Speaker 1: Hello, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to your monthly edition
of After nine. I'm I guess still the podcast for
Mischief Trusted. Now I'm joined by.
Speaker 2: Hey, I am the Adam Hart castor Dylan Muss.
Speaker 1: And that's it, just us two right now. Today we
got Kirkland in Japan, hopefully safely, you.
Speaker 2: Know, messaging, so he might be at the airport right
now or.
Speaker 1: No, he's there now. He's there now because he messaged me.
Speaker 2: On Discord sending jokes and stuff to us in the chat.
He should be out there exploring the lens. Maybe he's
a jet leg or something.
Speaker 1: It sounds like Japan sucks. You know, he's already back
on his phone.
Speaker 3: No, because yesterday and I miss Canada right now.
Speaker 1: Why do we five years? Why do we do this?
But uh no, because I as a joke in the
football Discord when I knew he was in the air.
His team did really bad yesterday, so I post something
I tagged and I said, when you get reception, the
first thing I want to see you. I want you
to see is the score. And he did message Discord
saying that was the first thing I saw, and then
I sent him in Japanese. The Vikings really suck a
you know. So yeah, I was laying it on think
but yeah, yeah, because he also was saying, uh, well,
actually I should check stream yard because I asked them
record something. I actually don't think it's up there, okay,
because you know, yes, as usual, this is at for nine. Yeah,
kirklands in your pan. Taylor's mill moving, so he'll be
kind of sporadic throughout the week and whatnot. Same thing
with it this weekend. He's a fifty to fifty on
that sonight just maybe and uh, mister muss over here,
so yeah, we might be holding the four a little bit,
me and him on side Quest. Well it's always done,
but like us on side Quest, so it might be
the Dyl Trout show for a little bit here.
Speaker 2: Who knows next? But you you and Taylor were doing
something you picked me off my own hosting gigo.
Speaker 1: Didn't you get the memo?
Speaker 4: You know yet?
Speaker 2: Are we gonna be talking about that on Monday?
Speaker 1: My hope is no. My hope is to play I
have no. I have not yet. My hope is to
play some Sunday and Monday. This week was a little
radic because the girls were home today school.
Speaker 2: Has a lot of pro day day today and yesterday, right, yeah,
so or not?
Speaker 1: No, I didn't have one yesterday, but they had one
like the week before or something. So it's all over
the amount of breaks that these kids get. Man, I
am jealous. I wish back in the day I did.
So my hope is Sunday night to be playing some
of it, and then Monday I only have a half
day at work, so things can go well, no sick
kids and nothing. I can play some and because I
know I'm near, I've looked at walkthroughs and I know
I'm like within like the hour and a half mark.
So I just need a solid sit down. That's been
the problem I've not I think the last time, other
than playing GM mode with the boys for the stream,
I think the last whenever we did Hell Divers last
was the last time I played any games. It's just
been a very busy month with dance and a bunch
of stuff. But I guess I should intro. This is
after nine in about two minutes, and we gonna drop The
link to the patrons link is down below if you
want to call and join. We got eight slats today
because it's just us too so go ahead and do that.
And yeah, we're gonna talk about just random stuff people, things,
people been doing, movies, been seeing. We're gonna talk about
this controversial listener and discord of a Science's Top ten
scaled error movie. I got the full article too, so
I can read how they deemed such movies. So yeah,
we can get into that. And then yeah, but I
thought there was something. Oh that's what. Yeah, to break
the fourth well, I already said this in one episode.
I'm getting the boys to record some promos for The
Gallic because it's been a while, so I'm getting some
questions and whatnot, sending a Kirkling earlier this week. Oh yeah,
I'll get to it. And then he messaged me like
the day he's going like, oh I didn't get here,
but you'll get a nice airport version. There's nothing in
that stream yard backlog thing, So either two things are gonna.
Speaker 2: Like he's not going enough to go ahead and record
content in an airport me either.
Speaker 1: When he said that, I was like, yeah, okay, sure.
Speaker 2: Sounds like in a bathroom stall or something.
Speaker 1: That would be really good. That'd be great for TV.
So we'll see if that doesn't happen. What we might
do because we can set up games, we might get
done because Dylan is playing this year, but he is
the voice of the gold, so maybe well, I'll get
you ask him some of these questions, maybe on the
spot while we're setting up and everything. I personally think
because he's gonna be jet Leg, I think he's gonna
be I don't think he's gonna do well. I can't
say something I just don't want to listen to. There's
there's a strategy I have that I think is gonna
mess him up.
Speaker 2: So okay, interesting, I'll put in the private more about that,
but I'll just mentally clock it and then i'll come
back to it when we're when we're on the stream.
Speaker 1: I'll send in the private chat. You gotta kind of
non react to, don't even hint to. But anyway, so
I don't want to spell that wrong because that would
have it made no sense at all.
Speaker 2: So when you type, it's like your microphone switches to
your laptop mic.
Speaker 1: Really, that's odd. So have you noticed, because I hear
it on my computer right now, did you see the message? No?
Speaker 2: Where'd you send that to?
Speaker 4: You?
Speaker 1: You were gone for a second. You send it.
Speaker 2: To who I didn't get a message.
Speaker 1: Oh, Dylan's that's twice twice have I disappeared you twice?
You frozen for me. I put in the private chat
studio two p oh, sorry the stream yard private chat,
streamyard private chat. But your wife here pausing in and out,
so hopefully you got it there. Maybe that's a WiFi
it's not letting it. Yeah, yeah, so that's so. Yeah,
I got I gotta get a tragedy there. But he's
gonna be all over the place. And the good thing
is in the morning at night time. That's gonna be
when it's daytime because he ligitally gets back like the
day before the streams. So at the nighttime, luckily he
can hold it down for us because we'll be tired.
But in the morning, he's gonna have to run a gauntlet,
play a tournament. We're gonna talk about the rules next week. Yeah,
I think, uh, you know, I'm looking forward to seeing
what happens. But yeah, it's fun drop this link. What
do you mean?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 1: Oh, oh, no, I would drop in and drop out
see what happens, because I got you talking like the
flash there for a second. So I'm gonna start dropping
the links because then maybe someone can join that has
some good Wi Fi going on right now. But uh yeah,
after nine, that's or after night's happening. Now Extra life
is happening at November eight. That's gonna be lots of fun.
I did really that I have to go and buy
a bunch of dice because I forgot we were doing
Liar's Dice, and I'm gonna see what I have. But
for each player, you need five die, so I think
I'm just I'm gonna see if there's any good like
I don't know sets on teaming or something like that.
I at least want to get fifteen so three can
play at a time, but i'd like a I'd like
a little bit more. So I'm hoping to find a
good team set for how much dice are. But I've
never bought a singular dice in my life? Have you doing.
Speaker 2: I have? Can you hear me? Well?
Speaker 1: I You're you're looking good, You're sounding good, whole shebang.
Speaker 2: I have bought two sets of maybe three sets of
D and D dice, so I have bought dice specifically,
but I've never bought just one die. I think only
that that comes that's like a set that comes with
like eight.
Speaker 1: I think, yeah, I need I do need several because
each player, I'm not sure because it was when you're
in now each player needs five dice for liars dice,
So I.
Speaker 2: Think, does it have to be a six sided dice?
Speaker 1: Yes, it does, so at least what I'm looking for.
So yeah, I'm at least gonna fine on team.
Speaker 2: You need like thirty or something, well, yeah.
Speaker 1: I would like at least fifteen. Man, if it's super cheap,
then twenty. I don't think dice are that much, but
at least fifteen so you can play three at a time.
But I would like four to five because I think
mister Tyler serious is coming in the nighttime. That's when
we're doing Liars Dice. He would like to be there
for the Gauntlet thing. But with uh Nova and Amanda,
he's like it's like a He's like it's like a
fifty four. It's like it's it's not it's not looking good.
But he said, mess me a few days, but he
said at nighttime he'll be there. So I'd like to
get him in on some Liar's Dice and stuff like that,
but uh, I'm gonna ask someone else who's just joined April.
How's it going good?
Speaker 2: Hello?
Speaker 1: Have you ever had to buy dice by themselves?
Speaker 5: Just like dice, not like regular dice.
Speaker 1: It's always a DND Okay, I'm gonna go team right
now and see what a just what dice costs, because
Timo lots of good stuff on there, you know, lots
of uh you.
Speaker 2: Can only raid my board games. I probably have a few,
but I don't think i've fifteen and are.
Speaker 1: The six side because when I searched dice, there's a
whole bunch of weird ones popping up.
Speaker 2: I mean, every D and D set will come with
at least one six sided dice as well. So I
do have some of those, and they're like cool looking,
cool colors and whatnot.
Speaker 1: I could buy a pack of one hundred and for
eleven dollars off of Temu. I'm not gonna do that
a lot because I don't know what to do. Yeah,
you guys are going home with some dice. Let's see,
fifty pieces, fifty pieces for five bucks. I think there
you go. That's going to add to the cart. That's
not a bad idea. Five bucks shipping three hundred dollars,
no joking, shipping free as long as I get over
to twenty six dollars.
Speaker 2: So okay, so they're going to add on to the purchase.
Speaker 1: I'll find something I usually try to find, just like
cheap stuff we might use for filming, like as a
one off sometimes or any like around the house stuff
of I don't know, just tape or I don't know,
something like that.
Speaker 2: But April, you got the shirt I saw? Yeah, No,
it's good.
Speaker 1: I like it, good, good, Yeah, I like that design
a lot. Mine should be here at some point here.
I did order that one, and uh, I think that's
the most popular one right now. I'd have to check.
I don't think any of them are approaching the Barbie level,
because that was a phenomenon this year. But uh yeah,
as I said, I think Taylor put a lot loving
care into the drastic park design for the That's what
he loves, you know. So yeah, Oh my goodness, I
have not seen this face in a while, mister Carl
himself surprised you're here, survived Spain.
Speaker 4: I see just a bite? Just a bite?
Speaker 1: How?
Speaker 3: How?
Speaker 1: And yeah, isn't it like super early there for you?
Or a late one that's due?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Damn?
Speaker 4: Put a photo stale.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's fair enough. So that how is your trip
to Spain, sir? I know we talked a little bit
about it, but.
Speaker 6: Oh dude, it was a messy twenty two of us
five days and drinking tell bars of sleep.
Speaker 1: And as all you did just hung out, didn't go anywhere. Yeah.
Speaker 6: No, first time I lost it was five kilometers away
from the hotel and I sobered up and realized.
Speaker 4: So it wasn't good.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm glad. I'm glad you had a good time
out there. And did he lose any your friends while
you're out there?
Speaker 6: One guy he lost his trainers, his phone, and his wallet.
Speaker 4: Well, that guy was trainer somehow.
Speaker 6: His trainer was his trainers, sneakers, sneakers okay, yeah, shoes,
his shoes, trainers. Yeah, he lost everything. And one guy
lost one.
Speaker 4: Shoe okay, yeah now and he didn't realize till you what. Yeah.
So yeah, but not everybody survived.
Speaker 1: Did were they lost or was there possibly theft involved?
Speaker 4: Probably both?
Speaker 1: Did you? Did you you sounding? No?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 6: I think one of the guys was at a strip
club and I think that's where he's lost it.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, so you chunk.
Speaker 6: And yeah, that was the first night lesson's learned.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well it's good. It's kind of good to have
you back on. I'll say, I'll say some nice things,
but then that's about it. It's gonna end up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, keep it normally is yeah, okay.
Speaker 1: Uh now we're bringing on super Bad Mike.
Speaker 4: Mike.
Speaker 1: How is it going today?
Speaker 3: Doing good? How you guys doing good?
Speaker 1: No complaints?
Speaker 3: Dr da nice chilly October weather.
Speaker 1: Yeah, for here it's been back and forth or really cold,
and then today it was warmer but super windy. We
have a scarecrow in the yard. I had to take
it down because the pole was literally bent. Its metal
pole that's in the ground. So very windy. But I
hope it can like stay somewhat warm this week for Halloween.
So the weather's let's see. Oh my rain on Halloween. Great,
good times, good times. What will you make? You have
any plans going on this weekend? What what are you
doing for you know, getting read for Halloween? Is there
any movies on the docket or anythings that we want
to do? Do you do a pumpkin anything like that?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Usually go to my, uh my sister's house. She's the
neighborhood where all the trick or teers are, so we
go over there, make some pumpkins, pack the candies and
like little bags. That's how we hand them out. And uh,
then at night we all watch a horror movie while
the tricaturis passed by and this year's gonna be enos.
Speaker 6: Hello nice, that's not like, yeah, sorry, was it the
new one?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, the new one?
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, yeah, it's not a horror film.
Speaker 1: Is a horror film?
Speaker 3: No, it's basically Dracula. That's a horror story.
Speaker 2: I think that's, Carl.
Speaker 4: There's nothing scary about that all. It's just a fanzie.
It kind of does it's hard, that's kind of the point, doesn't.
Speaker 3: Happened, And horror comedy is a thing, So it's not scary.
It's funny. Well, okay, there are horror trappings in it.
I feel like it's more an aesthetic than an actual,
like it has to scare you.
Speaker 4: I find that just trt.
Speaker 1: Okay, Carl. The official definition is a film genre designed
to frighten, disturb, or shock audience by evoking motions like dread, tear,
or discussed. So there's nothing that disgusted you. I think
there's a lot of gross stuff going on there, Like
even the way he looked, Yeah, wonderful. What about that guy?
Isn't there Renfeld? Doesn't he do some weird stuff at.
Speaker 3: The beginnings, harassing stuff?
Speaker 1: I think, Yeah, that's disgusted. Not for Carl, that's what
was going on.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think I suppose if you're need to, yeah,
I suppose. I grew up in the eighties, Sostu's cock.
Speaker 3: That's scary.
