeyer Gardens, the
Speaker 3: dog speaking to him, the references to Wickerman Zodiac. We
Speaker 3: have also Curleian references. We have the gnostic cross, the
Speaker 3: astrology references Dahmer. We have the demon Altar. Dahmer's favorite
Speaker 3: movie was Extra three and he wanted to kind of
Speaker 3: reenact Aztec cannibal rituals. Ted Bundy we have the blood
Speaker 3: drained from the victims and claims of a cave where
Speaker 3: he would do rituals, at least that's claimed by some
Speaker 3: of the people that know him. And there was a
Speaker 3: file at the time that was lost uh chronicling the
Speaker 3: occult elements of Bundy. Everybody knows. Charles Manson processed Church
Speaker 3: and scientology. Henry Lee Lucas the Hand of Death cult
Speaker 3: and the connection to the Mattamortals cult. Richard Ramirez, open Satanist,
Speaker 3: went and hung out, met the LaVey's bt K. His
Speaker 3: art is full of astrological and occult symbols, and he
Speaker 3: claims the demons that are in him are batter and
Speaker 3: Factor X. David Parker Ray, the famous toy box killer,
Speaker 3: one of the worst of all. They had a small
Speaker 3: Satanic sect that they had set up. Herb Baumeister pentagram
Speaker 3: was found nearby an inverted cross on a barn near
Speaker 3: Herbs murders the Ripper Crew, four guys. They were all
Speaker 3: in a Satanic cult, and they did Cambalism du trou affair.
Speaker 3: Everybody know us about the de Troe fair, and there's
Speaker 3: a connector if you read the Irish Times article about Dutroux,
Speaker 3: you get the satanic connection. Uh Pierre or what was it?
Speaker 3: Patriani the Monster of Florence. That one is a Satanic
Speaker 3: cult connected thing. Armand my wife is the German cannibal
Speaker 3: killer and I uncovered in a cult connection to that.
Speaker 3: His mom or guardians said that he was a Satanist
Speaker 3: from a young age and that she had introduced.
Speaker 5: Him to Satanism.
Speaker 3: Israel Keys was a Satanist. Pazzuzu said he was possessed.
Speaker 3: Foreign person Adrian Adrian Adrian Limb said that he was
Speaker 3: possessed I think by Shiva. Another one, I can't read
Speaker 3: that Steve Sellers. I don't know who Steve's I forget
Speaker 3: who's who that is?
Speaker 4: Sean Sellers.
Speaker 3: It's not Sean Maybe it is Sean Sellers. Is that
Speaker 3: a serial killer? Do you remember? Okay, okay, are you
Speaker 3: sure that Sean? That's fun vampire? Sacrammento at Bobby Burdella,
Speaker 3: all of those then also Peter Sytcliffe, the Ripper, what's
Speaker 3: the temple order, the solar temple that one had was
Speaker 3: based on Crowley stuff, the North Fox Island GM connected killer,
Speaker 3: all of those. So again, that's a whole twenty five
Speaker 3: or so major serial killer people with a cult and
Speaker 3: satanic connections. And again I'm just saying that because we
Speaker 3: forget this. But this movie is about this kid who's
Speaker 3: becoming a serial killer and he's getting possessed by Freddy
Speaker 3: and he associated doesn't remember doing it.
Speaker 4: And also, why is everyone in this movie sunburn? Do
Speaker 4: you remember that?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: And the gym teacher is dressed like a village person.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm saying. I think the gym teacher is
Speaker 3: the abuser, yes, and the abuse is the way for
Speaker 3: him to the kid to be angry and for Freddy
Speaker 3: to come in.
Speaker 4: Well, he gets snelled towels, Oh, towel snapped to death.
Speaker 4: You know how they snap their bottoms in the shower.
Speaker 3: You know you can actually kill people.
Speaker 4: Well they do it in this movie.
Speaker 3: Well Freddy does it. Freddy. Not only that Freddy towel
Speaker 3: pops that dude's but until he passes out, it's so stupid.
Speaker 4: Gym teacher picks him up from a bar and takes
Speaker 4: him back to the showers of the school and starts
Speaker 4: to prepare to do something. Do you remember that?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah, Well that's that's what I'm saying, is I
Speaker 3: think this kid is abused and then he's angry, and
Speaker 3: the anger is the angle by which Freddy possesses him.
Speaker 4: What does lee mall poster? Who's that?
Speaker 3: The mall is the singing the never Ending story song?
Speaker 3: Oh okay, so the kid has the never Ending story poster.
Speaker 3: Look around, then you may see it's super super Skittles.
Speaker 3: So I'll spare you that one.
Speaker 4: Yeah. So this kid, he's rejecting girls, He's wanting to
Speaker 4: spend time with his daddy, gym teacher and his buff
Speaker 4: bodybuilding friend. Ah, he's disassociating.
Speaker 3: He's killing people. Okay, let's this this one sucks, by
Speaker 3: the way, let's just get to the point this one, Well,
Speaker 3: that is the.
Speaker 4: Point that there's like bad stuff going on between the
Speaker 4: adults and the kids.
Speaker 3: Right, that element is relevant. But I just thought this
Speaker 3: one was sucked.
Speaker 4: So then you have night. This was fun, was actually fun,
Speaker 4: and it has Patricia Arquette as the new girl.
Speaker 3: Right, she's a neglect She's a neglected teen she's got
Speaker 3: a dang wine mom, mama, who is sampling the men's
Speaker 3: of the town.
Speaker 4: And well, all of these teens were their parents, weren't
Speaker 4: implicit in that the Freddie murderer, right.
Speaker 3: So this is another parent, so basically the whole all
Speaker 3: of the parents, all the boomers. Yeah, why do the boomers?
Speaker 3: Why did you do we know that Freddy? Oh, it's
Speaker 3: a symbol for the boomer generation and the spirit of
Speaker 3: vengeance that will be wrought as a result of the
Speaker 3: excesses of and consumerism. A joke, it's not really that.
Speaker 3: It's just a joke for boomers always getting mad. When
Speaker 3: I make there will be inevitably be that comment underneath
Speaker 3: this show.
Speaker 7: I liked you until I heard this boomer joke? Unsubbed.
Speaker 7: Why do you use that horrible uh electric piano music
Speaker 7: at the beginning of your shows that goes on for
Speaker 7: way too long? It's about ten minutes. It's a live stream.
Speaker 7: He might understand what a livestream is.
Speaker 3: It's been going on for five ten years on the internet.
Speaker 4: Any way, go ahead, Well, this one takes place in
Speaker 4: a mental hospital where Morphius works.
Speaker 3: Yes, young strapping teen Morpheus, and he's literally doling out
Speaker 3: the blue pillar or the red picture. Well, because he's
Speaker 3: he's giving the pills.
Speaker 4: The doctor looks like, oh, dude, Walmart Bill mahert he's
Speaker 4: giving the giving.
Speaker 3: Out the pills, and Morpheus gives out the pills.
Speaker 4: Dude.
Speaker 3: I just called that. I wonder if did anybody even
Speaker 3: catch that? If you go back to night round MC three,
Speaker 3: Dream Warriors, Dream Warriors, and then I was just saying
Speaker 3: that Freddy is like the matrix and you got freaking
Speaker 3: Lawrence Fishburn giving out pills. They're probably blue even I
Speaker 3: don't even know. I don't even remember. They're probably blue
Speaker 3: and red.
Speaker 4: Well, you've also got the Walmart Bill maher who's the
Speaker 4: doctor Walmart, Yeah, Walmar Yeah, Bill Mart.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that is like the the protagonist, dude, And this
Speaker 3: is like a Walmart Bill maher.
Speaker 4: Well. One of his theories is that these kids are
Speaker 4: having mental problems because of the LSD that their parents
Speaker 4: took in the sixties.
Speaker 3: Oh so there isn't a chulter element. I told you so,
Speaker 3: this one that's there consciously because we're supposed to be
Speaker 3: thinking that. It's a treatise on boomerism and the counterculture,
Speaker 3: and the counter culture produces the Aggregor Vengeance Spirit Tulpa
Speaker 3: of Freddie.
Speaker 4: Good one. So this one, Nancy's back as the counselor,
Speaker 4: like you said, and she is now working with patterned
Speaker 4: nightmares and traumas. And uh, Patricia Arquett has made a
Speaker 4: model of Freddy's or her old house where Freddy used
Speaker 4: to haunt.
Speaker 3: Mm hmmm.
Speaker 4: So she's bringing things into the three D.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well this is why this that element is very
Speaker 3: similar to what's in hell Raiser two. Remember that that's
Speaker 3: also in the Mental Institute. You go into the next dimension. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and there's portals in the mental institute.
Speaker 2: Yeah, two of.
Speaker 4: Them have two girls in the mental institution. Oh yeah, wow, Okay, Uh,
Speaker 4: what if we are inside.
Speaker 3: The dream and so we are in stuck in Nightmare
Speaker 3: on M Street three. That's why the world is so crazy.
Speaker 3: And we were supposed to see the codes to figure
Speaker 3: out that. When the Matrix came out, that was Laurence
Speaker 3: Fishburne telling us that we are in Nightmare on M
Speaker 3: Street three. I just figured out the whole matrix and
Speaker 3: the whole world. The whole secret was that taking the
Speaker 3: red pill actually means the Freddie Pill. That's why you're
Speaker 3: wearing red. I know, the flashed shirt or like what
Speaker 3: because Morpheus was he was telling neo dude, he was,
Speaker 3: we are neo and the red Pill was Nightmaret three,
Speaker 3: and it's basically just we got to team up all
Speaker 3: and who wins, who beats Freddy? And this we'll find
Speaker 3: out who the nerds the chad Nerds. It's us, y'all
Speaker 3: that we got to beat the Freddy demiurge that's holding
Speaker 3: us inside the Freddy Matrix.
