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Speaker 8: Howdy, folks, Rose double j back here, coming at you
Speaker 8: live slash live from my studio slash RV dining room
Speaker 8: located directly inside America.
Speaker 2: Welcome back, folks at the interwebs.
Speaker 8: Once again your host of Operation GCDO there is JJ
Speaker 8: Vancier and perhaps most notably not repeat not the vice president, folks. Anyhow,
Speaker 8: thanks for joining me here tonight, folks of the innerwebs,
Speaker 8: to get old GCD. We got some upp at attacks
Speaker 8: on Jimmy, Bobby, Watch out, Jimmy. They got ted twice
Speaker 8: with some lasers. Anyhow, I will be your pilot navigator
Speaker 8: here for tonight's Shenanigan infused journey.
Speaker 2: Into the mind of.
Speaker 8: This particular garbage can dude, and folks of the innerwebs,
Speaker 8: I'm not gonna lad. You got a real barnburner here
Speaker 8: on deck free all night, and a cult and or
Speaker 8: esoteric review of the nineteen seventy eight cinematic masterpiece Hallo Ween.
Speaker 8: So got that on deck here real quick. Before we
Speaker 8: get into those matters, got a couple of administrative notes here,
Speaker 8: free folks.
Speaker 2: Let's see here first and foremost, let's see here. We got.
Speaker 8: Been an uptick in Ohio Bigfoot cookie monster siding, So
Speaker 8: aside from lasers, you're gonna want to look out for
Speaker 8: that too. In the nine Eastern Standard times Tomorrow Night
Speaker 8: Operation GCD Live Thursdays, the Anatomy of a Satanic Panic,
Speaker 8: starring everyone's favorite psychological warfare officer allegedly Green Beret, although
Speaker 8: I'd like to see some evidence this deli bastard passed
Speaker 8: any such physical fitness exam, especially special Forces, and who
Speaker 8: has been subject helping subject us all of America and
Speaker 8: much of the Western world to this psychological warfare of
Speaker 8: a Satanic panic for about the last forty five years plus,
Speaker 8: feeling pretty panic folks feeling pretty panicked, and also joining
Speaker 8: us in that tale will be his pal laser tag Ted.
Speaker 3: There's thousands of Americans out there, by the way, I've
Speaker 3: been shot with a laser beating.
Speaker 8: Twice, folks, they got ted twice. Duck and cover, stay vigilant.
Speaker 8: So that'll be Tomorrow night in nine thirty pm Eastern
Speaker 8: Standard Times, and then Friday Night Operation GCD Live Fridays
Speaker 8: nine thirty pm Eastern Standard Times. Joining me will be
Speaker 8: Dana DooDah and as a guest co host the other JJ.
Speaker 8: That dude's always out there trying to out Jay Jamie folks,
Speaker 8: and I'll have none of it. I may respect it,
Speaker 8: but I'll have none of it. And on that note,
Speaker 8: joining me here tonight for tonight's Confused Journey into This
Speaker 8: Occult and or Esto Terek review of the nineteen seventy
Speaker 8: eight Cinemac masterpiece. Hal O Weeen is the other JJ,
Speaker 8: host of Rise of Liberty and Cosmic Peach. Julie the
Speaker 8: Constant Peach. Welcome back to both of you to Operation
Speaker 8: GCD for the very first time.
Speaker 7: Yes, of course, thanks for having me back.
Speaker 9: Thanks for having me for my first time.
Speaker 2: I love that absolutely. Well, I'm glad you can make it.
Speaker 8: Julie, you were gonna be on attorney leave and I'm
Speaker 8: glad you can make it back to join us on
Speaker 8: this one. I have been asking all of my routine
Speaker 8: and favorite guests here in Operations GCD their suggestions all
Speaker 8: month for film reviews, because horror film, Yeah, it's not
Speaker 8: exactly my thing, you know what I mean? So well,
Speaker 8: you know I've seen this one before obviously, but you know,
Speaker 8: so this was actually the other JJ's recommendation, and it
Speaker 8: was your recommendation too, man, before you run attorney and leave.
Speaker 8: So I'm glad we could we could bring it all together. Yeah,
Speaker 8: I'm excited we're going to be further cosmic. Peach, Julia,
Speaker 8: what's what's new since last Friday when you're on here?
Speaker 9: Oh, you know, just uh moming it up. Nothing too
Speaker 9: exciting over here. I did thoroughly enjoy our conversation though
Speaker 9: a couple of days ago on the ed Gee, and
Speaker 9: I think that we covered a lot of ground. Hopefully
Speaker 9: this one is just as good, you know, as a
Speaker 9: spoiler before we get started. I hope we can get
Speaker 9: around to talking about Jamie Lee's trans b hole.
Speaker 7: So looking forward to I knew it.
Speaker 8: Was coming at some point, man, That's why I went
Speaker 8: and teed it up for you in our previous discussions,
Speaker 8: you know. And yeah, this is a if you're inferring,
Speaker 8: this is not going to be a barn burner, man,
Speaker 8: I think you were sorely mistaken.
Speaker 9: I think it will be.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 8: I'm actually a big fan of this as far as
Speaker 8: horror films go, I am a big fan of this one,
Speaker 8: as far as uh, you know, it is a good film.
Speaker 8: You know, It's not just some you know the remakes.
Speaker 8: I'd argue that Rob Zombie version is a little bit
Speaker 8: of a grotesque satanic shit show. But you know, this
Speaker 8: one at least is a good film in my opinion.
Speaker 9: Colby likes the Rob Zombie. He had me watch it
Speaker 9: just the other night, and it's got some stuff in there,
Speaker 9: that's for damn sure, Scott. More of like a psychological
Speaker 9: thing going on than the original, that's for sure.
Speaker 7: I love it for sure.
Speaker 2: Before we go any further on, I just want to
Speaker 2: put a pin in this note.
Speaker 8: This film has had such an impact on our society
Speaker 8: across all mechanisms and measures of media. A lot of
Speaker 8: m's there, but we saw the parody there in the beginning.
Speaker 8: Slice Slice Baby, mm hmm. I got some other examples
Speaker 8: of this kind of cultural impact this film has had.
Speaker 8: I use that one as an intro one because I
Speaker 8: find it hilarious and too because I was once threatened
Speaker 8: to get my ass kicked by Vanilla Ice over the
Speaker 8: phone when after I dropped the phone and laughter, I
Speaker 8: picked it back up and called him a telephone tough
Speaker 8: guy and.
Speaker 2: Said let's do it. Let's do it, miss Rice.
Speaker 7: So how how did that enjoy that party? How did
Speaker 7: that even come about?
Speaker 8: Longer tail than we can make a nature if we
Speaker 8: need to, ma'am. But it's a longer tail that I
Speaker 8: was playing on getting into tonight. I just wanted to
Speaker 8: drop a little quicknit on, a little name drop there
Speaker 8: for if anyone's listening.
Speaker 9: Well, what people don't know that the people out there
Speaker 9: watching right now is that that was actually JJ in
Speaker 9: the mask in this slice.
Speaker 8: Maybe spoiler alert, there's actually a conspiracy theory rolling around
Speaker 8: that I'm our R channel, this cia A I bought.
Speaker 2: It's always in my chat.
Speaker 8: As soon as you call his name, as you you
Speaker 8: speak the devil's name, ma'am, he will show up. So
Speaker 8: you got anything else you're working on over there at
Speaker 8: Cosmic Peach Podcast other than this barn Burner tonight, No.
Speaker 9: I mean, I'm always trying to come up with new series.
Speaker 9: I like to do, like four part series on random topics,
Speaker 9: you know. I have like the the Government Cheese Killer
Speaker 9: and the Bell Beefer and uh, you know, Program to
Speaker 9: Kill All the super fun love working on those. It's
Speaker 9: been harder to get research done, you know, these last
Speaker 9: couple of days. But I'm always down to join you
Speaker 9: for any serial killer slash Scott Peterson OJ did Not
Speaker 9: Do It conversations.
Speaker 7: Those are my favorite.
Speaker 8: It sounds like we got ourselves to John Gacy show cooking.
Speaker 8: I think so.
Speaker 9: Yeah, all three of us know a lot about the case.
Speaker 9: At some point, though, I would love to do a
Speaker 9: possibly a Chris Watts did Not Do It episode be.
Speaker 8: I've actually been solicited quite a bit for that one.
Speaker 8: I've taken quite a bit of look at that. That's
Speaker 8: an interesting one as well, ma'am.
Speaker 9: Interesting to say the least. Yeah, for sure, but thanks
Speaker 9: for having me. I'm excited for this one.
Speaker 2: Yes, ma'am.
Speaker 8: Now, there is a fellow by the name of John Cameron,
Speaker 8: retired Great Falls Police detective retired to homicide detective. You
Speaker 8: may know a case he's infamous for. He's the man
Speaker 8: who brought to justice the kid diddling, cannibalistic, psychopathic serial
Speaker 8: killer Nathaniel Barr Jonah to justice back in Great Falls,
Speaker 8: Montana in two thousand and one. This is the man
Speaker 8: I came face to face with in the Cascade County
Speaker 8: jail in two thousand and one. In the same fella
Speaker 8: who may or may not have served me human meat burgers.
Speaker 8: The serial killer not detective Cameron at the local Great
Speaker 8: Fall in two thousands. So important, John Camer, what's that's important?
Speaker 7: Distinction?
Speaker 2: Gotta clear that up.
Speaker 8: John Cameron asserts that ed Edwards is the one behind
Speaker 8: the Chris Wats family's murder.
Speaker 7: Interesting.
Speaker 9: I I if, okay, let's just say not to tangent,
Speaker 9: but if this is a real case, I want to
Speaker 9: see the bodies in the the oil silo, because that's
Speaker 9: apparently what he did, is he murdered his family and
Speaker 9: dumped their bodies in an oil silo. But I didn't
Speaker 9: see any fucking bodies. There's no crime scene photos. I
Speaker 9: didn't see them bringing anybodies out of the silos. I
Speaker 9: did not see. I mean, so this could be another
Speaker 9: case of is it just theater?
Speaker 7: You know, bring.
Speaker 2: Ma'am and one one thing things that must be considered.
Speaker 7: Right, yes, absolutely.
Speaker 10: So other JJ aka Jacob Jay, Welcome back to Operation
Speaker 10: gcdster for your first time and what all this new
Speaker 10: Rise of Liberty podcast since we've last convened on these
Speaker 10: killing serial killer topics your last Fridays, So, I.
Speaker 7: Mean, not not a whole lot. I mean, I've got
Speaker 7: some really cool stuff coming up, but nothing new as
Speaker 7: of the last time I was here. Other than the
Speaker 7: I had a really interesting interaction with a well known
Speaker 7: Instagram influencer by the name of Angel Dust.
Speaker 2: He was, I would like to hear more about this, sir.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so he's he's an okay influencer. You know, he
Speaker 7: he covers like a lot of like Illuminati stuff or whatever.
Speaker 7: And you know, allegedly he says that he's, you know,
Speaker 7: part of these families, and considering what he says, I
Speaker 7: could believe it. I don't think it's true, but you know,
Speaker 7: there there are just like some things that I know
Speaker 7: for a fact that you wouldn't really be able to
Speaker 7: know unless you were actually in these families. But that
Speaker 7: that's besides the point. I sent him actually this article
Speaker 7: that I did about Charlie Kirk or at the Charlie
Speaker 7: Kirk coverage, and so I sent it to him and
Speaker 7: part of it I break down the left versus right,
Speaker 7: you know, how it's being used against us, the framing,
Speaker 7: And he said, oh, yeah, great article, totally awesome, And
Speaker 7: then like a few hours later he comments on a
Speaker 7: meme I posted, just a meme. I didn't even make
Speaker 7: the meme, and it was framed in a left right paradigm,
Speaker 7: and he was like, oh, you still think it's left
Speaker 7: versus right, And I was just like, oh my, oh
Speaker 7: my god, Like you didn't actually read that article, did you.
Speaker 7: I don't know. It just kind of stuck in my too.
Speaker 2: Much work, right reading articles, dude, too much work, Dude.
Speaker 2: I've read that article. It's a good piece there. I
Speaker 2: highly recommend that one.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 8: Yeah, umerous factions and numerous sy ops, I would argue
Speaker 8: in that court.
Speaker 2: I don't want to derail this.
Speaker 7: Yeah, one hundred percent. I mean, And the only reason
Speaker 7: I added Charlie Kirk to it is really just because
Speaker 7: that's like, you know the topic right now, but literally
Speaker 7: everything in that article applies to almost everything all the time.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 7: It's so it is universal and it's just good stuff
Speaker 7: for everyone to know how a lot of this stuff
Speaker 7: just works because it literally is the same thing, just
Speaker 7: recycled over and over and over again.
Speaker 2: Which is I'm on that I'm speaking of recycling.
Speaker 8: My favorite Ai Cia bought Bill Kobe Ballasher. Welcome to
Speaker 8: the show, sir, Good to see you're always wrong. Glad
Speaker 8: to see her here on time.
Speaker 2: When we mentioned you.
Speaker 7: This is new to me.
Speaker 2: This is not going a fair I have here yet.
Speaker 8: He's he thinks that, you know, Mrking thirty two thousand
Speaker 8: women and children is acceptable and unquote the fight quote
Speaker 8: unquote communism.
Speaker 2: He's a muppets.
Speaker 8: He's a mup I always tell him tell Hey, tell
Speaker 8: or tell those muppets done, Langley, I said, go fuck yourselves.
Speaker 8: A nice program is the nineteen seventy eight cinematic masterpiece
Speaker 8: hall Oween and a Colt and Arsto terror review. Like
Speaker 8: I was saying, this film is as far as horror
Speaker 8: films go. I realized there's a lot of horror films
Speaker 8: have impacts scream, et cetera, et cetera. This one, though,
Speaker 8: may perhaps the most you know on above, just that
Speaker 8: slice sliced baby parody.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I would say a runner up to this would
Speaker 9: probably be like for me, my generation would probably be scream.
Speaker 9: I mean, if we're just going off masks, we got
Speaker 9: Mike Myers and then goes face maybe like Jason. You know,
Speaker 9: the Jason mask is pretty popular, Freddy Krueger, some ship
Speaker 9: like that. But you know, I don't know if we're
Speaker 9: jumping right into it. But this mask was an accident.
Speaker 2: You know, I actually did not know that we are
Speaker 2: not jumping right into it, ma'am? How dare you not?
Speaker 2: Just cad?
Speaker 8: I would like to say, though, if anyone's unfamiliar with
Speaker 8: this film, which I highly doubt anyone is, I do
Speaker 8: think it's it's miss Perhaps he's a misunderstood man.
Speaker 2: This Michael Myers, easy though, I.
Speaker 8: Suggest, so perhaps I have actually a video to suggest
Speaker 8: these things as well. Would you like to watch it, ma'am? Yes,
Speaker 8: all right, how about you, sir? If you say now.
Speaker 7: Playaway?
Speaker 2: Let me see what I got here? That ain't it?
Speaker 2: And this might.
Speaker 1: What I want?
Speaker 2: Stop he wants to take you out tonight.
Speaker 8: It's Sister Staying in nineteen seventy eight rom Com Only
Speaker 8: rom Com.
Speaker 9: Oh my god, JJ, only you would find ship.
Speaker 8: I got found it on YouTube. It's like that's like
Speaker 8: fifteen years old. It's been on YouTube a long time.
Speaker 8: I just recently discovered it, and I've laughed. I've laughed
Speaker 8: my dick in the dirt quite a few times.
Speaker 7: When the way that they replayed his yeah.
Speaker 8: Fast, my favorite part when he's dancing Michael Myers little
Speaker 8: groove there.
Speaker 9: Colby showed me one that was Missus doubt fire, but
Speaker 9: as a horror movie, shit is so creepy. Yeah, as
Speaker 9: a horror movie.
Speaker 8: Oh, I love those things when they do they do
Speaker 8: the retaeling of the films. Have you ever seen the
Speaker 8: one with Karate Kid where he's the bad guy. It
Speaker 8: makes so much more sense when you see Johnny's the
Speaker 8: protagonist in the film.
Speaker 7: So I.
Speaker 8: Someone activated the alien weather devices here. We've had a
Speaker 8: storm just hovering over us all day.
Speaker 7: Yeah, which is so weird, and of course it would
Speaker 7: happen with this show. But yeah, I had no idea
Speaker 7: that you didn't know that the mask was a complete fluke.
Speaker 7: It's it's actually William Shatner's face.
Speaker 8: I thought that was true, but I didn't know this
Speaker 8: is that was all my accent. I thought maybe they
Speaker 8: hired old Chats for the for the job.
Speaker 7: So, I mean, what what it was is, I mean
Speaker 7: they were working on an extremely limited budget. I mean
Speaker 7: it's like really low budget, like kind of like a.
Speaker 9: Like like Taco Bell value menu.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's like virtually nothings.
Speaker 9: Dollar menu budget.
Speaker 2: What's a name not Befritos. What's his name again?
Speaker 9: Bell Beefer?
Speaker 2: Bell Beefer is my apology.
Speaker 7: Uh, but yeah, I mean they they kind of just
Speaker 7: they they needed something for the shape because that's how
Speaker 7: it was written in the in the script, and that's
Speaker 7: what they came across. They like somebody brought it to
Speaker 7: set one day spent I think it was like two bucks,
Speaker 7: three bucks something on it, and then they just made
Speaker 7: a few modifications and boom, there we have Michael Myers.