Speaker 1: That was scary. Yeah, even though I'm glad Nicholas Holt
got to keep that suit. I wonder what you do
with that, you know, you got to keep it, Like,
where do you hang that up?
Speaker 3: I don't know, Nick, let's hold their bill's collars?
Speaker 1: Guard Holt? They gave it to Holt?
Speaker 3: Oh they did?
Speaker 1: Oh okay, Yeah, yeah, I don't know why. I guess
because it was in the scene where he was attacked.
Speaker 2: But I need to ask carls. If you're watching a
comedy and you don't find it funny, does that mean
that the genre of the movie is no longer a comedy?
Speaker 4: Yes, what is it?
Speaker 1: Then it's just a drama.
Speaker 4: It's a drama.
Speaker 2: That's when all the movies become their dramas. If there's
what if a drama is so.
Speaker 3: Bad it makes you laugh, then that it's a comedy.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 1: Okay, So then does that mean nos Fratu is also
just a drama for you?
Speaker 3: Like what is it?
Speaker 5: Then?
Speaker 2: I think it's a drama to him?
Speaker 3: You know, it's a love story to romance.
Speaker 1: It is a romance. You can say that.
Speaker 4: I think it's just to waste the time.
Speaker 1: Oh that's not a job you mean that's I've noticed
the theme. Now that's two years in a row because
nos Frato. I'm pretty sure that when our Going Geeks
Best film last year and then Oppenheimer yeah yeah, oh yeah,
carl big time. I was, well, you know what wasn't
doing game?
Speaker 6: That contravers for me that that film's just made it
to be artistic. It's just did all these really fancy shots. Yeah,
I just didn't need to do it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I hit art. I hit art.
Speaker 1: You didn't. I just love Carlson editing VAILI shots. You
didn't need to do it, you know, like.
Speaker 2: Like I don't know why they're doing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's supposed to have like a visual. I feel
like nos Frotto is one of those movies, for the
most part, you could mute and get all the emotions
everything going on.
Speaker 3: You know, because of that, the dialogue is one of
the best parts of it. Come on, it is.
Speaker 1: But I'm just saying, because of those shots, you can
just get a feel of what is happening. I don't
know who said that. I think it maybe it was Tarantino.
Who you know, they don't got trust advice for everything,
but like the best movie should be you should be
able to mute them and still know what's going on
with them.
Speaker 3: You know, that must have been real love because he
said that he would the screen care much about scripts,
which I still hold the.
Speaker 2: Games sounds like a villa Neuve kind of quote.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it wasn't. I'll try and find it because it
wouldn't be Tarantino either then actually, because he's dialogue with
heavy so who the helm I think maybe it was
a conversation with Tarantino. But yeah, I wonder with the
Bond stuff, if how much honestly, he's not writing the script,
but I wonder how much ville Neuve is. I don't
know how that's kind of fact because Bond's like a
swave like lots of dialogue at times, you know, good line.
Speaker 3: So yeah, but you can rely more on the action
for that one. But I feel like, yeah, I think
your love's most dialogue heavy movie was a Rival, and
I don't think he contributed to the script for that one.
Speaker 5: Mm.
Speaker 1: That makes sense.
Speaker 2: That's the thing. You just got to pair him up
with a good writer, I guess.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not finding any of that. It's just given
me like lists from Collider and Reddit. Just movies with
no sound. That's what I'm looking for, you know, his
AI they told about this a Google search out. It's
gonna help me even find me a simple quote, so
oh wow. But yeah, no, I was just saying that
because yeah, it's for Auto Carl that one, and then
the year before Oppenheimer won for us. So you're just
not a fan of whatever's winning our Golden Best picture.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I was very harsh, and I've known my poem
as Wellppenheimer. I was just expected something completely different, which
is my own faultbox didn't watch a trailer or often
before I went to see it. I was expected some
space filling for some reason, and I'm like, what I.
Speaker 1: Feel like with Oppenheimer, the way you describe your experience,
So that's like a horror movie for you.
Speaker 4: You know, yeah, yeah, but that was good. It was good.
Speaker 1: What I'm trying to think won the year before. We're
in twenty twenty one year twenty yeah, so twenty twenty two,
Oh was everything everywhere? I think? Oh yeah, it was
because I came down to that and the Batman yet
and you broke that tiebreaker? What about that one, Carl?
Speaker 4: I loved it, Yeah, loved it three years by.
Speaker 1: We broke the streak. What's your favorite movie this year, Carl?
I guess because we are winding down, we got a
couple of a couple of months left.
Speaker 4: What if I enjoyed this? No, no water, probably Deadpool?
That's okay?
Speaker 1: Was it not.
Speaker 4: Last summer? Oh yeah, that's how you messy? This year
has been.
Speaker 1: I wasn't sure. Maybe where you lived. Maybe it's some
of those situations where it just had yeaht wow, that's long.
Speaker 4: It was that really it was not a year ago, chef.
Speaker 1: Yeah, July.
Speaker 6: Was yeah, because yeah, oh yeah right now, because it
took my son to Comic Con last year and the
dog was there.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, I was about that.
Speaker 2: Captain America was this year in Thunderbolts. These are just iconic.
Speaker 4: They were justless. Yeah, they don't create.
Speaker 1: Superman you like, though, I bet right.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, super Mom was fun?
Speaker 2: Oh such a James Gun Liquors fun.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I think so. Yeah, the fun of Speaker. No,
I'm gonna go Fantastic four.
Speaker 2: Actually, okay, you're me meaning quite into it? Well you're
being real.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think so.
Speaker 6: I'd probably look at the list for this year. I
think actually no, it wasn't. But off the top of
my head, well, yeah.
Speaker 1: Make sure that in the year you're still thinking dead
Pull Woverene.
Speaker 4: I know, I mean last year.
Speaker 1: I don't think you're gonna vote this year and gold
You're gonna be like, oh where is dead Pull the Wolverine.
It's not to be fair.
Speaker 6: I have stopped watching a lot of movies because I
think TV shoes now are just far superior.
Speaker 1: Okay, what you're watching right now?
Speaker 4: Oh ship if we've got it? Tr factor?
Speaker 3: Hello reality TV? Love is Blind?
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh no, that's awful.
Speaker 1: I'm still watching it. I will agree with you. It's
I know it's awful, but we still it's that's our
guilty pleasure. Uh TV. You know, first season without a
wedding though, this year history making because the people in
the season are just awful. So no one got married.
Speaker 4: So nice is if love is blind, why is every
single one of them like a tan?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: No ugly people, Yeah, there's no no ugly people there. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And I don't I don't. I don't think love is blind.
Speaker 4: I think you.
Speaker 1: Most times you see somebody and you okay, I'm somewhat
attracted to you. So that's the start of it. That's
usually never the issue. It's always like someone has a
drinking problem. Some parties with their friends too much.
Speaker 2: They don't like, there's a Spain unannounced they go to
They go to Spain announced like there's one couple and
some stiriaqu but they brought this whole time they're in
the pods.
Speaker 1: I'll quick, I'll get this quick and then we'll move
on because it loves blind. But they're just he is
he's a single father, and she's a woman that's uh,
she had a business or family they sold it. She's
very wealthy, so she's just like I like to travel,
I like to golf, do all this stuff. And they
never talk in the pods about what they're gonna do
once they get out of there because he's a single
father who works. And then why they break up once
they have the pods. Well, I want to go like golf,
I can do something. He's like, I gotta work. I
got a kid to take care of. And there's always
saying where it's like the same thing too. There's a
couple that the day before they're gonna do engagements, they
talked about religion and that was a deal breaker because
the girls like, I'm not any religious all never will be.
And he's like, oh, I thought you'd give a shot.
I just never understand how these things just don't come
up at all until like the like either you're already
past engagement or it's the final day. It's just like
those I would ask the most basic things first before
you start to get to know someone, because if it's
like oh maybe in the middle, sure talk about more.
Speaker 3: But if it's a Sali, hey get paid more.
Speaker 2: If they get to the engagement phase, they do yes.
Speaker 1: And there's certain things like if we noticed something in
that because they have them all for different countries. Last
season in the UK one, both the guys talked about
January and me and Emily figured out that, oh, there
must be some sort of because they got engaged and
or was it you know, they got married and then
broke off in January. So I think there's something where
kind of like, if you can make it to this point,
stay together and not saying that you'll get X, Y
and Z, because it's like you guys having a both
and your marriages in January same time. And he's like, yeah,
I just I texted him. We just talked about some things.
So I just kind of feel like, well, if we
can just make it to January first, you know, we'll
we'll be okay. So yeah, I would have loved to
go on one of those shows though, but yeah, that
is over just to see the experience of it.
Speaker 2: So you can do it just for the paycheck.
Speaker 1: I think that'd go really bad for me. I think
that people would snoop out, even Emily's guidance.
Speaker 2: They always turned out for the people in the pods,
like I have five kids, Oh.
Speaker 1: Absolutely the five or no one. I should do ultimate
heel villain move. Don't tell them both the kids until
after the Pods. You know that that's because be like, oh,
love's blind thought. You want to love Yeah, I want
you to love me for me, not the kids what not.
But yeah, that's about it. But Carl, you got any
Halloween plans coming up?
Speaker 6: This is the first year I don't. Actually, the kids
are kind of too old fortnice. Yeah, unfortunately I don't
have to dress up the more.
Speaker 1: Because are they because what our ages are they? Now?
Speaker 4: My son's fifteen and my daughter is eleven going on
twenty five?
Speaker 1: Oh okay, so yeah, probably a couple more years ago
started doing the like the the like teen friends Halloween stuff,
you know that type of when it gets cool, Like, my.
Speaker 4: Son has a girlfriend, so he's way off her all
the time.
Speaker 1: Oh that's fair. Yeah, good for room. I hope he's up.
Speaker 4: Yeah. The mayor's daughter by the way, So I was like,
go ahead, son.
Speaker 1: The mayor's daughter. Yeah, some connections.
Speaker 4: Yeah, can get her marred quick, son.
Speaker 1: What about you? Broad he got planned for this weekend,
coming out of the week, et cetera.
Speaker 5: Well, Liam is fourteen, so he's decided he's tooled for
trigger treating. Finally he did go last year. So we're
just gonna sit in and watch for movies all day.
Speaker 1: Okay, do you have a good attack planners? It just
sit down and go where the night takes you.
Speaker 5: So he's asked for a couple so He's asked for
World War Z E and Zombie Lands, which he's never seen. Okay,
into zombies, and then we watched Scream last year, so
we'll probably do Scream too.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, so when he's thirteen, how did that go? Scream? Yeah?
I had a guy go last year.
Speaker 5: Good? He liked it.
Speaker 1: Okay, good? Yeah, I think I think World warsy and
what was the other there's some like goring stuff in there,
but it's not like super dangerous. Gwenne eight was asked
me if she could watch trigor Treat just because we
have Sam decorations, and I had to explain to her,
not quite yet. I'm not ready to sit down and
watch the Vampire or wear Wolf orgy with with someone
under ten. So I'm like, well, we'll wait on that one.
So but yeah, what are you doing? You have anything
going on this weekend? You know, regular podcasting and stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, not too much for Halloween. Probably just gonna go
over to my sisters, like to go trigger treating with
the niece and nephew. Be fun. But she's also due
with her third child any any day now, so that
might happen before Halloween.
Speaker 1: And I didn't know this. I feel like I haven't
heard this information. Was it hush hush for a reason.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I feel like the other two I knew, and now
I'm just her. Not that she's pregnant, that'd be fine,
and the fact that she's just about the pop.
Speaker 2: It's true, she's just about to pop. Yeah, I don't know.
It just hasn't come up. I guess that happened before Halloween,
so we're very much on the cusp. So I don't
know what Halloween's gonna look like at their house. Last
few years, I've just been going to hang out over there,
but she might not want a single person at her house. Yeah,
are you saying kids will be knocking on the door
all day long?
Speaker 1: Were you saying they or you were hoping before it's Halloween?
Speaker 2: No, it just might happen before.
Speaker 1: Okay, I heard it might happen. I think you said
I'm hoping. Okay, it would be because my brother in.
Speaker 2: Law his birthday is Halloween, so it would be interesting.
The baby the same day, a little little father I
don't know daughter, So whatever happens to be a little
matched up birthday could be pretty cute.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that'd be cool, Like you know, we're a day apart.
Me and Logan do that we're two we or two
hours apart. She was more at two am on August
twenty eighth. She could just couldn't hold on like a
little longer. But then she has the same birthday as
my grandma, so it kind of works if like Grandma's
twenty eighth on twenty seventh, Logan's twenty eight. So that
means Logan is destined to have a child on August
twenty seventh, or they'll be shut all the grandchildren will
be shunned. So yeah, yeah, so I had I wanted
to pin this for this one because Dylan said we
should pin this, and I thought because it created a
kind of a stir in the discord to bring this up.
We were talking about this in the discord. So I
don't know if I should give the movies first or
the science behind them. But I actually got to find
that list of science. Well, I don't know, there's somewhat,
So I don't know there's somewhat science, So i'll ri
for I guess, yeah, I'll build anticipation in case people
don't know what the list was. So this is the
science of scare The scariest movies according to Science Each
year the Science of Scare Project, which I don't know
who these people are, but you know that's great. The
curate lists the most terrifying English so they go English
language films and puts them into a two hundred and
fifty strong panel our test subject Our test subjects are
invited to special screenings of our movies where they're fitted
with the heart rate monitors and the heart rays tracked
throughout each movie to prevent audience fatigue. Screenings take place
or the course of several weeks throughout the year before
we publish our results in January, just in time for
folloween one. I want to know, like, you have to
get people obviously that probably haven't seen these movies right
because they're like they're the lack of scares would be
there if it's one of us. And still that's I
wonder if you get paid or something, because I feel
like that's a big program to sign up for. This
is like jury duty, but for horribvies. You had to
come back several times throughout the next few weeks and
watch these super scary or maybe not scary movies.
