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Speaker 5: Hello, and welcome back to the show. How is everyone
Speaker 5: doing this month? I actually have a few tricks and
Speaker 5: a few treats for you. In honor of my favorite
Speaker 5: month of the year and my favor favorite holiday, we
Speaker 5: are going to be kicking it old school all month
Speaker 5: long with some of my favorite Halloween episodes from Cosmic
Speaker 5: Peach podcast. These are the crowd favorites, and you love
Speaker 5: them before you're gonna love them again. Today's episode is
Speaker 5: one of my personal favorites with Davy Wavy from the
Speaker 5: Red Pill Cartel podcast. If you're not sure what movies
Speaker 5: you want to watch this month, let Davy and I
Speaker 5: take you on a journey through some of our favorites
Speaker 5: and let the twenty twenty four scare your shit out
Speaker 5: the door. Panies on the floor, ghosts, demons, and more
Speaker 5: Halloween special comments. That's really fucking long. Maybe we should
Speaker 5: just go with the twenty twenty four Pannies on the floor. Anyways,
Speaker 5: if you would like the brand new twenty twenty four
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Speaker 5: Halloween episodes. But if you are listening to this on
Speaker 5: the free feed, please enjoy the throwback episodes this month
Speaker 5: and the Cult ex Cosmic exclusive shows. With that being said,
Speaker 5: let's jump riden. All right, everyone, you are listening to
Speaker 5: the Cosmic Peach Podcast, the Halloween edition of the Cosmic
Speaker 5: Peach Podcast. And what do I have in store for
Speaker 5: you tonight? Well, I have Davy Wavy from the Red
Speaker 5: Pill Cartel podcast. We are besties and we both love
Speaker 5: horror movies and we're going to rate the best horror movies.
Speaker 5: And not only are we going to rate them, I'm
Speaker 5: going to quiz Davy to see if he can guess
Speaker 5: which ones are based on reality.
Speaker 2: So, Davy, how are you fantastic? Are you?
Speaker 5: I'm so thrilled. I can't wait till get started.
Speaker 2: We've been discussing this one for quite a while now,
Speaker 2: and they's cool. You got some kind of little a
Speaker 2: little bit of a game going, so I'm all down
Speaker 2: for that.
Speaker 5: All right. Yeah, and I threw in a couple of
Speaker 5: the ones you had messaged me about because you know,
Speaker 5: I'm a good sport and I know you love John.
Speaker 2: Carr absolutely my favorite.
Speaker 5: Yeah, No, I love John Carpenter. Who doesn't love Halloween.
Speaker 2: I just grew up with that, you know, It's like
Speaker 2: one of the things that my brothers were into, you know,
Speaker 2: dup on me, like being like a music officionado too.
Speaker 2: I just appreciate what John does scoring his own movies
Speaker 2: and shit, right, Like, that's like my favorite. I'm like, dude,
Speaker 2: this guy's the jack of all trades and the horror master, right, yes, amazing?
Speaker 5: Yeah, No, I definitely agree. And I have some on here,
Speaker 5: so we'll get I have a story about John Carpenter
Speaker 5: actually when we get to it. But our first movie,
Speaker 5: our first stop of the night, is going to be
Speaker 5: the Exorcism of Emily Rose.
Speaker 2: I don't care about my reputation. What I care about
Speaker 2: is telling Emily Rose's story.
Speaker 1: The church you venerates thease Regardian unprotector to the The
Speaker 1: Lord has.
Speaker 2: Entrusted the souls of the deemed to be lighted to him,
Speaker 2: and more of God. A peace to cross Satan Grenda.
Speaker 2: It just begun.
Speaker 5: Is this based on a true story?
Speaker 2: I believe that it is because it's it was. It
Speaker 2: was a big court case, right was it not?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 2: Yeah, A drew story.
Speaker 5: From one to ten? What are you writing the movie?
Speaker 2: I actually saw it in the theater, and uh, when
Speaker 2: it came out on video, I bought it and I
Speaker 2: watched it like maybe a few more times. I thought
Speaker 2: it was awesome. I'd probably give it like a seven
Speaker 2: or and eight out.
Speaker 5: Of seven point five. Sure, seven point five.
Speaker 2: It's good. I liked it. It's different because I had
Speaker 2: a court case in it, right, Yes, I thought it
Speaker 2: was pretty wild. It wasn't like your typical possession movie.
Speaker 5: Yeah. And you know, sometimes things based in truth are
Speaker 5: like what do they say, truth is stranger than fiction
Speaker 5: or something like the practice stranger than fiction? And I
Speaker 5: feel like that's this movie because it just gave you
Speaker 5: that creep vibe like, oh my god, you know, right,
Speaker 5: And so I'll let me tell you a little story
Speaker 5: about the Exorcism of Emily Rose, and then you can
Speaker 5: give me your commentary, which you think about this.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, Jennifer Carpenter is Emily Rose, right, she's Dexter's sister.
Speaker 5: Yes, yeah, she has a weird look, and I thought
Speaker 5: I played that part very well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's like which when I think the boyfriend finds
Speaker 2: her in the dorm and she's like, ah, like her mouth,
Speaker 2: she's all comforted. That scared the shit out of me
Speaker 2: when I saw that the first time.
Speaker 5: Okay, some of Emily Rose was based on a German
Speaker 5: girl and her name was Annalie's Michelle, and she was
Speaker 5: actually a devout Catholic and she lived in Germany in
Speaker 5: the nineteen sixties and she attended Mass like twice a week,
Speaker 5: all of this, and one day, unexplainably, out of the
Speaker 5: fucking blue, she wakes up shaking, uncontrollably, and her neurologist
Speaker 5: said that she had epilepsy, so he put her on
Speaker 5: like these epilepsy meds, but they weren't helping her, and she,
Speaker 5: just like can, continued to deteriorate and basically she was like,
Speaker 5: I don't have EPILEPSI, I'm possessed by demons. And she
Speaker 5: would say that they would tell her she was damned
Speaker 5: and that she was going to rotten hell, and she,
Speaker 5: out of nowhere, just started ripping her clothes off her body,
Speaker 5: and she performed up to four hundred squats a day,
Speaker 5: barked like a dog, and ate spiders in charcoal for weeks,
Speaker 5: bit the head off of a dead bird, and drank
Speaker 5: her own urine from the floor. And then finally a
Speaker 5: couple of priests came over and they conducted sixty seven exorcisms,
Speaker 5: and they did not work. She said she was still
Speaker 5: possessed by six demons, Lucifer, Kine, Judas a Scariot, Adolf Hitler, Nero,
Speaker 5: and some disgraced priest called Fletchman. And basically, over the
Speaker 5: next ten months she stopped eating and slowly died. And
Speaker 5: that is the story of the exorcism of Emily Rose.
Speaker 2: Real or not? What do you think?
Speaker 5: I saw pictures?
Speaker 2: Oh? Really? Were they like horrifying?
Speaker 5: Yes, it looked very similar to the movie like Bent
Speaker 5: Back all of that.
Speaker 2: That's crazy.
Speaker 5: Sixty seven exorcisms.
Speaker 7: Because sixty six wasn't enough, right, faster sixty seven actually
Speaker 7: get it out though, no, they never got it out,
Speaker 7: so what happened to her?
Speaker 5: She died of dehydration on July nineteen seventy six.
Speaker 2: Dude, she was drinking her own urine. How could she
Speaker 2: die of dehydration?
Speaker 5: She was eating spiders and charcoal.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's fucked mm hmm, that's fucked up.
Speaker 5: And there I think there's actually if you go on
Speaker 5: YouTube and just type in this girl's name, you can
Speaker 5: actually see videos of them like praying on her and
Speaker 5: like they're really old. Obviously they're from the sixties, that's
Speaker 5: what they exist.
Speaker 2: Have you ever watched when you were younger a show
Speaker 2: called a current Affair? Mm hmm, okay, I think it
Speaker 2: was the late eighties if I'm not mistaken, But they
Speaker 2: have one and I tried to look it up for
Speaker 2: years because it was the most terrifying shit I've ever
Speaker 2: seen in my life. It was a guy sitting in
Speaker 2: a kitchen and he was possessed. They had him in
Speaker 2: the kitchen. He's just sitting in a chair and he's possessed,
Speaker 2: and the look on his face was just like the
Speaker 2: scariest thing I've ever seen in my life.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's one of those PTSD moments.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it's like his face was all cracked and
Speaker 2: his eyes were like yellow, and he was just like, uh,
Speaker 2: and it's scared. They shit out of me. I could
Speaker 2: still vaguely see it, but I tried looking it up.
Speaker 2: I can find it for the life of me. It sucks.
Speaker 5: What if it's one of those Mandela effects and only certain.
Speaker 2: People could be who knows?
Speaker 5: Okay, So, in true Halloween fashion, our next stop is
Speaker 5: going to be John Carpenter's Halloween, opened in Kansas City
Speaker 5: on October twenty fifth, nineteen seventy eight. Is this based
Speaker 5: on a true story?
Speaker 2: I believe that it is not.
Speaker 5: It is not fucking nohow.
Speaker 2: Okay? Once a ten, oh, definitely a ten. One of
Speaker 2: the greatest flash efflicks of all time.
Speaker 5: I'm giving it nine point five, Okay, I just I needed.
Speaker 2: It to be, to watch it over and over and
Speaker 2: over again, those are the kinds of movies. I gave
Speaker 2: it ten. Yeah.
Speaker 5: I can watch it over and over again too, like
Speaker 5: I love it to death. I'm only I'm I'm holding
Speaker 5: back the other point five because I wish in the
Speaker 5: very first one it would have cut to the chase
Speaker 5: a little bit faster. Sure, sure, you know, because the
Speaker 5: beginning is slow. High school and walking home and like
Speaker 5: all so, but back then I think that was just
Speaker 5: to build the suspense.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and they he did a really good job with
Speaker 2: the atmosphere too, mm hmm, like the fall, the leaves, everything,
Speaker 2: the town, the students. It was all done perfectly, I found.
Speaker 2: And the music of course, oh.
Speaker 5: Of course, like you can hear the leaves like blowing
Speaker 5: against the sidewalk. That is just like genius. Yeah, amazing
Speaker 5: of itself, like absolute genius. So of course this is
Speaker 5: going to be one of our top ones. And you
Speaker 5: haven't gotten any wrong so far, so maybe this next
Speaker 5: one I'll trip you up. Thirteen Ghosts released October twenty six,
Speaker 5: two thousand and one.
Speaker 2: There are ghosts around us all the time. Most of them
Speaker 2: they can't hurt us, most of them don't even want us.
Speaker 2: But there are exceptions. He isn't bad tonight, Oh bad.
Speaker 2: Here's my professional bringion. We's you fell out of here.
Speaker 8: I represent the estate of your uncle, Cyrus Mood.
Speaker 2: We have an uncle, Cyrus.
Speaker 8: Cyrus recorded this message six weeks ago. He asked to
Speaker 8: be played for you on the event of his death. Author,
Speaker 8: I've instructed my lawyer to deliver my last will and testimony.
Speaker 2: Key key to what a key to your new house.
Speaker 2: This house is the fruit of my life's work. Oh
Speaker 2: my god, it is a wonderful kind home. Mat Wow, Arthur.
Speaker 8: We've got some papers to sign the library. After that,
Speaker 8: I would love to take you in the family around
Speaker 8: that's where of the house.
Speaker 2: Awesome, all right now, I know I'm dreaming.
Speaker 8: Oh your uncle was quite a collector of many things.
Speaker 5: Is it based on a true story?
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say, no, fuck you. And to be honest,
Speaker 2: I think i've heard you talk about this movie on
Speaker 2: your show before. If I'm not mistaken, it's the one
Speaker 2: with Matthew Willard. You know, I know, and I did
Speaker 2: not like that movie.
Speaker 5: Are you kidding me?
Speaker 2: I thought it was cheesy as fuck. I also saw
Speaker 2: that in the theater. I was excited to see it.
Speaker 2: And when I saw it, me and my friends were
Speaker 2: both where we were all like, I don't know about that.
Speaker 5: So what are you giving it? From one to ten?
Speaker 2: That one for entertainment purpose is probably about a four.
Speaker 5: I'm giving it a ten.
Speaker 2: Really, Yes, I might have to watch it again.
Speaker 5: I mean, I just wanted to for the listeners who
Speaker 5: also love thirteen Ghosts. So the traditional zodiac is based
Speaker 5: on twelve signs, and in the movie they use the
Speaker 5: Black Zodiac, which is not twelve but thirteen, and they
Speaker 5: find a ghost to represent each sign of the Black Zodiac.
Speaker 5: So that was the firstborn Son, the Torso, the bound Woman,
Speaker 5: the Withered Lover, the Torn Prince, the Angry Princess, the
Speaker 5: pilgrimas the great Child, and the Dire Mother, the Hammer,
Speaker 5: the Jackal, the Juggernaut, and the Broken Heart, all representing
Speaker 5: the Black Zodiac. And that movie terrified me, really terrified me.