Speaker 4: Did I mention that it was like Hereditary where she's
Speaker 4: built with the models, Yeah, model houses.
Speaker 3: Well, I think Hereditor is probably hearkening back to a
Speaker 3: common theme in a lot of horror movies.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so they play a weird type of Dungeons and
Speaker 4: Dragons game, like a nerdy Well.
Speaker 3: At this time, it was this was part of the
Speaker 3: satanic panic at this time that Dungeons and Dragons was
Speaker 3: killing people because there was a story that there was
Speaker 3: teens that took LSD and one of them I'm not
Speaker 3: joking this as an actuals I don't know if it's true.
Speaker 3: I don't even know, but the story is teens took
Speaker 3: LSD and played Dungeons Dragons and one of them thought
Speaker 3: they were dragon and that they could fly, so they
Speaker 3: went out through roof and oh they died. It sounds
Speaker 3: like a fake story, but it's definitely possible. But what's
Speaker 3: funny is that the Satanic Panic itself was a syop.
Speaker 3: There was a real Satanic explosion and then there was
Speaker 3: the fake, comical, sensationalized version of it that they used
Speaker 3: to deflect everybody from the real thing. I think Michael A.
Speaker 3: Kino is probably like behind the Satanic Panic sy op
Speaker 3: to cover up the real Satanic explosion.
Speaker 4: Somebody said Elm Street simulation.
Speaker 3: Yes, we all live on dude. Every city has an
Speaker 3: Elm Street.
Speaker 8: R.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well they all take a drug called hypnocyl in this. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Oh well hypnosis is all out of m kult Yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean it was pioneered as a huge element of
Speaker 3: ultra Freddy and wartime stories.
Speaker 4: Takes the form of a little puppet, remember, and kills
Speaker 4: that guy as a little puppet. He takes the form
Speaker 4: of a giant snake and he swallows a girl in
Speaker 4: a puppet.
Speaker 3: They always have to get more creative with the way
Speaker 3: that kills you. Like the way they turned into a
Speaker 3: giant worm and eat Remember when I was a kid
Speaker 3: I remember polar guys. Remember polar guys too.
Speaker 5: When I was a.
Speaker 3: Kid, that creepy preacher. Yeah, he's like a men and
Speaker 3: I Amish preacher who's a demon's scary. Uh. And he
Speaker 3: turns into a big worm and trust to eat somebody. Yeah,
Speaker 3: if you go watch it now, it's hilarious. But when
Speaker 3: I was a kid, that scared the crab out of me.
Speaker 3: So keep those Amish preachers away.
Speaker 4: Well, I learned something weird about the Amish and another.
Speaker 3: Thing about the Amist though. Sorry to cut you off,
Speaker 3: but uh, it's actually the women that eat like giant worms.
Speaker 3: They eat anything. They're all fat.
Speaker 4: They don't eat giant worms.
Speaker 3: No, they eat like giant worms. They're the ones that
Speaker 3: they eat like the giant worms. They're all like five
Speaker 3: hundred pounds. People don't believe me.
Speaker 4: In the disc they have to do a lot of labors.
Speaker 4: I don't know why.
Speaker 3: Oh that's not why. It's because they have a terrible diet.
Speaker 3: It's all like bread and butter that's all they eat.
Speaker 5: And sugar.
Speaker 3: Literally, they eat cake and bread. That's like the staple
Speaker 3: of the Almish. Female die and male die.
Speaker 4: Well, the way that Freddy manifest and the way he
Speaker 4: kills you is like personal to like your fears and
Speaker 4: you're what you've done wrong or whatever. It's always has
Speaker 4: a personal touch to it.
Speaker 3: Mm hmm.
Speaker 4: Because he turned into needles and he remember one of
Speaker 4: the mental girls was an addict. Yes, and her little
Speaker 4: arms were sucking the hair.
Speaker 3: They look like other body parts, yeah, not moles.
Speaker 4: And Freddy's like put his needles into her.
Speaker 5: I forgot that part.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, so that she has an addiction. So basically
Speaker 3: Freddie like the Cenebi. Freddie could just be a cinebie. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean he's he does what they do.
Speaker 4: Who would win Freddy or Pinhead tie tie? I don't know.
Speaker 3: You can't get either.
Speaker 4: One of them because pinheada has a whole squad.
Speaker 3: Well, are we in Pinhead's Dream? Or is Freddy in Good.
Speaker 4: Razors sim or Street?
Speaker 3: I don't know who won in Freddy versus Jason remember
Speaker 3: that terrible movie? Oh, I don't remember who.
Speaker 4: This one also had a twist that was funny. There's
Speaker 4: a nun who is giving advice on how to defeat
Speaker 4: Freddy and it turns out it was his mother.
Speaker 3: Like that was Freddy is a a p ed. Freddy
Speaker 3: is the product of one hundred psychos.
Speaker 4: Who that is so crazy?
Speaker 3: Violin add Freddy's mom who became a nun.
Speaker 4: Wacky dude, the crazy Patients r p e d. Freddy's mom.
Speaker 4: He's the Bestard's son of about a hundred maniacs.
Speaker 3: You have to find he was your daddy, are maniac.
Speaker 4: Find his body and bury him in hollowed ground.
Speaker 3: To get rid of I mean this is this is
Speaker 3: a situation where Freddy could literally say, my daddy.
Speaker 5: Can beat up your daddy.
Speaker 4: His daddy, you beat anybody abused. Okay, So they have
Speaker 4: to get Freddy's remains from a junk yard.
Speaker 3: That's all.
Speaker 5: The part was stupid. Yeah, that was really dumb.
Speaker 4: Then the nerdy kid uses eighties green lightning, not blue lightning.
Speaker 4: Uses the green lightning. The souls of the children he
Speaker 4: killed are on his tummy.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, well he eats them like he eats the
Speaker 3: souls the energy. And that's what we see the demonic
Speaker 3: beings actually kind of doing, is that they feed on
Speaker 3: the energy of the the life force of the living. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and they like the torture and the pain. It seems
Speaker 3: to feed them.
Speaker 4: And like all good monsters, he keeps coming back. Even
Speaker 4: though he's just a skeleton, like a burnt to the
Speaker 4: crisp Crisper, he's still trying to kill.
Speaker 3: That's a good point, Keith. One hundred maniacs is nothing
Speaker 3: compared to ten thousands.
Speaker 5: That song in the nineties.
Speaker 4: I don't know. That's not heya, ten thousand maniacs. I
Speaker 4: don't know the song.
Speaker 5: That's two rappers.
Speaker 3: Hey, y'ah, what are you talking about?
Speaker 4: No, not heya, I'm thinking of something else.
Speaker 5: Four non blondes.
Speaker 4: Yes, you're confused, I know.
Speaker 8: Are you?
Speaker 4: Guys?
Speaker 3: For those super jest We're goet to those in a moment.
Speaker 3: We're having fun here, Yeah, lots of fun.
Speaker 4: So Nancy stabbed Freddy with his own claw and that's
Speaker 4: how they ended it. Freddy's mom was a ghost nun.
Speaker 3: I want to remind you guys too that like one
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Speaker 3: I murdered him like Freddie murders. Soy boys, right, the
Speaker 3: old me is in a grave, dude, and he's not
Speaker 3: coming back. In fact, he's too tired and bloated to
Speaker 3: even come out of the grave if he wanted to.
Speaker 4: He couldn't escape.
Speaker 3: He couldn't escape the grave. He is in the domain
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Speaker 3: me do. Ember when when she told me like, oh,
Speaker 3: I'm like pilates. Oh, pilates, that's like skittles yoga, right,
Speaker 3: another version, right, it's like gray yoga.
Speaker 4: He couldn't do it.
Speaker 3: I couldn't do it like so for like one or
Speaker 3: two weeks she would just blow me away. Dude, she
Speaker 3: could do that. She has this routine memorized where she
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Speaker 3: Because you're just like doing this, do one hundred of
Speaker 3: these wobble one times. But I could do it now
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Speaker 3: because she replied you remember that. You remember she used
Speaker 3: to have a famous workout She was always on TV
Speaker 3: with her workout videos in the.
Speaker 4: Nineties line camar too, I think.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but in the nineties it was workout stuff. So
Speaker 3: I'm saying, like she could you could do like a
Speaker 3: team up with Catherine Ireland and do the Jamie wobbles jobbles.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because I have something that I just made up
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Speaker 8: You.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: I don't know a nineties song.
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Speaker 4: We are nineteen eighty Camp Crystal Lake the thirteenth.
Speaker 3: I was joking about yoga by the way, we don't
Speaker 3: do that around here.
Speaker 5: We do yogurt.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we smear yogurt all over our bodies and then
Speaker 3: we do the pilates and we call it yogurt.
Speaker 4: Yes, hot yogurt.
Speaker 3: Do you must do the hotch yogurt?
Speaker 4: Speak yogurt?
Speaker 3: I dressed up like oh show and then we do it.
Speaker 4: At Camp Crystal Lake. Are some horny.
Speaker 3: So this is a situation where this is another one
Speaker 3: of the movies that kind of defines this goofy genre
Speaker 3: of the slasher, this kind of stuff. I would say
Speaker 3: the first slasher movie is probably Psycho.
Speaker 5: I don't know if there's another one.
Speaker 3: Maybe somebody else could tell me of another one, but
Speaker 3: I think that this one is like the next kind
Speaker 3: of defining. I mean, it just creates so many of
Speaker 3: the archetypes and jokes and yes, stupid thing that Cabin
Speaker 3: in the Woods is basically pulling from Friday thirteenth, Freddy
Speaker 3: What hell Raisers?
Speaker 4: All of them?
Speaker 3: Yeah, an evil dead right in the cabin itself looks
Speaker 3: like the cabin from Evil ben Well.