Speaker 2: You know, see how many people are involved in this
fifty fifty fiftifty, yeah.
Speaker 1: Two hundred and fifty. In previous years, they would measure
the impact of the short listed movies had on the
heart rate of our subjects compared to the average resting
beat permittent of the total of the total sample size. However,
in twenty two thousand Jesus. However, in twenty twenty three,
we developed a more detail way of measuring with the
creation of science Scare Score.
Speaker 3: Let's see, so they're already starting with a short list
of pre pick movies right there. The sample size is.
Speaker 1: Small, yeah, I guess so right, yeah, because let's see,
one of our main pieces of feedback from horror officionados
and last ye's study was only using psychological factor meant
the study favored heavy jump scare based movies rather than
slow burn horror movie. Right. So in twenty twenty three
they introduced the scare score, a combination of multiple factors,
the scarescore system which combines both heart rate heart rate
variance and it returns in twenty twenty five. So, I
guess heart rate heart rate variants. I fact, that's not
that I don't know.
Speaker 2: I think they should add in like a little like
did you have night the night after or the week after?
I feel like that should be added to this scientific
metric because I feel like the jump scare ones maybe
those don't give you as many nightmares, maybe like the
sloper more like heavy ones. Those are the ones that
give you nightmares, and that's important long term impact. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 4: And then last are can you not see?
Speaker 2: That's more important to me than like a yeah, did
this thing? Was this thing just loud in my ears?
Speaker 3: The best thing is if you have one of those
movies where you hear the marketing, Oh, this person fainted
in the theater. If that happens, I'll put that at
top of the list right away.
Speaker 2: Right, how many art like the local newspapers had to
share their crazy news that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think that earns it abesosly, not the vomit
one because that's like a different thing that's more on
the gross side. But still, if they're fainting, they should
get a couple scores.
Speaker 2: That's the description right discussed. Yeah, you can should be
high up on the list.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And it says for young people and or the
age gript fairy because I.
Speaker 1: Don't think they actually ever gave an age group. They
just said a panel twenty or two hundred and fifty people.
They never gave an age group here.
Speaker 4: See, I think that would have a huge factor.
Speaker 1: Absolutely. Yeah. Yeah, there's other information, but I'm not going
to give it out because it gives the winner of it.
So we'll circle back to that. But it says after
collecting the heart the average heart rate increase and the
heart rate decrease. They combined both scores to create the
Science Scare score out of one hundred. For comparison, Shrek
holds a three at one hundred. So still, I guess
nothing they correct. I guess because they're trying to fix
some of the least scariest. But I don't know. I
guess someone was scared by the dregg and.
Speaker 2: Other things that like would increase your heart rate, like
if you're just jamm into like smash mouth, like would
you just get like moving and like that would.
Speaker 1: Be Yeah, that's true. That could be up there. Okay,
so I actually have and that obviously because Twitter is smaller,
but I have the list of eighteen they have on here.
I don't know why it's eighteen or not twenty. Oh,
there's a three way tie that's wry. So there you go.
There's a three way tie for twelfth place.
Speaker 2: There's let's see a list of fifteen, but there's okay, okay.
Speaker 1: No, no, I only have eighteen. But then there's three
that have twelve on them. Okay, it's not my list.
I don't blame me for this list. I eighteen, I
can it's the top eighteen.
Speaker 4: I guess I still judge you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I guess so, because it goes from fifteen and
then all of a sudden to eleven. So that's what
it is at the top eighteen. But there's a three
way tip for twelve. There we go. So okay, so
on eighteenth place is a quiet place? Part two?
Speaker 2: Wait has everyone here? I've not seen this list at all.
I did not click on the article. Oh okay, like April,
I'm guessing you guys like perused this when it popped
up in the discord.
Speaker 3: I saw a top ten.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, Carl, your.
Speaker 4: Blind, completely blind? Yep.
Speaker 2: Okay. I can't take any quick predictions on what I
think as the guy who doesn't think nos Ratu is scary?
What is actually scary? What's a top ten? Or for you?
What gets the heart rate? Moving up and down as
according to the sign for.
Speaker 4: Me, you're a normal person.
Speaker 1: Both both what do you think people find scary?
Speaker 6: And then what do you Yeah, I think the classics
are gonna be up there. You're gonna have the shining
up there, M dare say, even though I think it
still holds up for some. I'm man in Elm Street.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 4: Can scream will be there somewhere?
Speaker 3: Okay, scary?
Speaker 2: I thought scream was more like campy and silly and.
Speaker 1: Jump scares.
Speaker 3: That scared ship me when I was a kid, so
I would put it there.
Speaker 2: Just there's kids in this survey, I'm gonna assume not.
Speaker 3: But well, if it traumatize them enough as a kid
to followed them into adulthood.
Speaker 2: So it just feels wrong to like, hey, kid, we're
gonna lock you in for months every week I have
to come back and watch a terrifying movie that might
be the most scary movie all the time. It seems
it would probably be illegal.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I did a quick word search for the word age
and nothing came up. So they did not specify anywhere
in this article about the age of these people.
Speaker 4: So okay, pulllar case Halloween. Kay, I'm going to.
Speaker 1: Say, Carl, what's for you? What if you're up here,
what's your heart rate being when you Saw? Obviously back
in the day, because now you know some of the
things are going to pop up scary you.
Speaker 6: You know, the first conjuring I'm gonna put there because
it did really well. I thought it scared me, which
pretty few things will m well scared me back to day.
Speaker 2: I feel like Saw gets gets the heart rate move in.
Do you guys think of Saw?
Speaker 3: You're not really scary? I mean it's got the.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think it's like the jump scare moves, remember
discussed is part of the well that was part of
the horror genre that I searched for, Carl. They didn't
put that on this list here of what they're looking for. Technically,
when I'm seeing the scare score, they said, it's two things.
But it's average restling heart rate, average movie heart rate,
highest spike overall difference of beats per minute, and yeah
that's the ones. So Dylan, do you got one? You said, Well,
were you throwing what Saw as a prediction or are you.
Speaker 2: Just asking Well, I'm just I'm trying to game it almost.
I'm trying to think of like for what their definition
of scary is in the heart rate monitor? What are
things that would activate that specifically?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I feel like saw some of those scenes
just you make your screen skin crawl and make your
free coat tweakat saw one or a specific saw I'm
thinking of, like the rack specifically, like that scene could
really make someone alert, you know, what would be the answer.
I just think of things as like they would be
things for me from like childhood, Like uh like Blair
Witch products scared me a lot, but then when I
rewatched when I was older, didn't really do the trick.
I mean, Jurassic Park terrifying as a kid for me,
so like you sure throw that in there. Yeah, people
don't know it's a lot as a kid. It also
scared me a lot as a child. Yeah, I guess.
I guess it would have been the TV movie thing.
But the new one, I mean the new one like
has a lot of jump scares in there and freaky
stuff and things that could that could be in there.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I can't remember part two as much, but part one.
Speaker 1: Part two is not as scary. I don't think.
Speaker 2: No, keep long, very long.
Speaker 1: It sucks.
Speaker 4: It sucks, Thank you, Yes, it did.
Speaker 3: I that it was way too long. It was just
a bunch of people walking out hallways. The clown comes
down and scares you, and yeah, it's just the same
ending as the first one. That's part.
Speaker 1: It's not the same ending as the first one. He's
not a big spider in that one, and they don't
win in the first one, and the first one he
gets away, right, So that's the thing.
Speaker 3: So okay, that minor difference.
Speaker 1: I don't I don't think you're wrong. That's too long.
It is too long. And yes, some of the scares
are the same. I'm a sucker for I like the
I like the first half a lot where it's them
coming back to Dare and the reunion and getting dinner
together and catching up and all those like oh I
remember you. And Bill Hayter is phenomenal in that movie,
as richare my god he is. I argued that should
have been Oscar nominated because he's so good throughout that
whole thing. I won't say he carries it.
Speaker 3: But he's in like thirty minutes of it because a
part where they all split up in them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Hopkins won what twelve minutes for Best Lead Actor?
Could have got him in there but uh uh, I
can't remember what else it's gonna say there, But yeah,
are you guys watching it? The show series that comes
up the speaking Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'll be on it. My daughters a big horror
freak slove.
Speaker 3: Three hours was too long, let's see all long? Eight
hours is gonna be of it?
Speaker 1: Yeah? This is did you were you a fan? Apparently?
Speaker 3: Bitterness that apparently is even coming to like the last
four up before three episode or something.
Speaker 1: Spoilers, no spoilers, Okay, but that's because Pywis is in
the whole thing, though he just doesn't. He's not always
the clown the same when the first movie when it's
like the werewol for the well god, who's the guy
with the he's gross? And he's always the lepper thank
you or the Mona Lisa whatever. Painting like that is
still pennywise, it's just taking different form and plus.
Speaker 3: Like I understand that I'm just talking about four hours
of TV versus an hour of a movie.
Speaker 4: That yeah, that's.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Did you like the It's series back in the day,
Mike the nineties?
Speaker 3: Honestly, I've only seen like YouTube clips of it, so I'm.
Speaker 4: Not the oh Okay, Yeah, well that's great.
Speaker 1: Dylan's not a.
Speaker 5: Fan of that.
Speaker 1: I remember we got back to it and I talked,
I talked it a big time, and you watched it.
Speaker 2: Before and well it was you. But also the fact
that it scared me a lot as a kid, because
it was one of those ways I was super young.
My sister was older and she was watching it and
me just like peeking around the corner as she was
watching with her friends and being like, this is the
scariest thing ever. But I was scared of everything as
a kid. So I think there was a lot of
expectation on that and then it didn't did not deliver it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, that's fair, I get that. But yeah, that's
why I'm hopeful for the show because I like the
series and that's longer. So that's why I like the
series of the old maybe the series and the new
and plus cards cards like expense now, you know. So
I feel like, you know, it's not the same writer
as the show as the movies either, so that that
could be a little different, well because they both at
different movies, right, because Carrie fu Guanagua, he was supposed
to direct. He's the guy that did True Detective, and
he also directed No Time to Die, and he was
supposed to direct it, and there's creative differences. I remember
one of the rumors was that the crative differences was
over the child violence. But that can't be it because
I saw, we all saw it chapter one, So it
must have been something else. Yeah, so I wonder.
Speaker 3: I think I think Gary Dubberman wrote both of them,
though he I think he co wrote the first one.
He wrote all the second one.
Speaker 1: Okay, So because I think what happened was with Carry Fuguanog,
they probably worked off his original script or or maybe
it's a case that none of it's the same, but
in a contract, it's like you still got to put
written by Carrie Fukanagua saw. Yeah, it's gonna be interesting.
I'm very curious to see what the reception is, especially
with all this talk of like, yeah, I'm still doing Batman,
and you know, I don't know. We'll see how the
series goes.
Speaker 3: But you said he planned for like three seasons, right.
Speaker 1: That's the plan is each time they want to go
back twenty seven years. Yeah, but see, I'm excited if
we can get to the nineteen oh four show that'll
be toime.
Speaker 3: If it's an anthology, then yeah, I'm good with that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, so, yeah, that's what the Yeah, that's what
the three seasons is, going back every twenty seven years
and kind of do a different era. And that's why
if we can get back to that old timing with
the circus in nineteen oh four, that could be lots
of fun. I think that's a really good aesthetic for
the show. But I have no idea. I don't know why. Again,
they're releasing the very first episode of the last week
in October when Halloween's just around the corner. It's just
they should have the whole month. They should have had
that going the finales in December. I don't get it.
I would love to sit down in a boardroom just
have someone explain it to me. Maybe this out. Maybe
clowns and horror do really well in December. I don't know,
but I would think not.
Speaker 3: But you know last year of December.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, so I am an idiot. I this list
is actually a top fifty for years. Yeah, Carl's been
right the whole time. It is a top fifty. I'm
not going to go for them all after I'll get
you to ask a question like ask which one, I'll
tell you where it is, but I'll go to the
top ten.
Speaker 2: But I just had to scroll down certain on the
top eighteen though, how did that happen?
Speaker 1: So the chart, it's a chart, but when you scroll
over it, it gives you a scroll bar, so it's
like the web page and then a chart and then
when you scroll past the chart. Yeah, it's like very specific.
Speaker 2: This three way tie was not worth Yeah, it was
not mathing for me.
Speaker 1: But okay, yeah, I will give you. The very last
one that just made it on the list was weapons
that came out this year, so just the summer that
top fifty, you know, so which is kind of surprising
because yeah.
Speaker 2: Quickly blast through all of them like and then and
then spend more time, I think.
Speaker 1: So I'm curious, you want to you want to go
through them all? Okay, do you have any Okay, I'm
starting at the bottom.
Speaker 2: I did not think I was very scary.
Speaker 5: I really liked I'm scared.
Speaker 4: I enjoyed it, but it wasn't.
Speaker 3: Scary.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I think there's a couple of stuff.
Speaker 2: Like in Brolin's was maneuvering.
Speaker 1: That's I think a Brolin's dream when he goes to
his son's room and he looks over and he thinks
his son's in the blanket and that glass there. I
think there's a couple in the beginning the basement.
Speaker 2: Yeah's on the ceiling.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's true. And even when she's in
the woods to oh no. And the one we're forgetting
is you know, spoils for a couple of these movies
when the lady comes out of the house and cuts
the hair. That when she comes out all like like possessed,
that was super scary.
Speaker 3: So I think the principal too, when he's running at them, that's.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's true. And even just the scary movie, scary movie.
Speaker 1: And again because it's it's Spike, even just the shot
of the shock of him I getting hit with that
car right that, that's like a whoa, that just happens.