Speaker 2: You are a little younger than I, I know, but
Speaker 2: so when I saw this in the theater, I was
Speaker 2: probably like early twenties, and my friends and I were like,
Speaker 2: this guy, this just got nothing on the classics.
Speaker 5: You know, Oh my god, when they go and they
Speaker 5: find the Juggernaut and you can only see him if
Speaker 5: you have those glasses on with the weird he gripped
Speaker 5: on them.
Speaker 2: I'd have I'd have to look at it again. Maybe
Speaker 2: I don't know, but I just remember it being cheesy.
Speaker 5: I just remember you breaking my heart five minutes ago
Speaker 5: when you.
Speaker 2: Said my apologies.
Speaker 5: Okay, just watch it again, Davy this year. Okay, So
Speaker 5: our next stop is scream. Of course, Hello, Why don't
Speaker 5: you want to talk to me?
Speaker 7: Who is this?
Speaker 9: You tell me your name, I'll tell you mine.
Speaker 2: I don't think so what's that noise?
Speaker 5: Popcorn?
Speaker 2: Popcorn? Huh? I only popcorn in the movies.
Speaker 10: Well, I'm getting ready to watch a video.
Speaker 5: Really, what just some scary movie?
Speaker 2: You like scary movies? Uh? Huh?
Speaker 4: What's your favorite scary movie?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Is this based on a true story?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 5: Yes, really, yes, it is based on a truth. So
Speaker 5: I'm all right rate it first and then i'll tell
Speaker 5: you the story.
Speaker 2: The first scream, I'd give like a seven.
Speaker 5: Okay, I'm with you. I'm gonna give it a seven
Speaker 5: as well. Yeah, and so, of course, what's your favorite
Speaker 5: scary movie? So there was a specific set of murders
Speaker 5: that took place in Florida, which served as a foundation
Speaker 5: for the ones that transpired in the fictional town of Woodsboro.
Speaker 5: In August nineteen ninety. Danny Rowling would be christened the
Speaker 5: Gainesville Ripper after he, like ghost Face, used the knife
Speaker 5: to kill five students in Florida and then Scream writer
Speaker 5: Kevin Williamson was house sitting in Los Angeles watching TV
Speaker 5: when a special about the Gainesville murders aired, and it
Speaker 5: freaked him out so bad that he came up with
Speaker 5: the idea of scream interesting. And I had never heard
Speaker 5: about the Gainesville Ripper.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm gonna have to look into that.
Speaker 5: And it happened in nineteen ninety. You was a live Davy.
Speaker 5: You should know.
Speaker 2: This, probably completely oblivious.
Speaker 5: I was important till four years later. So I get
Speaker 5: it easy out.
Speaker 2: You do not.
Speaker 5: You should go about the games Phil Ripper.
Speaker 2: And five people.
Speaker 5: He said, yes, he killed five students in Florida. It
Speaker 5: doesn't say if they were like high school students or
Speaker 5: college students, but it just says he killed five students
Speaker 5: in Florida.
Speaker 2: Crazy. Yes, And of course the story is embellished. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's like everything every time they say it's based on
Speaker 2: a true story, it's like they take like a couple
Speaker 2: of things that the killer did and then kind of
Speaker 2: right around that, you know, Oh.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they like blow it up out of proportion, and
Speaker 5: like Drew Barrymore's tits flopping in the front yard, they're
Speaker 5: just getting knifed in the chest.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I remember back then too. It was kind of
Speaker 2: like people are like, oh, Drew Barrymore is in this
Speaker 2: new movie, and then she's dead. At the very we
Speaker 2: all thought it was a Drew Barrymore movie. And she's dead.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's this s good part about it. But it's
Speaker 5: another iconic though. What's your more?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's another movie that had that happened to It
Speaker 2: was called Executive Decision, and it had Kurt Russell and
Speaker 2: Steven Sagal. Everybody was excited to see this new Steven
Speaker 2: Sagall movie. And in the first ten minutes he fucking fly,
Speaker 2: he flies out of an airplane, died, and then it's
Speaker 2: a Kurt Russell movie, which I had no problem with
Speaker 2: because I love Kurt. Oh.
Speaker 5: I love Kurt Russell, So you'll appreciate this next one.
Speaker 5: It's the nineteen ninety four classic In the Mouth of Madness.
Speaker 4: At this one, Gon drive you absolutely mad.
Speaker 2: The riots began because the stores could not mean the
Speaker 2: demands of Suttern Games norvel.
Speaker 3: In the Mouth of Madness, Oh yes, Is this based
Speaker 3: on a true story?
Speaker 2: Definitely not. No, However, if it was, it would be
Speaker 2: completely fucking utterly terrifying.
Speaker 5: Oh I would never I'd have to kill myself if
Speaker 5: it was based on a Druth Stord.
Speaker 2: Dude, well, we probably wouldn't need to be here right now. Actually,
Speaker 2: because that was part of John Carpenter's Apocalypse trilogy. They
Speaker 2: called it.
Speaker 5: Yes, that's what I have for my notes here, I said.
Speaker 5: It's the thirdest tallment in what Carpenter refers to as
Speaker 5: his Apocalypse trilogy, preceded by The Thing in nineteen eighty
Speaker 5: two and The Prince of Darkness in nineteen eighty seven.
Speaker 5: And in the Mouth of Madness he is paying tribute
Speaker 5: to the works of author HP Lovecraft YEP in its
Speaker 5: exploration of insanity and its title being derived from the
Speaker 5: Lovecraft novel At the Mountains of Madness.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 5: Yes, work, that is very interesting to me.
Speaker 2: Good work. Have you seen this recently?
Speaker 5: I have not seen it recently, but I had Prince
Speaker 5: of Darkness recently because you sent it to me and
Speaker 5: then I was like, oh, well now I got to
Speaker 5: watch it.
Speaker 2: Yeah. See ah. But in the Mouth of Madness, to me,
Speaker 2: one of the main reasons why it's terrifying is because
Speaker 2: there was It wasn't the first time I was watching it,
Speaker 2: but I was watching it with my girlfriend at the time,
Speaker 2: and I had a full blown fucking panic or anxiety
Speaker 2: attack while I was watching it, and it wasn't because
Speaker 2: of the movie. I think it was just like something
Speaker 2: triggered me, right, but it was.
Speaker 5: And watch the Mouth of Madness.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I ran upstairs and she was like, what's wrong.
Speaker 2: What's wrong. I'm like, call the ambulance. I'm dead. I'm dead.
Speaker 2: I'm already dead. Like I was having a total anxiety attack.
Speaker 2: I felt like I wasn't in my head. I felt
Speaker 2: like I was like above myself watching me, and that
Speaker 2: I was already out of my body dead. It was crazy.
Speaker 5: If I had to pick any movie to be having
Speaker 5: a panic attack during.
Speaker 2: It wouldn't be that. Yeah, that's divined. I know it's.
Speaker 2: It sucked and it kind of ruined the movie for
Speaker 2: me because I didn't want to watch it again for
Speaker 2: a long time after that, right, because I was like,
Speaker 2: I don't want another fucking anxiety attack.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, wait a second. We didn't rate it, though,
Speaker 5: is it you?
Speaker 2: I wouldn't give it ten, but definitely probably about an eight.
Speaker 5: I'm giving it a nine, yeah, because it's just like
Speaker 5: and obviously the listeners, if you haven't seen it, just
Speaker 5: take it from the top, watch the thing, and then
Speaker 5: watch Prince of Darkness. And then watch in the Mouth
Speaker 5: of Madness and then report back to date your eye.
Speaker 2: But don't know. They don't really correlate at all with
Speaker 2: the story or character.
Speaker 5: No, it's not like sequels.
Speaker 2: It's all kind of scenarios. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and so our next stop is Child's Play.
Speaker 11: They do we Delalla Santaria Oya.
Speaker 12: Shungu, give me the power.
Speaker 2: I'm big of you. The original, the original, The original
Speaker 2: scared the but Jesus enemy. And I was a kid.
Speaker 2: I did not want any fucking figures or dolls in
Speaker 2: my room after that, Like I had a cabbage patch doll.
Speaker 2: He went right in the fucking closet around Yeah, dude,
Speaker 2: and then I wake up in the middle of the night.
Speaker 2: He's like, head turns back towards me. Uh, it was okay,
Speaker 2: it was scary.
Speaker 5: When I was ok sorry, Oh no, yes.
Speaker 2: No, are you serious? Okay, okay, explain you gotta explain
Speaker 2: this one.
Speaker 5: Okay. So my little snippet that I have here says
Speaker 5: wild Chucky, the killer doll from the Child's Play Friendies
Speaker 5: isn't a real life individual. He is actually inspired by
Speaker 5: a true story. The real events that helped inspired what
Speaker 5: would become the story for child's play begins with the
Speaker 5: tale of Robert the Doll. While Chuck You was just
Speaker 5: one of many mass produced good guy dolls, Robert the
Speaker 5: Doll was a one of a kind toy first owned
Speaker 5: and named by Florida painter Robert Eugene Otto. There are
Speaker 5: several different stories regarding how Robert Eugene Auto was first
Speaker 5: gifted the doll in nineteen o three, but the most
Speaker 5: popular story is that he was given the doll by
Speaker 5: a woman who served his family. She allegedly practiced voodoo
Speaker 5: and devised the doll as a way to get revenge
Speaker 5: for having been abused by the family. There were many
Speaker 5: other reports as well, which insisted Robert the Doll could
Speaker 5: move around freely and express himself as if he were alive,
Speaker 5: and some suggested the doll could blink its eyes and
Speaker 5: certain moments even run with evil laughter.
Speaker 2: I would like to see this be a movie instead
Speaker 2: of what they did with the actual movie. Right, it
Speaker 2: was a serial killer and then he was dying, he
Speaker 2: got killed by the police, and he he possessed the
Speaker 2: doll before he died, Right something like that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Yeah, And first off, I'm giving it a ten
Speaker 5: because this movie is so nostalgic for me.
Speaker 2: I had a good guy yeah, oh really.
Speaker 5: Yes, I begged my mom for one, like the little
Speaker 5: psychopath that I am, and I had an authentic good
Speaker 5: guy doll and my prized possession. But what are you
Speaker 5: writing it?
Speaker 2: I give it about eight as well.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you remember that chance he would do when he
Speaker 5: would be like calling on the demons or whatever. He'd
Speaker 5: be like I can't quite remember, oh my god. But no.
Speaker 5: The chanting scene, now I know, is called the voodoo chant,
Speaker 5: and that shit sounds like it could conjure up some
Speaker 5: shit in real life.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't doubt it.
Speaker 5: Because they put stuff like that in movies. So when
Speaker 5: you play it in your house, you're like, oh, that's creepy,
Speaker 5: but they're actually summoning ship up.
Speaker 2: It's like the Evil Dead movie the original, where it's like,
Speaker 2: do not play this fucking tape, and it's like, oh,
Speaker 2: whatever the fuck it is, right, and then the next
Speaker 2: thing you know, the fucking house is off his ass.
Speaker 2: Don't fucking play the tape, asshole. Oh my god. Backwards
Speaker 2: Backwards freaks me the funk out, Like if I hear
Speaker 2: anything backwards, like.
Speaker 5: What David? They did that in the first this movie,
Speaker 5: you remember, because she was in the bed and she
Speaker 5: was just like, oh yes, dude. And then they played
Speaker 5: it back and it.
Speaker 2: Was like hell, yeah, yeah. Have you have you heard
Speaker 2: Stairway to Heaven backwards?
Speaker 5: I don't even want to, I've already.
Speaker 2: It'll freak you the fuck out. Like the part, the
Speaker 2: part where he says, if there's a bustle in your hedgerow,
Speaker 2: You know that part, if there's a bustle in your hedgerow,
Speaker 2: don't be alone. Now you play it backwards, it says
Speaker 2: he's the mas Sweet Satan. Yeah, like clear as day.
Speaker 2: It's fucking crazy.
Speaker 5: Know how to do that? Though?
Speaker 2: I don't know if it's fucking wall. Look at the
Speaker 2: ship they were involved with by by Zeppelin four, which
Speaker 2: is what album it was on. They all had a
Speaker 2: sigil for each of their names that they they learned
Speaker 2: all this from fucking Crowley too.
Speaker 5: Right fuckers?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's crazy. So who knows? Maybe Crowley taught them
Speaker 2: to put backwards masking messages in their song.
Speaker 5: I see. That's what I'm talking about when I say,
Speaker 5: like everything we consume is on purpose.
Speaker 2: Fuck all that.
Speaker 5: I don't want to be a part of it, but
Speaker 5: I still to this day. Enjoy you know you have
Speaker 5: that at some point.
Speaker 2: I'm for sure, dude, I'm not. I'm not the type
Speaker 2: that's gonna be like everything is satanic. Therefore I'm gonna
Speaker 2: sit in my room and do absolutely nothing and pray
Speaker 2: all day.
Speaker 5: Come on, man, Yeah, no, I'm the same way, Davy. So,
Speaker 5: are x stop is psycho? Is it based on a
Speaker 5: true story?