Speaker 4: I thought this one had a good twist. The movie
Speaker 4: was kind of but at least there was a surprise
Speaker 4: at the end.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean she had never seen it, and I'd never
Speaker 3: seen it until a couple of years ago. My buddy
Speaker 3: was like, you got to watch this, Like, I don't
Speaker 3: care about that. This looks terrible.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I always thought this was really dumb, and it is
Speaker 3: pretty dumb, but I didn't I didn't know about the twist.
Speaker 4: Well do you know why we all know why Frida
Speaker 4: thirteenth is unlucky? Right? Yeah?
Speaker 3: No, I mean spoiler alert for the plot. Oh, I
Speaker 3: don't know why Friday.
Speaker 4: It's a Masonic templar date. When they arrested all the
Speaker 4: Night's templar on Friday October, Friday thirteenth.
Speaker 3: Well, I know about that. I just didn't realize that.
Speaker 3: So that's Friday the thirteenth.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's why it's unlucky because okay, well I don't
Speaker 4: think this movie hasn't do templars. So then there there
Speaker 4: was the whole John T. Malay stuff and the trial
Speaker 4: and he's the murdyr for them.
Speaker 3: M hm. Okay, So gotcha now that I.
Speaker 4: Know about you got the crazy old coot warning. Yeah,
Speaker 4: last last gas station. So if you're ever on a
Speaker 4: bicycle and you stop for gas, and a crazy old
Speaker 4: coat is running the story. He tells you not to proceed.
Speaker 4: You probably should turn around, right, I would turn around.
Speaker 3: I like when he rides his bicycle to the camp
Speaker 3: and then he just goes into the pantry, like there's
Speaker 3: just a random ass old man in your It's like
Speaker 3: the Crackers in the pantry fallacy, but it's literally an
Speaker 3: old man. This is maybe he's name.
Speaker 4: Crackers Crackers in the pantry literally. So this is a
Speaker 4: story about camp counselors getting the camp ready for the
Speaker 4: children to come.
Speaker 3: And there's not really much to this except that there's
Speaker 3: just a You think it's a slow boy in the woods. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's not a well, it's a kind of and the.
Speaker 4: Town he's called it Camp Blood and they're like, oh,
Speaker 4: I just go there anyway. Anyway. I like how you
Speaker 4: have Jason vision sometimes that the camera changes and you're
Speaker 4: the point of the view of the killer a lot
Speaker 4: in the.
Speaker 3: Space, and you think it's Jason, right, it doesn't.
Speaker 4: Show him, it shows his point of view. But I
Speaker 4: also saw Kevin Bacon's wiener, which I did not appreciate.
Speaker 5: You saw Kevin's bacon, Yes.
Speaker 4: I did. I saw his Kevin Bacon's sausage and that
Speaker 4: was the shock, but he also killed a homless snake
Speaker 4: that wasn't very nice of him. Oh, every character is
Speaker 4: insufferable in this movie. They're all so annoying, and halfway
Speaker 4: through your on team Jason, you're like, yes, kill a
Speaker 4: point of view, let's get rid of these people. Right.
Speaker 4: Do you think that was on purpose?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Well yeah, I.
Speaker 4: Mean, have you ever been so lame that you played
Speaker 4: strip monopoly? That's pretty dumb.
Speaker 3: I think one time in huge school we played strip poker. Okay,
Speaker 3: one time.
Speaker 4: These people were all they could think about. I guess
Speaker 4: there's this This place is a vortex of lusty feelings.
Speaker 3: Well, because again it's just one of the key. This
Speaker 3: is another one where if you even dabble in any
Speaker 3: of the vices, you're gone. Yeah, so kissing, you know,
Speaker 3: below the neck, like you're out. I think somebody smokes
Speaker 3: a doobie, you're out. There's drinking, you're out. And literally
Speaker 3: everybody's gone except for the last girl. Who is she
Speaker 3: she's the one that gets to ride at the beginning, right.
Speaker 4: The cop thinks that the full Moond is making everybody crazy,
Speaker 4: but it's actually spoiler alert, Jason's mom who is killing
Speaker 4: everyone because Jason died while camp counselor we're busy getting
Speaker 4: knocking boots and they let the sun die. So the
Speaker 4: mom has come back from revenge to kill all of
Speaker 4: the passionate camp counselors.
Speaker 3: Right, So basically, Jason's mama and Jason and he's a
Speaker 3: mama's boy because he's a very small quasimotive whish slow boy,
Speaker 3: which we discover at the end of the movie, which
Speaker 3: is the big shockers scene that I'm sure everybody knows
Speaker 3: about spoiler alert.
Speaker 4: I didn't know this.
Speaker 3: I thought it was just nobody. That's why this was Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's why this one's fun to watch is that you
Speaker 3: can't spoil it. So I just spoiled it for all
Speaker 3: you guys. Sorry, but I'm assuming you guys saw it
Speaker 3: and everybody knows we do spoilers. But yeah, it's like
Speaker 3: a vengeance so like he's super mama's boy to the
Speaker 3: point that like you can't he's not having any butt touching.
Speaker 3: You can't touch butts.
Speaker 5: If you do, you're dead.
Speaker 3: He's basically a vengeance spirit for any violections of lust.
Speaker 3: You touch it, but you're out, because that's what led No.
Speaker 3: Three strikes one strike, you're out?
Speaker 4: What Friday the thirteenth is also Jason's birthday.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, just a just a dang unlucky boy. This
Speaker 3: kid had it. He the world was against him from
Speaker 3: the outset. And he's a slow boy, and he looks
Speaker 3: like Quasimoto. If you ever, he looks like Gollum. Actually
Speaker 3: he's not Quasimoto, He's at Gollum level.
Speaker 4: Well you see him for two seconds at the.
Speaker 3: Very he looks like Gollum.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but if you ever, what was I gonna say,
Speaker 4: best your attacker and get him on the floor. You
Speaker 4: better make sure the job is done because they're coming back.
Speaker 4: At least.
Speaker 3: This is one of the classic idiotic mistakes that everybody
Speaker 3: in a horror movie makes, which is just knock him
Speaker 3: out and run away. Yeah, Like no, dude, like behead
Speaker 3: that dude, Like what are you doing?
Speaker 4: Because she came back. She's possessed. She's mp D D
Speaker 4: I D kind of like Psycho. It has been the
Speaker 4: Alfred Hitchcock vibe.
Speaker 3: I forgot that part. Yeah, so they took basically the
Speaker 3: Norman Bates character made of the mom, which was an
Speaker 3: interesting twist, but beyond that, there's nothing really in this
Speaker 3: this movie at all, and.
Speaker 4: I thought it was interesting. There's not even the hockey
Speaker 4: mask in this one part one, No, it doesn't come
Speaker 4: till the next one, I think, So I was pleasantly surprised.
Speaker 3: Well, that's about the only good one in that series.
Speaker 3: The rest of them are garbage. So I had a
Speaker 3: friend that rest in Peace just passed away, and he
Speaker 3: always liked these turrible B B horror movies, and and
Speaker 3: I think the six sequels are B movies for sure,
Speaker 3: and he would make me watch these with them, and
Speaker 3: they're they're they're garbage totally. So I don't remember anything
Speaker 3: good in the other ones. But the reason they make
Speaker 3: these is because, for whatever reason, these became like super
Speaker 3: money makers and they were super cheap, so they would
Speaker 3: spend like, you know, two hundred thousand dollars making these
Speaker 3: in the eighties. Yeah, and they would pull in like,
Speaker 3: you know, fifty million dollars in nineteen eighty five money. Well,
Speaker 3: that's why they kept turning these out.
Speaker 4: They're pretty graphic though, with like the nudity and all that.
Speaker 3: So was this one, yeah, Well, I guess that we've
Speaker 3: seen Kevin's bacon. It was, yeah, which I didn't ask
Speaker 3: for By the way, can I write a strongly worded
Speaker 3: email both to Kevin Bacon and tag the director of
Speaker 3: the first Friday the thirteen hashtags? I don't care about
Speaker 3: Kevin's Bacon. How can we remedy this?
Speaker 4: All right? That brings us to the last feature.
Speaker 3: I hope you guys are enjoying this year's Spootober. If
Speaker 3: you didn't see last year of Spooktober's and the year
Speaker 3: before that, go watch him. We did, of course, class.
Speaker 3: We did the John Carpenters. We did Halloween, We did Hereditary.
Speaker 4: We did Halloween three three, which is the best one
Speaker 4: in my opinion. It has nothing to do with Mike Myers.
Speaker 4: But we did attempt. This was failed.
Speaker 3: I turned it off again. Watch it?
Speaker 4: Yeah, to watch Halloween two thousand and seven, which is
Speaker 4: the origin story of Mike Myers and his trauma. He
Speaker 4: is a abused Yeah, so this is the lions Gate.
Speaker 4: I think we got like twenty.
Speaker 3: Minutes turn off.
Speaker 5: Too violent?
Speaker 4: Is there's a quote about the abyss. He's bullied, his
Speaker 4: mom is a stripper. I think his dad's alcoholic, troubled child.
Speaker 3: Yes, so this is what produces serial killers, I mean
Speaker 3: the trouble.
Speaker 4: Yeah. So this is the story of the origin of
Speaker 4: Mike Myers that we couldn't watch.
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Speaker 3: Internet phenomena, the the It's Taken YouTube and the Internet
Speaker 3: by Storm Netflix is squid game? Which was your favorite game?
Speaker 3: Which would you have one? Would you have one red
Speaker 3: light green light or would Yeah, you could have won
Speaker 3: steak stab at the end where you eat the steak
Speaker 3: and stab people. That wasn't actually a game though, No.
Speaker 4: There was red light green light, the honeycomb one. I
Speaker 4: could probably do that. What was the honey They had
Speaker 4: to scratch out the cookie? Yeah, the glass.