Speaker 9: It was a star trek bask.
Speaker 2: Yes, I got that, because Shad seems like an occultist.
Speaker 8: He did that Devil's Reign in nineteen seventy four, where
Speaker 8: John Travolta was not a co star, but he was on.
Speaker 2: He was in the cast.
Speaker 8: That's when old Johnny t joined Scientology and Anton Levy
Speaker 8: was the technical advisor.
Speaker 7: Interesting, I didn't know that.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I didn't know that either.
Speaker 2: And they're hugging it out.
Speaker 7: And of course, yeah, I gotta see.
Speaker 2: Now someone's got some picture of perform what we've.
Speaker 7: Got so silly.
Speaker 11: That's a good example of the means it's generated, the costumes,
Speaker 11: the sequels, the remakes, the weird couple in Decatur, Illinois.
Speaker 2: What do you mean, rug Peers, That's that's not the
Speaker 2: right clip.
Speaker 12: A Northeast Indiana families Halloween fun has become a viral
Speaker 12: sensation in a city of roughly ten thousand folks, one
Speaker 12: man has more than two million people following along with
Speaker 12: his holiday fund. Fox fifty five Drew Fry introduces us
Speaker 12: to the Michael Myers of Decatur.
Speaker 13: What started as a Halloween costume has now taken over
Speaker 13: the small community of Decatur. I'm told that Michael Myers
Speaker 13: walks these streets throught out the month of October. Although
Speaker 13: this one does have a bit of a flare for comedy.
Speaker 13: You'll find him at high school sporting events or even
Speaker 13: out on the local golf course.
Speaker 7: That's so bad.
Speaker 13: Just look out your window in the month of October
Speaker 13: and there's a good chance you'll see Michael Myers of Decatur.
Speaker 3: Wait, just rid of.
Speaker 14: Uh.
Speaker 8: The high school auditorium is all chanting Michael Myers.
Speaker 2: Is that not really? I mean, like, objectively speaking, that's
Speaker 2: kind of fucking weird.
Speaker 7: It is it is, I mean, he is in that
Speaker 7: that character, the shape the Boogeyman, is entirely pervasive all
Speaker 7: the way throughout culture. I mean all the way back.
Speaker 7: You know, so I actually spent a lot of time
Speaker 7: in the haunt industry and or you know, early on
Speaker 7: through the nineties, during.
Speaker 2: The eighties, the samest thing when we're talking here.
Speaker 7: No, no, no, like just the haunted houses.
Speaker 2: You know exactly what I'm saying. What got you there?
Speaker 2: How did you get there?
Speaker 7: I was a vegetable a farmer, and the farm that
Speaker 7: I worked on held held a They held a harvest
Speaker 7: festival every year.
Speaker 2: On the property.
Speaker 8: Mm hmm, yep, you were a vegetable farmer, there were
Speaker 8: half you were.
Speaker 7: A carney basically. Yeah. So I started as a haunt actor,
Speaker 7: uh in high school, and then I moved to working
Speaker 7: you know, the farm full time. And then during the
Speaker 7: harvest season, I would uh set dress and help design
Speaker 7: the haunt and help build it, and I would do
Speaker 7: maintenance and security during like during the actual season. But
Speaker 7: the point of.
Speaker 2: Bringing it up, huh that sounds kind of awesome.
Speaker 7: Yeah, no, it was. Honestly, I would still be doing
Speaker 7: it if there was any money left in it, you know.
Speaker 7: But being a farmer in the United States these days
Speaker 7: is just you can't make any money.
Speaker 2: How about being a barney? What's that?
Speaker 7: What's the being a carney? I mean not really, you know,
Speaker 7: I feel like.
Speaker 8: They don't pay these folks much of these hunt in places,
Speaker 8: you know, the actors and whatnot.
Speaker 2: They probably something like that.
Speaker 7: I mean most most places. Most places just pay kind
Speaker 7: of like a like a flat rate. The place I
Speaker 7: worked at actually paid actors hourly, which was fucking awesome
Speaker 7: during high school. You know, yeah it was. It was
Speaker 7: a lot of fun. But uh, the point of me
Speaker 7: bringing that up is that, you know, almost every haunted
Speaker 7: house for the longest time, even now, had Michael Myers
Speaker 7: in it. You know, It's like he literally is everywhere.
Speaker 9: How much you want to bet that the haunted houses
Speaker 9: this year are gonna be silly with fucking ed gee
Speaker 9: and dress up fucking They're gonna do Texas chainsaw. They're
Speaker 9: gonna have you know, big fat guys in their moms
Speaker 9: underwear with skin masks, and.
Speaker 7: Most of them are actually, yeah, most of them are
Speaker 7: actually integrating art the clown from Terrifiers. Oh no, no.
Speaker 2: I don't even know that reference.
Speaker 8: Sir.
Speaker 2: It's okay, you.
Speaker 9: Need to get out more. Okay, you need to get
Speaker 9: out more.
Speaker 2: I think that that's up for dispute.
Speaker 8: I've been out and it's nothing exciting about it.
Speaker 7: At least.
Speaker 8: I do live in a van down by the river,
Speaker 8: and I'm not thrice divorced. But you know I'm living
Speaker 8: a very Matthew Foley lifestyle.
Speaker 7: Hey, that's glamorous these days.
Speaker 2: Dude.
Speaker 8: You could have told me twenty five years ago I'd
Speaker 8: be living this stream right now.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't believe you just saying that's hilarious.
Speaker 8: Oh shit, So now I I think this had this again.
Speaker 8: This film has had such an impact across our culture,
Speaker 8: just in the horror horror genres. Obviously there's not a
Speaker 8: Halloween that goes by an actual like holiday Halloween film Halloweens,
Speaker 8: just not to get them complated. Uh, there's not, I don't.
Speaker 8: I mean, I always see Michael Myers. I've been in
Speaker 8: numerous Halloween events already this year with the Sun, and
Speaker 8: there's Michael Myers at every event.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 8: Sometimes I wish they would dress up as the Canadian
Speaker 8: Michael Myers. That's slightly scarier and perhaps, but the horror
Speaker 8: film Michael Michael Myers got He's everywhere.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, and it kind of makes you wonder why.
Speaker 7: I mean, because I love the film, I mean obviously, right,
Speaker 7: but I mean it's not really that great of a film,
Speaker 7: you know, Like.
Speaker 8: I I object, I object all these things. I think
Speaker 8: if you it was made, I think that for one
Speaker 8: and two was split up by the studio and it
Speaker 8: should have been one one part one part film made
Speaker 8: a lot more.
Speaker 7: Oh, one hundred percent. It should have never had any sequels,
Speaker 7: although Halloween three is probably.
Speaker 2: Not official unofficial, sir.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, it's it's unofficial, But I mean it's.
Speaker 8: What what is? I don't dislike it, I don't just like,
Speaker 8: but what is it?
Speaker 7: So what Halloween was actually supposed to be? It was
Speaker 7: supposed to be like a anthology of different Halloween stories,
Speaker 7: so stories that would take place on Halloween, kind of
Speaker 7: like a trick or treat.
Speaker 9: Or they did a show like that on Netflix where
Speaker 9: it was holidays and it was like a serial killer
Speaker 9: for every holiday like Valentine's Day, Easter, Halloween.
Speaker 7: Yeah, So when John Carpenter wrote it, he never intended
Speaker 7: for it to blow up the way that it did,
Speaker 7: and he actually never planned on there being any Michael
Speaker 7: Myers sequels at all. He didn't he didn't want him.
Speaker 7: The only reason he wrote and directed part two was
Speaker 7: because of contract obligation which he tried to get out
Speaker 7: of and he.
Speaker 8: In seven figures. He's like, hey, John, we'll take out
Speaker 8: the seven figure check. We're gonna write you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, maybe, I don't know. I mean he is kind
Speaker 7: of a duplicitous best and uh, he is a comedy
Speaker 7: so you know.
Speaker 2: So then how did we end up from an anthology
Speaker 2: to this film?
Speaker 4: Then?
Speaker 8: Because we get Lorie Strode in a love affair with
Speaker 8: her brother, don't don't judge, and as we saw in
Speaker 8: that trailer, right, that's it's a rom com.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I actually look at a lot of the other movies
Speaker 9: that he made to kind of round out what type
Speaker 9: of person I think he is. Have you ever seen
Speaker 9: in the Mouth of Madness? I mean, this dude is
Speaker 9: I think so, isn't it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know. I've never heard of it.
Speaker 8: So Donald Pleasant exclusively plays creepy characters in his.
Speaker 2: Career, right, Oh yeah, I'm not. I'm not.
Speaker 8: Again, I'm not a big horror person, So I don't
Speaker 8: know that the John Carpenter. I don't celebrate the entire
Speaker 8: catalog of John Carpenter like I do like Corky Feldman.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm, me too, well, you know, and I do.
Speaker 8: It's obviously a joke and being some of the facetious
Speaker 8: with Corey Feldman is very much as Halloween as anyone
Speaker 8: else is right as far as cinema goes right.
Speaker 9: Right, right, he dresses up for He dresses up as
Speaker 9: Michael Jackson.
Speaker 8: Every year, Dude, every day. He's always in goth. Dude,
Speaker 8: He's always in goth.
Speaker 2: Did all those out any gremlins? Right? He did? Uh
Speaker 2: Lost Boys, classic.
Speaker 8: Vampire film, and he did this obscure nineties film that
Speaker 8: I love, Bordella of Blood String Dennis Miller.
Speaker 7: What about the Burbs?
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's no vampires, just just killing.
Speaker 7: Okay, well still it's just it's then.
Speaker 2: But you're making my point. Man.
Speaker 8: He's as much Halloween as anyone else could be, right
Speaker 8: as far as cinema goes right. John Carper is lagenarly
Speaker 8: known for Halloween and being a horror film director.
Speaker 2: But I would argue, you know, we should celebrate Corey
Speaker 2: Feldman on Halloween.
Speaker 7: I'm down.
Speaker 9: I'll dress like him and everything. I'll get the glove,
Speaker 9: I'll do the dance.
Speaker 8: In order to help us in this endeavor, man, and sir,
Speaker 8: I do have us a clip.
Speaker 2: Maybe mm hmm.
Speaker 15: Notice anything unusual about Santa Carla yet?
Speaker 1: No, it's pretty good place if you're a martian.
Speaker 4: Or a vampire.
Speaker 2: Can I hold him sure. I don't see why not.
Speaker 1: He seems to like you.
Speaker 2: Thanks at.
Speaker 14: His name is Ray got Man, got an investigation, But my.
Speaker 12: Brother has been gone for days.
Speaker 16: This is your brother, Same parents Pictures Presents Dennis Miller.
Speaker 9: We should split and get some really bad juju off.
Speaker 16: The Splas Tale so sexy.
Speaker 7: And so terrifying, don't.
Speaker 2: Right, man? He's in costume twenty four to seven? Is
Speaker 2: Michael Jackson?
Speaker 17: Michael jacks If we're talking about be holes and Corey Feldman,
Speaker 17: I mean, this is obviously the most important thing we
Speaker 17: could talk about right now.
Speaker 7: I mean, allegedly according to him. According to Corey, Michael
Speaker 7: Jackson never did a thing to him.
Speaker 9: Okay, but his bee hole got ripped and ran through.
Speaker 9: I can't remember who did it, but he.
Speaker 2: Said, honest about the situation.
Speaker 8: Something happened to that young boy for him to go
Speaker 8: dancing around like Michael Jackson for the next fifty years.
Speaker 7: I mean, you don't. You don't work in Hollywood as
Speaker 7: a kid without getting diddled, period. You just don't. Period.
Speaker 7: Look at look at every single child start ever.
Speaker 9: Oh, by the way, is a Christmas movie not Halloween?
Speaker 9: Is this what the Gremlins is a.
Speaker 8: Christmas Yeah, that's a good point. It's it's all put
Speaker 8: it in there. So I'm still going in my ode
Speaker 8: to Corey Felvin for Halloween. I love I love Corey
Speaker 8: Felman's entire catalog of work. I love to laugh at as.
Speaker 2: What I mean.
Speaker 7: But nonetheless, I mean he's like a guitar god though.
Speaker 2: Oh man, I love music. It's terrible.
Speaker 7: It's so terrible.
Speaker 9: Is it even music?
Speaker 8: I'm just curious, like you can leave it at that, right,
Speaker 8: we can agree in it's entertainment there, right.
Speaker 9: It's like a circus act for music, like it's it's
Speaker 9: music music adjacent. Oh see, JJ, we're on the same
Speaker 9: page for sure.
Speaker 2: For sure.
Speaker 8: So when we're getting to John Carpenter territory, though, he
Speaker 8: is also known as kind of the King of Halloween,
Speaker 8: not just the director of this film.
Speaker 9: Right sure, Like I said, yeah, like the Mouth of Madness,
Speaker 9: I'm so sure that's him, right, It's it was part
Speaker 9: of like a oh in Christine, Yeah you have seen Christine, JJ.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Chris, of course the.
Speaker 8: Thing the movie. No, I think it's different, Christine. I
Speaker 8: was talking about my bad.
Speaker 7: Yeah. I mean he's he's done a lot, and I
Speaker 7: mean he is a great horror director. But I mean,
Speaker 7: I would argue Wes Craven's more important to the genre.
Speaker 7: But it's really it's really hard to ignore. You know,
Speaker 7: the breakout movies that John Carpenter has made.
Speaker 9: Right look at this right here, it says the Apocalypse Trilogy,
Speaker 9: the Thing, Prince of Darkness, and in the Mouth of Madness.
Speaker 9: When I watched this movie for the first time, I
Speaker 9: was like, PTSD traumatized. Just so you know, JJ, it's fun.
Speaker 9: You should do a fucking accult and or as a
Speaker 9: terrork review of this ship because it's crazy.
Speaker 8: It sounds like we need a priest and a young
Speaker 8: priest here on this one.
Speaker 9: Yeah, no kidding, but so yeah, this one's really fucked up.
Speaker 9: I think the guy could be an occultist to himself.
Speaker 9: There's some like really weird stuff that he includes in
Speaker 9: his movies. This one I think is like more of
Speaker 9: a weird psychological one than something like Halloween. But the
Speaker 9: way that he scores his movies, it's simplistic, but it's
Speaker 9: so creepy. I mean, everybody knows the Halloween song, Like
Speaker 9: if you if you went anywhere and heard it, you'd
Speaker 9: be like, oh, Michael Myers you would know.
Speaker 2: Well, the thing's not even a monster for throughout the
Speaker 2: most of the entire film, right.
Speaker 7: Pretty much.
Speaker 2: Right, you don't see what I'm saying. You don't see it.
Speaker 8: He's just it's like a psychological thriller aspect of the
Speaker 8: entire situation.
Speaker 9: Yeah, such based on Lovecraft? Is that right in the mid.
Speaker 8: That's what I was going to say that when you're
Speaker 8: talking know that typhon.
Speaker 2: T folks right there, they love themselves.
Speaker 8: Well, they're they offshoot of theto my apologies, the typhony
Speaker 8: and folks Peter lavind Gang.
Speaker 2: They love themselves some Lovecraft.
Speaker 9: Well see, I didn't even know that ship. And when
Speaker 9: the first time I watched that movie, I was like, Ah,
Speaker 9: this guy he's into something because it's just so creepy
Speaker 9: and weird.
Speaker 7: Well, I mean that's that's why he's been accepted in Hollywood,
Speaker 7: or still is accepted in Hollywood. Once again, you don't
Speaker 7: work in Hollywood unless you're into some weird shit, and he's.
Speaker 2: Been really weird, right exactly.
Speaker 7: I mean he could probably call up almost any studio
Speaker 7: right now and get funding for any movie that he
Speaker 7: wanted to do at this point.
Speaker 18: You know, but you know it's like you said earlierant
Speaker 18: you think, okay, oh.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's not actually scary though, Like I don't you
Speaker 9: know what I mean, if you go back and you
Speaker 9: look at like horror movies that are still relevant to today,
Speaker 9: in my opinion, one of are not the greatest horror
Speaker 9: movie of all time is probably The Exorcist, the original one,
Speaker 9: or like this shining something like that, in my opinion,
Speaker 9: stands the test of time. I fucking could take a
Speaker 9: nap through Halloween.
Speaker 7: It just I don't.
Speaker 9: I mean, it's this staple in the horror genre, but
Speaker 9: it's not like it was just like terrifying or anything, right,
Speaker 9: I mean, the guy doesn't fucking die. There's a million
Speaker 9: Halloween movies and you could get shot in the head,
Speaker 9: his legs torn off, fucking you know, they could do
Speaker 9: be whole stuff to him. He never dies.
Speaker 8: Well, there's surprisingly lack of B whole stuff involved in
Speaker 8: Michael Myers' activities, right, he doesn't do a lot of
Speaker 8: B whole activities.
Speaker 2: He's the other stabbing folks.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean, honestly like the story though, I mean
Speaker 7: you got to put it in context at the time too,
Speaker 7: So in the seventies and everything, this would have been
Speaker 7: terrifying because it's kind of a extension of like the
Speaker 7: call coming from inside the house urban legend, you know, oh, like.
Speaker 2: He does.
Speaker 8: It kind of wraps together a lot of the boogeyman
Speaker 8: that calls down the house, a lot of those urban legs.