Speaker 2: I believe that one kind of is. Yes. Yeah, And
Speaker 2: I don't know the killer's name, but he did have
Speaker 2: that obsession with his dead mother, I believe.
Speaker 5: So before I tell you this story.
Speaker 2: Great fucking movie too, one.
Speaker 5: To ten, one to ten Black and White, Alfred Hitchcock,
Speaker 5: Not no, that's a ten ten for me too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, amazing movie, just so well done.
Speaker 5: The shower scene I can't to.
Speaker 2: This very day, it's crazy. Or even the very end
Speaker 2: when you see him dressed as the mother, it's like,
Speaker 2: oh shit, what do you know what.
Speaker 5: They say at the end of that movie that I
Speaker 5: laughed so hard about And my mom was like, I
Speaker 5: forgot that was even in the movie. He's dressed up
Speaker 5: at it as his mom and he's in like the
Speaker 5: holding cell. There's a doctor talking to the police officer
Speaker 5: and he goes, I think I know what's wrong with him,
Speaker 5: and the police officer goes, he's a harmophrodite.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that's too funny. No, no, he's not.
Speaker 2: That would play has both sex organs? Why was he
Speaker 2: dressed like that? It's a trans Uh not exactly. That's
Speaker 2: too funny. But I even I even enjoyed the sequels.
Speaker 2: I did too. Yeah, they were fucking Anthony Perkins was amazing.
Speaker 13: Mm hmmm.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 5: So here's the story, and it's even funnier because of
Speaker 5: the conversation we were having, like right before we got
Speaker 5: on here. The Alfred Hitchcock Black and White classic, which
Speaker 5: is timeless, as we were saying, is the story of
Speaker 5: Norman Bates and his mommy issues, which were inspired by
Speaker 5: the story of ed Gian Oka, a Wisconsin man who
Speaker 5: was convicted of murder in the nineteen fifties, and although
Speaker 5: he was only convicted of two murders, he is suspected
Speaker 5: of having a much higher body counts and he was
Speaker 5: an amateur grave robber prone to making unique home decor,
Speaker 5: including lampshades composed of human skin from a person's face,
Speaker 5: and the story of ed Gian also inspired the Texas
Speaker 5: Chainsaw Massacre.
Speaker 2: I was gonna say, there is also another killer who
Speaker 2: he's based on, which is Leatherface. Yes, yeah, yeah. And
Speaker 2: did you know that Gane had gender dysphoria?
Speaker 5: I did not.
Speaker 2: That was that was one of the big reasons why
Speaker 2: he was doing what he did.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, And can you imagine being so awful?
Speaker 5: You get not one, but two horror movies based on you, right,
Speaker 5: and they happen to be the most iconic of all time.
Speaker 5: Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, the original. Only all the other ones can
Speaker 2: go fuck itself because the original is the only scary one.
Speaker 2: Part two was okay, three was okay. All the remakes, eh,
Speaker 2: didn't do it for me. Hell, the latest one on
Speaker 2: Netflix pure garbage. Oh.
Speaker 5: The only one that I kind of entertained is the
Speaker 5: one where like the girl goes back to meet her
Speaker 5: family and she finds out like she's leather Face's sister
Speaker 5: and he kind of like defends her, and you're like
Speaker 5: rooting for leather Face at the end.
Speaker 2: Which what are you That one was? That was that? Uh?
Speaker 2: I don't know if I saw that one. I've seen
Speaker 2: them all, I'm pretty sure.
Speaker 5: Well if you haven't, I'll send you the link after
Speaker 5: we get done, because it's the only one where they
Speaker 5: spun it so crazy that it was totally it was
Speaker 5: like its own movie almost, I think.
Speaker 2: Right. Actually, there was one with Matthew McConaughey. Do you
Speaker 2: see that one? That one was so fucking bad. That
Speaker 2: one he actually he actually goes leatherface, actually goes full
Speaker 2: out transvestite for that movie. He puts on pettyhose, he
Speaker 2: puts makeup on his fucking face. Everything he wears like
Speaker 2: fishnet stockings and some ship Oh.
Speaker 5: Yeah, no.
Speaker 2: Renee Zellweger was in it too.
Speaker 5: The very first one.
Speaker 2: The very first one was rustic and raw and pure
Speaker 2: terror pure terrorists. Yes, agreed, and and like even the
Speaker 2: acting it was kind of she but I think it
Speaker 2: fit it somehow. Yeah, you know it. It's strange. It's
Speaker 2: hard to explain, but one of the best horror movies
Speaker 2: of all time, hands.
Speaker 5: Down, hands down, hands down, and I think in a way, actually,
Speaker 5: to go back to Psycho for a second, anytime you
Speaker 5: involve a character who's doing something weird like taxidermy, that
Speaker 5: just adds a whole nother layer onto the g because
Speaker 5: it's like he had all those stuffed birds and stuff. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it was just every little meticulous detail was like he
Speaker 5: thought of everything, like how am I gonna portray this guy?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: He could have just had him be like a crazy
Speaker 5: like mommy issue. No, he had to be a taxidermist
Speaker 5: on top of them.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Cool, cool, fun fact here, my ex girlfriend's dad
Speaker 2: or parents were friends with Hell and Hitchcock. What Yeah,
Speaker 2: And when he would come into town, they'd have dinner with.
Speaker 5: Him all the time.
Speaker 2: Holy shit, Yeah, pretty wild.
Speaker 5: Eh oh, that is fucking unbelievable.
Speaker 2: And they said he was like the fucking nicest dude.
Speaker 5: Ever, well and really ingenious.
Speaker 2: And my my so my ex's father was British or
Speaker 2: her parents were British, so they had like they were
Speaker 2: all speaking with the accent during dinner and shit, right,
Speaker 2: pretty wild.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, that is so crazy. Wow, I wish
Speaker 5: I don't know anybody.
Speaker 2: Cool like that, but pretty pretty crazy.
Speaker 5: Moving on to our next movie. July thirtieth, nineteen ninety nine,
Speaker 5: released The Blair Witch Projects.
Speaker 2: I can see thank you very good. This there he's
Speaker 2: been home. But I don't know why I have to
Speaker 2: have conversation on videos A documentary.
Speaker 5: Not about us getting lost we're making a documentary about
Speaker 5: a witch. Oh is this based on a true story?
Speaker 2: I believe that it is not. But many people when
Speaker 2: that movie came out, I had to fight people because
Speaker 2: they were trying to tell me it was a fucking
Speaker 2: it was real found footage and I'm like, no, dude,
Speaker 2: that's just the gimmick for the movie. And this one
Speaker 2: guy while I was working with, He's like, no, dude,
Speaker 2: it's real. It's real. I'm like, okay, you win. He
Speaker 2: can believe it's real, but I know it's not. And
Speaker 2: that was the first movie of its kind.
Speaker 5: Absolutely brilliant. And I'll tell you the Blair Witch Project,
Speaker 5: as low budget as it was, is a massive cult hit.
Speaker 5: And nothing happened in the movie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, pretty much.
Speaker 5: I mean it's like we still watch it to this day,
Speaker 5: talk about it constantly. Nothing happened in the movie.
Speaker 2: One of the most terrifying things of the movie was
Speaker 2: a guy standing in the corner at the end.
Speaker 5: Yes, watch the movie before that last fifty seconds of
Speaker 5: the movie. I'm giving it an eight.
Speaker 2: Yeah, i'd give it. I'd given about a seven or
Speaker 2: eight some point.
Speaker 5: Five, although I should give it.
Speaker 2: It's hard to watch now.
Speaker 5: It is but just the fact that it ushered in
Speaker 5: that genre.
Speaker 2: I saw it in the theater with my mom. Actually,
Speaker 2: did your mom like it? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean you almost have to give it a
Speaker 5: ting just because of what it did for horror.
Speaker 2: Yeah, for sure, definitely. I put it up there as
Speaker 2: like a big achievement in the advancement of the industry.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I agree, But then there's.
Speaker 2: So many that failed doing that.
Speaker 5: Cloverfield.
Speaker 2: I actually liked Cloverfield.
Speaker 5: I did not. I could not get into it. I
Speaker 5: needed it to be creepier.
Speaker 2: Unless Godzilla like that it felt like a foot Godzilla.
Speaker 5: It did, But did you ever Now this one is
Speaker 5: not a hundred percent one of these found footage movies,
Speaker 5: But there was one called It's actually not that old.
Speaker 5: It's called The Visit Same Night Shyamala because it would
Speaker 5: kind of go half and half like it would be
Speaker 5: the movie and it would be like the little kid
Speaker 5: like on his phone or whatever, and the grandma had sundowners.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I love that movie. That was a good one.
Speaker 5: I loved it. I thought it was very original. Yeah,
Speaker 5: super super like outside the box of normal horror.
Speaker 2: Loved it, absolutely loved it, and it's worth watching that
Speaker 2: movie for one scene, Yeah, but he reaches into his
Speaker 2: diaper and he throws a shit in his face. I
Speaker 2: almost peeped when I saw that, but then I started laughing.
Speaker 2: I was like, did that just fucking happen? He literally
Speaker 2: reached into his depends and whipped it at the kid's face.
Speaker 2: Too funny.
Speaker 5: No, And if we're on the subject, while we're talking
Speaker 5: about the Blair Witch Project, obviously the paranormal Activity movies.
Speaker 2: I've seen all of them, and I didn't I didn't
Speaker 2: hate any of them. I liked all of them. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they and I loved how they all connect, Yes, even five,
Speaker 2: even five connected with everything. I thought they were fucking
Speaker 2: awesome movies. I loved all them, highly entertaining. So a
Speaker 2: lot of people didn't like them, but I absolutely a
Speaker 2: lot of people didn't like them. Yeah, I thought they're amazing.
Speaker 5: Those are the one which was really good.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I think the second one was my favorite though,
Speaker 2: because I had the best scene ever in all those movies.
Speaker 5: That's the one with the two little girls.
Speaker 2: Right, I think that was three.
Speaker 5: With the little girls.
Speaker 2: Uh, I'm not sure. But the second one was the
Speaker 2: They had that scene in it where she's sitting in
Speaker 2: the kitchen, and she looks back into the living room
Speaker 2: and she because she thought she heard something, and she
Speaker 2: looks back again, and all of a sudden, all the
Speaker 2: cupboards and drawers whip open.
Speaker 5: That's that one, Okay, Yeah, no, the second one, what
Speaker 5: it's like, it gave it. They had time to think
Speaker 5: of a little bit more edgy scenarios for the second one, Yeah,
Speaker 5: because the first one was like, oh, that's some shit
Speaker 5: that looks like it could really happen in somebody's house,
Speaker 5: you know. But then the second one they were like,
Speaker 5: all right, let's up the ante just still little bit
Speaker 5: now that we know people like it. And yeah, no,
Speaker 5: I agree. I think I think the second one was
Speaker 5: really good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're all good. Though. I liked all of them.
Speaker 2: I loved how they revealed, like why everything was happening
Speaker 2: like that, right, the whole, the whole like a cult
Speaker 2: ritual and everything like that thing. Amazing, totally fucking cool.
Speaker 2: I love those movies.
Speaker 5: Loved it all.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 5: Next we have the Birds another Alfred Hitchcock.
Speaker 9: This isn't usual, is it?
Speaker 2: Back? The chickens. Something seems to be wrong with them.
Speaker 8: There's nothing wrong with those chickens, Mitch that's the.
Speaker 2: Damn thing I ever saw, and I know it seemed
Speaker 2: to screw down as you're liberately not aggressive creatiousness. They
Speaker 2: bring beauty into the world. It is mankind rather who
Speaker 2: insists on in making it difficult for life to exist
Speaker 2: up on this planet.
Speaker 5: Is this based on a true story?
Speaker 2: I think it partially is.
Speaker 5: Yes. Yeah, once it's in on the Birds.
Speaker 2: I gonna have to take a pass on it because
Speaker 2: it's been I saw it when I was a kid,
Speaker 2: and I can't remember it.
Speaker 5: Okay, I saw it maybe like four or five years
Speaker 5: ago because it was on TV. But basically it's based
Speaker 5: on the nineteen sixty one seabird attack in Santa Cruz.
Speaker 5: I think that's in Lost. What am I talking? I
Speaker 5: think that's in California. But basically Alfred Hitchcock right about
Speaker 5: it in the news and then he made the movie. Yeah,
Speaker 5: so it was actually seagulls. It was a seagull attack.
Speaker 2: Well, that happens every day where I work.
Speaker 5: I was like, it's not as scary with seagulls.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because they could be unpredictable.
Speaker 5: Yeah, fucking seagulls. I mean, but I feel like I
Speaker 5: could take a seagull you know the birds, and the
Speaker 5: birds were like really mean and like fast and shit.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm giving the birds a six out of ten.
Speaker 2: I remember my mom was scared of that movie when
Speaker 2: she was younger.
Speaker 5: It's one of those things where it was ahead of
Speaker 5: its time for this time, but now you go back
Speaker 5: and watch it and you're like, uh, it was.