Speaker 3: It's all in here, Okay, now, I thought Paul Jose
Speaker 3: Watson a really good review of this. I heard his
Speaker 3: analysis today. I agree with it. And and for the
Speaker 3: normy audience, this is this is a critique of late
Speaker 3: stage capitalism, right, which there is an element of that
Speaker 3: right because one of the central characters is the girl
Speaker 3: who is the defector from North Korea, and they intentionally
Speaker 3: put the communist defector in and she befriends the girl
Speaker 3: who's sort of the degenerate atheist product of the capital
Speaker 3: of South Korea. They become buddies towards the end of
Speaker 3: the of the Games, and the contrast of those two
Speaker 3: characters is interesting because I'm getting ahead of myself. But
Speaker 3: the point is that the girl from the communist society,
Speaker 3: she at least values society, she values others because her
Speaker 3: whole point of doing this was to get the money
Speaker 3: to help bring her mom and little brother over.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 3: I think she had got the brother over now that
Speaker 3: she needed to bring the mom from North to South Korea.
Speaker 3: But the irony is, of course that she escaped a
Speaker 3: situation that was far worse. Right, So there is this
Speaker 3: quasi how do we put this, It's like it's corporate communism, right,
Speaker 3: It's a quasi critique of capitalism. Yes, But the irony,
Speaker 3: as Watson pointed out, is I mean, is Netflix going
Speaker 3: to donate all their profits critiquing capitalism? I don't think so. Right,
Speaker 3: So all of these critiques of late stage capital they've
Speaker 3: all come off so hollow. From the Fortune one hundred, right,
Speaker 3: I mean, come on, the Fortune one hundred and five
Speaker 3: hundred are late stage capitalism. And there's a degree to which,
Speaker 3: at that higher level, the illuminate confirm level, it's intentionally
Speaker 3: being destroyed and imploded they're doing that on purpose. And
Speaker 3: that's that deeper level which is literally referenced in the
Speaker 3: movie or the series with the eyes Watch Shut people
Speaker 3: who come to the island, that part was pretty wild
Speaker 3: and they're even interested in crazy sex stuff. It doesn't
Speaker 3: show it, thankfully, but it references it. Yeah, in the storyline,
Speaker 3: because that one bazillionaire dude takes the kid into the
Speaker 3: back room who's actually a cop underka not a kid,
Speaker 3: but he's a cop undercover.
Speaker 4: Right, So this starts with the main guy. He's like
Speaker 4: a loser, he's a scallywag, he's a divorced, he's living
Speaker 4: off of his mom. He's a gambler and he's got
Speaker 4: nothing going for him and he owes everybody. And he's
Speaker 4: signed away his bodily rights. Remember that. So in the
Speaker 4: very first episode he has to sign a document saying
Speaker 4: you can take my organs if I don't pay you.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 3: So, and I think everybody knows the organ trade is
Speaker 3: a big deal in you know, Asia, East, Asia, Eurasia.
Speaker 3: This is a problem where your organs are worth more
Speaker 3: than you are or your life.
Speaker 4: Oh you're more worth more broken down than you are
Speaker 4: as a whole.
Speaker 3: Well, this is total commodification. Yeah, right, And so the
Speaker 3: critique here is capitalist societies turn everything into a commodity,
Speaker 3: and you just become a collection of priced artifacts your liver,
Speaker 3: your kid, and your heart, et cetera.
Speaker 5: Exactly.
Speaker 4: So he is approached by a mysterious man who offers
Speaker 4: him an opportunity after he in the seeing how much
Speaker 4: pain he can take with this slapping game.
Speaker 3: Right, yeah, that was a preparation. So they're basically running
Speaker 3: these tests on him where he's proposed this opportunity to
Speaker 3: come to the island and bet his whole life if
Speaker 3: he wants to on these various games, but he's not
Speaker 3: told exactly what it is, right, and so he agrees
Speaker 3: to it eventually because he needs the money. And he
Speaker 3: realizes that I'm never going to get my daughter back,
Speaker 3: she's going to move away with the new hobby, that
Speaker 3: my ex wife is married. I'm never going to get
Speaker 3: the money from my mom's surgery, blah blah blah blah blah.
Speaker 3: So it's all about a debt based society, right, And
Speaker 3: these critiques are interesting. I mean, it is true that
Speaker 3: the idea is that, well, so we're slaves because of
Speaker 3: everything being gamed gamification in basically a gigantic debt based system.
Speaker 3: That is how the world is structured. And that's true.
Speaker 3: That doesn't mean that the Netflix and the quasi socialist
Speaker 3: message are true or good either. But there are some
Speaker 3: interesting critiques and points that I think are valid. But
Speaker 3: remember that at the end of this whole series, the
Speaker 3: point is, as I think Watson pointed out, it's more
Speaker 3: than just critique and capitalism. This is an insight like
Speaker 3: Eyes Watch hut into the attitude of the initiated, because
Speaker 3: if you remember at the end spoiler alert, the main
Speaker 3: character goes and meets the super billionaire guy behind this game,
Speaker 3: and it's the old man in the game, right, he's
Speaker 3: the guy playing the game with them. And again we'll
Speaker 3: get to what the whole explanation of the show is,
Speaker 3: but that's again, here's a middle to lower class guy
Speaker 3: interacting with a zillionaire, just like Bill Harford in Eyes
Speaker 3: White Shut, stumbles into this game of interacting with these
Speaker 3: super high level billionaire occultas. Right, it's the it's the same,
Speaker 3: exactly the same idea. The difference is that this is
Speaker 3: like K Pop Eyes White Shut meets Hunger Games.
Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly, plus they're playgrounds, and the scenes where they
Speaker 4: have to play the games are very childlike because the
Speaker 4: games are all designed about something from their it's.
Speaker 3: Referencing their childhood. So there's a lot of child psychology
Speaker 3: page you know, in culture type stuff being referenced in
Speaker 3: this because part of the game is that they know
Speaker 3: every thing about the individual players, and so they picked
Speaker 3: the games on the basis of the player's childhood. So
Speaker 3: part of the way that you'll survive in the games
Speaker 3: is if you can remember what the game might be
Speaker 3: and how to win it.
Speaker 4: And because the old man just wanted to feel the
Speaker 4: way he did when he was a child. Did you
Speaker 4: catch that hacked?
Speaker 5: Hacked? What someone hacked?
Speaker 3: Okay, it's probably trolling it hacked what Jay?
Speaker 4: Someone hacked your account? Go ahead, Okay. So this reminded
Speaker 4: me of Running Man, like the climbing for dollars, remember
Speaker 4: that exactly.
Speaker 5: I was telling you that.
Speaker 4: They get there and they're in their bunks and this
Speaker 4: giant piggy bank descends, right, and so that's like a
Speaker 4: capitalism critique, you know, capitalist pig or whatever, right, and
Speaker 4: then their process they have to go through this like
Speaker 4: mc esher type stairway room that also looks like Barbie's
Speaker 4: dream house. So it's very discombobulating.
Speaker 3: Well, if you watch those K pop videos, a bunch
Speaker 3: of those look like like literally acid trip, mind control,
Speaker 3: like they look insane. Remember that one that was super popular.
Speaker 4: No no, no, you know, no, no, no, no, oh.
Speaker 3: Yeah, everybody. I'm sure it's not like a billion views.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's like, I don't know the name of it.
Speaker 3: It's something like no, no, no, I don't even.
Speaker 4: Know what the hell.
Speaker 9: That's not what we're talking about, I know, anyway, But
Speaker 9: if you watch that video, it's it literally looks like
Speaker 9: a bunch of like mind control, just madness.
Speaker 3: It looks like a it's a k pop acid trip.
Speaker 3: And a lot of what you see in K pop
Speaker 3: is very childlike. It's very that's.
Speaker 5: Gonna falls that over. Just get this over.
Speaker 3: It's very childlike. It's very ridiculous and cartoony. That's what
Speaker 3: I'm trying to say. Yeah, but at the same time
Speaker 3: it's supposedly adult. It's just its own weird ethos. It's
Speaker 3: it's kind of like, you know, Japanese anime stuff, but
Speaker 3: it's its own weird thing over here. And that's all
Speaker 3: in the show. Like they really transport the weirdness factor
Speaker 3: into and you know, like Japanese game shows, right, the
Speaker 3: craziness of Japanese game shows. Remember how popular that was
Speaker 3: like ten years ago. There's all these clips going around.
Speaker 3: It's like they translate it well into this plot, and
Speaker 3: eventually we realize, Okay, so this is a critique of capitalism,
Speaker 3: This is a critique of everything being commodified. And we're
Speaker 3: starting to realize that. That's why there's references to the
Speaker 3: organ trade and we're thinking, okay, is this just a
Speaker 3: way to get people's organs. It's a big elaborate operation.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I want to say something about that. But square
Speaker 4: and circle face people the enforcers. So you have your
Speaker 4: different stratus of society. You have your elites that are
Speaker 4: playing everybody like a game, betting on them ponds, and
Speaker 4: then you have your enforcers who work for the elites,
Speaker 4: your military, your policemen, your politicians, things like that. And
Speaker 4: then you have the people who are just have to
Speaker 4: compete and kill each other almost to get ahead. Right yep,
Speaker 4: So the enforcers are just faceless drones.
Speaker 3: Well, and they look like the intentionally like the Sony
Speaker 3: PlayStation symbols Yeah, on the controller, weren't video games.
Speaker 4: They use those to train people with.
Speaker 3: Yeah, video games come out of DARPA and the Pentagon
Speaker 3: training soldiers to kill without compunction. All the first person
Speaker 3: shooters come out of that. But I think that the
Speaker 3: point here is that one of the things a lot
Speaker 3: of the tech elite have talked about that we've discussed
Speaker 3: in this channel for a long time is gamification. And
Speaker 3: this is the idea that everything will eventually be gamified
Speaker 3: and there will be points, you know, pros and cons
Speaker 3: attached to the points. That's why the Social Credit Score
Speaker 3: is the perfect end result of or part of this
Speaker 3: plan of gamification of everything. That's not something I make.