Speaker 9: Yet the stranger calls that. Yeah, when a stranger calls yeah, Okay,
Speaker 9: Well let's go from this perspective. Then maybe it's not
Speaker 9: scary because he's uh, you know, a serial killer. Maybe
Speaker 9: it's scary because he's just supposed to be a regular
Speaker 9: guy that's like programmed to kill ish that's the scariest sassin.
Speaker 7: So so I think part of it, like what it
Speaker 7: is is because if you just take the first movie,
Speaker 7: he's he's a little kid that kills his sister for
Speaker 7: no explanation at all, like just none, and then he
Speaker 7: gets locked up in a mental institution and studied by
Speaker 7: a doctor who decides to take him on as like
Speaker 7: his personal like his opus magnum projects.
Speaker 2: You're saying doctor Limis is a handler.
Speaker 7: Almost, yeah, but he's program to kill doctor. He didn't
Speaker 7: meet Loomis until after he was in the hospital, so.
Speaker 8: Right, right, But I'm saying you like a violent offender
Speaker 8: like that and turned into a monster.
Speaker 7: Right, of course they would. But he's already a murderer
Speaker 7: by this point, is what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Edwards, Sir.
Speaker 8: And then they got put in the Chilicoth the Federal
Speaker 8: Reformatory nineteen.
Speaker 7: I'm not saying that he's not I'm not saying that
Speaker 7: he's not programmed to kill, but this is what I'm
Speaker 7: saying is that he is just like a regular I mean,
Speaker 7: he was a kid, he was like seven eighty seven. Yeah,
Speaker 7: he was like seven eight years old, and then just
Speaker 7: murdered his sister naked, mind you, but you know, just
Speaker 7: murdered her after.
Speaker 2: Was down stuff.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, he put it. He put on the mask
Speaker 7: as he was walking up the stairs with a butcher
Speaker 7: knife or a chef's knife and went up and just
Speaker 7: stabbed it right in the chest. And then he walked
Speaker 7: out of the house and just like stood there all frozen,
Speaker 7: like he was like, that's right, that's right.
Speaker 9: I might be confusing the rob Zombie one with the
Speaker 9: original one. Now it was just his sister and the
Speaker 9: original one. It wasn't like a slew of fucking people, right, No,
Speaker 9: just Judith yep, just okay, all right. Well, even still
Speaker 9: in the Rob Zombie one, I think it gives you
Speaker 9: like a little bit more perspective. You know, he had
Speaker 9: like a trash home life and his mom was a stripper,
Speaker 9: and he had some kind of weirdo guy living in
Speaker 9: the house and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: But we got a little right, he goes a little
Speaker 2: rampage Africa.
Speaker 9: Yeah, he kills like a kid at school and stuff.
Speaker 9: But I think it's scarier actually with the original one,
Speaker 9: you'd never know why.
Speaker 7: The fuck is like that exactly.
Speaker 9: It just opens up and it's like, oh, this little
Speaker 9: kid just fucking murdered the ship out of his sister. Okay, check,
Speaker 9: And then you know he goes to the mental institution
Speaker 9: and you you actually never know why he's like that.
Speaker 8: But I get it, you, Michael Myers.
Speaker 7: What is the status of Yeah.
Speaker 8: The compromise or uncompromised. It was this guy getting diddled?
Speaker 8: Is that what calls this?
Speaker 9: I think in the Rob Zombie one, his bee hole
Speaker 9: was compromised. We cannot we can only speculate on the
Speaker 9: beehole of the original Halloween. Michael Myers. It could or
Speaker 9: could not be intact, but uh, forever, you know, forever
Speaker 9: immortalized William Shatner's Star Trek face, and you know he's
Speaker 9: he's the boogeyman. I will say, if you're ready for
Speaker 9: my grand theory, why I think they picked that mask?
Speaker 7: Yeah? Yeah, I want to hear it.
Speaker 9: So are either of you familiar with a little someone
Speaker 9: named Fritz spring Meyer.
Speaker 7: Yes, you mean Victor E.
Speaker 8: Shu, the son of the CIA agent, the convicted Nazi
Speaker 8: domestic terrorists victories you Fritz Springmire.
Speaker 7: Oh you're not a fan.
Speaker 2: I can't say I'm a fan. Man.
Speaker 9: Well, then I'll just go get fucked with my theory then,
Speaker 9: because half a bit and k from Fritz Springmeer.
Speaker 2: No, don't let me from that.
Speaker 7: Did fuck it?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 7: I'll tell you for you.
Speaker 9: Yeah, you did my b hole when you said that,
Speaker 9: because I had no idea. But so listen up, this
Speaker 9: is totally It could be nothing. But Fritz Springmyer wrote
Speaker 9: this book and he put all this stuff in there
Speaker 9: about how they use the williams uh Shatner Star Trek
Speaker 9: series as programming in these weird fucking underground pro like
Speaker 9: he he would uh, he would say, they would go
Speaker 9: in these tunnels and get like clockwork oranged with their
Speaker 9: fucking eyeballs wide open, and they would just have to
Speaker 9: watch Star Trek all day. And uh, you know, I
Speaker 9: think it's weird that they're making this, you know, immortalized
Speaker 9: Boogeyman and the face that they chose is from the
Speaker 9: Star Trek, you know, and uh, whether or not people
Speaker 9: realize it, it's become a staple of horror. So I
Speaker 9: think that could you know, be something of note. Or
Speaker 9: maybe Fritz Springmeyer sucks be holes.
Speaker 2: According to Jada, I think he's a coolby squeer man.
Speaker 8: I often say, we got to look at the folks
Speaker 8: presenting us these messages, not only the data in which
Speaker 8: they're presenting, but the source of where it's going from,
Speaker 8: perhaps what their intent may be. So we have a
Speaker 8: son of us. Here are some of the known knowns
Speaker 8: of He never legally changed his name. He claimed he
Speaker 8: did Victory. He was convicted as Victory Shoefuh for domestic
Speaker 8: terror connected to the Area Nation's compound in northern Iaho
Speaker 8: he fucking blew up building.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it's in the federal court record.
Speaker 8: And get a meeting with the Area Nations the weekend
Speaker 8: or week or month or a couple immediately proceeding as
Speaker 8: a domestic terror event. He went to the Bill Colby's
Speaker 8: Queers Compound. Salute to r R Channel and those muppets
Speaker 8: at Langley. He had the that's what I call that.
Speaker 8: That's the Bill Colby's Queers Compound up there. Now it's
Speaker 8: the Operation Gladio. You know, Israel Keys is a combination
Speaker 8: of both. He's the Phoenix Program, come Home Satanic serial
Speaker 8: killers connected up and Gladio. He's connected up there. So
Speaker 8: all the Nazis, uh? But so yeah, dude, Victory Schoof
Speaker 8: blew up a building in Portland to rob up to
Speaker 8: deter authorities while they robbed a bank, and then they
Speaker 8: indiscriminately fired towards women and children. Apparently no one was hit.
Speaker 8: But I can't condone any of these actions.
Speaker 9: Okay, well, can we just say maybe he puts some
Speaker 9: true stuff out there? Because I feel like they do
Speaker 9: do that.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying. You gotta just earn some of
Speaker 2: it stuff.
Speaker 8: You also understand he is the son of a CIA
Speaker 8: agent who was appointed to West Point by Bob Dole.
Speaker 9: He was probably do you have to tell me that?
Speaker 9: And literally ruined my fucking Halloween.
Speaker 2: Ripping the mask off man ripping the mask.
Speaker 9: I literally have read all of his stuff, and I
Speaker 9: even listened to him on podcasts.
Speaker 7: I thought he was like the really.
Speaker 8: Ship that's tour still will say, John Todd, great guy.
Speaker 8: John Todd also a Nazi spooky guy with Fort Bragg
Speaker 8: histories connect to that same area Nation's Compound, friend of
Speaker 8: Randy Weaver in the eighties, preceding Ruby Ridge and John
Speaker 8: Todd also a Kid Titler, a former quote unquote former
Speaker 8: Satanist who was a friend of Fritz Springmer. Fritz Springman,
Speaker 8: I'll still go around and tours. John Todd, great guy.
Speaker 8: Get the fuck out of here.
Speaker 9: Okay, well, thanks for ruining my Halloween.
Speaker 2: I'm here to ruin your I'm here to rip the
Speaker 2: mask off.
Speaker 16: Man.
Speaker 2: Let's look at Michael Myers's face.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I bet he looks like actual William Shattner under there.
Speaker 7: They just like.
Speaker 2: William Shatner under that thing. I'm out of here.
Speaker 9: Yeah, no kidding, but uh yeah, that's my grand theory
Speaker 9: why they may have chose that mascot. It could have
Speaker 9: just been a happy accident and that one was on
Speaker 9: clearance that day at the Halloween store.
Speaker 8: I would you're on something for if I may add
Speaker 8: some details, some no knowns about old Billy Shatz there.
Speaker 2: Besides The Devil's.
Speaker 8: Rain film, he was an associated non associate of Bob
Speaker 8: Cocaine Evans.
Speaker 2: Oh fuck you, yeah dude. In fact, no boy, who
Speaker 2: do you think made Star Trek was paramount?
Speaker 17: Right?
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, good point.
Speaker 8: Jean Roddenberry. I think Bob Cocaine were probably in the
Speaker 8: same sex called. Rodenberry was always trying to get a
Speaker 8: side piece on the set and they're like, look here, Gene,
Speaker 8: you can't. You can't put your girlfriend here. Your wife's
Speaker 8: not gonna be upset about that kind of thing going on.
Speaker 8: It was a short lived series, only like three years, right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, and I really love You're right.
Speaker 9: I love the remakes. Just throwing that out there, Chris.
Speaker 7: I'm a fan of the original, but I was always
Speaker 7: more of a fan of Twilight Zone anyways.
Speaker 9: But oh me too.
Speaker 7: Fuck yeah.
Speaker 9: Twilight Zone episode JJ.
Speaker 2: Something on the Wing, Yeah, well.
Speaker 9: That one, and there's like a slew of other ones.
Speaker 2: We could talk about that one though, right, there's something
Speaker 2: on the Wing. Guy.
Speaker 8: That guy he was He was known basically as that
Speaker 8: guy until they re brought back Star Trek and then
Speaker 8: He's basically still known as the something on the Wing
Speaker 8: guy kind of until he started doing this Priceline commercials.
Speaker 2: I'm not a Shatner fan, you've noticed.
Speaker 9: I'm didn't he go to space or some.
Speaker 8: Ship didn't Captain Captain Kirk Well, they said.
Speaker 9: He did, right, They took his app somewhere.
Speaker 7: He went to space just as much as Katy Perry did.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 9: That's what I'm saying is like he's part of this
Speaker 9: whole facade of like celebrities. Oh, I would tell you,
Speaker 9: but I can't.
Speaker 8: Just have to convince us of their world is right,
Speaker 8: So they give us that in affictions with the with
Speaker 8: the Star Treks and Star Wars.
Speaker 2: Star Wars happened.
Speaker 8: A long time ago, ancient in a galaxy far far
Speaker 8: away alien.
Speaker 7: But somehow in the future, somehow.
Speaker 8: Right now, we don't even understand time really, But in
Speaker 8: nineteen seventy eight, I can tell you what folks of
Speaker 8: America understood was much like The Exorcist. As you mentioned before,
Speaker 8: this film scared the ship out of folks. Blair which style.
Speaker 8: Now i'd seen Blair witch at the theater. I seen
Speaker 8: folks crying. Did you see folks crying at the theaters
Speaker 8: that that happened.
Speaker 9: It was fucking real until you know, a couple of years.
Speaker 9: Well I was really young.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I was, well I was eighteen.
Speaker 8: But there was folks departing the theater and tears within
Speaker 8: the first ten or fifty minutes, like.
Speaker 2: What is.
Speaker 7: Halloween?
Speaker 2: I think? So yeah, are you sure? Yeah? They did exorcists, dude.
Speaker 9: People threw up and had seizures and ship when they
Speaker 9: went to go I talk last year.
Speaker 8: These were these were monumental events and like kind of
Speaker 8: seminal events there in in the cinema because you know,
Speaker 8: you gotta think, oh yeah, a lot of it's pretty
Speaker 8: campy through that time frame of cinema.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean, I mean that the seventies was like
Speaker 7: a great time for for film because I mean you
Speaker 7: started getting like the exploitation and a bunch of like
Speaker 7: grindhouse films, and I mean that's that's when horror really
Speaker 7: started like becoming like what it was going to be
Speaker 7: all the way throughout the eighties.
Speaker 2: You know you're talking about Roger Corman, sir.
Speaker 7: Not necessarily. I mean, there there were so many like
Speaker 7: influential films that came out in the seventies. I mean
Speaker 7: we're talking Texas Baby, Rosemary's Baby, the Hills have Eyes.
Speaker 8: The last object objective objection.
Speaker 7: Yeah, all right, well it was it was.
Speaker 8: Bob Okaine Evans first order business in paramount. I'm about
Speaker 8: Okaine Evans super fan, not in the sense that I
Speaker 8: like him, but in since I know much about him.
Speaker 7: So, I mean, you've you've got the last House on
Speaker 7: the left.
Speaker 2: You've got uh that was a spooky one.
Speaker 7: Yeah, what what was that of that one? You got
Speaker 7: the original? You got the original? I spit on your grave,
Speaker 7: like you've got all of these grindhouses?
Speaker 9: Well, evil dead, evil dead?
Speaker 7: Right, Yeah. So, I mean it was a great period
Speaker 7: for for film, and especially for horror, because I mean
Speaker 7: this goes from basically that the end of the sixties
Speaker 7: wasn't super great because it was kind of just like
Speaker 7: a repeat of what they did throughout the forties, right,
Speaker 7: because during the during the fifties was the explosion of
Speaker 7: sci fi, and then sci fi kind of died out
Speaker 7: in the sixties. It was kind of a repeat, and
Speaker 7: then the seventies kind of rejuvenated the horror, uh, the
Speaker 7: horror genre basically.
Speaker 2: And until Massacre, right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean those were some of the big breakouts,
Speaker 7: and then of course have.
Speaker 2: A Bob Cocaine Evans score of one.
Speaker 9: That's so crazy. Oh, somebody put Amityville. I love the Amityville.
Speaker 9: Those are really good.
Speaker 2: I think I think a lot of these things.
Speaker 8: My general thesis and a lot of how this stuff
Speaker 8: gets into our film and society after that is it's
Speaker 8: all degradating society, because that's these cult fuckers who are
Speaker 8: trying to convince us of their world views, the aliens
Speaker 8: and Satanists. They have the epicenters right here, and the
Speaker 8: greatest example of that is mike Y mup At Mike
Speaker 8: and Colonel John Alexander. So you have the epicenter of
Speaker 8: all the modern day alien nonsense syops with the satan guy.
Speaker 7: See, I'm going to push back just a little bit.
Speaker 7: I don't think it's that. I don't believe the horror
Speaker 7: genre is meant to like get us on with them.
Speaker 7: It's totally meant to desensitize us. So once they do
Speaker 7: introduce their ideas on the grand scale, everyone just kind
Speaker 7: of accepts it.
Speaker 8: I think there's a little bit better. I think we're
Speaker 8: saying a little bit of the same things. I like
Speaker 8: to use David Burkeleway. I don't like to use my
Speaker 8: own words, sir, I let's use David berko WIT's and
Speaker 8: these other Satanists or propagandists in that matters and to
Speaker 8: make to make my point.
Speaker 2: He says, the.
Speaker 8: Reason why they were trying to degradate society, as the
Speaker 8: cult the process was in order to create an environment
Speaker 8: where the Antichrist could be born. He says, the cult's
Speaker 8: philosophy is the Antichrist cannot be born into the world
Speaker 8: of good.
Speaker 7: Right, But first first they have to desensitize people to it,
Speaker 7: otherwise they're not going to accept it.
Speaker 8: Sure, that's part of the campaign of that whole effort, right.
Speaker 8: And then you also have the aspect of they want
Speaker 8: us to believe they're alien nonsense.
Speaker 9: Well, if you will, just humor me about a small
Speaker 9: theory I'm just coming up with on the spot that
Speaker 9: makes sense to me. They rolled out what the serial
Speaker 9: killer fucking program in the sixties, right with the Manson
Speaker 9: family and all that shit, And then in the seventies
Speaker 9: they start all these weird ass horror movies where the
Speaker 9: monster is a real guy, Freddy Krueger, weird pedophile guy
Speaker 9: Jason Uh, you know, Mike Myers. It's like, you don't
Speaker 9: have to be afraid of a creature as much as
Speaker 9: you should be afraid of just regular human beings that
Speaker 9: have just gone fucking psychopathic, because that's what they want
Speaker 9: you to believe, right, lone nut psychopaths will show up,
Speaker 9: you will murder your fucking ass.
Speaker 7: You are one hundred percent correct on that. And that's
Speaker 7: why Texas Chainsaw was such a big deal because I
Speaker 7: mean that literally was you know, just some backwoods Texas
Speaker 7: family that were cannibals that you know, just went crazy,
Speaker 7: you know.
Speaker 8: Right, Yeah, Yeah, that finance by the Columbo crime family
Speaker 8: and not only any Clumbo crime fan. At the same time,
Speaker 8: they're working with Bob Cocaine Evans to do The Godfather, right,
Speaker 8: and and the same time they're they're financing the first
Speaker 8: above ground pornography deep right, the Process Church Theater, the
Speaker 8: Pussycat Theater in West West Hollywood. So that's what I
Speaker 8: mean by this is the degradation by the cult of society.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and I think, you know, we talked about this
Speaker 9: in the last episode, but the movie Psycho probably really
Speaker 9: started everybody's periods because it's some weird guy that's got
Speaker 9: a crush on his mom, who fucking is attasidrmy fucking
Speaker 9: weirdness right, and then uh is also much like the
Speaker 9: main character in Halloween, some kind of tranny and it's
Speaker 9: it's got to be it had to be.