I could see a couple of moments like that. So okay,
so you had So that means so two hundred and
fifty people watch fifty movies throughout the week or now
that we went through the weeks, that's a lot of
that's a good week.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Wait, how was it they said they did it over
the course of the year, didn't they Okay, I'll go
back on one a week.
Speaker 2: I think that's that's a lot of commitment for it, Like,
because you know, each one of these is two hours,
hour and a half to three somewhere in that range.
Speaker 4: Plus.
Speaker 3: I feel like if you're doing a marathon, it's gonna
be biased towards the first one you watch because that
a certain point to get exhausted being scared.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you need to like scream three It's like, okay,
I'm not I'm not scared to scream anymore.
Speaker 1: It was through yeah, to prevent fatigue. Screenings took place
over the course of several weeks throughout the year before
we push ressaults. Okay, there you go. So yeah, what
what what is the study?
Speaker 2: They went hard on this study because yeah, but wait,
wait wait, they would have had to see more than
fifty movies to get to a top fifty list, or
did they just pick here are the fifty movies we pick,
and here's the order of them.
Speaker 3: My theory is because they do this, they did this
survey multiple times, so maybe they changed the movie up
every year, but they keep the top ones and then
add new to Eddie. What's gonna replace say, yeah, I
think I'm.
Speaker 2: Not sure we got to get these people on the podcast.
I think it'd be a fun discussion to get these
these scientists on to talk about this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that would be a fun like conversation. See what
happens here. I was just trying to look at some
of these other.
Speaker 3: Because there's something strange about the list. I'll mention after
you you list them. But that's what I'm a little
like suspicious of. Well, it seems to be pretty biased
towards one thing in particular.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and they have so they've been doing this only
for five years. They started in twenty twenty, so I
have previous ones. And then there's some fun facts they
gave too. But okay, so we go down to the bottom,
so weapons and then after that forty and I was
conjuring last rites which just came out, which should not
even be anywhere near this list because I was not
scared of a single second oculus never never seen that. Okay,
the grudge and twenty eight days later tied for forty six.
Speaker 2: Days later, Okay, third a scary faces, isn't it right?
Scary face is really I.
Speaker 1: Feel there should be higher, no, get I mixed it
with the ring though, actually so I don't know. Maybe
really I think the aspect with the tape, with the
ring and just that the build up to some of
that stuff. But a better movie though, yeah, I think so. Yeah,
twenty Days Later. Maybe that third act too is a
little it's a little crazy, some hard spikes going on,
especially when you don't know Killy Murphy what's going on,
So you might think that might happen, uh.
Speaker 5: This in that movie. So maybe they were just excited
for different that's true.
Speaker 1: Again, it doesn't have to be scarce, especially like a
lot of horror has a lot of nudity, right, so
it could be a lot of that saw ten.
Speaker 2: Saw makes it on the list.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I saw ten Okay, that's that one. The prequel
when a man named Jigs are still alive. It is
with a little It's like Matteo the Little Boy. It's
like what Jig says, I a hero in that kind
of movie. They pretend to give him cancer treatment, but
they do nothing. He takes off his bandage and there's no.
Speaker 2: What's the scariest moment in that movie.
Speaker 1: There's a good moment where a mana comes down from
the roof.
Speaker 2: I think okay, like Gramlin from Weapons, it's.
Speaker 1: Might's not happy. Yeah, it's something like I think, as
we joke on our review, the roof is like glass
and we're like, I don't know how sufficient that is
in the house, but a Manda comes through it.
Speaker 3: So oh the brain, the brain, the brain surgery machine.
That's the scariest part.
Speaker 1: I think, Oh right, you got to perform brain surgery
on yourself. Yeah that's a good one. Okaye. Uh forty
four Long Legs, which I'm kind of surprised about the
third act. Maybe not as much so, but I guess
I've heard a lot of people not scared of the cage,
so I can I can understand that.
Speaker 4: I enjoyed a stick again, not scary, great comedy.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah. Forty three is lights out a maclet at
forty two just want to be really Yeah, that's that's yeah,
Sidney Sweeney one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's on the Top fifty.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's on top fifty to a lot, but it's a.
Speaker 3: Very recent, biased list, like almost a lot of them
are are are newer?
Speaker 7: Yes, yeah, no doubt we got we got some more
moths coming up in that movie.
Speaker 2: Top fifty come.
Speaker 5: For women like being pregnant against your wells. It's pretty scary, that's.
Speaker 2: True, fair man. I'm sure this test had a lot
of women in.
Speaker 1: It, so yeah, and again if there's man, there's lots
of nude nuns in that movie too, So that another
like heart spike thing.
Speaker 2: I mean, Sidney Sweeney does get the heart pump and that's.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay. So then we got forty one this want
to be criminally low eel Dead Rise.
Speaker 4: That feels oh yeah, yeah, should have been a lot higher.
Speaker 1: That to me, like just about it. But that one
now was pregnant, that performance, the mom and the people.
Speaker 3: I'm fine with it there as long as Evil Dead
twenty thirteen is higher somewhere, okay, I.
Speaker 1: Don't Yeah, watch it won't be too old. Yeah, that's
peril normal activity too, so there's an older one. None
of these did it for me, So any of these
PA movies I would not have. I was not a
I don't dislike them, they just I would just not
a fan in an a these I just like them.
Speaker 5: I like them up to the point where they get
into time travel, and then I gave up.
Speaker 1: They do what time travel.
Speaker 5: Market I think is the one where they get into.
Speaker 4: Time that's the next Fast and Furious movie.
Speaker 1: Well know, it's crazy between like Jason going to Space
and leprechn and Space are into hood like Jason, Freddie Michael.
None of them have done time travel yet, you know,
like some of them have gone to space and in superheroes,
but no time travel. So I'm glad that we.
Speaker 2: Were like legacy sequels and like rewriting history. Isn't that true?
Speaker 1: You could argue there some ripple going on there.
Speaker 2: So we're into the top of Alien Alien the original
aliens on here.
Speaker 4: It should be, should be, it should be.
Speaker 1: But I wonder if they even showed it, because I
bet they be, Like it's kind of a side for the.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I wonder there's not a lot of like sci
fi vibes in here so far. It's a lot of
like creepy people.
Speaker 1: Okay, So thirty nine blair Witch Project, Oh okay, yeah,
And I will to specify too, So for the score,
I'll give it to like when we're at the bottom,
halfway in the top. The score for weapons was fifty one.
For the scare score, we're gonna put all those heart
rate averages together. So now, for example, blair Witch is
fifty eight so only seven points above weapons the original
Blair Witch. So that's you know all can you quickly scroll?
Speaker 2: But something in the top ten, what does that scare score? Roughly? Uh,
it is un you said, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so it's the highest is ninety six, So there
you go.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, give you some Col're still like simmering a
little bit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, one hundred is a heart attack.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Those people that making it a study, Yeah, they
didn't get to watch more of the movies that month.
Speaker 2: The two hundred and forty nine people in the survey.
Speaker 1: Now, yeah, okay. Thirty eight has one of Dylan's favorite titles,
Dylan's can you guess it?
Speaker 2: The Devil made it?
Speaker 1: Yeah, conjuring the Devil made me do it? Which fair
I don't. I would not be on this list for me,
but it is scary than last, right, so I'll give
that this one to me again. Low, I know we
just talked about but uh, chapter one, thirty seven.
Speaker 2: Can be higher from me for sure.
Speaker 1: Yeah, especially then like we'll get to some of the
top tenors here. But then so the Visit at thirty six,
this one's criminal, the Exorcist at thirty five, that should
be much much higher that should be higher.
Speaker 2: I think gray.
Speaker 5: Like most people, by the time you know what's coming.
Speaker 3: That's true.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I guess you got to think too. A
lot of these older movies that there's like long, there's
like twenty five stretches of just the priest talking, right,
So if you're looking at the heart rate average, the
older horror movies had a lot more exposition and I'm
not gonna say character, but I just think they took
their time where now I feel like we feel like
we got to do scare couple talking, scare couple talking,
you know, so, which that's why I like Black Phone too.
They took some time, maybe too.
Speaker 4: Much, but I haven't sitting yet. My daughter's wanting to go.
But say a teen and the cantco she's got it.
Speaker 1: You can't give her approval.
Speaker 4: No, you have to be a teen over here.
Speaker 1: Oh okay here we can like as long as the
parents with we can say, yeah, you're.
Speaker 4: Gonna do that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, movies about it.
Speaker 4: So my plan is gonna like book two separate films
and then when in that.
Speaker 1: Way, okay, are you gonna see Black Phone? And you're
gonna go see the kids movie? While she sees the
Black phone.
Speaker 4: No, I quite like the first black phone.
Speaker 5: So you like this?
Speaker 4: Yeah, she she loved it so and I watched it
with her quite liked it. So looking forward, it's great.
Speaker 1: Like what are they gonna do to you if you
take her into that, Like they're getting arrest you on
the spot, you.
Speaker 4: Know, let's just check you out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I guess I jumped it too high. But uh
over and Charlie, who Charlie, you've been making your way
through some horror movies. We're talking about science and scars.
In the list of twenty twenty five Scars movies all
based on heart rates and heartbeats. But yeah, how's it going, sir?
Speaker 7: Going going pretty good? Just come back from Shelby Oaks.
Speaker 1: Oh, how was that? My hope is to see that
to morals.
Speaker 7: So had a great time. Actually it was a kind
of classic horror theater. You got a couple groups of
like fourteen year olds, ye, who were scared the whole time.
And I went with the buddy from work who actually
he was like, like he's talked about he loves horror
so much. So it was actually it was my first
time going to a movie with him, and probably about
ten to fifteen times he was like audibly like screaming
and like there was a jump scare. It was like,
this would have been a little quick concerned, but it was, Yeah,
I know, it was a scary I don't know if
that kind of made it a little scarier, but it
was an interesting time. It was a good movie.
Speaker 1: I think it's always better seeing scary movies people that
are scared, because now she's more used to it. But
when I Emily and I's first movie is I took
her to the twenty thirteen Evil Dead and then like
kind of after the fact, she told me like, yeah,
I don't really watch horror. The whole time, most of
her head was in my arm, like looking up a
little bit. Me and my sister just had a gas
the whole time though, because me and my sister are freaks,
so we're just like laughing at these kills and everything.
And Emily's like hate in her life. And then after
she's like, why did you even go to this? She's like, oh, well,
they can think of early on the relationship, mean family
and stuff, but she was pretty much yeah, And then
I learned like they there's lots of stuff they didn't
stuff that I thought was kids Gloves that her parents
did not let her watch, you know, but I I
had like Dylan and people know of him here, Like
Kyle his parents didn't want to watch Harry Potter because
they thought it'd be too like it's like witches and
Wizards and yeah, sat so he wasn't allowed to watch
Harry Potter. So oh man, but no, Okay, it's good
to hear about Shelby Ol because I want to see
it because I feel like I can't trust any reviews
because everyone has like an angle because he used to
be a youtubeer. It's all like it feels like it's
like very pause or very negative because it's like I
don't think everybody's saying of this, but I just feel
like I've seen a lot of like headlines where it's
like are you just mad there's some guy that's a
youtubeer that got funding for a movie, and then then
there's some.
Speaker 2: Headlines youtobers the director or something or.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so his name was Chris Duckman. He was one
of those like so in the the YouTube film sphere,
it's like him, Jeremy johns Uh, John Campia Collider and
then the Schmos and they've all broken off done. Other
things went up. But like in the early days of
film Chris ism on Twitter when they they were like
the first YouTubers get invited to like be on Rawno
Matos and stuff like that. They're in this class, right,
So Chris Ducklan's been doing it for a while. The
last couple of years, he's kind of stopped reviewing movies,
I think because he knew he's gonna start making movies.
Speaker 3: So he does a few select ones.
Speaker 1: Yeah, only positive ones now right where before it was
like a here's a twenty five minute why this movie sucks.
Now it's just like, which is a good idea? He
shouldn't rag on some movie while you know, maybe there's
a reason my letter box reviews try to be a
bit more like smaller nowadays because you never know what
festival somethings gonna watch, Like oh no, but yeah. So
then he a couple of years ago crowd funded the
movie and then they started to make it, and I
feel like, one way or another, he's friends with Mike Flanagan,
who became a producer, and then they took it a
knee on and yeah it's out this week. We didn't
get any Thursday screenings. I was so annoyed it's only Friday,
and same thing with Frankenstein and same thing with Bogonia
next week. I wanted to see it, but it only
comes out on Halloween, so I got to wait a
couple of days now because I'm not going to dish
the kids to go see Bogonia. But I don't know
what's going on with no Thursday movies, because that worked
so much better for me to see it late Thursday
or for the review. But Friday in the weekend's nasty.
But okay, I'm glad you like shellby Oak. Would you
give it, Charlie, like a letter grade or a number
grade one?
Speaker 7: So I'd probably give it like, I don't know, maybe
an E seven point five eight. But yeah, a lot
of the jump scares. It definitely had a few jump
scares that got me for sure. Maybe not not screaming worthy,
but no, it's still it was still great.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's exciting. I know, April, you had to do
your two hour drive to Frankenstein, so you haven't seen
shellby Oaks. Do you have it?
Speaker 5: Mystery movie on Monday?
Speaker 1: Alright? And again the next two weeks. I knew the
rumors were that the mystery movie was that, and we
did not get the mystery movie this week, but then
next week and the week after it's back. So I
was so because I was like, I would have done
it because I heard like, oh, it's probably Shelby Oaks.
But how how was it for you, April? Because I
know you love horror?
Speaker 5: So yeah, I liked a lot. I think I gave
it a four and five, so like it ain't no, said, okay.