Speaker 3: Go look up the ted talks by a lot of
Speaker 3: the Silicon Valley tech elite people that are like, just
Speaker 3: imagine a world where when you brush your teeth, if
Speaker 3: you do a good job and brush your teeth like
Speaker 3: you're supposed to, you'll get points that day, Matt. Those
Speaker 3: points will go on your weekly score that week. They
Speaker 3: were literally talking about the Social Credit Score years ago.
Speaker 3: They just weren't calling it the Social Credit score. They
Speaker 3: were saying, it'll be like playing a game. Oh, everything
Speaker 3: in the society is a game. It's gonna be so fung.
Speaker 3: If you brush your indeed, you get points because you're
Speaker 3: a good person. Literally, that's what was Look it up.
Speaker 3: Look up ted talk gamification.
Speaker 4: Because all of the appliances and everything will be smart appliances,
Speaker 4: your refrigerator, your toilet, your toothbrush.
Speaker 3: Here it's not nom nom nominos, bon bon bon bon
Speaker 3: bon play pompoon, No, it's copyright. I'll get But if
Speaker 3: you're looking for this like ridiculous thing that I'm talking about,
Speaker 3: which is like acid trip k pop, this is it.
Speaker 3: It's that Pong Pong pond. I'm sure everybody's heard it.
Speaker 3: It's got like two hundred million views.
Speaker 4: But that's funny.
Speaker 3: And if you remember, is it one of the biggest
Speaker 3: songs or the biggest song of all time?
Speaker 5: Still that?
Speaker 3: Uh the K pop song of what's it where you
Speaker 3: do that stupid dance? Oh yeah, that's it used to
Speaker 3: be like like two or it's like three billion plays
Speaker 3: on YouTube.
Speaker 4: So I'm like gam style, yeah, like that.
Speaker 3: It's just bizarre, like the whole ethos. Daniel Spaulding had
Speaker 3: a really good because he lived he married a girl
Speaker 3: from South Korea and he lived there for several years.
Speaker 3: I think he's back in the US, but he knew
Speaker 3: all about North and South Korea.
Speaker 5: The whole culture.
Speaker 3: And he had a really good breakdown one time, I
Speaker 3: don't remember where it was as.
Speaker 5: An essay or podcast.
Speaker 3: He had a good breakdown of like why k pop,
Speaker 3: you know, compared to J pop and Japanese versus Korean culture,
Speaker 3: And I have something to do with the I'm trying
Speaker 3: to remember how it goes either Japan or Korea South Korea.
Speaker 3: Obviously one of them is the elites run the other country,
Speaker 3: like like the richest family in Japan or like Korea
Speaker 3: South Koreans, and they're called something like the Kim some
Speaker 3: very obvious or it's the other way around. But it
Speaker 3: was just very bizarre, right, like stuff I never knew
Speaker 3: or heard.
Speaker 1: Ever.
Speaker 5: Isn't that interesting?
Speaker 4: What is J pop instead of K pop?
Speaker 3: H that's my boomer song? Go watch the Boomsday clock song.
Speaker 3: That's the best example of jpop.
Speaker 4: No, not pennywiseise.
Speaker 3: Okay, so let's get back to this where we are.
Speaker 4: Why the coffins look like giant gift boxes, and sometimes
Speaker 4: they burn the people alive, and sometimes they harvest their organs.
Speaker 3: Well because what is a present but a commodity and
Speaker 3: the people are the commodities.
Speaker 5: Everything's commodified.
Speaker 4: Okay. I was thinking maybe it was like a sacrifice too,
Speaker 4: but there wasn't nothing esoteric really in this except for
Speaker 4: the elites. Oh well, they were wearing the mask kind
Speaker 4: of like the Rothschild.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they wear raw child like Satanic a party garb
Speaker 3: and they come to the island for sex parties.
Speaker 4: Remember, Yeah, are these dead bodies a gift for Lucifer's
Speaker 4: like that? Because he found a little gift box in
Speaker 4: his office in the Black mass Man office, and I
Speaker 4: forgot what was inside that.
Speaker 5: I think it was something about his brother.
Speaker 3: I can't remember either, but I mean I think they're
Speaker 3: setting up for season two as well. So we don't
Speaker 3: know who. Like the guy who was in the mask,
Speaker 3: we don't know his backstory or what the deal is
Speaker 3: while he's doing this the players, he's the brother, isn't
Speaker 3: he the brother?
Speaker 5: Or the cop?
Speaker 4: The game master is the cops brother?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah, And he was like, why are you doing this?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: And he never answered him. He just killed it.
Speaker 4: The players are all broken in debt. They can terminate
Speaker 4: the game if the majority agrees. So that was an interesting.
Speaker 3: Well, they wanted to set it up as fair. That
Speaker 3: was an odd thing because nothing in the game is
Speaker 3: actually fair. But they're like, we're going to make this fair,
Speaker 3: and it's you can basically forfeit your life to win
Speaker 3: a zillion dollars or you are out of here. You're dead, right.
Speaker 3: So the point being, I think that the way the
Speaker 3: world system is structured is that it is based on debt,
Speaker 3: and this whole show is showing you the way the
Speaker 3: world is structured is a debt based model, and that
Speaker 3: everything thus becomes commodified. But ultimately it's not a question
Speaker 3: of capitalism, communism, socialism, even though I think ultimately this
Speaker 3: again for the normies, this has like oh cool, dude,
Speaker 3: it's like a socialist critique. No, actually it's a it's
Speaker 3: a middle finger from the elite. That's what this is.
Speaker 3: This is basically saying you mean nothing, and just as
Speaker 3: easily as the people in this can be deepop, you
Speaker 3: will all be deepop. That's what this show is about.
Speaker 3: The show is about all society because you notice as
Speaker 3: this the games progress, they get more and more self interested,
Speaker 3: more and more guarded. They set up remember when they
Speaker 3: make teams and then when they go back to their
Speaker 3: to their bunks, they turned their bunks into little many countries.
Speaker 3: So this is the nation state. This is tribalism in
Speaker 3: the nation states.
Speaker 4: How the elite get people to war and fight and die.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's literally game of Nations, Miles Copeland. It's the
Speaker 3: Grand Chess board. What is the big nam Brezienski's Grand
Speaker 3: Chess Board? But a game. Yeah, your pawns in the
Speaker 3: game and when they get to the bridge game, they're
Speaker 3: literally actually pawns, remember, Yeah, because when they fall off
Speaker 3: the bridge, he knocks the pawn off of the elites
Speaker 3: little toy bridge they have.
Speaker 4: Uh, the game Master, the mass men and Black Doctor
Speaker 4: Doom or whatever. He was a former winner.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so the guy that wins gets to be like
Speaker 3: the game master.
Speaker 4: What do you even win if you're still stuck in
Speaker 4: this evil hierarchy where now you have to.
Speaker 3: You're just stuck on this island running it. So that's
Speaker 3: the the crap part. Or be like if you could
Speaker 3: win like a forty five billion dollars, but you can't
Speaker 3: leave this stupid island with nothing on it.
Speaker 4: The right, So the social dynamics and the control experiment
Speaker 4: aspect of it and then there's the prize. Money is
Speaker 4: enough to keep them playing when they think they have
Speaker 4: this democratic process.
Speaker 3: Well that part was interesting because yeah, from the vantage
Speaker 3: point of the people, oh you're free, you're free to
Speaker 3: do whatever you want. But it's really only a freedom
Speaker 3: that can't be exercised because it's a freedom under the
Speaker 3: control of a total controlled system which they're surveilled. It's
Speaker 3: total surveillance. They can't do anything. They try to start
Speaker 3: their own little prison economies, but that doesn't work, and
Speaker 3: really they all end up dead. It's just a model
Speaker 3: for how they illuminate confirmed controls of the world. That's it.
Speaker 3: It's like it's showing you how they control everyone because
Speaker 3: we're just the players in the game, individuals and the nations.
Speaker 4: But they're not even to the sims, like they bet
Speaker 4: on their death. So it's even more sinister than just
Speaker 4: controlling resources and having the most. Then you actually have
Speaker 4: to turn it into more evil and to delight in
Speaker 4: their dying right. It is a game.
Speaker 3: Well, that's what the old guy says at the end
Speaker 3: when the main character makes it through the games and
Speaker 3: he goes and he asks the old man, He's like,
Speaker 3: why did you do all this, and he says, well,
Speaker 3: I was super super rich. And he says that I
Speaker 3: made money by lending money, so he's a user. He's
Speaker 3: a loan shark at a mega level, so he's a
Speaker 3: billionaire zillionaire. And he says, I had all the pleasures
Speaker 3: and so I was bored. Nothing was enjoyable for me.
Speaker 3: And he said, the last thing I remember being fun
Speaker 3: was being a kid and playing games. So the world
Speaker 3: becomes my toy box, right, And it was all because
Speaker 3: he want he was looking back towards the pleasure that
Speaker 3: he lost, like William Randolf Hurst and Citizen Kane, like
Speaker 3: he thinks back to that sled. That was the last
Speaker 3: time he was happy, was Brian and has stupid sled
Speaker 3: rosebud right, because he's miserable.
Speaker 4: Do you remember when they paused the game because they
Speaker 4: voted they didn't want to do it anymore, And then
Speaker 4: they came back and they had to sign a contract
Speaker 4: and they came back because the outside world was just
Speaker 4: as bad as the world where you're playing death games.
Speaker 3: The outsoid world is death games. That's the yeah.
Speaker 4: And he tried to get the word out and go
Speaker 4: to the police and tell them there's this crazy island
Speaker 4: where they're killing people, and of course he didn't believe him.