Speaker 2: Okay of cheese.
Speaker 5: So the Exorcist here we go. Is this based on
Speaker 5: a true story?
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, but I want to hear the back story.
Speaker 5: I just gotta go ahead and put that out there.
Speaker 2: It's a spec by far, easy.
Speaker 5: Ten, easy ten, and it's basically I actually covered this
Speaker 5: on an episode I did about Ed and Lorraine Warren.
Speaker 5: But it is based on the fourteen year old boy Robbie,
Speaker 5: who lived in Saint Louis, And there was actually an
Speaker 5: article in the Washington Post that was headlined Priest Freeze
Speaker 5: Mount Rainer Boy from Devil's Grip and it inspired the movie.
Speaker 5: But the true story is that Robbie played with a
Speaker 5: Ouiji board much like Reagan does in the Exorcist, and
Speaker 5: ultimately two priests, just like in the movie, performed the
Speaker 5: Rite of Exorcism twenty to thirty times on this boy
Speaker 5: and freed him from the demonic infestation. It was thirty times.
Speaker 2: It was a boy. It wasn't a girl.
Speaker 5: It was a boy named Robbie, which I feel like
Speaker 5: is might be why they picked Reagan.
Speaker 2: Reagan, right, So.
Speaker 5: I found that to be super interesting.
Speaker 2: And the demon has two names. Can you name them
Speaker 2: in the Exorcist?
Speaker 5: Yeah, mister Happy or something like that.
Speaker 2: Who very close, mister, it's.
Speaker 5: Not mister or Tony something, captain captain Howdy?
Speaker 2: There you go? Okay, Yes, the ancient evil demon's actual
Speaker 2: name was starts with a P.
Speaker 5: You're gonna have to give it to me, pazuzu. Yes, yeah,
Speaker 5: isn't that So you want to talk about something ahead
Speaker 5: of its time that set the bar for the rest
Speaker 5: of horror for forever.
Speaker 2: People had heart attacks watching that movie. Yes, in the theater. Yeah,
Speaker 2: fucking crazy, dude.
Speaker 5: So there is an edited version and there's like a
Speaker 5: non edited version. And in the non edited version, there's
Speaker 5: a scene where the lights start to flicker in the
Speaker 5: house and the mom's in the kitchen with like a candlestick,
Speaker 5: and the lights cut out and there's the face, the
Speaker 5: devil face right behind.
Speaker 2: The white face. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yes, and they edited that out in some of the
Speaker 5: other versions because it was scaring people to death.
Speaker 2: And I believe, oh, that part also happens when uh,
Speaker 2: Damien Carris is jogging and you can or he's having
Speaker 2: a dream that he's jogging and when he's running you
Speaker 2: can see the face flash, and that part needs to
Speaker 2: scaring shit out of me. The person whose face that
Speaker 2: is is a woman, and that's the woman that did
Speaker 2: the voice of the possessed Reagan. Is it really yep?
Speaker 5: And you know her voice by the way, Oh my god,
Speaker 5: Oh that's that was like everything you ever imagined like
Speaker 5: a demon to sound like unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Eh.
Speaker 5: So the exorses for.
Speaker 2: Me, they did all kinds of like tricks with that
Speaker 2: voice too, like they would like layer it and play
Speaker 2: it backwards and do all these kinds of weird manipulations
Speaker 2: with it. But it was her voice. She was actually
Speaker 2: abuting it like this, you know what I mean, Like
Speaker 2: it was crazy.
Speaker 5: I saw an interview where she said, and it's just
Speaker 5: coming back to me. She said she drank whiskey like
Speaker 5: five times a day and smoked like twenty eight packs
Speaker 5: of cigarettes.
Speaker 2: Just sound like that, that's crazy.
Speaker 5: And Reagan, the girl who played Reagan broke the back
Speaker 5: in that movie. Really she fractured her spine in the
Speaker 5: scene where it's flipping her.
Speaker 9: Like this and she's like, wow, holy fuck.
Speaker 5: And she fractured her spine doing that, and the directors
Speaker 5: left it in because it was really her screaming for help,
Speaker 5: right right.
Speaker 2: He said, well, you can't get many more authentic than this.
Speaker 5: The way it starts out though, with it being like
Speaker 5: he's on a dig and he finds like these little
Speaker 5: artifacts and it's like evil against evil and like all this.
Speaker 5: I mean, you almost can't find a scarier classic scary me,
Speaker 5: want you do this to me?
Speaker 2: It still lives up to the hype.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, and that score, by the way, is also legendary.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that's Michae Oldfield. Tubular bells.
Speaker 5: Tubular bells.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So we are now moving on to November eighteenth, nineteen ninety.
Speaker 5: Stephen King's it based on a true story? Yes or no?
Speaker 2: No? No?
Speaker 5: Well, once it's in, where are you giving it?
Speaker 10: Uh?
Speaker 2: When I was younger and I saw it, i'd probably
Speaker 2: give it an eight. But now I saw it again.
Speaker 2: We cut kind of recently, I'd say about a six.
Speaker 5: Even with the the dead lights.
Speaker 2: They load, they all float and go down here with me.
Speaker 13: That boy you flow too, Yeah, I mean it's you
Speaker 13: can tell, it's just got that made for TV quality.
Speaker 2: You know. And that's what just kind of kills it
Speaker 2: for me. I mean. But seeing it back then when
Speaker 2: it first came out, it did fucking scare the shit
Speaker 2: out of me, that's for sure. But now I'm watching it.
Speaker 2: Now I'm watching I'm watching Tim Curry, and I'm just like,
Speaker 2: this guy's the fucking best. He's so funny.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but how would you compare it to the New It?
Speaker 5: Part one?
Speaker 2: I think the new ones are scary.
Speaker 5: The new ones are better, way better than the original.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like like really scary, I found.
Speaker 5: So I'm usually like a piurist, Like I'm like, oh,
Speaker 5: I'll only watch the classics, you know, remade bullshit. The
Speaker 5: new part one and two of it way astronomically better
Speaker 5: than the original. And this is like a rare case,
Speaker 5: you know, but it's true.
Speaker 2: But the thing is, it's like Stephen King adaptations can
Speaker 2: be hit or miss, you know what I mean, because
Speaker 2: he jam packs so much shit into his books that
Speaker 2: every time somebody makes a movie out of it, they
Speaker 2: miss a lot of ship yes, you know, and integral
Speaker 2: things that need to be in the movies and they're not,
Speaker 2: and it really pisses me off, just.
Speaker 5: Like what happened with The Shining Yeah, it kind of
Speaker 5: just put he basically barely put anything from the actual.
Speaker 2: But the movie was so good though.
Speaker 5: You're right, that's the rule, right, yes, that's.
Speaker 2: And then they made the made for TV version, which
Speaker 2: was more closer to the book, but it wasn't as good,
Speaker 2: you know, Yeah, I.
Speaker 5: Know, I know, so that one is. And I'll tell
Speaker 5: you that that one kid from Stranger Things is so
Speaker 5: funny and I loved him in the first uh it
Speaker 5: that they just remade it the first.
Speaker 3: Of the it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, he was in that one and he was like,
Speaker 5: what do we do in measuring dicks? And it was
Speaker 5: it was like so funny, and I just loved it
Speaker 5: so much.
Speaker 2: You know. One of the scariest parts of that movie
Speaker 2: for me was what's his name is it? Patrick? The Oh? No, Henry.
Speaker 2: Henry's that sitting at home watching TV and he's watching
Speaker 2: that kids show and all of a sudden you see
Speaker 2: all the kids stand up and like, get him, Henry,
Speaker 2: get him here. Yeah, And that just fucking totally freaked
Speaker 2: me out because it looked so authentic. Oh it was.
Speaker 2: It just made it like seem like he was having
Speaker 2: this hallucination, yes, and it was so I was like, what, like,
Speaker 2: it fucked me up when I saw that.
Speaker 5: Let me tell you in the second part of the
Speaker 5: new one that came out when she goes over to
Speaker 5: her old apartment and that old lady is in there
Speaker 5: and it's doing like that weird like walk that yeah,
Speaker 5: yeah yeah. And when he goes to pick up his
Speaker 5: prescription at the pharmacy and there's like that plague down
Speaker 5: in the basement just playing like Ivy and ship just
Speaker 5: but spits all over and oh man, like this is
Speaker 5: a see now, that's what I'm talking about. This is
Speaker 5: on a whole new level for it. Definitely, the end
Speaker 5: was disappointing.
Speaker 2: It was. It was actually the I think the ending
Speaker 2: in the original made for TV one was better.
Speaker 5: I do too. Yeah, yeah, the remake of the ending,
Speaker 5: it it kind of fell flat almost like they they
Speaker 5: got all the way up to the end and it
Speaker 5: was just like, let's throw some bullshit together.
Speaker 2: Like it felt that they could have done more for sure,
Speaker 2: Like it was like kind of too. I think they
Speaker 2: could have done three movies.
Speaker 5: Honestly, they definitely could have just left part three and
Speaker 5: just put their time on it and like give it,
Speaker 5: given it like an epic ending.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because did you read the book.
Speaker 5: I never read the book.
Speaker 2: Okay, so it's pretty damn close these two movies, but
Speaker 2: there is some stuff missing and they could have put
Speaker 2: They could have made a third and stretched it out
Speaker 2: a bit more on each movie. They could have stretched
Speaker 2: out each one a little bit more and like just
Speaker 2: what ran the full gamut and made it perfect, but
Speaker 2: they kind of just cut it short on the other
Speaker 2: part two.
Speaker 5: And I love the I love the people, the cast
Speaker 5: for yeah. And I think that that Scars Guard kid
Speaker 5: that can do that weird thing when he split killed it.
Speaker 5: He killed it, absolutely killed it.
Speaker 2: Hi Georgie. I liked him and Hemlock Grove as well
Speaker 2: watching I did.
Speaker 5: I did.
Speaker 2: Actually he was the best part of that show.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And he was like sexy, creepy and so like
Speaker 5: his brother was in True Blood. That was like that
Speaker 5: guy has such a look and like a feeling about him.
Speaker 5: And then I find out like if the clown is
Speaker 5: his brother, and I go, there's something about that family,
Speaker 5: like they just do creepy. I don't know what it is.
Speaker 2: But they just Yeah, that show with Hemlock Grove had
Speaker 2: the best fucking werewolf transformation I've ever seen.
Speaker 5: Yeah, me too.
Speaker 2: Ever, I was like, are you fucking kidding like that?
Speaker 2: I'm so excited right now just thinking about it, like
Speaker 2: how it happened and like he just like he's still
Speaker 2: got some skin left over on him and he just
Speaker 2: shades all the skin, Like, oh my god, that was amazing. No.
Speaker 5: Yeah, actually Hemlock Grove is like nine out of ten
Speaker 5: for me. Car shows.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a really good show, really good, and I
Speaker 2: think it got passed on, Like it got passed up
Speaker 2: by a lot of people. I don't think a lot
Speaker 2: of people watched it.
Speaker 5: Well they can suck up. It's really good.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, they have a recommendation right here, right now.
Speaker 2: So Hemlock Grove people, there you go.
Speaker 5: X list Davy is Poltergeist? Is this based on a
Speaker 5: true story?
Speaker 2: I would say that it could be.
Speaker 5: It is, okay, And now let's get the one to
Speaker 5: ten out of the way. Ten for me, ten easy,
Speaker 5: easy ten.
Speaker 2: Another easy ten. That movie made me fucking terrified of clowns.
Speaker 5: That movie made me fucking terrified of being anywhere in
Speaker 5: my house. That what I wasn't being supervised by an adult,
Speaker 5: Like no closet, no bathrooms, no, always none.
Speaker 2: When I was a kid growing up, that snowy TV
Speaker 2: was always on. Yeah, every time I saw it on.
Speaker 5: I was petrified of everything after I watched that movie. Yep,
Speaker 5: and so what a lot of people don't know is
Speaker 5: produced by Steven Spielberg and directed by Toby.
Speaker 2: Toby Hooper, Yes, who also directed the Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because he asked something about him too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well he beats some great movies.
Speaker 5: Yeah, definitely. And did you know that Poltergeist was the
Speaker 5: first movie to receive a p G thirteen rating.
Speaker 2: I believe I knew that I do that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, basically they were gonna just rate it PG, but
Speaker 5: they were like, eh, PG thirteen.
Speaker 2: Actually still I would I would say that movie should
Speaker 2: have been rated R.
Speaker 5: I I think it should have been rated because I.
Speaker 2: Movie fucking terrified me when I was a kid.
Speaker 5: The skeletons and all that, all the skeletons in the yeah,
Speaker 5: well when they were popping up out of the floor
Speaker 5: and just the coloring.
Speaker 2: And you only move the hand sounds. You only move
Speaker 2: the hand sound that's in the pool that's still being
Speaker 2: under construction, all the skeletons come up. Yeah yeah, mm hmmm,
Speaker 2: holy shit.