Speaker 1: Okay, good, okay, I'm looking for Frankenstein good time. Right.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, I love frank Yeah, I love frank beautiful movie.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Yeah, okay, I'm happy. I'm hoping Wayne
still waiting to hear back from a sitter to see
if I it's because I wanted to me and you're
trying to see it together. So okay, so right back.
Speaker 7: Even oh sorry, no, no, no, we got times just
because say, even even those movies around me, like normally
they're right by me, I'm like forty five minutes from
Toronto and all those movies. I get a lot of
the releases, but even those are primarily like just downtown. Yeah,
so yeah, I don't know what's going on, but I
was luckily able to go see Frankenstein and Imax and
I was beautiful. It's kind of it's kind of a yeah,
it's kind of a shame, like it's not in theaters,
like it.
Speaker 5: Just looks, yeah, it should have it is.
Speaker 1: It's a beautiful yeah, because it's really only got two weeks,
so it was out last week, but like I know
one I knew had it is and select they probably
just did like the Oscar like one in New York,
one in LA and everything, and then it's this week
and then I think next week it's gone. So that's
the thing. And again for two weeks, I had that
like House of Dynamite Catherine Bigelow movie, which I'm not
saying is bad, but like I just feel like if
Netflix is picking the theatrical movies, why like that's just
a movie where a bunch it's like War of the
World where people are on screens right where this is
like a big grandiose and I don't know. Again, That's
why I just scares me anytime I hear the wb
Netflix singing, because I just man, there's just so much
stuff that we'll.
Speaker 4: Lose out on.
Speaker 1: But okay here, so that's good. Yeah, are you gonna
see that? Bring it's done, Carl.
Speaker 4: Yeah, my excellent.
Speaker 6: I didn't realize they're ox gonna be showing out here
in the cinema, so yeah, send the local one.
Speaker 7: So Netflix always, yeah, I gave out like, come on,
I can't really show it, but yeah.
Speaker 1: I've been. I've seen enough. You got a good.
Speaker 7: Sorry, but yeah, I've been. I just wanted to say, yeah,
I've been doing Netflix, like twice. I went to a
Rebel Moon one too, like yeah, like a showing for
that and both Netflix ones like they gave away the
best posters out of any movies I've ever gone to,
or the Netflix ones. So yeah, I don't know what's
going on with that.
Speaker 1: And I guess even like in the World where they
got Warner Brothers, like not the biggest ones. But even
if they still did that, then maybe they go, hey,
we're only going to release these movies for three weeks,
but make a really big, cool event that would be fun.
It's just obviously, what are the people like myself in
the small towns get probably not, like I don't think
I'll see this weekend, but when I go there, I
dealt that posters I had.
Speaker 5: It's there for me Freddy Imax ones, Oh of course.
Speaker 1: Yeah, refuse to buy June Imax. Oh geez, do.
Speaker 7: They not have Imax?
Speaker 1: Were you?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 1: No. The closest where Dylan is about four hours away,
so it's we have what I laughing, that's true, right, film,
that's true.
Speaker 2: The idea of four hours is yeah.
Speaker 1: That's but it's but like for me to like, for
me to see Frankinson, I can't tell Emily and the kids, Hey,
I'm gonna go out. Yeah, like it's an it because
they're and back right, it's the eight Hours. There's a
couple like I wanted to. It's the first thing sold up.
But me and Taylor were actively looking to buy Odyssey
tickets for the Imax out there, because that's when I
would make the trip. I do really want to see
Odyssey and Imax. But that legitily just sold out just
like that, So that was one.
Speaker 5: I know.
Speaker 1: There was another one close to you, Dylan that I
think the tickets are non sale yet they just did
it for select theaters, so I want to that one's
worth the trip. But that's where it's I can't for
every movie I want to see. Plus it's no one
I feel I guess it's Geramo. Probably would have been.
I would have felt it would have been good, but
I would only drive out for specific things. You would
not want to go every imax.
Speaker 3: Then if it sucks, then do you guys have a cineplex?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, we had cineplex. We got Landmark. Yeah,
and they did this thing a couple of years ago.
It's it is bigger. It's called an extreme screen. It's
like a bit bigger, but it's not I've been doing
an IMAX and IMAX feels like you're you can be
swalled up in an IMAX Extreme. It's like, okay, it's
a bit bigger, cool.
Speaker 3: You know, or like a screen. We have Screen X,
which is basically just like the side, the sights of
the screen pop out and creates a little bit of
an effect.
Speaker 1: Do you like the effect?
Speaker 3: I don't like tho it's not worth the price. I
think it's like No.
Speaker 1: Six. I did my first one last summer because when
Emily we went to go see Liberal Rego and she's
pregnant the twins and she's like, I don't want to
do any walking today. I end up walking. So we
saw Deadpool over and again Carl's Fair at the movie
of the Year on screen X because I'd never seen it,
and yeah, sometimes it was cool and the other times
it wasn't because it was just like in the beginning
when it's that snow opening, it's just Deadpool and the
size are just snow. It's just like there's not there's
nothing else going on.
Speaker 3: So I think the horror movie is just select parts
to make the action scenes look bigger.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So, like you said, probably if it was the
same price and it's something like that get but yeah,
for the extra price.
Speaker 2: We're looking at it and it's just like you're nuripheral.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, so yeah, we'll see. So we were at
number thirty six, which was the visit, and then oh, no,
thirty five. Extorsi is right, because that was that was
low down for us. Thirty four the nun To two,
I don't know if I who. I barely remember it,
so I don't. I can't put it up. I can't
have any papers again.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a new one as well, all right, in
New Wish.
Speaker 1: Yeah, New Wish last year. Insidious the Red Door, which
should not be on this list at all, was also
last year. Yeah, last year, and then now these two
really hurt actually these next three April. Sorry but okay,
so thirty one Halloween nineteen seventy eight, so the original
one that's there, and then for me it's hurts s
Nightmare on Elm Street nineteen eighty four at the thirties,
we're in the top thirty. Now this is sixty four.
So this is scale right now Barbarian at twenty nine and.
Speaker 3: Now that's low. But it should be a movie. It's
a good movie, but it's not. It's it's it's not scary.
Speaker 1: Well you know though, that's pretty scary. I bet the
I think my heart rate was going when they are
down there the Mam Monster.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's true movie I think compared.
Speaker 4: Nightmare Elm Street, no chunce like I find.
Speaker 7: Even it's just so unsettling, like even at the times,
like it gives it a little time to breathe, like
you still have it in the back of your mind,
like yeah, I can see what you guys are saying,
but then.
Speaker 2: You have justin Long just driving around and yelling at people.
Speaker 1: I definitely took it down for a bit, justin Yeah.
Speaker 7: I love that bit, which I from my mind with
the measuring tape.
Speaker 3: I was laughing my ass off at that.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Maybe, but maybe that's why I made the heart
rate was going so much when you were laughing as
well too, because yeah, Charlotte, if you miss it's it's
based on all heart rates stuff, all these statistics they have,
So that's how they science determine the scariest movies for
this year, I guess. Yes.
Speaker 3: Also interesting coincidence how the two big slasher franchises are
right next to each other with Nightmare and Halloween.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm wondering if thirteenth even on this list because
the original to me is not a great movie, so
I just don't know how he would have that going on.
But then April sorry, twenty eight Texas Chainsaw Massacre, you were.
Speaker 5: Going to say that, yeah's way higher, that's crazy.
Speaker 1: I agree, I'm I'm fine with it there. I'm not
a big chainsaw guy. It never never did for me
that much. I might have a hot take that I
don't think it's better, but on par I like that
remake just as much. Yeah, I know, I know, Yeah,
I don't know why. Maybe I don't want to we'll
retro it. I just I don't know. It's it's never
been my franchise. But number twenty seven A Quiet Place
twenty six the movie I've never heard of stop motion,
so I'm gonna pause.
Speaker 5: That was a Shutter movie. I think.
Speaker 2: It was really good.
Speaker 5: Super Ghost yeah cool, partially in stop motion.
Speaker 1: It was quite a cool creepy Moss wasn't here, Okay, I.
Speaker 5: Came about last year.
Speaker 1: I think good for Shutter. Okay, yeah it is January four,
twenty four.
Speaker 2: Stop motion horror. That's cool.
Speaker 3: Top motion could be very creepy.
Speaker 1: Yes, January last year, so Carl. It could also be
a movie of the Year if you want it right
copy days. Okay, there you go. We're halfway through the
list now, So right now, where's sixty eight for the
scare score? Terrifier three is there? Which I can buy
these because I feel like if you don't like the
gore and horror, those could be some high heart rate.
Momently we were talking about the bomb and the fainting.
I feel like all the terrifiers have a lot of
that going on, you know. So, so Terrifier three is
twenty five, number twenty four. I like this, but to
my's point, recent I'll bring her back is there at
twenty four so I get high in the top.
Speaker 2: You know, good movie, crazy, very good movie.
Speaker 1: I think a lot of those moments with the kid
being possessed is that that's like that had me going, all, say,
it's when the kids eating fruit. That's one of the
worst things I've fucking seen in my life, eating five.
Speaker 3: And eating furniture.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that too, what I have perhaps, well that's what Yeah,
that's why he's talk about the fruit scene when whenning
he like, I hear just cut this, and then like
when you go back and that stuff's going on, it's like,
oh my god, just that you stuff doesn't get me nowadays,
but that got me.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, twenty three Terrifire two, so they're pretty close together,
the Terrifiers.
Speaker 3: That bedroom scene, the bedroom scene is awful, awful, and
then and then the like post script of that when
the mom gives in the bedroom and you see, oh no,
what happens?
Speaker 2: What happens in the bedroom? Someone tell me, Oh, yeah,
I don't know.
Speaker 1: I feel like I don't know if I feel.
Speaker 6: Like I version okay, that's yeah, there's no pt version
of anything in those movies.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it's me because I'm curious.
Speaker 1: I feel like that I feel like because they have
never seen it. I would love to do a watch
along with the Deep First guys because they haven't seen
any Terrifiers, and I think it's worthy. But I think
that's we should try and do when you're here in Persondel,
and we should do that because I think they're worthy of,
you know, especially Kirk.
Speaker 2: Three Am on the twenty four Hours Street.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we'll make that a stretch golf. We'll watch Terrifier,
especially Kirkland who can't even watch Salt One because there's
too much. Yeah, if I if we may watch Terrifier,
he I think he might freshly back from Japan.
Speaker 3: Just a smash all the death scenes, that's it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, exactly, it'd be awful. So yeah, maybe we'll
put that on the dogs.
Speaker 2: Is it scary or gross or both?
Speaker 1: Gross? A bit of a boat, but definitely grow just
the grossest. It's gross.
Speaker 3: It goes so far it's almost like on a parody
level at a certain point.
Speaker 1: That's true. Yeah, it does eventually get there, especially near
the end, but still just some of the they got
some good makeup team over there, you know, and some
of that stuff.
Speaker 5: Yeah, get back to those movies.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I had a quick question about Terrifier. I actually
just watched the first one two weeks ago.
Speaker 1: My rough movie.
Speaker 7: I did the first one interesting by by any means. Yeah,
that skinny scene or the cutting seat, yeah, oh, the cattle.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Absolutely every movie has like the one big death. The
first one it's that scene, The second is the bedroom scene.
A third one I think it's the shower scene. Yeah, yeah,
oh yeah, that was crazy.
Speaker 1: That was I didn't stick out as much the third
like when you I was waiting for you what you said.
I guess it did. Maybe I'm just so used to
it now, or maybe because it's I think maybe some
about those movies being a bit lower budget helped them
being gross. Were now the third one looking so nice,
but the chance is pretty bad actually, so.
Speaker 7: I was most curious about the run times, Like I
noticed the first one is like an hour forty maybe,
And then I looked up and I saw like two
and three or like too eighteen like two, like I
don't know exactly.
Speaker 3: The second one is way too long? Do they?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Do they feel long like I? I?
Speaker 1: Yeah, like a little.
Speaker 3: The ending of the second one, in particular, has like
a thirty minute long chase scene that could have really
been cut down a lot. That's thet when.
Speaker 1: You put it that way. Yeah, he likes it. It
likes to take this time. I don't think in the
third one it feels as bad because the budget's bigger.
So I feel like you got you go to a
lot of very variations for the locations where if like
one and two is kind of generally the same area
like dirty alleys and towns and whatnot. But yeah, that
first the first one is a weird fucking movie. Like
I can't even say if it's a I don't think
I get the giving of it. I can't say it's
like a good movie, to be honest, it's like a
fun if it was.
Speaker 7: If it was like a mediocre actor or someone who
didn't do it, like the movie would suck.
Speaker 1: Like yeah, like a lot to the director. But that
is one of those where I can't remember his saying
it'sdavehen Thorne Howard or something like that.
Speaker 7: He plays sound familiar.
Speaker 1: David Howard, Yeah, like yeah, he does a lot of
heavy lifting in those earlier like terrifyre All Halloween. I'm
not sure if you ever seen All Hallows Eve where
there's like a art the clown segment. So he started
as like they did an anthology movie and it's something
where these kids like watching. I think they get yeah,
they're trigger treat and then their opening can it's a
fun concept. They always got good concepts. When are going
through their candy, they find like a VHS tape and
then I'm like, oh, you can't watch that. But of course,
and she goes to bed, they sneak and like watch
or something like that, and then she catches them. There's
bad stuff. But then I think when she puts the
kids to bed, she continues to watch the tape because
she's like curious and yeah, so Art the Clown's there,
which I will say, I just I haven't logged yet,
but April and everyone else's see if I watch VHS Halloween,
Oh my god, that was amazing. I thought you were
over hyping right that. Legitimately, I think it's a ten
to ten movie from this year. It was so good.