Speaker 4: So that's kind of a commentary on somebody who's seen
Speaker 4: behind the workings of things. They know kind of what's
Speaker 4: going on, like kind of like our audience, and then
Speaker 4: they go back into the other world and try to
Speaker 4: get the word out and nobody even believes them.
Speaker 5: Right, I'm all paranoid now, like somethime's been hacked.
Speaker 3: Something You look up through to make sure that there's
Speaker 3: not like giant butts and pps being posted all over
Speaker 3: my profile. We told you all along he's an occultist.
Speaker 3: Look at the PEPs and the butts. Yeah, we got him, dude,
Speaker 3: we got her. It's just that old Korean dude that's
Speaker 3: playing tricks on me.
Speaker 5: You wanted to send out butts in my name.
Speaker 4: You're being bogged by the bogs and us.
Speaker 3: It's still a man in the chat trolling us. He's
Speaker 3: the one that's playing the squid game.
Speaker 4: It's Klaus Schwab doing cyber polygon just on you like
Speaker 4: a tiny heir.
Speaker 3: I don't forget too. The symbolism of the square, the
Speaker 3: circle of the triangle. The square is the world, and
Speaker 3: it's the Masonic square and then the triangle. It sits
Speaker 3: above the square and at the top is the ilumina
Speaker 3: eliminate confirm Do you remember that? And that's where you're
Speaker 3: supposed to put your to win the game. Is that
Speaker 3: trying that circle at the top of the triangle? Yeah,
Speaker 3: remember that to.
Speaker 4: Get into the tiny little elite group.
Speaker 3: That's how you But I'm saying, yeah, that's how you
Speaker 3: win squid game. Winning squid game. Literally in the last game,
Speaker 3: which is the squid game, is to put your foot
Speaker 3: you got to step into the circle which is at
Speaker 3: the apex of the pyramid on top of a box.
Speaker 3: All right, So the four the four square box represents
Speaker 3: the earth of the world, the four cardinal directions. The
Speaker 3: pyramid is the struct the power structure that runs the world.
Speaker 5: That's what it is.
Speaker 4: So it's very alchemical in it's symbolism. I did not
Speaker 4: like how they treated the Christian character. Oh I forgot
Speaker 4: about that hypocrite.
Speaker 3: As usual as usual if you're a Christian, you're just
Speaker 3: a hypocrite and the girl a coward.
Speaker 5: So he is like pushed off the bridge.
Speaker 4: And there was another anecdote about a girl.
Speaker 3: No, but the girl that befriends the Northern Korean girl,
Speaker 3: the defector. Yeah, she's the degenerate daughter of a pastor.
Speaker 3: And by the way, a lot of those, a lot
Speaker 3: of those South Korean pastors actually are like mega church
Speaker 3: scam artists that big. It's like the biggest church in
Speaker 3: the world. Jongi cho I think it's his name, because
Speaker 3: South Korean mega church that ended up being like a
Speaker 3: big money laundering thing. So that's kind of true. But
Speaker 3: the point is that all of the references to God
Speaker 3: and Christianity are basically negative except at the end. Did
Speaker 3: you notice the interesting part at the end when the
Speaker 3: main guy makes it out and it's he's helped by.
Speaker 5: The street preacher. Do you remember that? Do you remember that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, And he tells him that Jesus is what you need.
Speaker 5: Do you remember, Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, the Christian pastor killed the mom and m l
Speaker 4: e s the daughter. So that's the two.
Speaker 3: So the religions are just hypocrites. Although it's ambiguous with
Speaker 3: that guy at the end who's the street preacher, it's
Speaker 3: hard to.
Speaker 5: Tell what his.
Speaker 8: Is.
Speaker 3: He basically signaling the real redemption of the main character.
Speaker 3: Because the main character starts out as a Buddhist There's
Speaker 3: multiple references to religion in the film, but the religions
Speaker 3: don't really get anybody anywhere. It's the brutality. It's the
Speaker 3: you know, survival of the fittest attitude that gets the
Speaker 3: main guy through the games. And then when he gets
Speaker 3: out of the game and he's back to the real
Speaker 3: world off the island, he is helped by the street
Speaker 3: preacher who preaches Jesus to him, which is interesting, but
Speaker 3: I don't know what.
Speaker 4: To make of it exactly, do you know they.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a good point. Yeah, every Christian character is
Speaker 3: basically nuts. I mean, even that street preacher character is
Speaker 3: basically a wacko.
Speaker 4: Right. They make you turn against your best friend and
Speaker 4: compete against them.
Speaker 3: Well, that's the idea of total strict capitalism is social Darwinism.
Speaker 3: The two go together, Solise fair capitalism, Adam Smith, all
Speaker 3: of that basically coalesces with the emergence and rise of
Speaker 3: Darwinism and social Darwinism. Right. I'm not saying that they're identical.
Speaker 3: I know that Darwinism is after Adam Smith and John
Speaker 3: Locke and all that, but the attitude, the idea is
Speaker 3: very similar, and they go together. Because if I'm at
Speaker 3: the apex of the social Darwinian hierarchy. It's in my
Speaker 3: best interest to not just compete and win against everyone else,
Speaker 3: but to kill everyone else. In other words, the attitude
Speaker 3: becomes ultimately one of Malthusianism. Malthusianism makes perfect sense with Ah,
Speaker 3: I'm Smith's philosophy.
Speaker 4: He picks predator.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's no there's no logical reason why I need to,
Speaker 3: you know, agree to the non aggression principle, be nice
Speaker 3: to you, be fair in business. If I want to win,
Speaker 3: I win at all costs. And I destroyed my opponents.
Speaker 4: So when the elite arrive to watch the games in person,
Speaker 4: they're all wearing these animal masks, which is it looks
Speaker 4: like it looks like a metaphor for their worldview, Which
Speaker 4: is that what you just said, Randamal is exactly. Oh,
Speaker 4: and their VIP lounge has people's furniture and looks like
Speaker 4: jungle cruise restaurants. They are literally hanging out in a jungle.
Speaker 4: They're kings of the jungle and using human exactly good
Speaker 4: point furniture and.
Speaker 3: Other commodities. Yeah, I remember well, and remember too. Humans
Speaker 3: are furniture and the girl is furniture. In soil and green.
Speaker 3: Oh she comes with the apartment. She's called furniture. Lston says,
Speaker 3: you have the furniture. Yeah, yeah, good point, my cold
Speaker 3: dead ads.
Speaker 4: There's one game where there's a checkerboard floor. Oh no, no,
Speaker 4: in the bunk room and their last supper they're eating
Speaker 4: over a checkerboard floor, the sonic black and white checker board.
Speaker 3: Well it's the checkerboard floor, not just because of the
Speaker 3: Masonic element, because of the chessboard, grand chessboard. That's Brazenski's
Speaker 3: point is that the world is a chessboard, and the
Speaker 3: elite move the nations and the people on the chessboard
Speaker 3: to do as they desire. And I really think that that.
Speaker 3: I mean this. I don't recommend watching squid Game because
Speaker 3: it is really violent and you kind of get the
Speaker 3: whole point what we're telling you, what we're saying, but
Speaker 3: it's just another one of those middle fingers in everyone's
Speaker 3: face from the elite, which everyone thinks is a stage capitalism,
Speaker 3: and it's not. I mean it is, but it's more
Speaker 3: than that.
Speaker 4: So the protagonist has the same vice as the elite,
Speaker 4: though with the gambling. Remember he lost all his money
Speaker 4: gambling and now.
Speaker 3: He's competing in the you know, Oriental cultures, they have
Speaker 3: a fortune is a big thing for them, luck, right,
Speaker 3: fortune and cookie luck. You know, this is like a
Speaker 3: huge part of their culture. They're always talking about fortune, fate, luck.
Speaker 3: Because it's still kind of a lot of remnants of
Speaker 3: the older Pagan worldview, which relied a lot on fortune,
Speaker 3: and fortune and fate are just the older Pagan replacements
Speaker 3: or stand ins for divine providence. So it doesn't really
Speaker 3: make sense why there would be in the Pagan worldview
Speaker 3: fortune because there's no single god guiding history by his providence,
Speaker 3: by his purpose or tilos. But there's the at least
Speaker 3: implicit in the Pagan notion of fate, some order, in
Speaker 3: some guiding purpose to all this craziness, or else it
Speaker 3: would we wouldn't be a destiny, right for them to
Speaker 3: be a destiny, there has to be a destiner, a predestiner.
Speaker 3: But those world views don't believe in a personal god
Speaker 3: for Eastern world views, right. So the main character is
Speaker 3: just this normy, you know, Buddhist guy, and then at
Speaker 3: the end he's basically been enlightened. He's very wealthy. We're
Speaker 3: not clear what his religion is, but he's mad because
Speaker 3: he doesn't understand why the rich guy would would do this,
Speaker 3: and so he eventually finds his way back to the
Speaker 3: billionaire guy who's the old man in the in the
Speaker 3: show in the Games, tells him the whole story and
Speaker 3: it ends up just being this. It's it's a game, right,
Speaker 3: life was a game.
Speaker 4: He was trying to take away his faith and good
Speaker 4: people at the end of his life.
Speaker 3: Also, Oh, that's right. He wanted to tell him that
Speaker 3: there aren't bet.
Speaker 4: With him about how people would let another guy freeze.
Speaker 3: Well, that was the point of the games, was to
Speaker 3: demonstrate that people aren't good and they're not sacrifice self sacrificing.
Speaker 3: They're selfish when it comes down to it. If you
Speaker 3: remember the main guy, that was his best friend and
Speaker 3: they were the last two fighting and his So the
Speaker 3: point is that the game was to show and to
Speaker 3: demonstrate to the winner. The point of the Games is
Speaker 3: that humans are evil.
Speaker 4: At the very end, they're talking about the Bank of
Speaker 4: International Settlements.
Speaker 3: Oh, that's right, that's on the news. The BIS is
Speaker 3: on the.