Speaker 5: So let me tell you about the true story. It
Speaker 5: was in New York State in nineteen fifty eight in
Speaker 5: the town of Seaford, and it was the Herman family
Speaker 5: who claimed to be victims of paranormal activity. And this
Speaker 5: was the inspiration for Poltergeist. So basically they would see
Speaker 5: bottle tops pop off and move around on their own,
Speaker 5: furniture move around on its own, and they called paranormal
Speaker 5: investigation team, just like in Poltergeist. They did a Life
Speaker 5: magazine piece on it, and basically, when the paranormal specialists
Speaker 5: arrived at the home to deal with whatever was lurking inside,
Speaker 5: the occurrences abruptly stopped. So basically they came over to
Speaker 5: investigate all the claims and they couldn't find shit.
Speaker 4: This has.
Speaker 2: Sounds a little fishy to me.
Speaker 5: It does to me too. I'm going to rate that
Speaker 5: seven fishes out of time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, anytime that they say, like even the fucking jay
Speaker 2: Ansen story for Amityville, right, oh, God, like talk about
Speaker 2: a fucking moneymaker, right, And that shit fascinated me when
Speaker 2: I was Amityville really fascinated me when I was a kid.
Speaker 2: I had the book, I had the movie. I was like,
Speaker 2: wanting it to be true.
Speaker 5: Is a biggie for me, and I do like the
Speaker 5: remake with Ryan Reynolds. I thought it was really good. Yep,
Speaker 5: he played a really good George Luttz. Yeah, like he
Speaker 5: almost looked like George Luttz, like the real George Lutz. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it was really good, and I liked how they embellished
Speaker 5: it and added like the torture chamber in the basement
Speaker 5: right to catch him and kill him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, Yeah, that was cool.
Speaker 5: That was cool.
Speaker 2: They made it less of a mystery though. That's what
Speaker 2: I find, right. I think most of the modern horror remakes,
Speaker 2: they make these movies a little bit like like they're
Speaker 2: spoon feeding you a little too much and not leaving
Speaker 2: so much up to your imagination.
Speaker 5: You know, what I would say would be a perfect example.
Speaker 5: The opposite of what you're saying would be Hereditary. It
Speaker 5: left a ton to the imagination, and that's what I love.
Speaker 5: I want to be like, I.
Speaker 2: Need to check this out. Yeah, those are the best
Speaker 2: horror movies. Like Rosemary's Baby. Yeah, that is like a mystery,
Speaker 2: and you're wondering if she's fucking batshit crazy or if
Speaker 2: she's not. And then by the end you're like, Okay,
Speaker 2: she's not. But then you watch the remake the TV
Speaker 2: show and it's like they're spoon feeding you through the
Speaker 2: whole thing, and it's like, you know, she's Yeah, it
Speaker 2: was cool, but I prefer the subtle hints here and there,
Speaker 2: you know, in me.
Speaker 5: A Pharaoh, Roman Pinski, the whole thing just it was
Speaker 5: a masterpiece.
Speaker 2: That's a ten for me too. Oh yeah yeah.
Speaker 5: So next on the list is A Nightmare on Elm Street.
Speaker 5: Is this based on a true story?
Speaker 2: No? Yes, okay, so there was a pedophile that got
Speaker 2: burnt to a crisp and he and ensued to haunt
Speaker 2: people's dreams.
Speaker 5: It's even fucking worse. Really, okay, listen to this shit,
Speaker 5: all right, So get this shit. Nightmare on Elm Street
Speaker 5: director Wes Craven revealed that the idea of teens being
Speaker 5: stocked in their sleep by Freddy Krueger came after the
Speaker 5: filmmaker read an article in the Los Angeles Times about
Speaker 5: a Cambodian family whose young son struggled with awful, vivid
Speaker 5: night terrors, and he told his parents he was afraid
Speaker 5: that if he slept, the thing chasing him would get him,
Speaker 5: so he tried to stay awake for days at a time.
Speaker 5: And this boy sadly died in his sleep, and they
Speaker 5: said the likely cause was he was a victim of
Speaker 5: sudden unexpected did nocturnal death syndrome sudden.
Speaker 6: Okay, it's the sun's death. Interesting sudden unexpected nocturnal death
Speaker 6: syndrome unreal, And that is what inspired Freddy Krueger.
Speaker 2: That's crazy, isn't it?
Speaker 5: And I had never heard of that. That's like the
Speaker 5: sudden adult death syndrome for me, right, I had never
Speaker 5: heard of that, which he basically said, I'm scared to
Speaker 5: fall asleep because the thing chasing me will get me.
Speaker 5: And then he got sea.
Speaker 2: Crazy, dude, like that.
Speaker 5: Is scarier than nightmare on Elm Street. Yeah, like I
Speaker 5: I because this really happened to somebody. So now I'm like,
Speaker 5: what's scarier than having a bad dream and knowing this
Speaker 5: happened to this kid and being like I'm gonna get
Speaker 5: said unexpected doctor.
Speaker 2: Right, But it goes it goes to say like there's
Speaker 2: they say that if you die in your in your
Speaker 2: dream or whatever, you die in real life. I don't
Speaker 2: buy that because I've died several times in my sleep,
Speaker 2: like in my dreams. Like I've I've fucking fell off
Speaker 2: a cliff and splat it to the ground. I got
Speaker 2: hit by a fucking car.
Speaker 5: I've seen the end of the world happen. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: like I've seen it all in.
Speaker 2: My Sometimes I don't even wake up. I'm just like, oh,
Speaker 2: I got hit my car. Back the lights again.
Speaker 5: You just responded.
Speaker 2: You were like.
Speaker 5: Dead and then you were immediately like you just shake
Speaker 5: it off, Okay, back alive now.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Usually I know that I'm dreaming. So I think
Speaker 2: that's why I'm.
Speaker 5: Gonna give Nightmare on Elm Street a seven.
Speaker 2: I give it a five.
Speaker 5: Oh that's fair.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's fair. It's good, it's it's it's it's I'm
Speaker 2: not bashing it. It's just kind of cheesy, you know.
Speaker 5: All right, what about Freddy versus Jason?
Speaker 14: Give that about a six because it was cool and
Speaker 14: I've always wanted to see it happen, and I finally
Speaker 14: got to see it happen, Like when he goes to
Speaker 14: Kelly Rowland and he's like, got your nose.
Speaker 2: Robert England is just a treasure and it was great to
Speaker 2: see him in Stranger Things.
Speaker 5: Oh I have not seen him in Stranger Things.
Speaker 2: Oh sh, he's in season four.
Speaker 5: Okay, I'll have to. Well, just for the fact that
Speaker 5: he's in it, I'll give it. I'll give it a watch.
Speaker 2: I love that show.
Speaker 5: I am.
Speaker 2: It's all encompassing to me growing up in the eighties
Speaker 2: and seeing all the eighties Easter eggs in there, and
Speaker 2: the music is very John Carpenter inspired, you know. So
Speaker 2: just everything about that show for me is just like.
Speaker 5: A tree, you know, And I feel like it's some
Speaker 5: shit that's really going on. If you want my honest
Speaker 5: to be the upside down world concern and like all
Speaker 5: of that. Absolutely, I really feel like there could be
Speaker 5: some truth in that show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 5: But moving on the Silence of the Lambs, is this
Speaker 5: based on a true story?
Speaker 4: It rubs the motion on its skin or else it
Speaker 4: gets the hose again.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say no, Yes, Okay, So I thought maybe
Speaker 2: the characters were fictitious.
Speaker 5: The Cannibal Lecter, I mean, it's a household name, but
Speaker 5: it is fictitious.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Buffalo Bill though, is based on Ed Gaine, isn't he?
Speaker 5: The movie is an amalgamation of Ted Bundy and the
Speaker 5: Green River Killer, And there was another Philadelphia serial killer
Speaker 5: called Gary Heidnick who murdered and tortured six victims in
Speaker 5: his basement. And basically they they hodgepodge Ted Bundy, the
Speaker 5: Green River Killer and Gary Heidnick and they created the
Speaker 5: serial killer Buffalo Bill.
Speaker 2: Okay, so he's like, he's like an amalgamation, as he said, right, yeah, right, yeah,
Speaker 2: that's cool. That's cool.
Speaker 5: I thought that was really cool. And I'm giving it
Speaker 5: it puts the lotion on his.
Speaker 2: Skin, puts the Joe dirt in the hole. I'm giving
Speaker 2: kids eight Yeah about give it a night as well.
Speaker 2: I haven't seen it in a long time, but I
Speaker 2: know that it's a masterpiece of a film.
Speaker 5: It is a master.
Speaker 2: I can smell your cunt remember that part?
Speaker 5: Hello?
Speaker 2: Uh have you seen Manhunter? Though? No? Watch that movie
Speaker 2: all right?
Speaker 5: Send it to me on Instagram before you forget.
Speaker 2: Do you know what it is? No?
Speaker 5: I don't. I've never I've never seen a show.
Speaker 2: No, it's a movie. It's got William Peterson in it.
Speaker 2: From the CSI Show Okay, I don't know him.
Speaker 5: I don't think.
Speaker 2: Okay, I think it was like the O G CSI.
Speaker 2: He was like the main the main detective in it.
Speaker 2: But he plays the detective in Manhunter going after a
Speaker 2: killer called the tooth Fairy. Ooh, and the tooth Fairy
Speaker 2: is I don't know. But he also uh goes to
Speaker 2: visit had an elector in jail to get advice on
Speaker 2: how to catch the tooth Fairy. So this is this
Speaker 2: is based on I think it's uh, Red Dragon. It's
Speaker 2: based on Red Dragon, so was Manhunter. This this came
Speaker 2: up before Silence of Lambs, and it's a fucking excellent movie.
Speaker 5: The first time I'm hearing about it. Yeah, that sounds
Speaker 5: right up my alley because you're.
Speaker 2: Gonna fucking love it.
Speaker 5: Anything that's really cerebral like that. Yeah, yeah, I love
Speaker 5: that ship.
Speaker 2: Brian. I don't know if you know who Brian Cox is.
Speaker 2: He plays hand of elector in it, and he's really good. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And the tooth fairy killer is something else.
Speaker 5: Well, I thought maybe it was based on a real
Speaker 5: person because you watched Dexter, right, Yeah, they have a
Speaker 5: tooth fairy killer in Dexter as well.
Speaker 2: I think so.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and he basically he would like kill prostitutes and
Speaker 5: pull their teeth out.
Speaker 2: That's what this guy did.
Speaker 5: Oh really? So yeah, based on a real guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it could be. Yeah, it's Hannibal. Elector's
Speaker 2: first film appearance is Manhunter, and I think it was
Speaker 2: like eighty six or something that came out.
Speaker 5: There's also that show that came out. I think it's
Speaker 5: just called Hannibal.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I like it so far. I somebody recommended it to
Speaker 5: me and I watched like the first six or seven
Speaker 5: episodes and I actually really liked it.
Speaker 2: So I haven't seen it, but I do like Masamicholson.
Speaker 5: So we are now moving on to Stephen King's Pet Cemetery?
Speaker 2: What is this place?
Speaker 8: I brought you head about Allen's cot Daddy Church?
Speaker 5: Are right?
Speaker 2: Why Judge Imlam.
Speaker 13: He got hit by a car and you and mister
Speaker 13: cranelby pet Senota.
Speaker 2: What did we do tonight?
Speaker 4: Judge was a secret?
Speaker 5: Is this based on a true story? And I'm not
Speaker 5: talking about the shit fuck one that they did the remake.
Speaker 5: I'm talking about April twenty first, nineteen eighty nine Pet Cemetery.
Speaker 2: Yep, YEP, I think it is partially based on a
Speaker 2: true story.
Speaker 5: Nope, No, but I do feel like the legends of
Speaker 5: like being able to bury something and then it coming
Speaker 5: back to life. But it's not them, Like there's something else.
Speaker 2: I feel like that could be a thing.
Speaker 5: I feel like that could be a thing too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I'm not gonna be partially.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like not outside the realm of possibility that that should.
Speaker 5: And I'm giving it also, I'm giving it a nine
Speaker 5: because it scared the living ship out of me as
Speaker 5: a kid.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I watched it again not too long ago, maybe
Speaker 2: like the past six years or so, and I give
Speaker 2: it about a six. A six.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that kid getting hit by the truck and the dude,
Speaker 5: come on, Davy.
Speaker 2: Now I know, I know. Just the execution of it
Speaker 2: though it was a little.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah that that it was shoddy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was all. The worst was it. Didn't he
Speaker 2: give that? Didn't that kid give uh that old that
Speaker 2: old neighbor Fred Gwynn, who was uh he was herman munster? Yes,
Speaker 2: didn't he give him the the what do they call
Speaker 2: it though? Back of the heel slice the man?
Speaker 5: I mean, Davy, Now that is a scary one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's pretty crazy.
Speaker 5: But this last one is actually and then I have
Speaker 5: some honorable mentions that we need to discuss. But this
Speaker 5: last one is near and dear to my heart, which
Speaker 5: is the Mothman prophecies.
Speaker 2: Okay, get my attention.
Speaker 10: Seeing a UFO is one thing.