And I've never seen any of the other VHS's. I've
seen like bits and pieces. I'm gonna go through them
all now, but man, I watched this shutter It's on shutter. Yeah,
and I think they got a couple other ones on there,
but that one also you don't gonna watch anything. The
segment's really good, but there's multiple just really like the
first one very barbarian like. But man, VHS Halloween is
that's something that's gonna be a yearly watched now, I can't.
Speaker 5: It Halloween.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a good one.
Speaker 3: First person perspective of the shorts.
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, there's a couple of times where they put
the camera down and it's like they are shooting it
like a regular shot. Yeah. Yeah, it's found footage, you know.
There's a couple of that are good, like they make
it look like it's shot in the seventies and it
looks like that because sometimes when people do the v
just filter, it doesn't feel it feels like, okay, you
have a filter on it. But there's multiple segments that feel, oh,
this is like someone did a recording of a VHS
tape and there's some mess of stuff in there. It's
it's really good and so recommended for Halloween. Twenty two
of the Ring. So we're getting in the twenties now,
so we're talking about that earlier. Yeah, this one, I
would I really love the movie twenty one oddity I
don't think it's that scary, to be honest.
Speaker 5: It was pretty scary, really okay, yeah, thing and like
the ghosts topping up.
Speaker 1: There's just a lot of downtime on audity though. That's
why I thought would affect the heart rate, right, because
I just feel like it's a really slow burn one.
But yeah, I want to watch it again, but I
reckon it's it's a good one.
Speaker 3: So well, it came out in the last year, so
it's where it belongs. Apparently.
Speaker 1: Insidious two So we're in the top twenty now, so
we've hit the seventies. The Autopsy of Jane Doe at nineteen,
A Quiet Place, Part two at eighteen, so we're getting
into the top eighteen. We're talking Part.
Speaker 3: Two higher than part one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think I like them equally, but I think
part one is scary because the unknown and yeah, the
kids and stuff. Seventeen the bobb a Duke.
Speaker 5: I like that.
Speaker 2: That's a good one.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, sixteen paranormal activity. I can't. I can't have
that high. That's pretty hard.
Speaker 4: No, that's awful.
Speaker 1: This is high, but I could see being higher for me.
The Descent at fifteen, that's one that's maybe a personal
one because I don't like small spaces.
Speaker 2: So the fact that cave cave, crawling cave, I remember
the trailers terrified me for that I've never seen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, it's.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's scary. It's yeah, I'm scared of small places.
And then also monsters on top of that, so it's
not a good time. April. Have you've ever seen the
second one? Because last year I think I started like
five minutes of it. I kind of okay, so I'm
not missing Okay, uh this I don't know? The Dark
and Wicked at twelve when the first ones for.
Speaker 2: The tie, isn't that mic Savy movie?
Speaker 1: Let's see. Oh okay, I've seen this poster. I think
it can that here. It's on Netflix. Because I've seen
this poster.
Speaker 5: I feel like I watched on each other. It's kind
of bleak.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, looking blank. Yeah, I feel like Taylor must
have saw this poster before he made the adrenal crone
poster was burning his head. Very similar scholar scheme and stuff.
But okay, what is this? Is it like a possession movie?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Okay, thank you, good okay, okay. And then so the
second one in the twelve slot, it follows, which I
can buy until the third. I think there's some scary
stuff you know that first time there? Yeah, big tall guy, right,
people always heard him. And then number two, the Conjuring two,
So number there you go, number two. The sequel of
the Conjuring Number two is in twelve spot. Sorry yeah, yeah, yeah,
sorry sorry yeah, the Conjuring sequel at twelve Hell House
LLC eleven, which I like, but I.
Speaker 2: Wait, it's the three way time.
Speaker 1: Sorry. Those last three Conjuring two, It Falls, and Dark
and Wicked were the twelfth place tie.
Speaker 2: So perfectly scary movies equally scary movies, Ok, all should.
Speaker 1: Be perfectly all with the tie score of seventy four,
which I don't know how this happens because The Descent
also has a seventy four, but it's not that tie.
Speaker 3: So the decimal gat to the point zero zero.
Speaker 1: And even Hell House and the number ten had the
same score. But yeah, like you said, must be that.
But hell yeah, I don't know. Maybe it's just because
I just saw off the first and last year. Maybe
APLE talked it off for me. I enjoyed it, but
I just I don't know. But fair enough it has
people's like is going.
Speaker 4: On, uhteen ghosts has to be on this list.
Speaker 1: It is not, as we're in the long ten, it
is not. H so we're in the top ten now,
so top So here's a big jump though. Number ten
is seventy five and then the tenth or number one
is ninety six. So, like we said, it's a big
a big big jump.
Speaker 3: Betweenase we were saying is he's got to be some
some absolutely terrifying movies. Then like like thank you scream
every two minutes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, the for and the top four have nineties. Okay,
so starting off the top ten talk to me? So
I got that going on wouldn't be a top ten
or for me, but I could see somebody maybe putt
in the top.
Speaker 2: Ten deserves to be in the top fifteen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that sounds like a slide.
Speaker 2: You though it's a compliment, but I'm on this list.
It's getting to fail for me. I haven't heard the
top whole thing, but oh just you wait.
Speaker 1: Yeah, uh number nine The Exorcism Emily Rose. I've not
seen it in long time. Not comment, but brilliant.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's probably one of my favorite exercise films.
Speaker 5: Yeah, more than they though.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I heard a lot.
Speaker 3: Of good things about it when it came out, like
people were shocked that it was that good because a
lot of Exorcist movies before that were crap.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, is that the one with Jennifer Carpenter?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: Yes, Okay, I gotta check it out a Carpenter So,
and then you got the one two poual of eight
and seven smile and then smile too, which I can
agree with that order. I can agree with the order
of smile to being better smile one. I don't think
they should be anywhere in the top smile to someone
wanted to les. If someone want to a case we're
smiled to, I get hear them all. Smile one. I
could never hear anybody out because I I liked it
a tad better rewatching.
Speaker 3: But to me that was a very I actually liked smile.
I heard you guys crap on it a lot, and
I thought, oh.
Speaker 5: Here we go.
Speaker 3: But you know what, it's actually a pretty damn good
like representation of what it's like to have like severe anxiety,
and I liked it for that that that angle of it,
like how she was going through like the trauma from
her past, and seeing that represented in like jump scares.
It wasn't been annoying.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I think that's one of my problem. Yeah,
it just spammed the jump scare because sometimes I feel
like it's like, okay, if you take this out and
then I do like a good dream sequence. But then
it got to that point where almost every big thing
that has happening is like, guess what. That didn't actually happen.
Speaker 5: It's like, okay, I did that way more than the
first one it did.
Speaker 1: But I guess because overall I found it scary, and
I think they did pull back on the jump scares,
and plus like what's her name?
Speaker 3: She was given a fantastic name of Scott, oh Jack, Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: Scott, Yeah, that was fantastic.
Speaker 2: So he was social. Was the first one next to
each other?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I guess people just feel similar, which is odd.
But we'll have to see the third one gets in there.
Uh number six. I agree this choice hereditary. Just again,
I think because you got shock value in there. I imagined,
like the car scene, lots of heartbreats go up and.
Speaker 4: And I think, to me, even some that's scariest part.
Speaker 1: Well, what about the the ending though, Carl third a
scary what happened?
Speaker 4: There was just a girl up in the corner, and
I'm starting out.
Speaker 8: Was that.
Speaker 1: It's it's no, there's no the cheese greater thing when
the dad goes to burn the book and they think
they got to figure it out.
Speaker 2: And then the kids smashing his face on the desk
like that'll get their heart rate going.
Speaker 4: I think that's what scared me more so.
Speaker 1: This is just a this is just a drama for
you herd it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, that was awful, right, we're talking.
Speaker 2: About the board sequence too, like your heart rate, you know,
but you start to old God was about to happen.
Speaker 4: I remember these guys begging this fell him up, that's it.
I'm gonna have to watch this, and I just sort disappointed.
Speaker 1: Maybe a second watch is needed.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the Hereditary I went and got Leaham out of
his bed and put him in my bed so that I.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I feel like that's a good thing that that
movie has a lot of unpredictable bones. I think that
probably helps with the spikes as well too, like the desk,
like the crawling on the roof. You know number five
you got can drink the first one, So the conjuring
eighty eight, I don't I don't agree with this. Ranking
four is insidious. I would definitely put the Conjuring over
in cities. I think Initious would go further down the list.
I like Insidious, but top ten for me is a
bit of a bit of a jump.
Speaker 3: I I think I liked Insidious more than the Conjuring.
Speaker 1: Is it scarier though?
Speaker 7: But Sheba, come on, but she I don't know that
demon face, that demon face.
Speaker 1: Christ, that's just it's not just terrifying, terrifying.
Speaker 3: You know what, you did more than Darth Maulden in
his one movie though.
Speaker 1: That's true. Yeah, I made serious, okay, and then very
controversial thing in Top three, skin them a rink.
Speaker 3: Oh god, dag it to my heart.
Speaker 8: You know what.
Speaker 3: I'm amazed that their heart rates weren't at zero because
I'm surprised they didn't fall asleep ten minutes into that thing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he loved here, Yes, I saw in the theater.
It was a wonderful atmosphere. I loved it a lot.
And then as soon as it was over, the guy
sitting behind me stood up and said, what the fuck
was that.
Speaker 4: He was?
Speaker 1: He was I take it back.
Speaker 3: It is a terrifying movie because the terror you experience
when you realize, oh my god, this this is the
whole this is the whole movie.
Speaker 2: This, this is it.
Speaker 3: That's all they got.
Speaker 1: How long am I here for?
Speaker 2: Oh no?
Speaker 5: Oh god?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's pretty much like because you Dilien see it,
I would say, it's like you play a horror video
game but nothing scary happens. You're just like, I guess, like,
I don't know, maybe the idea of because there is
images and sounds and things that move, but it just
I just don't think the payoffs there. And also there's
not really a story. I still passed it because I
appreciated it. I liked what they were trying to go for,
but I'll never ever watch Skin of a Ring again.
Speaker 4: It's just and this was top three, Top.
Speaker 1: Three, yeah three, Jesus ninety one, ninety one, Okay. The
number two hosts the Shutter movie a couple of years ago,
open movie where people doing the webcam call like this,
it's number two.
Speaker 3: That's what I thought it was.
Speaker 1: The host No, no, so yeah, that's bunked in hole right, Yeah, yeah, I.
Speaker 3: Was talking about the one from the I was talking
about the one from the Twilight author there the host,
Oh no, with.
Speaker 2: I still have seen the webcam one. I I haven't
seen a pop up on like a streaming service that
I've had, so it's always missed me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, No, it's a good one. It's a really good one.
I don't know if it's top ten, but like I
can find with being top ten, and I think it
is pretty scary, So I don't like I don't know
if it would have made mine, but I'm pretty fun
with on the list. And the number one, which has
one that's before apparently, which I have the facts, is
a sinister at ninety sake, Yeah, which to be that
that makes sense. I just think with it's there's good
there's jump scares, there's the classic things are in the
peripheral that you see after the fact, and it's also
kid Horse. I think it has everything going on. There's
satisfaction going on. Kid pop out of a box for
some reason, I don't know. But so I'm happy with them.
Speaker 3: Whole movies.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the whole movies for sure, especially like the the
lawnmower and everything, the tree, even the way the movie
opens up with the tree and branching and the thing's
going up. So I'm fine that I don't know if
I would have it as my scariest movie of all
the time, but it would be in the conversation actually
for me to put it up there. So it also
won that sensor retains after winning in twenty twenty, So
there you go. Smile franchise becomes the second franchise ever
and the only current franchise to hold multiple spots in
the top ten. Let's see here you had no Friday thirteenth,
which is not surprise. Patrick Wilson holds the record for
most appearance on the list, featuring a wopping seven times
across the quonduring Insidious, So there you go, and then
James Bond at four, Scott Derekson at three feature films,
more than any other director on the list, and then yeah,
and then in the other years, I'm gonna see there's
any difference. Oh man, it's oh, well, that's what they mean.
So sinister is hell.
Speaker 2: It's score almost every year since twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: No, it's not. I don't know what that means.
Speaker 3: That's wrong.
Speaker 1: So in twenty twenty it has it, and then twenty
twenty one it was host, twenty twenty two was host,
and then twenty twenty three and on it's been sinister,
so they.
Speaker 2: See that there's consistency that because some of this list
both smiles top ten back to back. That feels like, Okay,
did the company like pay the well, what's going on here?
Speaker 4: Yeah? I think they have to be on their twenty
They are something that people are testing us.
Speaker 1: All it could be, but like look at twenty twenty,
big fall from Grace theyman Elmstreet's thirteen and then like
in this years as it's like down in the thirties
and stuff.
Speaker 3: But all the new movies that came out since then
repleased it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then here here gow Mike, you asked about
this is how we choose and rate movies. There are
easily hundreds of hormies. Yeah, we got that all over
the world, new heney or being released all time. That means, unfortunately,
it's not possible every horror movie ever made to our panel. Well,
luckily this is where Scareless comes to play. It still
got scareless. Everything's got scared than something on it. Are
Scareless is the list of scariest films taken from critic
best of lists, forums and subrett suggestions. A particular thanks
to our horror community. So there you go, personal and
expert recommendations and of course your feedback. Here's how it
works based on the previous results. The top twenty five
movies are locked in and do not get rescreened unless
a new entry is scary enough to bump them out
of the top twenty five. Okay, the remainder of the
fifty get rescreened alongside our new entries. Any movie which
doesn't make the top fifty is blocked for twelve months,
after which they can be voted back in, and the
scareless only considered as English films. So there you go.
So I guess you can get if you're on the
top fifty, you take a break. And it's kind of
crazy if the twenty five are locked in and don't
get rescreened, because if you've got a new audience, right,
that's kind of that's weird. That doesn't make sense to me.