Speaker 7: Like totally.
Speaker 9: Shocking to watch something like that when Psycho came out.
Speaker 8: So for sure, dude, again, it's like a and if
Speaker 8: you were thinking about it and the kind of uh
Speaker 8: you want to go program to kill honor Kyulture, the
Speaker 8: entire situation about the the entire society you look, look
Speaker 8: at all the lights, the sounds, the terror you get
Speaker 8: in the film. It's no different than an mk ulture experiment,
Speaker 8: but on a mass scale. If you asked me with
Speaker 8: Psycho specifically Psycho.
Speaker 9: And Halloween, I said, before this score, yeah, the exorsus
Speaker 9: Tubueler belts. I mean everybody knows that shit. Everybody recognizes
Speaker 9: that shit. It's part of like, uh, you know, actually
Speaker 9: I would include Poltergeist in there.
Speaker 2: With the you know around Steven Spielder does good stuff.
Speaker 9: Uh, I think you know Poulter I watch Poultergeist every year,
Speaker 9: you know, for Halloween, and it's the soundtrack for that
Speaker 9: is also iconic to me.
Speaker 8: Anything about anything in letting his life watching Steven Spielberg
Speaker 8: or Stephen King with stories. You don't do things on mounds.
Speaker 8: You built on mounds, cemeteries on mounds, houses on mounds.
Speaker 8: The ghost TV on you if you build a house
Speaker 8: on a mound.
Speaker 9: I seen, speaking of mounds, they used real fucking skeletons
Speaker 9: in fucking Poltergeist too. They probably pulled them out of
Speaker 9: the mounds they were.
Speaker 2: Yeah, trunk was car.
Speaker 9: But anyways, I was gonna say something I've noticed recently
Speaker 9: when I go to watch one of these older horror
Speaker 9: movies on like Hulu or wherever is when the warning
Speaker 9: comes up at the beginning of the movie, it's like
Speaker 9: rated R for flashing lights and for this that. It's
Speaker 9: like they don't even include nudity or like, you know,
Speaker 9: stuff like that anymore.
Speaker 2: It's all like rate that ghost story film R, don't
Speaker 2: they yeah X.
Speaker 9: More like if fucking x X?
Speaker 7: Which which one ghost story? Ghost story?
Speaker 9: Did you see it?
Speaker 2: Interesting? Film came out in seventy eight.
Speaker 8: It's actually got rooted in written in seventy eight, came
Speaker 8: out in seventy nine. Rooted in the storyline, as noted
Speaker 8: by author blog post author Jonathan Mitchell. He's been a
Speaker 8: freaking guest in Operation GCD. He Julia joined us for
Speaker 8: that occult Esoteric review. But in that story by Peter Strob,
Speaker 8: he beds a lot of the Son of Sam cult
Speaker 8: known knowns that were not known knowns to the public
Speaker 8: at the time, so he was an insider clearly.
Speaker 9: I have a comment that I just read here from
Speaker 9: Benjamin Salinas. It says Ghost Adventures episode with Poltergeist home
Speaker 9: is good. Just want to let you know I did
Speaker 9: watch that one I watch I've watched every episode of
Speaker 9: Ghost Adventures ever. That dude is an occultist. He's into
Speaker 9: some dark fucking shit. That Zach Began's guy. And anytime
Speaker 9: there's a fucking satanic, fucking cult ridden this, that, or
Speaker 9: he's there. He's always. He always pops up. He owns
Speaker 9: David Koresh's car from the branch fucking Davidians. He is a.
Speaker 7: Total fucking everything and anything anything.
Speaker 2: One thing jeans I think you're fancy.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and got to be glued hair gel.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: He also I think it's museums and an all Masonic
Speaker 8: lodge there in Las Vegas.
Speaker 9: Yeah, for sure. That dude is so dark he's he's
Speaker 9: got his hands into all kinds of freaky weird ship.
Speaker 9: But he did do an episode at the Poltergeist House.
Speaker 9: He he uh yeah.
Speaker 2: Anyways, that one second, man, for some reason, my car
Speaker 2: alarm is going off. There you go check this out.
Speaker 9: It's Michael Myers.
Speaker 19: So so, how how are all of those little wave ripples?
Speaker 1: How are those so perfectly matching what's in the video?
Speaker 13: All the all the special patterns look the same. This
Speaker 13: is like saying that my butthole is your butthole because
Speaker 13: they're similar, right, It's not being we don't have the
Speaker 13: same butthole.
Speaker 6: Because of that, you're using buttle a lot of context.
Speaker 19: You're talking about bottles making everyone feel weird.
Speaker 2: That's the plant.
Speaker 8: Using the cerin butthole making folks feel all weird. Speaking
Speaker 8: of feel all weird, I felt super weird. Without any
Speaker 8: unifications or rating of the film. Was PG in the
Speaker 8: film Ghost Story right in your face hole, dick and
Speaker 8: balls in the first ninety seconds? What is going on here?
Speaker 8: They have about some warnings?
Speaker 2: Dude, So are you talking bring right into the camera?
Speaker 2: Like why would you do that? Dude? What was who
Speaker 2: you shot this film? Why would you do that?
Speaker 9: No, it wasn't the eighties. I think it was what
Speaker 9: would what did you say? JJ? Was like seventy something
Speaker 9: ghost Story by John Maybe.
Speaker 2: I think the film is eighty No, I think about it.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, nineteen eighty one.
Speaker 2: Film eighty one. Yep, eighty one.
Speaker 7: Yes, I am.
Speaker 9: I guess since we mentioned Poltergeiston, I see a lot
Speaker 9: of comments on the side here we should maybe could
Speaker 9: talk about Heather or rours be whole. Yeah, but that
Speaker 9: could be a totally other episode.
Speaker 2: No, we can, we can, definitely we can discuss some
Speaker 2: of that.
Speaker 8: Maybe after we finished the film, perhaps we get some
Speaker 8: more be hole talk.
Speaker 2: You've seen this film, Jacob.
Speaker 7: J which no story? Yeah, yeah, of course?
Speaker 8: Were you What did you feel aggressively infiltrated when your
Speaker 8: whole facehole got introduced to the the dick and balls
Speaker 8: there in the first ninety seconds.
Speaker 7: That definitely not the most aggressive I've ever been at.
Speaker 8: I don't know, I don't know why if you live, sir,
Speaker 8: and I'm not here to judge, but I assure you
Speaker 8: that was pretty aggressive.
Speaker 9: He said his eyeholes.
Speaker 7: So I'm not saying it wasn't aggressive. It just wasn't
Speaker 7: the worst that I've ever seen, so.
Speaker 2: I feel violated. I feel violated to this.
Speaker 8: I thought about writing a letter to the studio, but
Speaker 8: for all those guys are probably dead prove.
Speaker 7: Well. When one of the newest movies. I haven't seen
Speaker 7: it because I just I don't really give a ship
Speaker 7: about the franchise. But twenty eight years later I saw it.
Speaker 7: One of the biggest stars. What no zombies?
Speaker 2: Yeah, zombies?
Speaker 7: Yeah, so what. One of the biggest criticisms I heard
Speaker 7: about the film is that it has a lot of
Speaker 7: dick for a zombie movie. I was like, I'm just
Speaker 7: not going to watch it. Then Julia right that did it?
Speaker 2: Mention it?
Speaker 9: Actually why I went.
Speaker 8: This has a significant amount of dick. Julia gives it
Speaker 8: five stars. Yeah, way up that way up.
Speaker 9: Uh yeah, I saw that though I thought I thought
Speaker 9: it was pretty good. I think they'll make another one
Speaker 9: after that. But anyways, I think Scream, I was gonna
Speaker 9: say earlier, had an equally big impact on pop culture
Speaker 9: as Halloween with the ghost face mask. And there's a
Speaker 9: scene in Scream where they talk about Jamie Lee, She's
Speaker 9: the Scream Queen or whatever.
Speaker 2: But can you have that film without this film? Right,
Speaker 2: It's all it's contented.
Speaker 9: That's what I'm saying, right in the rules of how
Speaker 9: to survive a horror movie, right, you can't show your tits.
Speaker 9: You can't say.
Speaker 7: I'll be right back. You can't. That was ingenius. So
Speaker 7: I mean it Scream worked because it was self aware
Speaker 7: and it was poking fun at the genre itself while
Speaker 7: also living the genre. And so I mean it literally
Speaker 7: revived horror in the nineties because I mean, you're you're
Speaker 7: going into or you're coming out of the eighties, which
Speaker 7: was like the golden age of horror. You know, you've
Speaker 7: got some of the best and absolutely some of the
Speaker 7: worst movies ever made, and.
Speaker 2: Then sometimes the same movie sir.
Speaker 7: Right, right, But then you also have all the massive franchises,
Speaker 7: you know, uh, Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the thirteenth.
Speaker 2: And one of the salient characteristics of them is if
Speaker 2: you have sex, you die.
Speaker 9: That's part of the Scream thing that he said, you
Speaker 9: can't have sex, you can't show you tits, you can't
Speaker 9: be right back.
Speaker 7: Yep, let me watch it. So part of the idea,
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, of course.
Speaker 1: What wait, predictable.
Speaker 2: I knew he was gonna buy it.
Speaker 7: How can you watch this ship over and over bress.
Speaker 7: I want to see Jamie Lee's breast. When do we see.
Speaker 1: Trading Place is in eighty three? Jamie Lee was always
Speaker 1: the vigin of horror movies.
Speaker 16: She never showed her tits legits could afford some pair.
Speaker 15: That's why she always smarted to kill them the big
Speaker 15: chasing a team.
Speaker 1: Only virgins can do that.
Speaker 20: But you know, rules.
Speaker 2: Don't be a WRR.
Speaker 8: Nothing I directed any party that's rules.
Speaker 2: Have an awism. Why don't you.
Speaker 15: There are certain rules that one must abide by in
Speaker 15: order to successfully survive a horror movie. Number one, you
Speaker 15: can never have sex death okay.
Speaker 7: Number two you can never drink or.
Speaker 2: Through the whole people's death.
Speaker 8: And like part of the politics of the eighties, if
Speaker 8: like the Reagan administration was pushing that kind of message
Speaker 8: pretty heavy, Like.
Speaker 7: Right, well, I mean horror.
Speaker 2: Isn't it weird that we.
Speaker 8: Get politics and abstinence and then all of a sudden,
Speaker 8: all of our cinemas and sex equals death.
Speaker 7: Horror movies were made for teenagers. Yeah, that's that's the
Speaker 7: reality of it. They were. They were makeout movies for teenagers,
Speaker 7: and so of course they're gonna you know, if you
Speaker 7: do drugs, if you go off by yourself, you have
Speaker 7: premarital sex, all of these things like I mean that
Speaker 7: that is a huge part of it. Once again, this
Speaker 7: is Hollywood. C I a reuns Hollywood.
Speaker 2: So let's ours and the chat. So we got you
Speaker 2: gotta keep it above here.
Speaker 7: In a minute. Sorry, it's not the casting.
Speaker 2: Now, you're right, there's actually a film.
Speaker 8: And if I were to eye let all, I uh,
Speaker 8: I appreciate this recommendation from the dual recommendation for tonight's
Speaker 8: film from both of y'all.
Speaker 2: But if I was the dual.
Speaker 8: Film, choose a film here this month, I would have
Speaker 8: chosen I don't forget the name of it now, So
Speaker 8: that's the Murders.
Speaker 2: What's that film? Name it?
Speaker 7: The Sun? That the Sun, the Town that dreaded Sundown?
Speaker 8: You got it there? He is way too many words
Speaker 8: from me to remember, sir. Have you seen it?
Speaker 7: The original?
Speaker 2: Wait a second.
Speaker 7: The original and remaker?
Speaker 2: Great, I've seen them boats there back to back for
Speaker 2: the first time ever.
Speaker 9: Has seen it?
Speaker 2: You gotta watch that, ma'am. I was.
Speaker 8: I'm not mis merching you for not saying I had
Speaker 8: not seen it until a couple of years ago. I was
Speaker 8: kicking it over recluse to spot the host of the farm.
Speaker 8: He was having some actually Thanksgiving festivities. And the viewing
Speaker 8: for that evening for the I don't know seveny folks
Speaker 8: that were attendants, was the back to back showings of
Speaker 8: that one name that film game.
Speaker 2: What's it called?
Speaker 7: The Town That Dreaded Sundown?
Speaker 1: Wait?
Speaker 9: What murders are?
Speaker 7: What murders? Is it based on the Quick.
Speaker 2: Go Ahead? Sir?
Speaker 7: One thing I wanted to bring up about, Yes, you're back.
Speaker 8: You you actually didn't this because this is an interesting
Speaker 8: dynamic between reality and fiction, and it starts with a
Speaker 8: lover's lane situation in the in.
Speaker 7: The film, right, yes, sir, It's based around a lot
Speaker 7: of like urban legend kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but this is nineteen forty what six?
Speaker 7: Yeah, right, but this is this is where the urban
Speaker 7: legends start, you know, like the escaped maniac and okay,
Speaker 7: right right, yeah, this is this bag had it died?
Speaker 9: This is based on a real thing.
Speaker 8: Yes, yeah, the tax ar Cana man. This is a
Speaker 8: real deal. I actually learned about my bar broke down,
Speaker 8: My car broke down just outside of tex arcanth. I
Speaker 8: was gonna die in Arkansas. Okay, So I literally took
Speaker 8: a defensive fighting position in the woodline because I was
Speaker 8: nowhere near anywhere. I had one bar for my cell
Speaker 8: phone signal and it's three.
Speaker 2: Hour wait for a toetoch driver.
Speaker 8: I thought I was gonna get raped by them, you know,
Speaker 8: banjo playing folks in the movies, So.
Speaker 9: Program to kill.
Speaker 2: What is this?
Speaker 7: The killer was never.
Speaker 8: Caught, So that's what I'm saying. When I went to
Speaker 8: that town, they're still spoke by it to this day.
Speaker 8: So my car got towed, understand it, from near Hope, Arkansas,
Speaker 8: where it broke down the middle of the night, and
Speaker 8: and the folks there, the auto body shopper, hung out
Speaker 8: all day. They were very nice folks, but they were
Speaker 8: They were telling me all about these things. And I
Speaker 8: hadn't seen the movies until about a year or two
Speaker 8: after that, but I'd never even heard of this incident
Speaker 8: until that time.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's it's wild. I mean, the the the so
Speaker 7: the very common urban legend of like the couple that
Speaker 7: goes out to lover's Lane and then there's like an
Speaker 7: escaped mental patient or whatever, and then you know, they
Speaker 7: they hear something in the woods and drive away and
Speaker 7: there's like a hook on the car door or something.
Speaker 7: That's where this comes from. Shut up, yes, this is
Speaker 7: where it comes from.
Speaker 9: Okay, well, now I gotta check it out for sure.
Speaker 8: So they made a movie and it's I will you
Speaker 8: watch it. We'll do another film review in the future,
Speaker 8: ma'am because, uh, if you don't mind, because this film,
Speaker 8: it really it really brings in the question the terms
Speaker 8: of fiction and reality when they start with the games
Speaker 8: they play with this film, and the town actually gets
Speaker 8: together every year and does the viewing of it in
Speaker 8: the town square.
Speaker 7: Yes they do.
Speaker 8: They've never saw murders. It haunted this town. It haunted
Speaker 8: this town for over almost a year of the murders
Speaker 8: in forty six and forty seven, and that served themselves.
Speaker 9: So it could have been you know, one of those
Speaker 9: uh you know teams of people that just like moved
Speaker 9: through an area.
Speaker 7: Yeah. Probably. I mean, it's it's really really similar to
Speaker 7: Zodiac other than the fact that.
Speaker 9: They were similar, right similar in the bag on the head, right,
Speaker 9: the bag on the head.
Speaker 7: And the Okay, yeah, well, if you if you've watched.
Speaker 9: American Horror Story season Cult, they have a little uh
Speaker 9: you know, side story where they tell you who the
Speaker 9: Zodiac killer is and they would wear like fucking bags
Speaker 9: on their head and shit like that. Anyways, that's a
Speaker 9: side note, but this this reminds me of the Zodiac,
Speaker 9: especially all big time. The Lover's Lane thing even is
Speaker 9: zodiac esque.
Speaker 8: Right, So this is a fictional movie, but they'll show
Speaker 8: you real clips from the real footage of like news
Speaker 8: conferences with this guy. Even he's played by an actor
Speaker 8: in the film, this captain J. D.
Speaker 2: Morales.
Speaker 8: Right, they do some weird things to try to and
Speaker 8: again it's I don't want to ruin it for you,
Speaker 8: just a It's a very interesting film, very interesting story.
Speaker 8: I mean, how do you never there's a surprising lack
Speaker 8: of evidence in the entire situation, given it was such
Speaker 8: a high profile situation, even though it was nineteen forty six. Yeah,
Speaker 8: it was a February through May forty six, yep.
Speaker 7: Which is such an odd time too, It's like an
Speaker 7: odd time of years.
Speaker 2: Well, it's immediately following the war, right, immediately followed them war.