Speaker 2: What are you doing when someone comes into your office
Speaker 2: and tells you they saw this in the backyard? Okay?
Speaker 5: Is it based on a true story?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 5: Yes, and I'm giving this.
Speaker 2: By the way, I haven't seen that movie in a
Speaker 2: long time. Richard dear, I'm remember Richard Gears in it. Uh,
Speaker 2: Indured Cole used to scare the shit out of me.
Speaker 5: Oh, I mean they was like on a whole Nuther
Speaker 5: wake Up number forty seven. Yeah, they said, just like.
Speaker 2: The fact that a lot of this shit happened, it
Speaker 2: all happened.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Like they saw the Mothman flying over the Silver Bridge,
Speaker 5: and then.
Speaker 2: He's basically the harbinger of doom, right, Yes.
Speaker 5: He's a harbinger of And it's like they they went
Speaker 5: back and investigated it, and they said that they found
Speaker 5: a fracture in the suspension chain, which was the cause.
Speaker 5: But how were they seeing this like months before, weeks before?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 5: So to me, the whole story and all the sightings
Speaker 5: and everything. Then they made the movie. I have to
Speaker 5: go to that I have.
Speaker 2: It's cool. It's a really cool fucking story.
Speaker 5: I love Richard Gear.
Speaker 2: You didn't make any other movies about it.
Speaker 5: I don't know, but i'd be.
Speaker 2: Like documentaries and stuff.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, like documentaries and stuff. But I absolutely I'm
Speaker 5: so fascinated with cryptids too.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, that's another one I'm definitely gonna have to
Speaker 2: revisit for sure.
Speaker 5: Mothman prophecies for Halloween. Davy, you have to watch it.
Speaker 5: So a little bit of honorable mentions here, just because
Speaker 5: I didn't want to go too far into like the
Speaker 5: reading stories to you. We can just sit and discuss
Speaker 5: these next.
Speaker 2: Ones sleep Hello, Eh, it's okay.
Speaker 5: But I love Tim burt so do I.
Speaker 2: But I saw I saw that in the theater. I
Speaker 2: was excited for it. When I actually saw it, me
Speaker 2: and my friend we were like, hey, it was all right.
Speaker 5: Tell me why I hated Christina Ricci in that movie.
Speaker 2: Probably because she's like Wednesday.
Speaker 5: He acted so poorly in that movie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's probably one of the reasons why I
Speaker 2: didn't like it so much.
Speaker 5: And I don't ever remember like there was a few
Speaker 5: movies where I was like, ooh, it's a Christina Ricci,
Speaker 5: but I didn't just love her.
Speaker 2: Ever. Black Snake Moan was pretty fucking good and she
Speaker 2: was getting that, Okay, I never saw that her and
Speaker 2: Sam Jackson, did you?
Speaker 5: Did you ever watch a movie called Now and Then?
Speaker 5: I don't think it was like a girly movie, but
Speaker 5: she was in it, and I absolutely, to this day
Speaker 5: adore that movie. And it actually had Rosio Donald in
Speaker 5: it and more. It was such a hodgepodge of like characters.
Speaker 5: But no, I watch it every year just because I
Speaker 5: love Tim Burton movies and I love the story of
Speaker 5: Sleepy Hollow. But it's only an honorable mention because it's
Speaker 5: not on the list next to like Poltergeist and like, like,
Speaker 5: you can't put it up there next to those.
Speaker 2: I love Tim Burton's Batman. Oh I'm Michael Keaton.
Speaker 5: I'm yeah. You know how I feel about that that
Speaker 5: he's not my Batman.
Speaker 2: He's not me Christian Bale, Yes, yeah, don't get me wrong.
Speaker 2: I fucking love Christian Bale as Batman. But I have
Speaker 2: a soft spot. It was nineteen eighty nine. I was
Speaker 2: ten years old. I think you rather took me to
Speaker 2: the theater. It is, But at the same time, I
Speaker 2: watch it still and I'm like, it's fucking awesome. No,
Speaker 2: it is.
Speaker 5: Awesome, But obviously there's a big age gap between you
Speaker 5: and I. So like your Michael Keaton is my Christian Bale.
Speaker 2: Sure, like I grew up like what. I'm super excited
Speaker 2: to see Michael Keaton's Batman coming back in the floor.
Speaker 5: We'll see maybe I'll revisit it when that one comes out,
Speaker 5: and we'll see Davy.
Speaker 2: Oh good.
Speaker 5: We already talked about The Shining and Rosemary's Baby, which
Speaker 5: were honorable mentions because we've talked a lot about those
Speaker 5: even on other episodes. But the Sixth Sense, Oh my god,
Speaker 5: Joel Osmond.
Speaker 2: Talk about a groundbreaking horror film.
Speaker 5: Tell me what's your.
Speaker 2: Horror film? But it was more like my fucking mind
Speaker 2: was blown at the end of the movie. That's the
Speaker 2: precedent for blowing your mind at the end of a movie,
Speaker 2: for sure.
Speaker 5: But tell me what the scariest part for you? What
Speaker 5: the scariest part of that movie is?
Speaker 2: I see dead people? Wow, I have two parts. I
Speaker 2: think he's in, didn't he have? Like I haven't seen
Speaker 2: it in a while, but didn't he have a tent
Speaker 2: in his room.
Speaker 5: That's the scariest part for me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yah, yah, yeah, yea, yeah yeah yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 5: He's playing with his little toys in the tent, yes,
Speaker 5: and he just looks over and there's a little girl
Speaker 5: and she's just puking all over herself, like yeah, like that,
Speaker 5: and just runs he peees on himself, right right, yeah,
Speaker 5: that part and the part where he's standing at the
Speaker 5: door at that kid's friend's house and he isn't going
Speaker 5: to go in, and then they push him in, Yeah,
Speaker 5: and there's that thing and it scratches him all up
Speaker 5: while he's in there. Those two scenes in that movie,
Speaker 5: and then you find out at the fucking end that
Speaker 5: the dude what's his name, what's his name? What's his name?
Speaker 5: The actor, Yeah, Bruce Willis is fucking dead the entire time.
Speaker 2: It's fucking.
Speaker 5: I know we're not like just necessarily rating these, but
Speaker 5: I'm ten out of ten on the sixth sense.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, for sure. I still remember seeing that in
Speaker 2: the theater and me and my friends at the end,
Speaker 2: we're all we all looked at each other like, are
Speaker 2: you fucking kidding me? I think I was like late teens,
Speaker 2: early twenties when that movie came out. Mm hmmm, unbelievable,
Speaker 2: And I'm gonna I'm gonna toss in since this is
Speaker 2: an 'm night shya my own thing. I'm not a
Speaker 2: huge fan of all of his movies, but Unbreakable is
Speaker 2: a fucking masterpiece.
Speaker 5: I don't know if I've.
Speaker 4: Ever seen one.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, they made kind of a sequel to
Speaker 2: it too.
Speaker 5: You said it's m night Shyamalan.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Unbreakable, Bruce Willis.
Speaker 5: I have never seen this shit.
Speaker 2: I think he made that after sixth sense if I'm
Speaker 2: not mistaken.
Speaker 5: This is the trilogy consists of Unbreakable, Split and Glass.
Speaker 2: Yes, and it took forever for Split and Glass to
Speaker 2: come out, because.
Speaker 5: I've watched Split and.
Speaker 2: Glass, so yeah, Unbreakable is the og. It took the
Speaker 2: origin story of mister Glass and David Dunn Davy.
Speaker 5: It took him sixteen years to make Split.
Speaker 2: After Yeah, yeah, yeah, wow, okay, Okay, you fucked me
Speaker 2: up real quick right there. I had I remember having
Speaker 2: I remember having the special edition of Unbreakable, and like
Speaker 2: I had like a little window in and you pull
Speaker 2: the window out of it, and it was all broken
Speaker 2: glass on the inside. It looked so fucking cool.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, that sounds.
Speaker 2: Such a good fucking movie. Oh my god.
Speaker 5: So if we're on the subject of m Night Shyamalan movies,
Speaker 5: I'm going with Signs and All in.
Speaker 2: The Water, both great I have.
Speaker 5: I mean, I've been obsessed with the Lady in the
Speaker 5: Water my entire life.
Speaker 2: It's a great minute.
Speaker 5: I watched that movie. I've been absolutely obsessed with Lady
Speaker 5: in the Water. But Signs.
Speaker 2: No swing Away, swing Away, Merril swing Away, swing Away.
Speaker 2: Amazing movie. I remember seeing that in theater two and thinking,
Speaker 2: could you imagine if one day the fucking UFO showed
Speaker 2: up and you're watching CNN and you're just like glued
Speaker 2: to the screen because the UFOs are actually here.
Speaker 5: And they show it.
Speaker 2: They throw it.
Speaker 5: One scene where it's walking by.
Speaker 2: On the TV the shut Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: Fucked me up. And let's talk about how that was.
Speaker 5: Like the first Crop Circle movie?
Speaker 2: Was it really? I swear yes, yeah, because that's how
Speaker 2: they advertised it. They showed like Crop Circle and the
Speaker 2: Crop Circle.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 2: It was a small town, you know, and it's like, ah,
Speaker 2: what a great movie, And fucking mel gives mel gives
Speaker 2: it in Walking Phoenix, Like, what amazing pair.
Speaker 5: Now, Davy, let's get conspiratorial for a second. Why do
Speaker 5: you think the water killed them? I don't know, like
Speaker 5: your best guess. Do you think it was like the
Speaker 5: chemicals that are in our water?
Speaker 2: I don't think so. I think it could be just
Speaker 2: the fact that humans are made up of mostly water,
Speaker 2: so why not use water to kill them? Right? They
Speaker 2: might be made of something completely different.
Speaker 5: Maybe I was thinking it was like something to say,
Speaker 5: like our water is poisoned or something.
Speaker 2: Possibly, I don't know. I didn't look at it look
Speaker 2: at it that way.
Speaker 5: But okay, so I also have and if you like
Speaker 5: stranger things, and we've already talked about this before, you
Speaker 5: have to like it follows because it had the same vibe.
Speaker 2: I heard you talking about that on your and Your
Speaker 2: Sugar and Spice episode, and I was laughing because I
Speaker 2: was like, all I could think about was the fucking
Speaker 2: tall dude. You know what I'm talking about, right, Oh,
Speaker 2: that scared the fucking shit out of me, Davy.
Speaker 5: It was like, you know, it was another one of
Speaker 5: those kind of movies where you're like, this is totally different,
Speaker 5: This is like completely different than anything that has come
Speaker 5: out in a long long time.
Speaker 2: It was like if AIDS was tangible, if AIDS was
Speaker 2: a demon and it came after you.
Speaker 5: Right, Yes, my mom said that too. She was like,
Speaker 5: I feel like this is a movie about STDs, Like
Speaker 5: if it was like a demon.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what it feels like.
Speaker 5: And you know, looking back on it, that's exactly what
Speaker 5: it is. You have to have sex with someone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Oh my, pretty good. That was. That's definitely a
Speaker 2: good fucking modern horror for sure.
Speaker 5: I'm giving it a ten out of ten. And I
Speaker 5: know we're not rating these women, who I just have
Speaker 5: to say that ten.
Speaker 2: Out I put it up there, all right. So definitely.
Speaker 2: The tall guy dude is like the scariest shit I've
Speaker 2: seen in a movie in so long, and all it
Speaker 2: is is just a tall guy ducking under a door,
Speaker 2: coming after you, and it's like he doesn't know how.
Speaker 5: Slow it is. Yeah, it's how slow it moves, and
Speaker 5: it's how like it doesn't matter how far you run
Speaker 5: because it'll catch up with you.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, So did you watch any Jordan Peele movies like
Speaker 5: the remake of Candy Man?
Speaker 2: Oh did Jordan Peele do that one? Yeah?
Speaker 5: The remake.
Speaker 2: I didn't know he did the remake. I couldn't find
Speaker 2: it anywhere. For the life of me. I wanted to
Speaker 2: watch it.
Speaker 5: It was really good. It was a whole story.
Speaker 2: Cool because I love the original Candies.
Speaker 5: I did too. And did you know candy Man is
Speaker 5: based on a true story?
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, so it scarier.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it makes it way scarier to me. It makes
Speaker 5: it way scarier to me.
Speaker 13: And go ahead.
Speaker 5: Oh no, I was gonna say. I looked into this
Speaker 5: story and basically they had convicted this guy and it
Speaker 5: wasn't even him that was doing it, okay, poisoning the
Speaker 5: candies and it was it was like, oh shit.
Speaker 2: And but was he a slave? He was like, uh,
Speaker 2: because he was a slave and he got lynched. Right,
Speaker 2: you want to find a pire with bees surrounding him, right.
Speaker 5: Something like that. Yeah, but it was like a really
Speaker 5: old story. But it's like that's where candy Man found.
Speaker 5: It's like roots or whatever.
Speaker 2: Okay, But I.
Speaker 5: Mean, obviously it came out around the same time as
Speaker 5: like Leprechaun, and that was a bunch of bs, you
Speaker 5: know what I mean, so.