So it almost doesn't feel.
Speaker 3: Like the winner is yeah, I did a Host be
a Sinister then?
Speaker 1: Based on so here's how the scared list.
Speaker 2: But if Sinister was first, then Host comes out and
it beats Sinister, but then Sinister beats it out again.
How does that happen?
Speaker 1: Based get the most results. The top twenty five movies
are locked in and do not get rescreened, unless, of course,
a new entry is scary enough.
Speaker 2: My question though, how would sinister take it back over?
Speaker 1: Well, but I'm guessing, you know, this is what it says.
What it says unless a new entry is scared enough
to enter the top twenty five. So I'm guessing if
a new one gets the top twenty five, then they
start rescreening the top twenty five.
Speaker 2: Oh. I just read it as like, if one breaks
into that top twenty five, they put it on that
top twenty five, but they don't necessarily rewatch all of them.
Speaker 1: That's what I thought.
Speaker 2: But I guess if that would happen every year, so
wouldn't you just have to do it again? I assume
it would happen every year based on the recency bias.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, look at the top twenty five for
like those previous years.
Speaker 2: I give this list of thumbs down. I dretty decent
outside of the smile double smiles back to back there. Yeah,
over all the lists, I don't know, it feels like
it's missing a lot.
Speaker 3: I just realized evil did arise higher than Evil did remake,
which is n even on there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, don't breathe how Yeah, I give them,
I give them credit for you know, try try. I'm
sure it's a hard thing to do. I'm sure it's
not a perfect math, and there's tough things to do.
And obviously I don't I don't know like who's paying
for this right, Like whose parents? Like it's his money?
Supermarket science of scare, Who is like putting their money
into paying these people see these movies all year round?
So I don't know. I don't know where that comes from.
Like Dylan says, well, I don't know if there's an
art there's no author on the article, Dylan. So I
don't know how we would find these people in contact them.
But we could find them, and then you just can
rail on them a little bit.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't want to do that.
Speaker 4: I've got your back. I'll go at you.
Speaker 2: Okay, sounds good, I'll bring you in. We'll do it
as an Afternat, we'll bring them on. After we'll make
them subscribe to our patren.
Speaker 4: No weed our doors.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we go to their doors, yeah, scare. They also
don't I don't think they said anywhere in here that
the people had to see the movies for the first time, right,
So that's another thing.
Speaker 4: That it's kind of a little Yeah.
Speaker 1: So that's where I almost wonder if, like all these
movies they see and I bet there's a bunch of
people that have never seen Skin of a Rink. I
wonder if that ranks higher because a lot of people
are seeing it for the first time. We're all these
other ones. Yeah, they've already seen or seen one, so
they kind of know what's coming. So that's what that's
a little theory I have where maybe why some of
those newer movies are up high because there's less recency
for the people to see them versus con drink or
even those old ones. Right of Halloween. Halloween can't be
scared at all because that's the movie I watch every
single year for since I've seen it. So it's like, yeah,
I know, kind of front to back almost right. So yeah,
I don't know, but there's your list, there's your science
scare list.
Speaker 3: So it got us talking about it. I did.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was fun. Yeah, thank you for doing the
work out there, you know, but I did ask what
do you because Carl, you gave us some Dylan do
you got any of you're talking about it? Is there
anything else also in the young inner nowadays that you
have and you're scary lists or movies or moments or
even some games. You can shut out TV shows anything.
Speaker 2: I mean, games for sure freak me out a lot more.
I think, maybe not like on average, I guess, but
I don't know. Just Resident Evil seven alone is like goddamn,
I can't even play it, that's how scary it is.
And you have to play it. You can't just have
it on, you have to actually do stuff. I think
that's what makes it like kind of worse in a way.
I think that list at some point had kind of
the scariest ones that come to mind for me. Maybe yeah,
maybe it's missing like an evil dead here or there
that could be a good one. But yeah, I mean,
I like, this is not really my genre. Like it's
definitely become more of a specialty in the GV era,
But man, I've missed something like it. There's probably fifteen,
ohse almost I've never even heard of. So h what
do I know about this list? I know a lot
lesson the study, but yeah, no, I think because the
Shining wasn't on there right.
Speaker 1: Shining was not, which I uh that I can get
because there's that's slow slow burn and it's a long
slow burn too, you know, so like it's not even hereditary,
which is a slow burn. But herd terry is that
two hours or it's like just under two hours?
Speaker 2: Two hours? It's yeah, it is long for sure.
Speaker 1: Before we got the Shining, that's like two and a half, right,
so I can there's a lot of cool it's two
o seven so yeah, it's just just two hours with
the credits that.
Speaker 3: Ever conjuring too, it is like two hours and twenty
minutes too.
Speaker 1: I think that's a long charge of twenty. I like
the movie, but that's little too long.
Speaker 2: Have pooh, blood and honey, it's another big miss.
Speaker 4: I enjoyed that phone. I don't know why, but I
really did.
Speaker 1: Have you seen any other ones?
Speaker 4: No, I've seen it. Actually, there's a couple of ones,
can I There's bomb Mean one, yeah.
Speaker 1: The mean one. Yeah. Next next time we do a
movie night because we're gonna do for how many but
we've done a lot of movie nights. We're gonna watch
the Peter Pan one because they had that one's out now.
Oh yeah, yeah, I don't know what it is, but
there you go.
Speaker 4: Did you watch him till don yet?
Speaker 1: Well you April, you cansume a lot of horror. Yeah,
am gone, I'm just gone.
Speaker 4: He well you hear though he's calling.
Speaker 2: That camera is looking a little picture for sure. He
was saying there was strong wins so maybe uh, telephone
wires are getting blown around.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and then he's watched until dawn.
Speaker 7: Yes, yes, yes, I enjoyed it. Really you enjoyed it?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't like something spell and said.
Speaker 7: You're I think in a good way.
Speaker 3: In a good way, not in a bad way. But
that's did you think it's based on.
Speaker 4: No, that's the thing. I think that's probably why. Maybe
I enjoyed it more. But I didn't play the game,
but it made me want to play the game.
Speaker 3: It's almost nothing like it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, well then.
Speaker 7: The concept was kind of giet.
Speaker 4: I did like the Yeah, I enjoyed the concept.
Speaker 2: I was like, okay, is does the movie at least
have the same characters from the game or just telling difference? Wow?
Speaker 3: The only only reference it's it's one character, like the
narrator from the game is in the movie. And they
also find a way to kind of half ascidly put
in the creature from the game in the movie, kind
of it's not exactly the same thing. Yeah, that's it, right,
that's it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I was just thinking too. We talked about earlier, but
no alien on the list. No, I think every one
of these movies is set on Earth.
Speaker 5: Was there?
Speaker 4: Even the First Terminator is scary than some of those
films or the Thing. Oh yeah, yeah, that is a lot.
Speaker 7: There's some slow burning that but like that Nightmare, feel
like those monsters are worth it, like the Fibrillator.
Speaker 4: Twenty twenty Days of Night Oh I love Three Days
of Yeah, another good film. Yeah, I know it's a
weirdst frey weird best.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, you can think. The more experts than me.
Do you guys give that a thumbs up? Her thumbs down?
Speaker 5: Overall thumbs down, yep. The fact that Texas and the
top ten.
Speaker 7: I give it a thumbs up. I'm gonna be the
the odd man out here. I give it a thumbs up.
Listens for You list made my week. I will say
I'm gonna say that and and I'm gonna say this
because Sinister is my favorite horror movie of all time.
It's either it's a number four, it's either that or
Black Swan. For me, I'd say, like, obviously two very
different movies. But that was kind of the air I
started getting into horror, like, obviously, you guys don't seem
too high in paranormal activity. I wasn't either. It wasn't
that scary, but that kind of got me into it.
And then it was sinister and insidious, conjuring Oculus, Evil
Dead remake like those that kind of era there so,
but I I like, those tapes were seared into my
brain since I since I watched that movie, so that's
easily so. Yeah, honestly, just the pick a loan of
since their number one, I'm gonna give the list that
thumbs up.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah you're back. Yeah. I don't know what happened.
I was everything dropped out, and I was, I don't
know what's going on. Dylan's WiFi, mine's WiFi. At first,
I worry the babies pulled up the router, but.
Speaker 2: Because we'ried there with you gone, if my WiFi dropped again,
then we'd be you guys would be flying high without over.
Speaker 4: One of you.
Speaker 1: Three.
Speaker 4: I haven't gone on for years.
Speaker 1: Speaks fluid Japanese. Oh, what's up? Speaks fluent Japanese when
he calls. Yeah, no I'm not you talk to no
one's calling her. Yeah. They weren't give lists or moments,
and so I got my list. Okay, I was big.
I saw there.
Speaker 5: Okay, I got twenty, so.
Speaker 1: We'll give you thumb.
Speaker 5: Yeah, how did you?
Speaker 1: Did you get a heart beat? Watch you?
Speaker 5: So lots of them are not in English, so that's.
Speaker 1: Fair when I feel like those are usually more scary,
to be honest, they're more like messed up, like the
Suberian film or whatever. So a Serbian film, Yeah, that's
fucking grool. Have you seeing Mike?
Speaker 5: I know about it.
Speaker 3: I read the Wikipedia description of it.
Speaker 5: That's I have a limit and it's over it. Yeah.
Speaker 1: That was just that was one movie I just heard about.
It was that there was Martyrs you heard Martyrs May.
Speaker 3: That's got a pretty brutal ending.
Speaker 1: Oh man, I just feel like that irreversible. And then
the fucking Human Human Centipede were movies that were like
you can't watch them, like when I was like in
middle school, like have you seen this? It was one
of those of like you got to watch it. Honestly, though,
the first thing when I searched, Marles comes with Harry
Potter Wiki martyrs are mas.
Speaker 5: Okay in an American version?
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, okay, fresh ones, Okay, what's your less April?
Speaker 5: Okay, so I have the Descent and then it ras no,
this is yeah, that was first. Sorry, I'm go ahad okay,
and then Erase Her Head, which is the only movie
that gave me nightmares was an adult I will not
watch it again.
Speaker 1: But that movie.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Hereditary, Sinister, the Texas chainsawm Askar Barbarian when evil
lurks speak no evil the original.
Speaker 1: Obviously, yes, yeah, yeah, yeah, the.
Speaker 5: Autopsy of Jane Doe Terrified.
Speaker 1: That was on the list a couple years when I
looked before. Okay, yeah, so they must have changed that
too at some point too, So.
Speaker 5: Yeah, gone a jam, Haunted Asylum, Oddity, Oh, the original Wreck.
Speaker 1: I thought I heard Shrek. So it's like, oh, we
gave that list earlier. Of number three, April's like, oh,
it's not a three for me.
Speaker 3: The Quarantine not a bad English remake.
Speaker 5: I gotta say it's okay, but that's not as good
as Wreck. Yeah hell hell LLC trained to on Event
Horizon Blair Witch Project, The Orphanish and Session nine, The Orphanage.
Speaker 3: That's a good pick.
Speaker 1: That's a good one. It's been ages since I've seen
that one. I got to watch it again.
Speaker 3: Uh yeah, I directed that Jay, but but he's got
an interesting filmography. He did the the pilot for a
Penny Dreadful, which is great, and then he did Jurassic
World Fallen Kingdom.
Speaker 5: And yeah, I didn't know that, that's crazy.
Speaker 1: And then he he did that interesting movie too, when
a monster calls and it's like Felicity Jones, she's going
through like cancer, but they're using like the monsters like
Algory for that.
Speaker 3: That's a great movie. Love that movie.
Speaker 1: I think even recently, didn't he Paint Dravel, But I
feel like he directed. He did.
Speaker 3: He did a Spanish language movie that was about like, oh,
it was nominated for Best Makeup for the Oscars, like
a year ago. I don't remember what it's called. It
was on Netflix, Okay, so.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, right, And that's why did he directed the
first two episodes of Rings of Power as well. That's
the other big one I remember him doing. Yeah, because
I remember it was right after Jurassic World, and they're
like and this is who's draining the first episodes. I
was like, oh, yikes, because Fallen Kingdom is not a
good time.
Speaker 3: So visually it's pretty interesting.
Speaker 2: I like that part of it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just I can't. I can't watch that movie mute.
You know that's the problem, you know.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's a good list. I don't know most of
those movies, so definitely some deep cuts there. I'll have
to revisit Hostel.
Speaker 4: There's one that wasn't on the list either, well even
to that.
Speaker 1: It is and any of that point, like Saw ten
over any like, there's multiple other Saws, so I put
over Saw ten for like scariest, but that that'd be
quite the weekend for someone that's not seen this saw.
I doubt it. They probably did just pick the most
recent ones.
Speaker 3: And we get to do all the conjurings. But only
one saw.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, and it Saw ten, which is like a
redemption story for Jigsaw, you know, so yeah, okay, yeah,
it's a probably like like I have top ten whares,
but I don't have like I guess, I don't know
if there's any movies I've scared me the whole way through.
It's always just like moments like I've talked about this
one before, but Zelda and pet Cemetery always scared me,
which is funny because in the movie they talk about
being a scary moment, but that is frightening to me.
I think as a kid, there's a couple of times
Chucky scared me because obviously being a kid and the doll.
I'm trying to think, like conjuring definitely, like Basheba scares me.
I've said that when they do the whole the clap
game of doubles before and then the cabinet when they
look up top that scary sinister definitely is because of
those tapes. Uh. And that's the thing though, phrase is
like my favorite, but that never like, I don't think
anything's actually scared me. And Freddy maybe the first one
is this. It's definitely when Ron.
Speaker 4: Comes out of the bath. It was I got me
as a kid. That's why I think, you.
Speaker 1: Know, he's still refused.
Speaker 4: He can't get through those Yeah, well he could find
a way.