Speaker 4: News, and then they's recording that the Korean middle class
Speaker 4: is in debt because of so much lending, which was
Speaker 4: the job of the player number one, who was an
Speaker 4: elite guy.
Speaker 3: So yeah, that was cleverly uh lid in there. If
Speaker 3: you listen, you had to have the subtitles on to
Speaker 3: hear that. And if you go listen to my Tragy
Speaker 3: and Hope lectures, go listen to the whole lecture that's
Speaker 3: on the BIS, because quickly devotes a significant section of
Speaker 3: the book to the Central Bank of Central Banks, which
Speaker 3: is the Bank for National Settlements, the most secret bank
Speaker 3: in the world, which is the illuminating from bank, and
Speaker 3: it's referenced in this So when you see BIS referenced
Speaker 3: in this screenplay, you know they're telling you what's really
Speaker 3: going on.
Speaker 4: That's all.
Speaker 3: Somebody said, what about his hair, I just looks like
Speaker 3: ridiculous McDonald's looking stuff, Like he looked like a Rian
Speaker 3: Ronald McDonald. I don't know. I don't know why did
Speaker 3: he dye his hair red just to be a cool
Speaker 3: guy or But that's only a phase, right, because if
Speaker 3: you notice, doesn't it say, like a year later and
Speaker 3: he's like got this big hobo beard and he's.
Speaker 4: Like, oh, he was a hobo for a year and
Speaker 4: then he went and got cleaned up. Oh okay to
Speaker 4: do season two maybe.
Speaker 3: Well, but one thing he learned was that he still
Speaker 3: valued people, right, because the whole point was that he
Speaker 3: didn't give into the logic of the games. And he
Speaker 3: gave half of the money to the North Korean girl's brother, remember, Yeah,
Speaker 3: so he ended up still being virtuous, which is interesting.
Speaker 4: But yeah, the money, that's the whole point. Like everything
Speaker 4: that he'd been fighting for and everything that he saw
Speaker 4: everybody else die for. As soon as he got the
Speaker 4: piggy bank, it made him miserable because of the trauma
Speaker 4: that he had to go through to get it. Yeah,
Speaker 4: so it's not worth it.
Speaker 3: Yes, And he had seen the type of people that
Speaker 3: the zillionaires are. Yes, they're the Sikos that come to
Speaker 3: the island. Yes, the island.
Speaker 4: So the dream is a nightmare?
Speaker 5: Now what do you mean the dreams that I'm right now?
Speaker 4: Well, everything when you think you get a lot of money,
Speaker 4: you dream of that everything will be nice. But his
Speaker 4: turn into a nightmare because of what he had to
Speaker 4: do to get it.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Well, so that was our take on squid Game.
Speaker 3: It was pretty much a totally elitist revelation of the
Speaker 3: method under the guise of critique of capitalism right. I mean,
Speaker 3: there were a few insights and good points, Like, you know,
Speaker 3: the one thing that the old man wanted to teach
Speaker 3: him was that even you were willing to sell me
Speaker 3: out when we played marbles. Yeah, and he taught him
Speaker 3: a lesson on purpose, and he feigned like he was
Speaker 3: had dementia, and the main guy thought, oh, I can
Speaker 3: you know, get one over on him and I'll win.
Speaker 3: But that was all just to teach him that. So
Speaker 3: you're link to compromise too. You know what. It reminded
Speaker 3: me a lot of The Magas because one of the
Speaker 3: purposes of the Conchies' character in the Magas is to
Speaker 3: get Nicholas to realize, to see himself in a mirror
Speaker 3: and to see what he's really like, to see the
Speaker 3: truth of who he really is and how he is
Speaker 3: deceiving himself.
Speaker 5: Does that make sense?
Speaker 3: Remember that?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 4: So he made himself and it was awful and he
Speaker 4: got the awful prize at the end.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but he did the right thing by giving the
Speaker 3: money away. So interesting interesting again, Eyes Watch Shot meets
Speaker 3: Hunger Games meets k Pop.
Speaker 4: Right, Rollerball running Man something, Oh, Hunger Games, Death Race, Hunger.
Speaker 3: Games, Deathras LSD, hip hop all in one. So that's
Speaker 3: your thing. This is definitely the show for you. All right,
Speaker 3: so let's do the super chats.
Speaker 5: Who's up?
Speaker 4: That's a cool name, real Gucci Mane, not a clone.
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Speaker 3: You heard me, we heard you, we heard up.
Speaker 4: It's fresh leml Stone, Cold Fox, one dollar eighties music.
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Speaker 3: This depends on what the eighties music is because I'm
Speaker 3: pretty sure a lot of the hairbands wasp right. If
Speaker 3: I heard that, I would have depression.
Speaker 4: So what about the cure? That's kind of depressing.
Speaker 3: Actually, the cure isn't depressive for me because it just
Speaker 3: brings back good memories.
Speaker 4: So when Emao's were peppy, but yeah, eighty music and
Speaker 4: eighties movies. Like when we're in a bad mood or
Speaker 4: if we had a hard day, we just need something light,
Speaker 4: hard day, We'll put on eighties.
Speaker 3: And then you may see ye a similar time.
Speaker 5: Anyway.
Speaker 4: Okay, Jay, you mentioned the demi urge. Have you elaborated
Speaker 4: that concept in other videos. I've learned a little bit
Speaker 4: about Cabala and who they call einsoft. It seems to
Speaker 4: me that the Orthodox perception of a father is similar
Speaker 4: to what they say emulations.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, so not at all.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I did. I've done multiple critiques of gnosticism, so
Speaker 3: you can find my video or it's a talk I
Speaker 3: did critiquing the Gnostic perspective ieron As and the Gnostics.
Speaker 5: I did a.
Speaker 3: Genesis versus Pagans and Gnostics talk. Uh, and no, the
Speaker 3: Orthodox doctrine of God the Trinity is not at all Gnostilism.
Speaker 3: It's exact opposite of that. So you said emulation, I
Speaker 3: think you mean emanations. Yeah. The Gnostic view is that
Speaker 3: the world is like these various gradations of emanations from
Speaker 3: the one, and there's this imprisoning force called, you know,
Speaker 3: the demi urge. But that's not what we believe Jesus Christianity.
Speaker 3: It's it's what Orthodox Christianity teaches, which is literally the
Speaker 3: first three centuries of the Church rejecting the teachings of
Speaker 3: the Gnostics. So no, no, we don't teach that at all,
Speaker 3: but I do have multiple videos on that. Thank you
Speaker 3: for your super check.
Speaker 4: Go ahead, the green Feathers twenty dollars. Thanks for another
Speaker 4: great stream. God bless you both.
Speaker 3: Thank you, and shout out to Green Feathers. He's been
Speaker 3: sharing a lot of my videos. Much appreciated. He's been
Speaker 3: shown a lot of support through a lot of super chats.
Speaker 3: Much appreciated. So go check out his channel and check
Speaker 3: out his work.
Speaker 5: Shout out to.
Speaker 4: Him, Brian Gumbel One Dollar Spooky stream y'all. My favorite
Speaker 4: part of the nineteen eighty four was when they revealed
Speaker 4: that the evil, conspiratorial bad guy projected on the news
Speaker 4: Always Goldstein, wasn't real and the Ministry of Truth made
Speaker 4: him up as a sy up. Do you think how
Speaker 4: do you think this parallels today?
Speaker 3: I mean, go watch the hour long breakdown that I
Speaker 3: did of nineteen eighty four. So maybe two months ago,
Speaker 3: I was on Lord Voldemart's show Hour four and I
Speaker 3: did a whole hour long breakdown of just.
Speaker 4: That point we did nineteen eighty four in our Dystopia.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you can go to our Dystopia series, and most
Speaker 3: of the time I'm not bitching at you. But most
Speaker 3: of the time when people say do this movie, We've
Speaker 3: done it. Not always, but most of the Ash versus.
Speaker 4: Evil Dead one Dollar Jay. When we setting up a
Speaker 4: video discussion.
Speaker 3: Well, if that's Bruce Campbell, we email Bruce Campbell and
Speaker 3: Bruce Campbell said he was too busy. But if that
Speaker 3: is the real Bruce Campbell, which is probably not. Anytime,
Speaker 3: we welcome any celebrity upon this podcast, as they especially
Speaker 3: Tom Kuom Tom.
Speaker 4: K Tom Kum chuckle, Tom Kumb's chuckle five dollars. What's
Speaker 4: your take on the real life case that Exorcism of
Speaker 4: Emily Rose is based on.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I mean, I remember when the movie came out. I
Speaker 3: saw it a couple of times in the theater. I
Speaker 3: remember seeing that there was an article saying it was
Speaker 3: based on something real. But I don't know anything beyond
Speaker 3: the claim that it's based on something real.
Speaker 4: Maybe next year we'll do possession movies.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well we gotta do. I mean, the world looks
Speaker 3: pretty apocalyptic, so we should do like apocalypse movies, especially
Speaker 3: anti christ. I've been waiting to do these. Terrible Hollywood's
Speaker 3: versions of anti Christ movies are just so bad. They're great,
Speaker 3: especially Arnold in the End of Days. That one's a classic.
Speaker 4: Yeah, is that one called Tribulation?
Speaker 3: I guess we could do some of those, evengs. I'm
Speaker 3: in the Hollywood Antichrist movies like Damian Omen Constantine, Devils A,
Speaker 3: We are Devil's A but we can do it again.
Speaker 5: But anyway, go.
Speaker 4: Ahead, Fred Fred three dollars. What do you think of
Speaker 4: Isaac's human furniture theory? It was referenced in The Squid
Speaker 4: Game as well, and was also alluded to in Kubrick's Lolita.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it's in soilent Green and it's in clockwork Orange.
Speaker 3: I don't know specifically or recall what Isaac's theory is.