Speaker 2: Fucking crazy. They did so many of those movies too.
Speaker 2: They even did Leprechaun in the Hood.
Speaker 5: No, no, So did you ever watch The Haunting of
Speaker 5: Hill House on Netflix?
Speaker 2: I couldn't get into it.
Speaker 5: You're shitting me.
Speaker 2: I watched the first episode, I think on the first two,
Speaker 2: and I just couldn't do it.
Speaker 5: Davy, it doesn't even pick up until like the third
Speaker 5: or fourth episode.
Speaker 2: See, and that's where you lose me, because if it
Speaker 2: doesn' pick it get me by the second, I'm fucking
Speaker 2: done for Davy.
Speaker 5: That is so disappointing.
Speaker 2: I could try it again, to go back here.
Speaker 5: Started in the middle and just watch it till the
Speaker 5: end then, because it's the scariest, that's like the realest shit.
Speaker 2: I'll try it. I'll try it. To answer your last question, yes,
Speaker 2: I have seen get Out and US.
Speaker 5: I thought US was like an analogy for your shadow self.
Speaker 2: Dude. US was fucking brilliant. It was get Out was cool,
Speaker 2: but like you said in your show, it was like suspenseful,
Speaker 2: whereas US was more like, dude, you know.
Speaker 5: Like you have a shadow self.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean if you get like you actually have
Speaker 2: a clone of yourself, that clone isn't going to have
Speaker 2: all of your good tendencies and shit, so it's probably
Speaker 2: gonna be like your right mm hmmm yeah, and all
Speaker 2: the clones holding hands at the end of the movie.
Speaker 5: Oh, I had chills up my fucking spine.
Speaker 2: What a fucking movie that was this. Jordan Peele is
Speaker 2: one hell of a director. I didn't watch Nope yet,
Speaker 2: but it's on my list.
Speaker 5: I watched Nope and I watched I've basically anything he
Speaker 5: does I watch because he's a storyteller and I like that.
Speaker 2: It's amazing how he went from comedy to brilliant fucking
Speaker 2: horror film director. You would and.
Speaker 5: See when people are like really talented like that, it's
Speaker 5: like they could they could really play both sides of
Speaker 5: the fence. Yeah shit, because there's a fine line between
Speaker 5: like being funny and being something being horrific. Because a
Speaker 5: lot of the characters are funny in the movies.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, Yeah, there's.
Speaker 5: A lot of comical moments in the movies. And then
Speaker 5: like in get Out, like the police officer guy or
Speaker 5: the DSA agent whatever, it was so funny, but then
Speaker 5: you have like this super serious stuff that's going on. Yeah, oh,
Speaker 5: I love all of those. You would like his candy
Speaker 5: Man Baby.
Speaker 2: Oh, I definitely got to see that for sure. Is
Speaker 2: it still take place in uh? Does it still take
Speaker 2: place in Cabrini Green.
Speaker 5: In Candy Man?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's Cabrini Green is the housing project that
Speaker 2: they are.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so it's in there, but it's not Bay And
Speaker 5: I don't want to give too much away, but it's
Speaker 5: basically like they ran everybody out of there and it's
Speaker 5: like abandoned.
Speaker 2: Now. Well, yeah, that's how pretty much how it was
Speaker 2: in the original.
Speaker 5: Okay, so yeah, it goes back to it, but it's
Speaker 5: not like the focus of the movie. Okay, but I think, yeah,
Speaker 5: so what about in City?
Speaker 2: Yes, one and two were great. I couldn't get into
Speaker 2: three or four?
Speaker 5: So which one is the one that has the keys
Speaker 5: on the cover?
Speaker 2: That's the fourth one?
Speaker 5: The fourth one? I did not care for the fourth.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I couldn't. I couldn't do it. I don't know.
Speaker 2: One and two were great, though.
Speaker 5: One and two absolutely horrifying.
Speaker 2: I saw one in the theater by myself because I'm
Speaker 2: so excited for it, and yeah, it scared the shit
Speaker 2: out of me.
Speaker 5: You know why I couldn't further the ones? Yes, I
Speaker 5: couldn't get into it. After the old lady died.
Speaker 10: Have you ever heard of astrom projection.
Speaker 5: Yes, is the out of body experience ors something.
Speaker 10: Well, I like to call them travelers. You see, these
Speaker 10: are people with the ability to leave their physical body
Speaker 10: and to travel to different places in astral form. Now, Dalton,
Speaker 10: he is a very accomplished astro projector. He's been doing
Speaker 10: it in his sleep for a long time. He has
Speaker 10: been since he was very young. And he's unafraid because
Speaker 10: he thinks they're dreams. And it's that very lack of
Speaker 10: fear that has led him to travel too far and
Speaker 10: to become lost, lost, lost where in a place that
Speaker 10: I call the Further?
Speaker 2: What does that mean?
Speaker 10: The Further is a world far beyond our own, yet
Speaker 10: it's all around us, a place without.
Speaker 2: Time as we know.
Speaker 10: It is a dark realm filled with the tortured souls
Speaker 10: of the dead, a place not meant for the living.
Speaker 10: That's where Dalton is. And the problem is that with
Speaker 10: this astral body gone, he's just left us with a
Speaker 10: physical body, an empty vessel. And there are entities that
Speaker 10: know this because they can smell it. That's why they're
Speaker 10: gathered around.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she was, Oh what's your name again? She's I
Speaker 2: love her. She's a great actress. She was in Uh,
Speaker 2: she was a kid, not Kadi Kingpin. You see Kingpin? No, Yeah,
Speaker 2: your your rent is Late Munson moeous.
Speaker 5: She has like that creepiness about her though.
Speaker 2: She totally does. Yeah.
Speaker 5: And the character that they had, the ghost that they
Speaker 5: had in the first two movies was just completely otherworldly,
Speaker 5: like the Black Veil and it was like you find
Speaker 5: out it was a transgender or yeah, it was a
Speaker 5: guy who dressed up as the Black Bride and it's
Speaker 5: just like totally mind twisting.
Speaker 2: Like you know, like the demon that had the red
Speaker 2: face and the black like the black and red makeup. Yeah,
Speaker 2: initially I thought it kind of looked like I was like, really,
Speaker 2: he looks like Darth Maul, and so it didn't really
Speaker 2: freaking you. But when it went up behind that that
Speaker 2: one chick at the beginning or in the middle of
Speaker 2: the movie, and it was like kind of freaked me out.
Speaker 5: Yeah. The guy that's in that those movies, you know
Speaker 5: his name, he's in the Conjuring.
Speaker 2: Movies, which Patrick Wilson.
Speaker 5: Patrick Wilson. Yeah, he's a good looking guy and he's
Speaker 5: a great actor.
Speaker 2: I like him a lot. Actually this quite a few movies,
Speaker 2: and that he's been in that I really like. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Same, I have one last honorable mention and then I'll
Speaker 5: turn the floor over to you. Davey. Okay, Stay Alive.
Speaker 5: Have you heard of it? Have you ever watched it?
Speaker 2: Stay Alive?
Speaker 5: Never heard of it?
Speaker 2: Yeah? This could be nice. Sweets abashing back. I want
Speaker 2: to play mill you signed in yet?
Speaker 5: I'm here?
Speaker 2: All right, let's boot it up. The name of this
Speaker 2: game is Stay Alive. We don't know much else other
Speaker 2: than we're not supposed to act. You guys feel that? Hell?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Oh what's that?
Speaker 2: What's that? Damn?
Speaker 9: I man, she got me some some some woman.
Speaker 2: Man hires somebody out there? No, who you talking to? Man?
Speaker 2: You play the game too long, you know, you start
Speaker 2: seeing stuff. Hello, Nor died the same way he died
Speaker 2: in the game. It can't just be a coincidence. I
Speaker 2: think you're right serious, man, listen to yourself. Don't you
Speaker 2: get it down. If you die in the game, you
Speaker 2: die for real. Is that the one where it's like, uh,
Speaker 2: hold on, it's like a video game, right, Yes? Yeah,
Speaker 2: I remember liking it. I don't remember it too well,
Speaker 2: but I do remember enjoying it for sure.
Speaker 5: So that one is a ten out of ten for
Speaker 5: me and I the only reason I didn't put it
Speaker 5: in the list is because it was like a sleeper
Speaker 5: and nobody, like barely anybody ever watched it. And that
Speaker 5: was news to me because it's always been like my
Speaker 5: top five favorite horror movies of all time. And I
Speaker 5: started researching it for another episode that I'm going to
Speaker 5: release for Halloween, and it turns out that not only
Speaker 5: do they mention like Crowley and sex Magic and like
Speaker 5: all the it's Disney's only horror film.
Speaker 2: Disney did that ship.
Speaker 5: Disney's only horror film.
Speaker 2: I definitely got date.
Speaker 5: Is Stay Alive.
Speaker 2: I've really got to watch that again and.
Speaker 5: Think about it, Davy. It's the story of Elizabeth Bathory, right,
Speaker 5: I mean that ship and it had Franky Munaz in it.
Speaker 5: Do you remember that?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah?
Speaker 5: That movie to me is like completely timeless, Like I
Speaker 5: watch it every single year like it's brand new, and
Speaker 5: it's like really so outdated. But I still love it
Speaker 5: to bits.
Speaker 2: But the whole video game thing is kind of outdated
Speaker 2: the way they do it.
Speaker 5: Right, Yes, yeah, that's it is outdated now. But what
Speaker 5: do you what? What are your honorable mentions?
Speaker 2: Problem be greater than honorable for me, because, let's face it,
Speaker 2: I am a little bit older, so I have classics
Speaker 2: that are up there for me in like my tops. Right,
Speaker 2: So I'm gonna say my favorite horror movie of all
Speaker 2: time is nineteen seventy eight Done is Dead.
Speaker 5: Oh wow? They yeah, how classy of you.
Speaker 2: Not my favorite movie of all time.
Speaker 5: But it's your favorite horror.
Speaker 2: Movie definitely, Yeah, definitely twenty out of ten. You know,
Speaker 2: it's just that movie. I've probably watched it about over
Speaker 2: sixty times. Realistically. I have the special edition five disc
Speaker 2: DVD set that was signed by George Rommeiro himself I met.
Speaker 2: I got to meet him at a fan expo, so
Speaker 2: that's definitely an honorable mention.
Speaker 5: So they've been like Evil Dead.
Speaker 2: Evil Dead is definitely up there because that that's actually
Speaker 2: the very first movie that gave me nightmares as a child,
Speaker 2: was Evil Dead. But now watching it now, it's kind
Speaker 2: of funny in a way.
Speaker 5: Well, it's not funny at all.
Speaker 2: No, the remake is not. They really did a good
Speaker 2: job with that ship. Was that ever scary? Mm hmm?
Speaker 5: Cabin I don't know why that just popped in my mind,
Speaker 5: but Cabin Fever.
Speaker 2: Cavin Fever is a good one. That was Ross.
Speaker 5: Yeah, oh fuck him, I.
Speaker 2: Love man the Bear Jew, the Bear Jew from Glorious.
Speaker 5: Bastard, Glorious Bastards. But that some of those scenes, man,
Speaker 5: that's Quentin Tarantino. Yeah, I'm sure you have some other
Speaker 5: classics though.
Speaker 2: Besides Honorable there's another one called I believe it's yeah,
Speaker 2: from nineteen eighty one. It's called the Director's Lucio Lucio Fulci,
Speaker 2: Italian horror film director. Uh director, No, you're close, I
Speaker 2: was going there next. Okay, So Lucio Fulci directed a
Speaker 2: movie called The Beyond.
Speaker 5: Oh, I've never seen it the.
Speaker 2: I think the only thing you can find it on
Speaker 2: right now is to be It's on to B fucking
Speaker 2: wild horror movie, very visceral, very what do you call it,
Speaker 2: practical effects kind of thing like pieces of would go
Speaker 2: into somebody's eyeball and like pulling out and shit. Fuck yeah,
Speaker 2: all kinds of shit like that. Yeah. Suspiria directed by
Speaker 2: Dario Argento. Mm hmmm. That is also another apocalypse trilogy. No,
Speaker 2: it's called it's called the Witch Trilogy.
Speaker 5: That one.
Speaker 2: Okay, So there's Suspiria and then there's Inferno and then
Speaker 2: there's uh a much more modern one called uh Mother
Speaker 2: of Tears. Yeah, all good movies. God, yeah, Dario Argento
Speaker 2: is great. So Dario Gento was known for what's called
Speaker 2: uh subgenre of horror called uh Giallo g I A
Speaker 2: L L O. So it's basically like Violet detective movies.
Speaker 5: That's why they're so brilliant.
Speaker 2: And yeah yeah yeah, there's even in a movie called
Speaker 2: Giallo directed by Dario Argento starring Adrian Brodie. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: Argento movie.
Speaker 5: So since you said that, have you ever seen a
Speaker 5: movie called Splice?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 5: Was that the one with it's got Adrian in it
Speaker 5: and like a red haired girl.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and she had like these weird eyes.