Speaker 7: Right, which no surprise there, right, I mean they were
Speaker 7: running all experience on those soldiers.
Speaker 8: So well, if you look at maybe as a predecessor
Speaker 8: type of program from the Vietnam program, bring the Phoenix
Speaker 8: program them up and Mikey Kino and those Bill Colby's queers.
Speaker 8: Maybe this was an earlier iteration of such a program.
Speaker 7: I personally, I believe it was just because they didn't
Speaker 7: find them or her or they whoever. You know, It's like.
Speaker 2: Sam Walton, the.
Speaker 8: Nazis that shot up the mall parking lot of my
Speaker 8: home in nineteen ninety two, go aheads me and go man,
Speaker 8: go ahead.
Speaker 9: Oh, I was gonna say, uh say something.
Speaker 7: Yeah, the the.
Speaker 9: Woman who shot Andy Warhol, she had like some kind
Speaker 9: of fucking cult, right, and they were supposedly responsible for
Speaker 9: the Zodiac murders. Have you heard that?
Speaker 8: Yes, that in surpribed me because Warhol, in my opinion,
Speaker 8: was processed and probably probably so. There's a lot of
Speaker 8: things they don't get looked for. And I think what
Speaker 8: I've seen in that Textar Candy case is things not
Speaker 8: the folks are on investigating it.
Speaker 2: So the FBI is the tories for that.
Speaker 8: That's what the REMO is on investigations, and they've been uninvestigating.
Speaker 8: Three Nazi's shot up a mall parking not robbed, robbed,
Speaker 8: I think two hundred K or something like that from
Speaker 8: a uh, you know, an armed arm armored car on
Speaker 8: on Black Friday or something like that, and it's like
Speaker 8: nineteen ninety two, and they got they have video surveillance,
Speaker 8: they have drawings from numerous eye witnesses. It was a
Speaker 8: heat style shootout. They didn't They just indiscriminately shot at
Speaker 8: women and children. Classic trade of the Aryan nation's army
Speaker 8: or whatever out of Columbus at the time. Part of
Speaker 8: the Keyhole Brothers schemes and whatnot. They were also in
Speaker 8: various shootouts in the region of the time. But my
Speaker 8: point is they've had evidence. They have fingerprints in the case,
Speaker 8: they have drawings, the videos and the people, and the
Speaker 8: FBI was like, what do you we We couldn't tell you.
Speaker 8: I could tell you there are probably agents from your
Speaker 8: pat con operation jackasses. Yeah, that was the reason why
Speaker 8: folks aren't investigating you know what I mean, there's a
Speaker 8: right you know, I mean, like that's probably what's going
Speaker 8: on with the sex Arcana situation every years, like it
Speaker 8: was a program and we're not going to investigate ourselves.
Speaker 2: I mean, let's be honest about it.
Speaker 7: So I mean, if we're being real honest, that's not
Speaker 7: actually too far away from where a lot of activity
Speaker 7: was taking place at the time with Jolly West and
Speaker 7: another another little murderer.
Speaker 2: And he was from Oklahoma to San Antonio, that's.
Speaker 7: Right between, right, and so there was a whole lot
Speaker 7: of spooky, glowy ship going on around that area at
Speaker 7: that time. So, I mean, the fact that these text
Speaker 7: Arcana murders were never solved does not surprise me at all.
Speaker 9: Well, don't tell me anything else, because now I want
Speaker 9: to see the movie.
Speaker 7: Both both of them are great. Make sure and watch both.
Speaker 8: Of them, have one on one screen one and the
Speaker 8: other in comparing contrast.
Speaker 9: Okay, I will I'll look for any subtle messages between
Speaker 9: the two.
Speaker 8: Yeah, keep an eye for any b holes, cock and
Speaker 8: ball scenes. I miss him, But.
Speaker 7: You know, so one thing I I just to kind
Speaker 7: of bring it back to Carpenter. One thing I think
Speaker 7: that definitely, in my opinion, proves that he's involved in
Speaker 7: something strange, something weird, is the fact that another massive
Speaker 7: hit for him, or at least now I guess it
Speaker 7: kind of actually bombed in the box office, but massive
Speaker 7: cult hit is they live.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, we did a Nicole on that a few
Speaker 8: weeks back. Right, So I've done a lot of John Carpenter, Wow.
Speaker 9: Jacob coming out of nowhere with the Zinger. I forgot
Speaker 9: about that.
Speaker 7: One, right, and it personally it kind of seemed like
Speaker 7: more of a documentary.
Speaker 9: Yes, you did a little snippet of that in the
Speaker 9: intro for my show, because I think it's it's absolutely
Speaker 9: telling you something right now.
Speaker 7: And I mean that mean that fight scene is totally
Speaker 7: an allegory for like waking people up to the truth,
Speaker 7: you know exactly, which.
Speaker 2: Is why it now.
Speaker 8: For sure, there's a lot of allegories there, a lot
Speaker 8: of you know, there's a lot and again it seems
Speaker 8: like every time, what year was eighty seven?
Speaker 9: Well, you know, uh, you know what it told me
Speaker 9: is if I wear your glasses, I can see everybody's
Speaker 9: bee hole through their pants.
Speaker 8: I can say one thing my glass is coming handy
Speaker 8: for man, and that is vampires I encounter one their day.
Speaker 8: I spotted this individual because there's no reflection of my lenses.
Speaker 7: Okay, well that makes sense. So they live was eighty eight?
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, And it seems to be getting more and
Speaker 2: more relevant ever since then.
Speaker 7: Right, yes, especially with all of the alien stuff going
Speaker 7: on now and everything, like yeah, it's just really strange,
Speaker 7: really strange ship. So one hundred.
Speaker 9: I mean, we got to talk about Jamie Lee at
Speaker 9: some point before.
Speaker 8: We investigations, and you're right, yeah, or you know her
Speaker 8: penis Well, I.
Speaker 7: Have an interesting theory about that, I bet you do.
Speaker 7: I actually think that there was two. I think that
Speaker 7: they were twins, and I think there were a brother
Speaker 7: and sister.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I like that one.
Speaker 17: Yeah, I haven't heard about that before that one.
Speaker 2: Some more.
Speaker 8: I'm currently exploring the storm system. Someone's acting that's hovering
Speaker 8: over ahead of me right now is currently shaking my
Speaker 8: fan down by the river, so I'm cutting out.
Speaker 2: I do apologize.
Speaker 8: We're under heavy alien government, dude, I'm telling you, dude,
Speaker 8: it makes I'm watching this. It's still just swirling overhead
Speaker 8: and it's this only guy. Most of the day was misty,
Speaker 8: not like a stripper, but like the weather is misty.
Speaker 8: But the I mean we're talking beles here, you know
Speaker 8: what I mean. Yeah, right, but you know what I mean.
Speaker 8: It's coming in hot, dude. It won't go nowhere, and
Speaker 8: it's in I'm in the red zone right now, not
Speaker 8: in football, but like that's the area of the color
Speaker 8: above me right now.
Speaker 7: It feels it, right, that's weird that it's just not moving.
Speaker 2: Dude.
Speaker 8: It came from the south. It came from the south
Speaker 8: in the northwesterly direction. I've never seen a storm.
Speaker 7: Do that, right, I mean, yeah, you're you're part of
Speaker 7: the country. Storms don't Yeah, they come from the Gulf.
Speaker 8: They still go to the northeast, and they don't come
Speaker 8: up from the south and then go up towards like Chicago.
Speaker 9: That's the That's the thing though, is like they spray
Speaker 9: us with ship. They fucking make it snow in the
Speaker 9: middle of February instead of December.
Speaker 7: That's like they're they're in.
Speaker 9: I live up in Cleveland, Ohio, and when I was
Speaker 9: a little kid, it would snow like eight feet of
Speaker 9: snow on Christmas. It was wonderful. And now they don't
Speaker 9: get snow until damn near fucking February. I mean, tell
Speaker 9: me there's not something weird going on.
Speaker 7: Sounds like it's totally admitted that they control the weather.
Speaker 7: We just had here over in my state of Utah.
Speaker 7: We just had a big news story on one of
Speaker 7: our local news stations where they fully openly admitted that
Speaker 7: Utah has a fully automated weather control system. And it's
Speaker 7: ran by the u of U, which is a CIA school,
Speaker 7: and it's ran by a couple of other state agencies,
Speaker 7: and they just fully openly talked about it. It's fully
Speaker 7: remote control now, like we don't even have to have
Speaker 7: the pilots go up into the air to drop the
Speaker 7: aluminum oxide and stuff anymore. They just control it right
Speaker 7: from like, see.
Speaker 9: That's what I'm talking about with them spraying us with shit.
Speaker 9: That's why I think, Like, I just read a book
Speaker 9: it's called The Contagion Myth while I'm like a little
Speaker 9: bit more than halfway through it, but it was talking
Speaker 9: about how they manipulate viruses and bacteria quote unquote with
Speaker 9: like weird metals and shit that they spray in the
Speaker 9: fucking you know, the flu season and all that. It's
Speaker 9: all part of the fucking you know, everybody just happens
Speaker 9: to get sick with this shit around the same time.
Speaker 9: I mean, you got to engineering research exactly. Yeah, That's
Speaker 9: that's pretty much what it was saying.
Speaker 8: So what's up with this creepy bastard. We're just gonna
Speaker 8: steer this thing back to Halloween's Oween. Yeah that was
Speaker 8: a movie, right, I mean outside of Jamie Lee Curtis.
Speaker 8: I mean he was kind of the guy that carried
Speaker 8: the Doctor Loomis right.
Speaker 9: Well, I think he is you know, uh what do
Speaker 9: they call him handlers or he is?
Speaker 8: Uh, that's why I'm saying one boy, he says, I'll
Speaker 8: go ahead.
Speaker 7: Well, they talk.
Speaker 9: About even in Program to Kill, how they look for
Speaker 9: people in looney bins in the military, in fucking you know,
Speaker 9: juvenile delinquent homes and like stuff like that.
Speaker 8: So, and at one point, doctor Limbis says, I've been
Speaker 8: I've been h I've been whatever since I've been tending
Speaker 8: to that boys since since the boy, since since he
Speaker 8: was a child or something like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let me rewind that back.
Speaker 8: Doctor Limbas at one point and says, I've been tending
Speaker 8: that boy since he was a child, in reference to
Speaker 8: Michael Myers on his terror campaign in Hadfield. So it
Speaker 8: sounds like they've been together a long time. Yes, what
Speaker 8: year is this supposed to go on? When he's first
Speaker 8: terrorizing folks in seventy year? He's what eighteen, right, nineteen?
Speaker 7: When when he first kills a sister or when he escapes, Oh,
Speaker 7: you know, he's like twenty eight.
Speaker 2: So he was eight Okay, I thought he was. I
Speaker 2: thought he was like barely an adult.
Speaker 7: No, no, no, he's he was an adult and escaped.
Speaker 7: He had been in yeah, like twenty years, I think.
Speaker 8: So we go in there the age of stick looks
Speaker 8: like right, so they say they say here, and at
Speaker 8: least on Wikipedia, this source of information on the interwebs
Speaker 8: that he was six when he went in, right Will saying.
Speaker 7: So he would have been yeah, would have been about
Speaker 7: twenty six.
Speaker 8: He got out twenty one, so yeah, he did fit.
Speaker 8: So it sounds like him and old doctor Loomis have
Speaker 8: known each other about fifteen years.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, that sounds about right. And what's interesting, though,
Speaker 7: is what doctor Loomis says about him is that there
Speaker 7: was no person that he is like evil personified. And
Speaker 7: what's what's interesting is because when Michael is inside, he
Speaker 7: never speaks. He never says anything at all. He just
Speaker 7: he can speak, but he doesn't. And so I mean
Speaker 7: that that's incredibly weird. But this is kind of the
Speaker 7: issue with Loomis because he's trying to hunt Michael down because.
Speaker 2: In the Lab on the Loose, right.
Speaker 7: Right, he's totally a Jolly West character.
Speaker 8: Oh dude, for sure, I get heavy jelly West vibes,
Speaker 8: and again he's he's got no problem with busting out
Speaker 8: Revolver and trying to Mark Michael Myers, And I said,
Speaker 8: what do Mike do to you?
Speaker 2: Bud? What'd you Mike's butthole? Buddy? What happened here? You
Speaker 2: know what I mean?
Speaker 7: I mean, who knows? And you know people are complicated,
Speaker 7: right like it's never quite so uh just like black
Speaker 7: and white, cut and dry, and so who knows exactly
Speaker 7: what happened that entire time that he was in One thing,
Speaker 7: I do believe, and I can't remember where I read
Speaker 7: this or I would have to find it again, but
Speaker 7: the actor Donald Pleasance that played doctor Loomis, I believe
Speaker 7: somewhere I read that he was a a. I just
Speaker 7: lost it, that he was a believer in the Lima,
Speaker 7: that he wasserved Lima magic.
Speaker 8: So that Rosie he played opposite the character based on
Speaker 8: Alistair Crowley, the villain known as with Jiff. He was
Speaker 8: the treasurer. He was the money guy for Ernest Stavro
Speaker 8: Blowfield's character in the James Bond series, and that was
Speaker 8: originally played by Donald Pleasants.
Speaker 7: He was also in the military. He was in the
Speaker 7: Royal Air Force from nineteen forty to nineteen forty six.
Speaker 7: He was a flight lieutenant and he was in the
Speaker 7: number one hundred and sixty six Squadron and he served
Speaker 7: during World War Two. So I mean, I don't know he.
Speaker 2: Was part of the British component of Operation Overcast Turn
Speaker 2: Project paper Clip.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean I don't know he was in until
Speaker 7: forty six, so well after the war, right.
Speaker 8: That's what I'm saying, dude. Right, he later uses experiences
Speaker 8: in pow camps and his role in the Great Escape, right, right,
Speaker 8: what was he doing in so many different pow camps?
Speaker 2: Was he recruiting folks or escaping? Was this a Hogan
Speaker 2: Ziros type situation?
Speaker 7: I mean he he could have been a funneling, you know,
Speaker 7: Nazis through ratlines for all we know.
Speaker 8: Well, that's what they were doing, Hogan Zeros in a sense, right,
Speaker 8: they were there hanging out in the pow camp and
Speaker 8: more to maintain communications and operations. Right, not because they
Speaker 8: not because they're being held prisoners. They were the ones
Speaker 8: running the place.
Speaker 7: Right, And you know it's it's just kind of weird, like.
Speaker 7: So he does all of this during the war and
Speaker 7: then somehow is able to become a like a well
Speaker 7: known actor and then is also part of a movie
Speaker 7: that literally shapes culture.
Speaker 8: Everyone we know from that time in these book operations,
Speaker 8: right like, look, even Julia Child, dude, she worked James
Speaker 8: Bond guys James Bond stories, Ian Fleming and her worked
Speaker 8: in the Rockefeller Center in a secret in my sixth
Speaker 8: operation during the war.
Speaker 9: Isn't that fucked up?
Speaker 2: She fucked up?
Speaker 7: Yeah? Completely, It's it when once again, I I love
Speaker 7: bringing up my favorite David McGowan quote. You know, how
Speaker 7: many coincidences does it take to make a conspiracy?
Speaker 9: You know, absolutely, I love that quote. That's a I mean,
Speaker 9: I can't even say it any better than that. They
Speaker 9: tell you that, though, they'll be like, oh, coincidence, coincidence just.
Speaker 7: So happens, always the excuse. Yes, they never know each other, coincidence.
Speaker 2: We don't know. That's always the routine. I get, Oh,
Speaker 2: we don't know each.
Speaker 7: Other right now, we just run in the same circles.
Speaker 7: But yeah, we've never met each.
Speaker 9: Other, right, like we were saying before we started recording,
Speaker 9: and hopefully we can do an upcoming show about this sasshole.
Speaker 9: But Gacy, like, how many coincidences, does it take before
Speaker 9: it's a pedal network that's all over you know what
Speaker 9: I'm saying. So yeah, I mean one hundred, it's it's
Speaker 9: definitely I think, you know, right.
Speaker 2: Can we put the hookster in it?
Speaker 20: What you talking about putting hulking professional wrestler turned actor
Speaker 20: turned cultural icon in the movie where he break the
Speaker 20: fourth wall off the movie he's in by talking to
Speaker 20: the audience, you.
Speaker 2: Sir, ratings that.
Speaker 7: Don't let this down, take that away on you.
Speaker 8: So it seems like they really took an eponotch with
Speaker 8: scaring a ship out of America that you can't even
Speaker 8: walk down the streets of the quiet town of Paddonfield,
Speaker 8: Illinois without getting fucking stabbed a lot.
Speaker 7: Right, well, and that that was kind of like the point, right,
Speaker 7: this was like middle America. Yeah, this literally happen anywhere.
Speaker 9: Yes, Yes, that's uh kind of like what I was
Speaker 9: saying about that one serial killer, uh Richard Chase, and
Speaker 9: he would check the doors, and whoever didn't lock their
Speaker 9: door that night would get brutally murdered extinguinated, and then
Speaker 9: he would drink their blood out of a yogurt cup.
Speaker 7: Oh blood and Organs.
Speaker 2: The killer what do we got it for?
Speaker 9: Nickname for Yeah, he's called the gogurt.
Speaker 8: The got killers, a serial killer. No one talks about
Speaker 8: Ronald McDonald that motherfuckers.
Speaker 7: Oh wow, yeah, sure.