Speaker 3: I think I mean, Isac Wych upt our buddy, But
Speaker 3: I don't remember exactly what his theory is, but it
Speaker 3: is in a lot of this literature, so I wouldn't
Speaker 3: be surprised.
Speaker 4: I was gonna watch or do maybe a show about
Speaker 4: Lolita and Betty Boop and not Betty Boo, Shirley Temple
Speaker 4: and those child stars, so that might be an upcoming
Speaker 4: show Brookshields and and Milijovovich in those. So let's see
Speaker 4: Nick's tease twenty five dollars, Thank and God bless changing.
Speaker 3: You know what I just realized, is it Nicky's teas
Speaker 3: this whole time? Like T shirts this whole time? I
Speaker 3: thought it was nicky steees, but it's actually.
Speaker 4: Nikky teas like T shirts.
Speaker 3: Sometimes I misread the symbols. I'm like a slowboy Dann
Speaker 3: Brown over here. Sometimes I'm a fast down Brown. Sometimes
Speaker 3: I misread the symbols.
Speaker 4: Frankie d five dollars. Maybe in some twisted way, the
Speaker 4: elites are acknowledging that all one really needs is Christ.
Speaker 4: Christ is by which one can transcend this evil world
Speaker 4: theosis link in a game. They appear to be cosmic
Speaker 4: rules that at least follow for forecasting.
Speaker 3: I don't I think that's what they're doing. I mean,
Speaker 3: I do think they show us ahead of time for
Speaker 3: many reasons. But they're not intentionally showing Christ at all.
Speaker 3: I mean, they hate that, so they're not gonna do that.
Speaker 4: But if they are acknowledging that all one really needs Christ,
Speaker 4: well maybe.
Speaker 3: Deep down they know, yeah, but they're not making the
Speaker 3: movies to say that.
Speaker 4: No, it is interesting, oh, Frank frank Rizzle, I need
Speaker 4: glasses five dollars. It is interesting how as our world
Speaker 4: becomes more Antichrist, people become less trusting and more selfish,
Speaker 4: which appears to lead only to more selfishness. Everyone is
Speaker 4: looking for more than fair and you end up with
Speaker 4: a crazy inflated marketplace.
Speaker 3: Yes, so funny too. For what decades you've been told consume, consume, consume,
Speaker 3: Now it's stop consuming, a mad consumer people, get in
Speaker 3: your coom pot and eat the bugs and dine. Yeah,
Speaker 3: stop consuming, you're bad. But by the way, we just
Speaker 3: told you for the last fifty years.
Speaker 5: To consume NonStop.
Speaker 4: Yeah, now you're bad for wait, go back, there was
Speaker 4: something in the world. Oh so the selfish, the narcissist,
Speaker 4: all of this like wave of people coming out talking
Speaker 4: about narcissistic people. I hope that continues because you could
Speaker 4: apply that to the way the government treats people and
Speaker 4: the oligarchy. We sure, I mean that's we're an abusive relationship.
Speaker 3: People that have been making the narcissist videos and the
Speaker 3: tycho patch videos for the last five years on YouTube. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I pointed out that that's the attitude of the elite.
Speaker 5: That's what they are, absolutely.
Speaker 3: And also understanding criminology and the mindset of the serial killers,
Speaker 3: it's the same thing. It's just that the elite are
Speaker 3: serial killers that are smarter than the low level, dumb
Speaker 3: serial killers that get caught. Your serial killers in.
Speaker 8: Suits, eccentric one dollar, your smart man, and you read
Speaker 8: a lot, so you probably understand the dualistic world we
Speaker 8: live in and the occult usage of the colors red
Speaker 8: and blue. Why would you use a combination of red
Speaker 8: blue for your lighting seems very.
Speaker 3: Sus It is because we sold our soul to the
Speaker 3: devil to get red and blue lights.
Speaker 5: So you're out it. You've outed us.
Speaker 3: See just skip him comes.
Speaker 4: To colors red and blue, just skip it. Okay, maybe
Speaker 4: it's a joke.
Speaker 5: No, he's being dumb.
Speaker 4: Ribranium ten dollars. I watched both of your analysis of
Speaker 4: Lost Boys and your serial Killer series. Discover something about
Speaker 4: the leader of the vampire. You connected serial Killers, filmed
Speaker 4: their acts and two s n uf rings. Schumacher directed
Speaker 4: Lost Boys in eight millimeter. Leader runs a VHS store.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean the whole channel has had a retro
Speaker 3: wave senth wave theme for years, so why would you why?
Speaker 5: Duh?
Speaker 3: That's why I used red and blue because it's retro
Speaker 3: neon colors.
Speaker 5: So it's just ridiculous.
Speaker 3: And by the way, God is the creator of everything
Speaker 3: that exists, including the colors and the numbers, so red
Speaker 3: and blue and the number six are not inherently evil.
Speaker 3: Everything is inherently good.
Speaker 4: All right, thank you guys. No, it was about Lost Boys.
Speaker 3: That's the last question right there.
Speaker 4: But you didn't say anything about that.
Speaker 5: I don't know what to say. I mean, that's in
Speaker 5: my essay on.
Speaker 3: Lost Boys in my book.
Speaker 4: Was that spooky enough?
Speaker 3: I am the sexy sex man. I'm an oily man.
Speaker 3: You were saying, how oily men like Michael Landon used
Speaker 3: to do yard work in house, in the little house
Speaker 3: on prairie. And I was saying that I was going
Speaker 3: to become oily like Fabio and just lay around and
Speaker 3: look cool.
Speaker 4: I have abandoned my fantasy of a Civil.
Speaker 3: War man with now you're fans. That was my joke.
Speaker 4: I want a pioneer man.
Speaker 3: No, our fantasy is the sexy sax man Tim Capello
Speaker 3: from Lost Boy. I still believe, through the pain, through
Speaker 3: the tears.
Speaker 4: An oily man who can chop firewood and put a
Speaker 4: saddle on a horse.
Speaker 3: Oh, by the way, every year we sing it, and
Speaker 3: we haven't sung it this year. I have to apologize
Speaker 3: this year. I'll sing it for the next episode.
Speaker 5: Don't don't, don't, doom, Doom Doom.
Speaker 3: Been in a cave for forty days, only a spark
Speaker 3: to light my way. I want to give out, I
Speaker 3: want to give in. This is our crime, this is
Speaker 3: our sin. But I still believe. I still believe through
Speaker 3: the pain, through the grief, through the lies I thought
Speaker 3: I said less, through the lies, through the storms, through
Speaker 3: the crises, through the walls. How many wars is Tim
Speaker 3: Capello actually been once they're talking about through the wars?
Speaker 3: I stream believe. Okay, you don't understand that every year
Speaker 3: I have seen that.
Speaker 4: That was beautiful. That's awesome.
Speaker 3: I'll sing it better next time for you guys.
Speaker 4: Okay, we got a shining what two dollars? Shining diamond?
Speaker 4: Two dollars? Will you both do a stream? On the
Speaker 4: Last Duel and Halloween Kills?
Speaker 3: I don't really I don't really like Halloween. I mean,
Speaker 3: I haven't finished. I watched like the first half of
Speaker 3: Helloman Kills and I fell asleep. Uh so I don't
Speaker 3: know how it ends or what's going on. Maybe I
Speaker 3: don't know what the Last Duel is about other than
Speaker 3: it sounds like a duel and it has Matt Dad
Speaker 3: bought in it and Ben affleck are they gonn attack?
Speaker 3: And that bast and retired accent. I think you got
Speaker 3: this some math problems like Matt Dad dad, wicked, retireded
Speaker 3: math all. Look at these wicked retired at times table.
Speaker 3: Is he doing math problems? Is that the other movie?
Speaker 5: I get a mixed up Goodwill?
Speaker 4: Hunting good Will is a math problem? You have one more, Niki,
Speaker 4: it's Nick east T's Doug e F.
Speaker 3: That's what Okay, So I was right.
Speaker 5: I was right.
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Speaker 3: do that tomorrow. Our next show is what what are
Speaker 3: we gonna talk about next? B movies? Yeah, so the
Speaker 3: next Spooktober is Spooktober B movies and that's gonna be fun.
Speaker 3: We got I don't know if we'll do the Stephen
Speaker 3: king Win's next or like just the other B movies
Speaker 3: that are gonna be fun. Everybody loves the B movie shows.
Speaker 3: We do. The We've Been The First Time I Met
Speaker 3: You was one of the first shows we did B
Speaker 3: movies with a message. Remember that we did Goolies Society Believers.
Speaker 3: So we we we might dig up one or two
Speaker 3: of those classics, right, the stuff we did, this stuff
Speaker 3: we don't want. We've done the stuff twice. We won't
Speaker 3: do this stuff. But what what we we got? Wax Works,
Speaker 3: we got critters, we got what what are the B movies?
Speaker 3: We got?
Speaker 4: First eighteenth Angel.
Speaker 3: Rachel Lee Cook and it's just her like one of
Speaker 3: her first movies is terrible b movie.
Speaker 5: But it's actually a good bad movie.
Speaker 4: It's like a kind of Antichrist.
Speaker 3: It's like a satanic Calton in Italy in a monastery
Speaker 3: and Rachel Lee Cook.
Speaker 5: That's what I'm gonna tell you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it'll be good.
Speaker 3: But what else is on there?
Speaker 4: There was one I can't remember the title of it,
Speaker 4: but it had Drew Barrymore and Christostofferson.
Speaker 3: It's called not doppel Game. Doppelganger is great.
Speaker 4: It's a great movie. It was even more obscure than Doppelganger.
Speaker 4: But we got that one that'll be good.
Speaker 3: That one was pretty bad.
Speaker 4: It was a bad one, but it was like goofy fun.
Speaker 3: All Right, We'll got a bunch of other ones. But
Speaker 3: all right, everybody have a good night like ca and
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