Speaker 5: They make a baby using their DNA and like animal DNA,
Speaker 5: right right, right right?
Speaker 2: I did I think I did see that?
Speaker 5: Yeah, that movie is. It's not scary, but it's very good.
Speaker 2: If you want to go to Dario Argento again, we'll
Speaker 2: go to a movie called Deep Red.
Speaker 5: I haven't seen it.
Speaker 2: It's another Jello film. Uh So. One cool thing that
Speaker 2: I love about Dario Argento is that he used a
Speaker 2: band for a lot of his movies called Goblin. They're
Speaker 2: an Italian progressive rock band, and they did a lot
Speaker 2: of the scores for his movies. I have a blu
Speaker 2: ray of them performing like three back to back concerts.
Speaker 2: Their music is amazing. But George Romero was friends with
Speaker 2: Dario Argento, and Dario agreed to release Donna the Dead
Speaker 2: in Europe as long as he could rescore the movie
Speaker 2: with Goblin soundtrack, and Georgia Romero agreed to it. So
Speaker 2: the European cut of Dona the Dead has like pretty
Speaker 2: much nothing but Goblin's score. Wow. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: I just have to shout out mikey J from KGUP
Speaker 5: Presents right now because he's the one I had him
Speaker 5: on the episodes not out yet, but he's the one
Speaker 5: who said his favorite movie of all time was Suspiria,
Speaker 5: and then I had never seen it, so I had
Speaker 5: I had to go and watch it.
Speaker 2: Did you like it?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: But I was like he had blown my mind with
Speaker 5: that answer, because I was like, what are you? And
Speaker 5: then I went back and watched it and I was
Speaker 5: like everything he said about it was true, Like it
Speaker 5: was like a work of art.
Speaker 2: It very much is. It's so colorful, the scenes in it,
Speaker 2: like the camera work, the fucking backgrounds, the settings, super colorful, vivid, beautiful, terrifying.
Speaker 2: By the end of the movie, Oh that mother Witch.
Speaker 2: Dude like, forget it. Maybe they did a remake of it,
Speaker 2: he said, crime And I finally watched it a few
Speaker 2: years back, and it's it's barely the same, it's got
Speaker 2: the same kind of concept, but it's still pretty fucking good.
Speaker 2: I gotta say it really fully worth a watch. Yeah,
Speaker 2: because I've watched The Spiria so many times before that,
Speaker 2: so I was like, really, they remade Suspiria, how the
Speaker 2: fuck is that gonna work? Right? And I watched it
Speaker 2: and they did a really good job.
Speaker 5: Okay, so but I I obviously will watch the remake,
Speaker 5: but I'll just say off of the only one that
Speaker 5: I've seen, which is the original, it was great.
Speaker 2: It's really good. And we didn't it also Goblin Goblin
Speaker 2: did the score of that movie too.
Speaker 5: Okay, Yeah, so you know that.
Speaker 2: Witch h so good.
Speaker 5: We didn't even mention the Ring.
Speaker 2: The Ring. I was, okay, I'm thinking.
Speaker 5: Of my childhood, though obviously I grew up in different times,
Speaker 5: but yeah, it just came into my head because I
Speaker 5: was like, oh, the Ring, And then I.
Speaker 2: Think I think for me, the old fucking horror movies
Speaker 2: are scarier.
Speaker 5: What about like Body Snatchers, Oh, the the.
Speaker 2: First, the first remake with Jeff Goldblum, and that was
Speaker 2: don so good. Yeah, so good. Yes, especially the end
Speaker 2: with Donald when you don't expect it. Donald Southern was like, dude,
Speaker 2: so disappointing but so terrifying.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Have you ever seen Oh, we didn't get into fucking
Speaker 2: David Cronenberg, who's have you ever seen? Okay, so a
Speaker 2: big movie that he did, The Fly with Jeff Goldblum.
Speaker 5: Love it, Love it, Love it.
Speaker 2: That was David Cronenberg who directed that. So you're gonna
Speaker 2: want to go back and look at David Cronenberg's older
Speaker 2: movies like Shivers. Shivers is really good.
Speaker 3: Rabbid Scanners, I love all the titles are I have
Speaker 3: I have a Criterion Collection DVD of Blu ray of Scanners,
Speaker 3: and that movie is about like.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like in the future a little bit
Speaker 2: where people have these psychic abilities where they could basically
Speaker 2: like fucking make somebody's head explode from just like looking
Speaker 2: at them. Yeah. So there's this one bad guy played
Speaker 2: by Michael Ironside and he's in a bunch of fucking
Speaker 2: action horror movies. And he's the bad guy and his
Speaker 2: name is Revick, right yeah, And so there's this other guy,
Speaker 2: he's the good guy, and he's figuring out that he's
Speaker 2: a scanner. He can read people's minds, do telepathy all
Speaker 2: that shit. But Revick wants to hire all these fucking
Speaker 2: scanners to be on his side, the evil side, whereas
Speaker 2: they're running from him and trying to get away from
Speaker 2: him because this guy like cauld just look at you
Speaker 2: and go fucking make your head explode. Right, yeah, it's
Speaker 2: fucking cool movie, dude. And they did Scanners two and
Speaker 2: three and Ship but they were shitty. But the first
Speaker 2: Scanners is amazing.
Speaker 5: I have so you literally have to remember all these titles,
Speaker 5: so I'll just go back and re listen to the episode. Anyways,
Speaker 5: but like six different movies and I'm like, wait, what.
Speaker 2: In one shot? Right? Yeah, yeah, David Croneberg is amazing.
Speaker 2: As there's another one. He did video Drome and it
Speaker 2: had Debbie Harry in it from Blondie.
Speaker 5: She was in a movie.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, it was a great fucking movie. Video that's
Speaker 2: Video Drome. And more recent one he did well like
Speaker 2: early two thousands was i'ld say more recent. Twenty years ago,
Speaker 2: Jude Law and Jennifer Jason Lee called exist Ends where
Speaker 2: they have their video game designers and they have a
Speaker 2: they call it a biopod. So you sucked the biopod
Speaker 2: and you stick in your belly button. It attaches to
Speaker 2: you and you're in a virtual reality game. You can't
Speaker 2: tell the different. Yeah, it's so fucking.
Speaker 5: Fuck off.
Speaker 2: It's so good.
Speaker 5: You're blowing my mind right now, because like obviously the
Speaker 5: generation gap, we have a lot of stuff in common
Speaker 5: that we like too. Sure, sure, And now I'm thinking
Speaker 5: of like any possible ones that we might be skipping over,
Speaker 5: and like our listeners are going to be like, you assholes,
Speaker 5: didn't even mention, and then we'll be like, ah, fuck
Speaker 5: we forgot. Can you think?
Speaker 2: Yeah, God, there's so many that's the.
Speaker 5: Problem I'm talking like that are cult classics, like the
Speaker 5: ones we were talking about earlier, but like we watch
Speaker 5: them every year and we don't even really think of
Speaker 5: them as like these are classics, but they're classics.
Speaker 2: To me, a cult classic would be like the Toxic Avenger.
Speaker 2: Have you seen the Toxic Avenger?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: So this is a trauma movie and a lot of
Speaker 2: trauma movies are called classics. They have Monster in my closet. Uh,
Speaker 2: surf Nazis must Die. Uh fuck you name it? These
Speaker 2: a sergeant, Kabuki man nypd. Uh. There's so many, but
Speaker 2: the Toxic Avengers. They are totally goofy, and Toxic Avenger
Speaker 2: itself is goofy. But it's a must watch. I put
Speaker 2: this movie on at parties and people would love it.
Speaker 2: This mop boy named uh Melvin, Melvin, Yeah, Melvin, yeah, Melvin.
Speaker 2: So he gets teased by this fucking like basically a
Speaker 2: group of murderers that run people over and take points
Speaker 2: of like which people they run down. They all his
Speaker 2: handicapped kids boom kill him and then they keep points
Speaker 2: of it. Right, it's crazy, And then they tease Melvin
Speaker 2: the mop boy, and he ends up running out of
Speaker 2: the fucking window at a gym and landing into u
Speaker 2: a barrel of toxic waste. Running home, he's like, he's
Speaker 2: all fucking like distored, and ship sits at the bathtub,
Speaker 2: gets out of the bathtub and transforms into the Toxic Avenger.
Speaker 2: He's got one eye up here, one eye down here.
Speaker 2: You know, fucking ood, it's awesome, And he ends up
Speaker 2: becoming like the town superhero, right, so he just mops
Speaker 2: up the bad guys. He's still got his mop. He's
Speaker 2: wearing a fucking two two that they killed a man.
Speaker 2: It's amazing, it's amazing.
Speaker 5: I might pass on that one.
Speaker 2: Oh no, you have to see the Toxic Avenger.
Speaker 5: But it's on the bottom of my list.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm give me a break, dude. It's classic. It's
Speaker 2: the eighties, classic eighties slock. It's great.
Speaker 5: There was a movie I watched with my mom all
Speaker 5: the time, and it might be another sleeper movie, but hi,
Speaker 5: Kevin Bacon in it, and he's like prophetic dreams of
Speaker 5: where this girl was buried in his town of Echoes.
Speaker 2: Really good fucking movie. I watched out.
Speaker 5: Really really scary.
Speaker 2: Yeah, really good man. And they had a fucking cover
Speaker 2: of painted block on there. Yes, Yeah, that was a
Speaker 2: great movie.
Speaker 5: All right. So before we wrap up, I gotta ask
Speaker 5: you a question, which is, do you feel like there's
Speaker 5: a little bit of truth in most horror movies even
Speaker 5: if we can't find this story for it?
Speaker 2: I agree one hundred percent. If it it comes from
Speaker 2: the mind of man, which all these movies do, then
Speaker 2: there's some truth in there. You know, absolutely any and
Speaker 2: that goes to that goes without saying about like other
Speaker 2: kinds of quote unquote mythological movies. I think there's a
Speaker 2: huge there's a very fine line between mythology and reality
Speaker 2: and fact in fiction, right, fiction and nonfiction, very fine line,
Speaker 2: like if you can will it into existence on a
Speaker 2: page which goes into a movie format, it could exist.
Speaker 2: I think there's a reason why we call psychics mediums, right,
Speaker 2: because their imagination is coming forth into reality. Right. So
Speaker 2: I think it's very very, a very very fine line
Speaker 2: between the two.
Speaker 5: I absolutely agree with you, and of course we are besties,
Speaker 5: so I'm glad that you agree to come on and
Speaker 5: talk to me tonight and this will be an excellent
Speaker 5: Halloween episode. But go ahead and let everyone know where
Speaker 5: they can listen to the red Pill Cartel podcast.
Speaker 2: Okay, first and foremost, you can go on to my
Speaker 2: Instagram at red Pill Cartel Podcast one word, no wonderscores,
Speaker 2: no nothing. You can find the link in my bio
Speaker 2: to the show, which will connect you to either Spotify,
Speaker 2: Apple what are those little ones called again? Yeah? All
Speaker 2: like all that shit. Yeah, you'll find me pretty much
Speaker 2: anywhere and I'm looking for feedback, I'm looking for reviews,
Speaker 2: I'm looking for direct messages if you want to come
Speaker 2: on the show. And it's basically just a spot that
Speaker 2: you can hang out, where you can feel a little
Speaker 2: bit less crazy because I'm crazy too, and we can
Speaker 2: connect with each other. So that's what it's all about.
Speaker 5: And that's how our beautiful friendship started because we both
Speaker 5: just spout off at the mouth and that's it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and whoever wants to get out of our wave.
Speaker 2: You know, That's why I call myself Davy Wavy. It
Speaker 2: has a has a history. You know. Max girlfriend's kid
Speaker 2: was autistic and he used to call me Davy Wavy
Speaker 2: all the time, and I hit a soft spot for me, right,
Speaker 2: and I kind of incorporated that with the whole spirituality vibe,
Speaker 2: like the wave thing, the wavelength energy wave, right, so.
Speaker 5: And everything and everyone is made of energy. So when
Speaker 5: you can connect with that's the people who are on
Speaker 5: your same wavelength is a beautiful thing.
Speaker 2: It really is, truly.
Speaker 5: But thank you so much Davy for coming on.
Speaker 2: Thank you. It's a pleasure. This is like my favorite
Speaker 2: shit to talk about. And you snagged me for it.
Speaker 5: Oh no, you were the absolute first person that came
Speaker 5: to my mind when I was like I want to
Speaker 5: do like great horror movies, and I was like, Davy,
Speaker 5: that's who I need.
Speaker 2: You know what we're missing though. We could have had
Speaker 2: a fucking beef and cheddar from Arby's right now. Oh
Speaker 2: my god, I sat some Horsey Sauce on that ship.
Speaker 2: We're good to go.
Speaker 5: I'm an Arby Sauce person, but I agree. And to
Speaker 5: all my listeners, thank you so much, Happy Halloween, and
Speaker 5: we will see you.
Speaker 4: On the next one.
Speaker 6: You, sang amb