Speaker 8: But no, But seriously, did you know that if the
Speaker 8: folks of Japan are deathly afraid speaking of things that
Speaker 8: scare the shadow of them, it's not Michael Myers, it's
Speaker 8: Colonel Sanders, the chicken guy. Like they're deafly afraid of
Speaker 8: Colonel Sanders.
Speaker 7: Wow. Interesting.
Speaker 8: Just to be clear, he's not he's not a real colonel.
Speaker 8: I checked out aut he's he never served. He's's not
Speaker 8: official rank. Might be the Colonel Chicken recipes, but that's
Speaker 8: about it.
Speaker 7: No, No, he's a Kentucky colonel.
Speaker 2: Well they say that, right, he's from Indiana.
Speaker 7: Well, it's the same It's the same thing as saying like, well,
Speaker 7: I mean his family is from Kentucky. His blood family
Speaker 7: still lives there. However, it's the same thing as like, uh,
Speaker 7: you know, Kentucky is strange, right, It's the same thing
Speaker 7: as like saying you're a lord.
Speaker 8: In Uh, I'm not going to call anywhere strange. Ser
Speaker 8: and especially since I got rich at Kentucky, you know,
Speaker 8: Now I'm not taking the offense. I'm just saying, but
Speaker 8: when I look at a place like this, they're deathly
Speaker 8: afraid of the colonel.
Speaker 2: Dude, what Michael, this is there? Michael Myers?
Speaker 8: If you go down the street's costumes scare the shadow folks?
Speaker 2: Is if you're wearing Michael Myers costumes.
Speaker 9: Here because he's an old, krusty white guy or what.
Speaker 8: No, I don't know the ins, and I mean, if
Speaker 8: you want me to understand, ma'am, the the aspects of
Speaker 8: Japanese society, I don't know if I can under wrap
Speaker 8: my brain hole around that. But let's see here, it's
Speaker 8: a Japanese urban legend that holds at the ghost of
Speaker 8: the KFC founder. That seems reasonable. Colonel Sanders placed the
Speaker 8: curse on the Hutchin Tigers baseball team.
Speaker 2: I don't do that. I don't do that. You know.
Speaker 7: You know what's strange?
Speaker 9: Did this come from?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 8: Apparently the colonel you ready here, ma'am, Colonel Sanders himself
Speaker 8: cursed Japanese baseball team.
Speaker 2: How dare he?
Speaker 7: The Hanshen Tigers, SOS Tigers. It's also really interesting is
Speaker 7: over in Japan during for like this is country wide
Speaker 7: apparently that for Christmas they all have a KFC mill.
Speaker 7: It like became something after or like in the early eighties,
Speaker 7: it was just like a misunderstanding of like, oh, this
Speaker 7: is so American, you know. And so it's like we
Speaker 7: have turkey for Thanksgiving, they have KFC for Christmas dinner.
Speaker 9: You know what my family did every year for Christmas?
Speaker 9: We would go to the Chinese buffet because of a
Speaker 9: Christmas story.
Speaker 7: I love that.
Speaker 9: Yeah, she burns like the turkey or whatever, and the
Speaker 9: only thing open is a Chinese place, so they go
Speaker 9: to the Chinese and yeah, so my family always went
Speaker 9: to the Chinese buffet for Christmas. So it's a lot
Speaker 9: like going and getting KFC over right, Right, it's like.
Speaker 2: This holiday cat and holiday pigeon.
Speaker 9: Right, they get a duck in the movie, they get
Speaker 9: a duck.
Speaker 8: The most local Chinese restaurants I'm from to serve up
Speaker 8: your local neighborhood cats and pigeons.
Speaker 9: Sure, yeah, that's especially in Springfield, Ohio.
Speaker 8: There there's a distinct lack of rodents around the Chinese
Speaker 8: facility around here, you know where they.
Speaker 9: Went, right, Yeah, yeah, they also in Springfield, Ohio and
Speaker 9: uptake of New Chinese cuisine.
Speaker 21: So the cat, the dogs, they're eating the cats and.
Speaker 7: They're eating the.
Speaker 2: I mean sense Halloween is kind of a sp I
Speaker 2: mean does I.
Speaker 8: Don't think they have a most psychological effect on on
Speaker 8: on a lot of aspects, because again we see the
Speaker 8: effect it's had on cultures.
Speaker 9: That's why I said, you know, good old uh Fritz
Speaker 9: ship Meyer and domestic bombership my huh, you're right, yeah, yeah, I.
Speaker 8: Mean I was kind of relating to, like thinking of
Speaker 8: my brain all about it, kind of like War of
Speaker 8: the World.
Speaker 2: Is that the name of it?
Speaker 8: What happened when when they told people the aliens were coming?
Speaker 8: Was that that Tom Cruise or no, no, the radio
Speaker 8: broadcast what was that called?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 7: That that was uh yeah, we're we're the world or.
Speaker 2: The World's right, yeah and Wales right.
Speaker 7: Yep, yeah, the original radio broadcast.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was a psychological operations of people.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 9: One.
Speaker 7: They wanted to see how people would react to it,
Speaker 7: and it worked flawlessly.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean, here's an element of that's film about
Speaker 8: that kind of same degree, if you will. Sure that
Speaker 8: was a major piece of media at the time, right,
Speaker 8: More of the world's radio broadcast was a major piece
Speaker 8: of media at the time, and this is oh yeah,
Speaker 8: comparatively speaking, you were nineteen seventy eight style Halloween. The
Speaker 8: rom com oftentimes missuscribe He's just trying. He's just trying
Speaker 8: to stay out of his sister.
Speaker 7: He's just awkward. He's just awkward. I mean, then.
Speaker 9: In the rob Zombie when they never do explain, in
Speaker 9: my opinion, how he knew that was his sister, because
Speaker 9: they were like, oh, we responded to a nine one
Speaker 9: one call, we took the kids, we took it to
Speaker 9: the emergency room. Some random family adopted or renamed her.
Speaker 9: But somehow this fuck stick breaks out of the looney
Speaker 9: bin after thirty years and he knows right where she is,
Speaker 9: he knows right who it is.
Speaker 7: They actually do kind of explain it a little bit.
Speaker 7: Is that he has like a magnetic attraction to his
Speaker 7: like to his blood, to his bloodline. Basically, oh fuck,
Speaker 7: they're they're giving him more like oaturals kind of yeah.
Speaker 9: Kind they're including like a supernatural aspect.
Speaker 7: Well, you'd have to be.
Speaker 9: As many times as he's been shot, dad, he capitated,
Speaker 9: then he just keeps coming the fuck back, right.
Speaker 8: Yeah, because the deal with the devil business didn't really
Speaker 8: come in and not in the first one at least, right.
Speaker 8: We don't get that explained to us in the first one.
Speaker 9: No, no, not not really, not really.
Speaker 7: Well, in the original Halloween, Jamie Lee is not his sister. No,
Speaker 7: So it's literally.
Speaker 2: Just Halloween and incarnations and probably.
Speaker 7: Zombie.
Speaker 2: That's what I got a real.
Speaker 8: Bill Paxton, Bill Pulman situations. So this doesn't surprise me
Speaker 8: that have conflated these matters, right, Well.
Speaker 7: It's not his sister, no, not In the original.
Speaker 8: He's just in love with this gall it's a rom
Speaker 8: com from seventy eighties wants to say hello.
Speaker 7: Right, yeah, so because he murdered his sister, he only
Speaker 7: had one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I thought this was his other sister.
Speaker 7: Now, No, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 9: I keep I keep conflating the two because they Yeah,
Speaker 9: they do that in the Rob Zombie one.
Speaker 2: Right, you're onto something.
Speaker 7: I agree with you. Yeah, and it was it was
Speaker 7: his baby sister in the rob Zombie one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 9: And his older sister in the Rob Zombie one is
Speaker 9: fucking jin A from forrest a Gump.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 9: Fun fact she shows her tits.
Speaker 2: Not a fun factors are not nice. That's objectively Well.
Speaker 9: I bet when she got stabbed she wished she was
Speaker 9: a bird so she could fly five.
Speaker 2: Well you know what she got death right.
Speaker 9: You can't show your tits.
Speaker 2: Or you die. You die? Yeah?
Speaker 9: No, that uh that that original one I think is
Speaker 9: always going to be.
Speaker 2: But tell me, here is what I'm putting together here
Speaker 2: my brain hole.
Speaker 8: Here is between both of your all's assessment of in
Speaker 8: corrections on the plot line.
Speaker 2: Here be where I got completed.
Speaker 8: Doctor Limis the psychopath is uh let his uh killer
Speaker 8: on the loose and to basically stock a young innocent
Speaker 8: gal named Jamie Lee Curtis.
Speaker 9: I think it was part of a in my humble opini,
Speaker 9: it could have been part of it.
Speaker 8: We got out again, guys. Sorry oops, I mean what
Speaker 8: Mike got out of.
Speaker 7: So Louis was on his way to the hospital on
Speaker 7: a rainy night, right, and a nurse is driving him
Speaker 7: up there. Michael breaks into the car that the nurse
Speaker 7: is driving and like pulls her out. She's scared to death,
Speaker 7: and he takes the car and runs.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but we don't we don't see who let him
Speaker 8: out on the loose. So I'm just saying Limis is
Speaker 8: like free, go free, Mike, go free.
Speaker 7: Well, he wasn't up at the hospital though.
Speaker 2: I'm suggesting. Yeah, I'm just saying I suggest he couldn't.
Speaker 9: He could have been released on purpose, you know what
Speaker 9: I'm saying. I forgot to lock his fucking cage up,
Speaker 9: or he killed his way through the whole thing.
Speaker 8: Even if he didn't, somehow, some way, someone did something, know,
Speaker 8: Michael Myers there in that little facility, I imagine.
Speaker 7: I mean, these facilities, especially back in the seventies, were horrific, you.
Speaker 9: Know, horrific. Yes, I did it cover a little bit
Speaker 9: of that in my Mental Illness series. I did about
Speaker 9: the conditions of these mental institutions. Even today, they're fucking awful.
Speaker 9: And you know, I uh, I'm seeing a lot of
Speaker 9: hermaphrodite talk in the comments section, just so you know
Speaker 9: I am reading those.
Speaker 8: I'm on it right now, ma'am. Right now, I got
Speaker 8: transvestigation on deck here.
Speaker 2: Force.
Speaker 18: I was gonna say, before we do, she showed her
Speaker 18: breast in a couple of films, right, yeah, his for sure.
Speaker 9: But I was going to say, before we move into
Speaker 9: the transvestigation, there is a movie that we should cover
Speaker 9: at some point. I think JJ you will like it
Speaker 9: even though it's technically a horror movie. It's called Gothica.
Speaker 9: It has halle Berry in it, and I know it's.
Speaker 7: Gott Robert Downey and.
Speaker 9: Halle Berry. And she's in a mental institution and there's
Speaker 9: a there's a weird occult like satanic, weird thing going
Speaker 9: on and uh some.
Speaker 2: Underground she's stay in that institution.
Speaker 9: Yeah probably, But anyways, you gotta you gotta check it out.
Speaker 7: Maybe we can come.
Speaker 9: It came out in the two thousands. If you don't
Speaker 9: have the constitution to watch it, even though it's great,
Speaker 9: I think even Jacob and I should talk about it
Speaker 9: at some point. If you're a horror fan, you would
Speaker 9: love it.
Speaker 8: If you, uh will, I will view this on your recommendation.
Speaker 8: But I do warn you, man, if I'm hitting my
Speaker 8: face on the first ninety seconds with some dicking balls,
Speaker 8: I'm gonna be very upset.
Speaker 9: See that that's the best part. There is no there's
Speaker 9: not even a full bush. There's nothing there. Oh yeah,
Speaker 9: and there's that one Penelope Cruise. Penelope Cruise is in
Speaker 9: it too.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, yeah. These are the same people do thirteen ghosts.
Speaker 9: I's sing that Oh, I love Thirteen Ghosts. I watch
Speaker 9: it every year.
Speaker 7: Yeah that that's another weird film.
Speaker 2: Yeah, very occult is right, and I rewatched that like
Speaker 2: maybe a year or two ago. It's fucking weird.
Speaker 9: It is fucking weird. I still watch it every year though.
Speaker 7: It's one of the you did it? Oh, we were right?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 2: This creepy about that?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: This cream You know that.
Speaker 8: You know the character that Tomers plays in Traffic Thunder?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that's Joel Silver.
Speaker 7: Yep, he's parenting. Fucking hilarious. One of the best movies ever.
Speaker 7: Love that.
Speaker 9: What Tropic Thunder?
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, I agree, one of the best movies ever made.
Speaker 7: I love it.
Speaker 9: Oh this quick question, quick question. Haven't any of you
Speaker 9: watched The Righteous Jim Stones or Vice Principles.
Speaker 8: You recommended that I have added to my list despite
Speaker 8: not not being a film, I would traditionally watch this
Speaker 8: Jim Stones Things.
Speaker 2: I don't know, it's a show.
Speaker 9: It's a show, and it's got it's Danny.
Speaker 8: McBride, Danny getting mixed up with that Sailor's jim Stones things.
Speaker 2: Oh this is oh, I know what you're talking about. Yep, yep,
Speaker 2: all right, it's a comedy.
Speaker 9: It's got uh the big fat guy from O Brother
Speaker 9: bre Art though I'm forgetting his person.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, oh wait Maine a great big fat person.
Speaker 2: Oh wait, somebody we got your colonel Kentucky.
Speaker 8: This is this is probably were you trying to bring
Speaker 8: this up before and I totally missed it?
Speaker 7: Yeah so no, no, no, you're good. I could have
Speaker 7: said something. But the Kentucky colonel thing is actually a
Speaker 7: lot stranger than uh, most people would think. It's it's
Speaker 7: kind of like a fraternal order kind of a thing.
Speaker 7: So it's like the highest title honor bestowed by the
Speaker 7: US state of Kentucky. It is the most well known
Speaker 7: Uh uh, how are the fuck you pronounced that? Colonelcy?
Speaker 7: I guess in the United States.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're just making work.
Speaker 7: But yeah, it's a certificate awarded in the name of
Speaker 7: the Commonwealth by the Governor of Kentucky two individuals with
Speaker 7: quote honorable uh titular style recognition preceding the names. Yeah,
Speaker 7: I mean they are making ship up, but for noteworthy
Speaker 7: accomplishments like I mean, the state of Kentucky, and this
Speaker 7: has to be awarded by the governor two civilians eighteen
Speaker 7: or over for noteworthy accomplishments, contributions to civil society, remarkable deeds,
Speaker 7: or outstanding service to the community, state or a nation.
Speaker 2: So I mean, right, I mean he's going to get.
Speaker 9: Right right, I see, I see, I'm tracking with you.
Speaker 7: He's probably a piece of ship. This is like Kentucky, right,
Speaker 7: a Kentucky colonel, you know. So that's exactly the.
Speaker 2: Head of the Pentaverate. Right.
Speaker 8: There is a group of lead billionaires that meeted a
Speaker 8: small in the state in the Colorado Rockies known as
Speaker 8: the Mettos.
Speaker 2: Right, this is from the film So I married an
Speaker 2: axe murder.
Speaker 9: Well, isn't it weird that he's It's Kentucky Fried Chicken.
Speaker 9: But the first one came out of Mormonville, Utah.
Speaker 7: Salt Lake City, Salt Lake City. So that that was
Speaker 7: because he he hooked it up as a franchise e uh,
Speaker 7: And that that's why it was started in because the
Speaker 7: original kitchen was actually in Kentucky. Because he ran like
Speaker 7: it was like a roadside diner for the longest time.
Speaker 7: And then he actually turned it corporate and then he
Speaker 7: hooked up with some guy who basically helped him turn
Speaker 7: it corporate, and that's when they started franchising.
Speaker 8: Not just some guy, sir, well the future governor of
Speaker 8: Kentucky and major drug kingpin john My Brown.
Speaker 7: I said some guy because I didn't want to get
Speaker 7: off on another tangent.
Speaker 8: He's not He's got a cocaine Bob score of once, Sir,
Speaker 8: so he's he's up there.
Speaker 7: Didn't want to get off on another tangent. That's why
Speaker 7: I said some guy.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm happy to tangent away.
Speaker 8: That's an interesting Baxter about this Kentucky colonel process.
Speaker 2: It seems really backwoods, don't it.
Speaker 9: They mentioned something like this in a Netflix movie. It's
Speaker 9: called De Clone Tyrone. It's got Jamie Fox in it,
Speaker 9: and it says like they're putting stuff in the fried
Speaker 9: chicken and it's like this big CIA program where they're
Speaker 9: using fried chicken to like dose people with like some
Speaker 9: kind of hallucinogen and stuff like that. Anyways, that's again,
Speaker 9: like Jacob said, I don't want a tangent, but it's
Speaker 9: worth noting that is interesting.
Speaker 2: I'm just joking some smoke right.
Speaker 7: Now, Gerald Hall in the chat, I'm here for the tangents,
Speaker 7: specifically Jacob JJ lore and tangents.
Speaker 8: Fair enough, and I appreciate Gerald all the motive. He
Speaker 8: motivates me to go on a lot of tangents there,
Speaker 8: I'll appreciate. Yeah, and here's a quick changent we can
Speaker 8: take on regarding the Kentucky colonels there and John Y Brown.
Speaker 8: I do think this reference is in kind more to
Speaker 8: John Y Brown's territory, but you know it could be that.
Speaker 1: Didn't you have.
Speaker 22: Tweet of your son Here we go, Well, it's a
Speaker 22: well known fox Sonny John that does a secret to
Speaker 22: say it if the fave wealthiest people in the world, nor.
Speaker 14: Who run everything in the world, including the newspapers and
Speaker 14: me triannually at the secret country mansion in Colorado, not
Speaker 14: odds the madress.
Speaker 2: So who's in this Panther, the Queen.
Speaker 14: The Vatican, the Getty's, the lost Child's. I'm Colonel Sanders.
Speaker 14: Before he went tet's up.
Speaker 1: I hated the colonel with.
Speaker 14: His wee beady eyes and that smug look on his face.
Speaker 1: Oh you're gonna buy my chicken?
Speaker 4: Then?
Speaker 1: How can you hate the colonel.
Speaker 14: Because he puts an addictive chemic collars chicken that makes
Speaker 14: it cleave it fortnightly smarter.
Speaker 9: Interesting call an esoteric review.
Speaker 7: By the way, I still love that one. It was
Speaker 7: well review the method.
Speaker 8: They talk about Garth Brooks in the Weekly World News, Right,
Speaker 8: it's kind of.
Speaker 9: Weird that, you know, how kind of I forgot about that.
Speaker 9: Uh huh.
Speaker 7: Where the bodies are juice die?
Speaker 8: What if he's just juice and something people he's easy
Speaker 8: to eating them by juice?
Speaker 7: Mm hmm.
Speaker 8: We do see this kind of accepted though, again, like
Speaker 8: that high school band was cheering Michael Myers, right, not
Speaker 8: the Canadian actor Michael Myers, but the you know, the
Speaker 8: serial color guy. Just kind of odd that that's an
Speaker 8: accepted aspect of our culture. I do have to ask,
Speaker 8: because there's, you know, it's this darker nature that our
Speaker 8: culture has come to under the matters of you know,
Speaker 8: Colby's squeers are are in them muppets that Langley Go
Speaker 8: Fuck Yourselves. I saw him in the chat a little
Speaker 8: bit ago, but I didn't want to interrupt the conversation
Speaker 8: at the time because you know, I do I feel
Speaker 8: like there's a significant impact by these kind of programs.
Speaker 2: Go Fuck Yourself.
Speaker 7: I do think, I like.
Speaker 2: You know, I know, I don't want to go anywhere
Speaker 2: I'm batting him to come back, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: I couldn't.
Speaker 8: I've actually extended I would like to send an offer
Speaker 8: for him to join Operation GCD Patreon as our official mascot.
Speaker 8: Please contact me, Please contact me people Langley, contact my muppets.
Speaker 8: They'll get in touched with the muppet stuff. So I
Speaker 8: do think that, you know, when we talk about these
Speaker 8: general general concepts of Operation Glady or Phoenix Program, Satanic
Speaker 8: Serial Killers Come Home, the impact of such is the
Speaker 8: degradation of society where we do see it's an accepted,
Speaker 8: nature free high school auditorium to chant. Michael Myers and
Speaker 8: I we're under like a spell that it isn't even considered, right, Yeah, until.
Speaker 9: He's murdering your bee hole and then that's you.
Speaker 8: Know, modern bee holes, ripping and running beeholes all through
Speaker 8: Addamsfield with that knife.
Speaker 7: Yeah, So I mean chanting chanting Michael Myers like that.
Speaker 7: It's kind of like a charging the house kind of
Speaker 7: a thing.
Speaker 9: You know, right, Yeah, one hundred for sure.
Speaker 7: And it's it's just kind of like the idea. I mean,
Speaker 7: could you imagine a high school auditorium chanting like Ted Bundy,
Speaker 7: Ted Bundy, you know That's.
Speaker 2: What I'm saying, But it's kind of the same thing
Speaker 2: it is.
Speaker 7: It is entirely the same thing.
Speaker 9: It's supposed to be okay though, because it's like a
Speaker 9: fictitious But if they only knew how close to the
Speaker 9: truth it was, you know, it would be a totally
Speaker 9: different story.
Speaker 8: Speaking of horror stories, here you go with RR trying
Speaker 8: to justify the murking thirty two thousand innocent women and
Speaker 8: children by fighting communists.
Speaker 7: Must be okay?
Speaker 8: Then, yeah, i's proved people were good to go, sir.
Speaker 8: I checked it there are I checked them up Uti Langley.
Speaker 8: They said good to go.
Speaker 7: Well, I I feel better.
Speaker 2: Disaster averted that we're in trouble there.
Speaker 8: Disaster averted, so we do see him as continually stock
Speaker 8: then what I thought was his sister, and I obviously
Speaker 8: got the two plot lines conflated. As we uh bring
Speaker 8: this singing in for a closing here, I didn't want
Speaker 8: to think both of you all for joining me here
Speaker 8: tonight to get old GCD. I want to thank the
Speaker 8: folks at Langley as muppets to go fuck themselves, and
Speaker 8: I like to thank you folks at the here was
Speaker 8: for joining us here to Night's got old GCD and
Speaker 8: r R come on back anytime, Like I said, you shoot,
Speaker 8: you have your muppets, call my muppets.
Speaker 2: We'll get something together.
Speaker 8: But he's terrorizing this young girl, which I thought was
Speaker 8: his sister, who is obviously not, which makes even weirder.
Speaker 8: I do think that psychological impact on society of even
Speaker 8: having that concept introduced in such a terrifying fashion in
Speaker 8: our big screen cinema's psychological warfare style does have an impact,
Speaker 8: you know.
Speaker 7: Right right, And I mean it's it's part of the
Speaker 7: introducing people to traumatic traumatic media to desensitize them once.
Speaker 7: Once you're desensitized to it, you're a lot more suggestible,
Speaker 7: and then that to what you're accepting.
Speaker 9: I think Halloween opened the door for Gloria and more
Speaker 9: depraved slash scenes in my opinion. You know, it's like, oh,
Speaker 9: these young couple having sex and you know, she's tits
Speaker 9: out and he's fucking just stabbing her tits off and
Speaker 9: just blood everywhere.
Speaker 7: Ah correction, now, Halloween is very is actually not bloody
Speaker 7: at all. He John Carpenter uses the uh uses the
Speaker 7: whole Alfred Hitchcock method of showing very little to make
Speaker 7: you envision what actually happened. So that's worse, right It
Speaker 7: kind of yeah, it kind of is now Rob Zombies
Speaker 7: version of Halloween one hundred percent like it's insanely brutal.
Speaker 9: You know, insanely Yes, yeah, the originally wants that kid
Speaker 9: with a stick in the winds And yeah, yeah, that.
Speaker 8: Was a strange ending when they had them up at
Speaker 8: chorus coming on the zombie version towards.
Speaker 9: The end, I thought so too. Oh my god, I'm
Speaker 9: glad it wasn't.
Speaker 8: Just me strange that was talk about horror. No, I
Speaker 8: think that's a good point. I mean, but I do
Speaker 8: think that the you know, I'll tell you here's the
Speaker 8: here's my I didn't watch this until I was an adult.
Speaker 8: This film really mean when I say adult, I was
Speaker 8: like sixteen probably right, fifteen or whatever, you know. But
Speaker 8: we see the element, we see the not only again,
Speaker 8: the outlying effects is had on culture, even in the
Speaker 8: horror genre.
Speaker 2: It was screamed.
Speaker 8: I mean, that's face I'm telling you, this is like
Speaker 8: the Godfather of horror films, if you will, and right
Speaker 8: in a sense, and and to find the rules of
Speaker 8: such and you know, and it kind of it's a
Speaker 8: good it makes some good points. It really did in
Speaker 8: a very uh, you know, a technical kind of way.
Speaker 8: Of how the genre works. And I think it had
Speaker 8: just impacts on again other levels. I mean one film
Speaker 8: that scared the ship out of me when I was
Speaker 8: a child. I think Disney fucking made it from nineteen
Speaker 8: seventy two. I believe Watcher in the Woods. I watched
Speaker 8: that some of a bit. Yeah, So I was in
Speaker 8: the woods every day, man, I was like, oh, dude,
Speaker 8: in the woods.
Speaker 2: Dude, we got watchers out there. I don't do that.
Speaker 9: Oh my god, I agree the party.
Speaker 2: I was in the woods literally every day, dude, doing
Speaker 2: wood stuff.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 8: That's just what I did in my life most of
Speaker 8: my childhood and grip the mountains on the do wood stuff,
Speaker 8: you know. And I still did wood stuff, but I
Speaker 8: was looking over my shoulder and not just for laziers.
Speaker 7: Listening a little bit closer.
Speaker 9: Honorable mention from the chat section something Troublemaker Jonas said,
Speaker 9: Return to Oz fucking scary.
Speaker 7: It's all about mind control, it.
Speaker 9: Is, but Return to Oz is specifically horrid.
Speaker 2: But I watched I watched Watcher in the Woods at school.
Speaker 7: Yes, so did I.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like, hey, kids, watch this movie.
Speaker 9: Right because it's a kids movie. And my yeah, I
Speaker 9: watched it. It was like a for a Halloween thing,
Speaker 9: like they were like, oh, I would have rather watched
Speaker 9: fucking Halloween Town or some ship like that.
Speaker 8: For the ELOI also kind of we watched that in
Speaker 8: school too.
Speaker 2: That was kind of weird.
Speaker 7: Did you guys ever watch the Witches of east Wick?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Also, yeah, horrific kids movie. There was another one under
Speaker 7: the bed and it was really serious.
Speaker 2: God, that's not did you see the film? Uh? Were
Speaker 2: thinking of Witches of east Wick or Witches the Royal
Speaker 2: Doll film role Doll story?
Speaker 7: Yeah? Yeah, witches yep, that.
Speaker 8: Was frightening his ship. Dude, that was like what nineteen
Speaker 8: ninety Dude, I saw that the theater.
Speaker 7: Dude, that's a Disney film.
Speaker 8: It's like it's a weird dude. Yes, it's ridden. My
Speaker 8: kid did a roal doll. Them Snosberry's he was talking
Speaker 8: about when he had them kids taking them. Those are dicks.
Speaker 7: Yeah, JJ.
Speaker 8: Later story, I'm not making these are stories. I'm just
Speaker 8: going out. I was just making ship up.
Speaker 2: Man. I can't I want if you want me to,
Speaker 2: I can't wait. What you got me?
Speaker 9: Give me a flavor and look something up.
Speaker 2: On Snosberry flavored. Man, I'll be happy to do that.
Speaker 9: It isn't it's it's KFC flavored.
Speaker 7: Look up?
Speaker 2: Is it? Is it the KFC flavored campfire log? I
Speaker 2: almost bought one of them.
Speaker 9: Maybe look up this Disney movie. It's called Don't Look
Speaker 9: under the Bed and just look.
Speaker 8: At the I don't even want to look at that. Well,
Speaker 8: I'm gonna not look at that, not looking to the this.
Speaker 7: Pull it up.
Speaker 2: Right now.
Speaker 7: I hate this guy right now?
Speaker 2: Is this a test?
Speaker 7: JJ? Is that is that campfire log flavored?
Speaker 2: Oh ude, no Stamy scented campfire logs. I'll bring them.
Speaker 2: The second is delicious. Sorry, I hate, but now it's magical.
Speaker 2: Dude'll make your holiday season.
Speaker 8: So I don't know why these idiots here at the
Speaker 8: Albany idiots have now blocked my access from your idiot museum.
Speaker 8: But I was going to show you the Nexium doctor
Speaker 8: was running m kilt experiments by by literally forcing their
Speaker 8: their cult members eye eyeholes open to want force and
Speaker 8: watch snuff films. Now, they never gots of those seven
Speaker 8: different dead ladies in the snuff films. They were Mexican
Speaker 8: and Nexium had an operation on Monterey. I suspect they
Speaker 8: kidnapped the ladies out of that operation in Moneys.
Speaker 2: Cult members watch.
Speaker 7: It right, Oh my god.
Speaker 8: Strangely enough, he was operating just down the street from
Speaker 8: where Ewin Cameron was operating, doing the exact same experiments.
Speaker 2: Decades Are Alert.
Speaker 9: Colby told me about that. Colby told me about that.
Speaker 9: You know, that's so fucked up. It's like they were
Speaker 9: they were doing like some real Somebody in the comment said,
Speaker 9: the human centipede. I think rich people do that ship.
Speaker 9: I think they staple people's fucking lips and assholes together.
Speaker 9: They do weird mind stuff they do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they do.
Speaker 9: All kinds of like this is just rich people fun
Speaker 9: time stuff.
Speaker 2: I got it, speaking of mining. But I understand what
Speaker 2: you're saying.
Speaker 7: Speaking of another rob zombie film. I have you guys ever
Speaker 7: seen thirty one, because I mean that that whole film
Speaker 7: is literally, uh like aristocrats, super uber rich people kidnapping
Speaker 7: random people off the road for them to fight their
Speaker 7: lives through a wow.
Speaker 9: Like some kind of fucked up Django fucking man Dingo ship.
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, but they fight through this whole maze that
Speaker 7: they really amaze.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 7: Oh shit, So it's it's like a Jigsaw puzzle on
Speaker 7: steroids where they release all these psycho paths and they
Speaker 7: bait like these people that were kidnapped have to fight
Speaker 7: their way through it. If they survive, then they're released,
Speaker 7: but surprised they don't actually win.
Speaker 2: This is iced T's finest film, Surviving the Game and
Speaker 2: retake of the Zodiac Killer's favorite story. Oh interesting, most
Speaker 2: dangerous game.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 8: Oh this is the nineties retaelling of that film. I
Speaker 8: just thought it was a decent one. You know, they're
Speaker 8: hunt they pick up a handless man, take them the
Speaker 8: wilderness and go hunt them.
Speaker 9: Hey, I know a movie that you would like jj
Speaker 9: for Halloween and watch it tonight.
Speaker 2: What was the one? You tell is it? Don't Look
Speaker 2: under the Bed.
Speaker 9: Don't Look under the Bed was a Disney movie.
Speaker 2: Savage and that Monster in the Night. Yeah, that's creepy
Speaker 2: at dude.
Speaker 9: It is in like the boy at the end of
Speaker 9: the movie.
Speaker 8: Super rapy, how Mandel's and that super rape Yeah about
Speaker 8: this one dealer, no deal, howie, I'm not getting raped
Speaker 8: by that monster or some of it.
Speaker 9: He's a germophobe too. He's probably gotten seventeen COVID boosters.
Speaker 2: Dude, come on, this is a scary this is was
Speaker 2: this a Disney's film.
Speaker 9: This is a film, That's what I'm telling you.
Speaker 7: It was so scary to talk.
Speaker 8: About psychological warfare. Dude diddler warfare, dude dilar warfare. I
Speaker 8: saw this at the theater.
Speaker 9: No, I'm talking about don't look under the bed.
Speaker 8: I'm talking about this monster that was diddling Fred Savage.
Speaker 2: Seemed that was a documentary, right mm.
Speaker 9: Mom made me watch that.
Speaker 2: She was like, oh yeah, let me let me give
Speaker 2: you a quick tan engine.
Speaker 8: Speaking to documentaries, there's a documentary about kid Didlis from
Speaker 8: Hollywood and known his Open Secrets, not known as the title.
Speaker 2: In that the.
Speaker 8: Convicted diddler slaps Ben Savage right on the ass and says, hey,
Speaker 8: your favorite client's here. And that was Gary and what
Speaker 8: they did to that young man's butthole. But I'm I
Speaker 8: have to imagine Gary Hoffington has way with the young
Speaker 8: Ben Savage's butthole that day.
Speaker 7: Wow. Probably, I mean.
Speaker 8: Actually made a rendition and I'll still can find it.
Speaker 8: I put it to I put that scene to the
Speaker 8: song of Nirvana Rape Me, because I'm pretty sure that's
Speaker 8: what happened. It's like a laugh out of myself as
Speaker 8: that's you know, it's kind of dark I get it,
Speaker 8: but whatever they probably did his brother judge me Julia Judgement.
Speaker 9: You know, boy means world.
Speaker 2: Yeah, boy I called it boy Me Diddler.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but that's his brother.
Speaker 2: Class name of the video I got here my file somewhere.
Speaker 2: It's a classic. I might have actually might actually be
Speaker 2: on my YouTube. I don't have no idea anyways, JJ,
Speaker 2: you were telling me about Diddler's under the Bed.
Speaker 8: No, I'm Michael Myers under the Bed waiting to diddle things.
Speaker 9: It's a movie that you should want to situation huh
Speaker 9: oh yeah, but it was this is not for kids.
Speaker 9: It was so fucking scary.
Speaker 2: It's not for kids.
Speaker 9: They said it was, but it was not for kids.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there's a whole lot of movies that they did
Speaker 7: that because once again trauma.
Speaker 2: What a hack writing job. Larry Houdini, get out of town.
Speaker 7: Some of these names have got to be made up.
Speaker 8: Frank's Bacon mccauslin. That is definitely a name made up.
Speaker 2: Name is this?
Speaker 7: Is this?
Speaker 2: Is this the McDonald's world. Is Mary McGee's in this film?
Speaker 7: You know, I was thinking about this earlier today. It's
Speaker 7: something I mentioned. Uh. The head of the FBI, his
Speaker 7: fucking name is cash App.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he've been to the cash Like, what the cash App?
Speaker 7: I have no idea.
Speaker 8: I'm pretty sure I thought they named that after him,
Speaker 8: cash App. No, just I've been saying that. I'm being
Speaker 8: a smart as.
Speaker 2: Though.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's it's a real thing. It's so fake.
Speaker 2: It's not Frank Francis Bacon mccheese.
Speaker 4: Though.
Speaker 2: I mean.
Speaker 7: That's true, that's true.
Speaker 9: But j if you need a laugh tonight, a good
Speaker 9: Halloween movie for you to check out starring Snoop dog
Speaker 9: is uh.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Snoop dog Yes, and it is post Katie Perry
Speaker 8: California Girls. I will have nothing to do with that
Speaker 8: man before.
Speaker 9: Before nothing man, Right, Well, you should check this ship out.
Speaker 8: Well, you should check this ship out.
Speaker 2: Snoop DOGG. Can Michael Jackson dance like that?
Speaker 9: Nobody can smoke two bongs at the same time, one
Speaker 9: from his in one?
Speaker 8: I probably not meth and Matthew wouldn't stand a chance
Speaker 8: against Corey.
Speaker 2: Now, so he said, does a Halloween film? Is it?
Speaker 2: What's it called Bones? Well, that's the name of it.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's called it's called Bones, and it's starting bones right, No, no,
Speaker 9: and it's it is not meant to be a comedy
Speaker 9: and it is abso fuckingutely hilarious.
Speaker 8: Oh okay, so like Bordella blood Corey Feban's finest nineteen
Speaker 8: ninety six horror film.
Speaker 2: Kind of like that then, right, Yeah.
Speaker 9: I still umbled upon this movie on an accident, and
Speaker 9: I wish I never had.
Speaker 8: It's pronounced one. I've never seen it. Look at this
Speaker 8: Snoop Dog doing some devil ship man.
Speaker 7: Yes, surprise surprise MC.
Speaker 8: In this one too, Francis Bacon mc cheese. Now, I'll
Speaker 8: definitely check this out. It sounds interesting. I've never even
Speaker 8: seen it. Yeah, okay, okay, kind of your standard black
Speaker 8: exploitation film cast. She's a pretty classic character in that
Speaker 8: in that genre, right right, merv this is a made
Speaker 8: up name. Come on, dude, Merwin Moon dizziter name, Hey, Merlin?
Speaker 7: What within all fairness? A lot of these stage names
Speaker 7: are made up.
Speaker 21: Yes, yeah, but the way j J pronounces stuff gets me.
Speaker 21: Read mom, that's not that all say that.
Speaker 9: It's like your jock queen Phoenix oh jaque.
Speaker 8: Yeah, No, he's my favorite phoenix with the name starts
Speaker 8: with a j mmmm. I think he's the only one that,
Speaker 8: by the way, So he's category he's on top of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I thank you' all.
Speaker 8: I want to thank y'all again and for Merwin, the
Speaker 8: magicians and everyone else here this evening here joined me
Speaker 8: to gill aw g c D on these topics of Halloween,
Speaker 8: the icult, meso teric review of the nineteen seventy eight
Speaker 8: cinematic masterpiece and not my favorite John Carpenter film, but
Speaker 8: an excellent John Carpenter film.
Speaker 2: And yeah, and we bring this thing in for close
Speaker 2: here and will be well you all to.
Speaker 8: Do some closing thoughts, some summaries on the film, some
Speaker 8: plugs in the if necessary, some baking.
Speaker 2: Recipes if you if you need be, that's on you. Impact.
Speaker 8: But before we go there, hold that thought.
Speaker 19: Just listen to the old pork job express and take
Speaker 19: his advice.
Speaker 2: On a darkened, stormy night, all right, on some wild
Speaker 2: id ache put tall mania.
Speaker 19: I grabs your neck half the back of your favorite
Speaker 19: head up against a bar room wall, and he looks
Speaker 19: at crooked in the eye, and he asks you if
Speaker 19: you have paid your dude, will you just stare that
Speaker 19: big sucker right back in the eye, and you remember
Speaker 19: what old.
Speaker 2: Jack Bertanol he says at a time like.
Speaker 19: That, have you paid your dudes, Jack, Yes, sir, the
Speaker 19: check is in the mail.
Speaker 2: Yes, sir, the checks in the mail.
Speaker 8: That's you telling their other JJ from the answer paid
Speaker 8: your due, Yes, Sarah, the check is in the mail.
Speaker 2: It's my favorite John Carpenter film right there.
Speaker 7: Hell yeah, it's a great trouble.
Speaker 8: Than the Little China's Fanta San Francisco. Long before the
Speaker 8: processed Church, the weather underground folks there like Chase A.
Speaker 8: Boudin decided everybody ship on the sidewalk and I caught
Speaker 8: a couple of bums banging it out behind the restrooms
Speaker 8: there the Bison paying at the Golden Gate park It
Speaker 8: was kind.
Speaker 2: Of a disaster experience. A shithole there, pockalyp of shithole post.
Speaker 8: Yeah, there's a couple of I was taking my son,
Speaker 8: a little Kevin, a little human. He's my father, Kevin,
Speaker 8: the big human. He's named all his children and animals Kevin.
Speaker 8: It's a weird story, taking Kevin, a little human on
Speaker 8: a tier by the Bisons one day over there in
Speaker 8: Golden Gate Parking. We was back, we'll call it circa
Speaker 8: September of twenty nineteen, and I was like, oh, look.
Speaker 2: There's the Bisons.
Speaker 8: Oh, Look, there's two hobo dudes banging out behind the
Speaker 8: fucking restrooms right thereverybody checked that out.
Speaker 2: He was thirteen. I mean, you know, little shocking myself
Speaker 2: and him, I'm sure.
Speaker 8: But these days you got to step over ship and
Speaker 8: you get a sadly see hoboes banging out and Golden
Speaker 8: Gate parking near the Bison pin.
Speaker 7: It sounds sounds like, hey, look here, there's the Bisons
Speaker 7: over here.
Speaker 8: Look you left your folks, and you'll see a couple
Speaker 8: of hoboes banging it out, butthole style right there behind it, dude, like,
Speaker 8: adjacent to it, fully out in the open.
Speaker 2: They really weren't trying to hide much. You really couldn't.
Speaker 2: You couldn't.
Speaker 7: Free Love is alive and well in San Francisco.
Speaker 2: And it's disgusting. Yeah, and I wanted to vomit.
Speaker 7: What what a liberal paradise?
Speaker 2: Oh dude?
Speaker 8: Nothing like nothing says America like two hoboes banging out
Speaker 8: and the wide open behind the.
Speaker 2: Park.
Speaker 8: That's America right there, American. And then you gotta step
Speaker 8: over some ships on the way there and whatnot. Cross
Speaker 8: you might.
Speaker 2: Get stabbed a bunch in between. You never know. That
Speaker 2: isn't at San Francisco these days, city by the Bayle
Speaker 2: Gordon spot. Mm hmm, I love it.
Speaker 8: I used to love it for in term like a
Speaker 8: shithole dude, but has nothing to do with to Night's
Speaker 8: filmer And haddn't Field Illinois. That's a different that's a
Speaker 8: different environment.
Speaker 2: Will stab me? Those two pretty stabby there.
Speaker 7: So you know those Illinois people.
Speaker 8: Especially ondnes Day Michael Myers Jesus getting he's getting up
Speaker 8: in there getting really stabby club though you ain't kid, dude,
Speaker 8: You ain't kidd millions due two million on TikTok apparently.
Speaker 8: Do thank you both for joining me here tonight and
Speaker 8: for your recommendations up tonight's film. Say if I could
Speaker 8: offer Julia the cosmic peace and closing thoughts on the
Speaker 8: film and or some suggestions on baking recipes and or
Speaker 8: life advice and not to get stabbed and hadn't feel
Speaker 8: in Illinois?
Speaker 2: How do I avoid that? Is haddn't Field Illinois real place?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean I'm sure it's a real place. Uh
Speaker 9: that you can't be mad at Illinois though, because they
Speaker 9: also brought us the breakfast Club Ferris Mueller's Day Off
Speaker 9: and I'm pretty sure, sixteen candles also, But anyways, Illinois
Speaker 9: is not too bad.
Speaker 2: The Chicago Ripper Crew.
Speaker 8: Oh maybe I'm just the smiley face. I'm just naming
Speaker 8: various merrors in the Chicago region.
Speaker 9: I mean, at least we have Ferris Bueller's Day Off, and.
Speaker 8: It wasn't you're on the brighton shiny side of Chicago.
Speaker 2: I do love Fort Bueller's Day Off.
Speaker 9: By the way, Yeah, me too. But hey, I love
Speaker 9: classic horror and this is obviously a staple. Any recipes
Speaker 9: I can give you that are not Kentucky Fried chicken.
Speaker 2: Would be the recipes of the Kernel.
Speaker 9: Right yeah, yeah, I mean I love this time of
Speaker 9: year because you can get down on some like fucking
Speaker 9: chicken in dumplings and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: Man, we got some biscuits and some dumplings. Point me
Speaker 2: in that direction.
Speaker 9: Oh, definitely for sure. But yeah, no, thank you for
Speaker 9: having me for this one Cosmic Peach podcast. Wherever you
Speaker 9: listen to podcasts. This was definitely a real barn burner.
Speaker 8: Definitely, speaking of barn burns, you need to burn stuff
Speaker 8: you want it to smell like KFC.
Speaker 2: I apologize, man, go ahead, No.
Speaker 7: You're good, You're good.
Speaker 9: I'm just gonna say thanks for having me.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, Well, speaking of barn burner, you want to
Speaker 8: have a real barn burner as well. Along with this
Speaker 8: barn burner, get yourself smelled like KFC's eleven Urban Spices.
Speaker 2: Get yourself a KFC fire log.
Speaker 9: It doesn't exist if you can't get it on Amazon.
Speaker 8: So not not an official paid endorsement, but it does
Speaker 8: smell delicious. Nothing says America like eleven herbs and spices. Sir,
Speaker 8: you can't fire log and you're thirty three. Yeah, I
Speaker 8: call it thirty three because he's thirty three degree freemason.
Speaker 8: That's those those are that's the secret number. Eleven's the
Speaker 8: public number. It's masonics and they got to have a
Speaker 8: secret number on the So that was.
Speaker 9: Just a JJ fucking So I this, this is the
Speaker 9: problem is I learned stuff from you, and it's am
Speaker 9: in front of my friends.
Speaker 2: You're telling me there's a burger element to all this.
Speaker 3: Man, maybe free fries when you get vaccinated. I got vaccinated.
Speaker 3: You're saying I could get this you delicious fries.
Speaker 2: What I meant.
Speaker 3: But there's also a burger element to this. Let me
Speaker 3: let me check with Bill neat Hard is it too
Speaker 3: early in the day. This could be breakfast. Okay, I
Speaker 3: want you to look at this and think about again.
Speaker 3: Some people love Hamburger. Some don't really want to respect
Speaker 3: all ways of life. But if this is appealing to you,
Speaker 3: just think of this when you think of vaccinations. M
Speaker 3: I'm getting a very good feeling about vaccination right this moment.
Speaker 7: I can't believe that's real.
Speaker 9: That's way scarier than Halloween.
Speaker 8: Oh I remember, I remember that I was the executive
Speaker 8: in New York City, right, I.
Speaker 2: Remember on that one.
Speaker 7: I remember people getting excited about getting a Krispy Kreme
Speaker 7: donut for presenting their BAX cards.
Speaker 8: Like there's a there's a burger element all that there,
Speaker 8: there's element.
Speaker 7: Those fries look soggy as ship though.
Speaker 9: Yeah, they were nasty the whole thing.
Speaker 2: It's tough to believe that was real. But we live
Speaker 2: in a muppet world, so.
Speaker 8: No kidding, no kidding, any I think that's their other JJ.
Speaker 2: Thank you for joining me again here, sir, for your
Speaker 2: very first time.
Speaker 7: Yeah, of course, thanks for having me back for my
Speaker 7: very first time. And you know I always got to
Speaker 7: say this is I love horror films, right, I'm a
Speaker 7: huge fan always have been. But on the other side
Speaker 7: of that, you also have to be careful what you
Speaker 7: put into your brain hole because I mean these do
Speaker 7: have negative side effects, yes, or they can't. It's it's
Speaker 7: not an automatic thing. But even people that are aware
Speaker 7: of stuff like this, certain things can still fuck us up.
Speaker 7: So you know, just always kind of just be aware
Speaker 7: and if you genuinely feel like something is not good
Speaker 7: for you, just stop. You know. However, I think people
Speaker 7: can enjoy horror films and celebrate Halloween responsibly without you know,
Speaker 7: playing into a lot of this. So after Halloween cats
Speaker 7: or whatever, right or joining a colt or you know,
Speaker 7: getting wrapped up in serial killer ship, you know you can.
Speaker 2: There's no need to rip and run, right, There's no
Speaker 2: need for any ripping and running.
Speaker 7: Right right, right right, So I just.
Speaker 2: Especially Michael Marers.
Speaker 9: Butthole absolutely, I'm with Jacob on that too.
Speaker 7: Just just want to say, I hope everyone has a
Speaker 7: happy and safe Halloween and uh yeah, definitely yes.
Speaker 2: Exactly fat person, but.
Speaker 7: No no baking recipes. I'm waiting until I find the
Speaker 7: perfect one that's gonna fit this audience. But otherwise you
Speaker 7: can find me pretty much anywhere at Rise to Liberty
Speaker 7: at Rise to Liberty Pod, or you can find me
Speaker 7: Beware the mocking Bird on substack, or you can go
Speaker 7: to my store Rise to Liberty dot store and go
Speaker 7: get yourself a hoodie, long sleeve shirt, whatever. I got
Speaker 7: some really cool mind control designs and also all sorts
Speaker 7: of fun stuff and otherwise you can check out. Tomorrow,
Speaker 7: I'm doing a show with William Ramsey about the West
Speaker 7: Memphis three. We're gonna start tearing that whole case.
Speaker 9: Will what's up?
Speaker 8: I will forward to your appearance here on Fridays this
Speaker 8: week as well.
Speaker 7: Yes, sir, I will be back on Friday with Dana
Speaker 7: and oh yes.
Speaker 2: Pull process.
Speaker 8: That would be good to catch up with Dana on
Speaker 8: some of her research and mash together some of the
Speaker 8: ideas I've been looking at. We've been exchanging some brief
Speaker 8: notes every recent days and on such matters. It'll be
Speaker 8: it'll be a real bar burner.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I do think of you all here tonight for joining
Speaker 8: me here, and we'll have to do some more occults
Speaker 8: and or Eric reviews in the future. I'll put all
Speaker 8: your links in the show notes, including Julia's ed Guynes
Speaker 8: Stu recipe.
Speaker 2: Thanks Julie, for as well.
Speaker 9: You're so welcome.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, thanks everybody.
Speaker 8: Yeah, And tomorrow night eight and nine thirty p Mester
Speaker 8: Center Times The Adventures of Muppet Mikey, the Life and
Speaker 8: Crimes of Which and his pal laser tag ted.
Speaker 3: There's thousands of Americans out there, by the way, I've
Speaker 3: been shot with a laser beating twice.
Speaker 8: Stay vigilant, folks, they and sadly they got they got
Speaker 8: ted twice.
Speaker 2: So you know, watch six.
Speaker 8: So any last comments alibi statement suggestions. Thanks thanks, First
Speaker 8: the interweaves in the chat, I'm way behind them, which so.
Speaker 2: Like to see.
Speaker 8: Uh hope everyone's feels informed entertained about buttholes we forgot
Speaker 8: that the Julie and I forgot to do the trans
Speaker 8: investigation on Jamie Lee Curtis walk at the table there
Speaker 8: for a future discussion. But other than that, we'll see
Speaker 8: those muppets see these muppets from Langley another time. There
Speaker 8: are good to see him around at the end, though, buddy,
Speaker 8: you must be a six sadistic son of a bitch
Speaker 8: stick ground to get your dick knocked into the derial
Speaker 8: all the time. But I like your south there, your
Speaker 8: motivations of being wrong all the time.
Speaker 2: Keep me you know, they keep me motivated.
Speaker 8: So any last comment suggestions there other JJ or Julia
Speaker 8: the concert.
Speaker 7: Peach Happy Halloween, Yeah, happy.
Speaker 2: Halloween up Untilangley or or awesome.
Speaker 8: No, thanks of your maps, thanks for joining us to
Speaker 8: get little GCD even r R. I appreciate your time.
Speaker 8: Just kidding. I don't go fuck yourself and catch you
Speaker 8: next time.
Speaker 6: Joe, all right, paint, let's kill it.
Speaker 2: S size baby.
Speaker 4: Size baby, Oh right, chop annihilate my victos. Mike is
Speaker 4: back with the same old sass talking, grab a holding
Speaker 4: you tightly, glow like a lantern, scaring you night leave.
Speaker 7: Will I ever stop?
Speaker 4: No glory stroke, turn off the lights and the show
Speaker 4: On Halloween, I rock a knife and go men told
Speaker 4: light up the.
Speaker 2: Shape and seven nurse in the temple. Damn blood dripping
Speaker 2: from my eye wounds.
Speaker 4: I'm killing insaaning in my masking it jumpsuit badly when
Speaker 4: I say a whole family, anything less than your death
Speaker 4: is a heel of merick it or treat it so
Speaker 4: happy hell today, shoot me six times, then I'll still
Speaker 4: walk away before he has a problem. She can't solve it.
Speaker 2: Check out the stain of the need to resolve it.
Speaker 1: Size size baby,