Speaker 1: Yeah. No. And I was trying to think of like
other ones that I had, But.
Speaker 3: For me, it's I have to go back to when
I was a kid because when I think I mentioned
this in a discord that signs. It was a very
scary one for me. Oh that was good eight years
old to me. The scene.
Speaker 4: He walks past the gift.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's a kid. That scene it was like the
old that the top. I'm sure I had other nightmares,
but I remember having nightmares after watching that scene when
I was a kid. That will always stay in Yeah.
Speaker 2: That was a kid.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hmm.
Speaker 4: There's actually one Sultans there.
Speaker 6: It was like Blair Wat twenty free Aliens the McPherson's
tips or something thing that was called, and it was
just sort of same idea as Blair Whit twenty. It
was like aliens lound that they were filament and they
were running around. That was quick, good but not scary,
but just more like freaked out, same as Blair Witch. Yeah,
but it made it look as if it was all real.
It's like a fine tip footage.
Speaker 1: M Yeah. I think I got to go back and
watch a lot more. And that's probably why with the
VHS movies, I'm watching it because I feel like I
did not enjoy found footage at at a younger age.
I think it's a genre that I appreciate more now.
Especially this Halloween one was great, but I feel like
if I almost would check out if I saw his
found footage. Go, okay, that's that's not one. Not one
for my liking.
Speaker 3: Clover Field was the first one I really liked.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, so sick.
Speaker 3: That's why I like it. It's always moving.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a good one.
Speaker 3: Prefer every including video games. For me, the big one
is Dead Space one. I remember playing that with lights off.
The sounds you'd hear, and like Dylan said, the fact
that with video games you have to keep forcing yourself
to move forward makes it even scarier.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, has tons of jump scares, so that one
would definitely.
Speaker 7: Spike the alien et PT.
Speaker 2: They should put Scarred Me Scarred.
Speaker 7: Me when I was a kid, for sure. I love that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Smith, what's that? I was just looking to see
when I was meth So, go ahead, Yeah.
Speaker 3: I have no idea when it was made. I was
gonna pt PT.
Speaker 2: You know it's available on some old PS fours sitting
around somewhere.
Speaker 9: But yeah, you're twenty twelve, twenty thirteen, I think, yeah, yeah,
that would have been right when I got into a
paranormal activity was kind of the first thing I got into,
and then then PT got into that and then and
I think, what actually one of the first horror movies
I watched with which scared the hell of me, just
the concept, and I didn't know actually now it's kind
of a comedy looking back at.
Speaker 7: It is Teeth. I don't know, you guys see oh yes,
oh yeah, yeah, I watched that when I was younger,
and me and all my friends are watching that one
night and that yeah, that scarred little Charlie for a
long time.
Speaker 1: That wasn't that drama too? Like have you seen teeth?
And people talked about that because I remember around that
time was teeth entire. I think it's called Tiber heard
of that one?
Speaker 2: That's a film right there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's it's like a slash room movie, but it's
a rubber tire. That's like I don't even remember why
it's possessed, like it's been so long, has powers, right, yeah.
Speaker 5: I don't know I ever explained how it got its powers.
It's been a long time since.
Speaker 1: Remember, Yeah, that's forgot something.
Speaker 3: I think they just explained away like one line in
the beginning.
Speaker 1: I think that's all you need, right, you're just there
to see, you know. We went some night swim yeah,
Jennifer's body. I've still never seen it. I'm planning on it.
Something I just never came across, Like I think when
it came out, I didn't think it looked good. But
over the years I've heard it praise and I've always
wanted to check it out. But at some point, because
I know today they were talking about that they got
a strip sequel, which it feels like, I don't know,
maybe a little late, like I don't know how that's
going to perform in two theand like twenty five to thirty.
I just I don't know. Maybe maybe there's some Solis
before it. I don't know. And that's where it's like,
I guess there's always a way to bring back the monster,
right because I'm I don't know if she dies or whatever,
but like, is is there a way you can bring
back Bigan Fox and stuff?
Speaker 3: I don't remember enough for that.
Speaker 5: There you go, maybe Okay, somebody I figure something out.
Speaker 1: I could see that going to like yeah, yeah, I
could see it go.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna say it's the bigger name now anyways, so
you get her back.
Speaker 1: For absolutely, She's just supposed to gain nominated for an
Oscar this year. For whatever that scene movie is that.
Speaker 3: I can't wait that. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I literally just saw an ad for it, like it's
now screening here and I thought, of Mike, I'm like, oh,
it wasn't anywhere we are might go?
Speaker 3: Uh, I can't even remember what it's called the Testament
of an I think.
Speaker 1: Oh God, already that title, the photos and it's all musical.
That's when I might skip. I just don't know at
the time.
Speaker 3: And that's from the people who brought you The Brutalist though, come.
Speaker 2: On, yeah, I like the brutaliss like I didn't love
it though, where Mike I didn't a Brutalist.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Brutless is great.
Speaker 1: It's that great though, where the team's gonna get your
run to anything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a musical, although I haven't heard, Like, I
don't know what the songs are gonna sound like, so
it could be awful. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think you should be good. But you excited, Mike,
You're not too far from wicked. What's the actual date
on that thing again?
Speaker 3: November twenty first, Oh, so less than a month. Yes, wow,
got my tickets for the Saturday.
Speaker 1: Okay on Thursday.
Speaker 3: Now I want to see you with my family and
we have to find the time and when it was free,
so Saturday.
Speaker 1: Wow, that's fair.
Speaker 2: That must be hard.
Speaker 1: I wanted your take is when we talked on the
discord about the uh uh Coleman Domingo being the Lion,
you just said interesting. So it's like, why, I was
just kidding because I feel like interesting implies like maybe
not saying you're against it, but it's like it was like, oh, hell.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's interesting because like you remember the when those
Star Wars the single Maturity came out and they had
just like celebrities like Daniel Craig and those roles. Yeah,
it's gonna be like that.
Speaker 1: You think you're just gonna have a couple of lines
and me it pretty much. But what it's the movie.
They could change some stuff, make it longer.
Speaker 3: They could, though I'm not sure they're going to add
in a twenty minute long extra monologue for the Lions, so.
Speaker 1: It's Coleman Domingo though, lots of money they could, you know,
is it gonna Is it gonna take down the scuore
at all? These rumors about ai God, what's her name?
Who is Dorothy? Back in the day, Why am I
forgetting Judy Garland right, yeah, well is that gonna hurt
your score at all? Ai? Judy Garland pops up to
drop a coal lines.
Speaker 2: Well, he likes Brutalist. That's an AI movie right.
Speaker 1: Here, Fire stars.
Speaker 3: Again, it will depend on how her role is in
the movie, and if it's like what isn't the play,
it shouldn't be a big factor.
Speaker 1: Okay, but if it's like a full twenty thirty minutes
added Dorothy's story, and.
Speaker 3: That will severely impact my score.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, I think you're good. But I just feel
like the part two is a little more riskier, and
I just wonder, and are you fine it's being the
part two?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: I mean gonna watch it right now.
Speaker 3: So but answer a question. Yeah, because with other part twos,
like with Mission Impossible and all the others, those are
not like based on anything, so they're adding the part
two for no reason, whereas over here there is more
story left. So it makes sense that the part two
is like with Lower of the Rings, you know, they
filled them all in the row, so they had the
whole thing mapped out. So in those cases, I feel
like it's a lot better.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it makes a lot of sense.
Speaker 7: No, I'm excited, and I've my whole life and not
liked any musicals like whatsoever. And I went into this
one kind of not expected to like it very much,
and I had a great time.
Speaker 3: So I'm honestly that's the best reviews I hear from people,
just when they say they hate musicals, but damn it,
they have to admit which it's pretty good. No, yeah,
I dug it. I dug it.
Speaker 4: I tried watching it and I couldn't.
Speaker 7: Well was it wait, are you not a musical guy?
Speaker 2: Or the well was the musical to you, Carl? Or
do you think it's a different genre.
Speaker 6: I didn't get far an offend to judge it. I
just I think I got ten fifteen minutes. I'm just no,
I come to it.
Speaker 4: Oh, I like musicals. I do like musicals.
Speaker 6: So I literally went to see the Rocky Hart Picture
Show a couple of weeks ago, and e's awful though
the people are performing, but or than not, they generally
love the show.
Speaker 4: Was awful.
Speaker 3: You generally like the Wizard of Odds stuff? Or is
that not?
Speaker 4: Yeah? I do, yeah, citiard of all, so, I just
can't get into it. For some reason. I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's hard to know what's gonna make Carl tick.
Speaker 3: Yeah, hard to predict.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's fair.
Speaker 3: The first ten minutes has probably the most like for
people who don't like musicals, is probably the most annoying song.
So once you get past that, it gets a lot better.
Speaker 4: After Okay, well I'll try it again, just free. Yeah, Well, because.
Speaker 3: We'll infect everyone, I will get everyone to watch Wicked.
Speaker 2: Do you think the sequel is gonna have the same
like Oscar buzz level that.
Speaker 4: The first one.
Speaker 3: That's the question, because there's one of two paths. Either
it's not as good as the first one and it
gets completely ignored, or it's as good as the first
one and all the attention the first one got but
didn't win anything. The second one will actually get the
wins for it.
Speaker 2: Oh you think so?
Speaker 1: Yeah, But see, people told me that was gonna happen
with Dune two, and that didn't happen, you know, with
the Oscars, because.
Speaker 3: They announced done three. They couldn't they with Wicked. That's it.
They can't ever reward it ever again. That's it.
Speaker 1: That's true. Yeah, I feel I feel like I don't know.
I guess I need to see more of these, because
I just feel like I'm starting to get the five
that this year is going to be more competitive than before.
I still even get the Best Picture norm unless it's
like really underwhelming, but some of those other categories, like
one battle after another is going to take up a
bunch of stuff, you know, like for acting and everything.
Speaker 3: So I think Actress and Best Supporting Actress should be
pretty locked. It's all the and for the best costumes
best Yeah, they're gonna have.
Speaker 5: A those, oh for sure, costumes, production design Apparently.
Speaker 3: The production design is incredible in Frankenstein, but with Wicked
they are. There's two original songs, so they could be
two in that category, which is locause.
Speaker 7: Last year, the center songs.
Speaker 5: Is gonna take it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I would not be surprised.
Speaker 4: I still need to watch it, you're right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't see it either, yeh. Yeah, I've watched
for the end of the year.
Speaker 3: It's a fun time.
Speaker 4: Yeah. But yeah, so I keep here, so we're gonna
have to.
Speaker 3: You might hate it, girl, I love it, though, he
might love yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Like if anybody watched Fox Mockina, yes, yes, yeah, I
love that show.
Speaker 4: Yes yeah, yeah, I love it.
Speaker 3: But you watch the sequel show, well not sequel, but
like same like cast but in a different story. The
Mighty Name.
Speaker 4: I'm dying for it. I'm dying for it. Yeah, I
love it. I'm Sconling. That's my boy.
Speaker 3: Everyone loves Scandling, this Spanish boy.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you've never heard any of this
on Netflix.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, Prime, speaking of Prime Animation, April, are you
a psych for Has Been Hotel? Season two?
Speaker 1: I am?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: What are these titles?
Speaker 3: You guys are going out here?
Speaker 5: I mean I only watched it because of Mike.
Speaker 1: So oh see, that's how much I knew about it.
Has been like A has been like h a s
and then been like your has been a hockey. But
now I see it's has been Okay.
Speaker 3: It's an R rated, raunchy musical comedy. It's great.
Speaker 1: He had me, He had me to the ninth in there.
Speaker 3: If you want to watch it all, if you want
to watch it like it's on Amazon Prime, if you
want to watch it like it's like a it's like
a Disney Princess movie, except the princess ses fuck every
five minutes. It's great.
Speaker 1: It looks great that I like this pitch of them
trying to like Hell's over populate, it's in this hotel,
like it all sounds great, but then you said the
M word, and I'm a little bit more selective. I'm
better nowadays.
Speaker 5: It's what the songs are so good though?
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, sure, yeah, I'm gonna watch about molest Nice.
Speaker 3: Nice, give some feedback on Discord.
Speaker 1: I just feel like April, it's like me saying you
should watch football because the games are so good, you know,
like it, like I believe you that the songs are
good and that's why you enjoy them. But does that
mean they're good for me? I don't know.
Speaker 3: It also got a good story too. The animation is nice.
It's a two four actually made it.
Speaker 1: Okay, there you go.
Speaker 3: And it was the highest rated most watched Amazon animated show.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, right, that's.
Speaker 3: Yep, higher than higher than Invincible, higher than what else
they got Batman, Kip Proceder.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, in the Galaxy basically.
Speaker 4: I did.
Speaker 1: I'm waiting for season two that they said would come
this year, and there's I think we finally got some
news about last a couple of weeks ago, and they're like, oh,
the Joker is going to be different than you're seen before.
I'm like, yeah, it's usual what happens with the Joker,
Like he's a pretty mallable character. I want like a
date or like a queues quarter.
Speaker 3: Usually it's about a year and a half for all
the Amazon animated stuff.
Speaker 1: I feel like, Okay. Then I think if they let slip,
then they were wrong. I think they maybe they're hoping
for this year. They got a calm com once they're like,
oh this then twenty twenty five.
Speaker 3: But because Invincible was like three years between season one
and season two, but.
Speaker 1: Now they're saying it's gonna be quicker. But yeah, Mike,
you think both. You think the actress and support actress
are locked for Wicked Part two.
Speaker 3: See, I've heard a lot more for the actor and
supporting actor categories than the actress and supporting actress. So
I feel like until a year, I have not But
I hear that the actress in that is is very good,
but she's the one. Yeah, yeah, yeah, well do both
of them? Isn't there two actresses in there that are
very good?
Speaker 1: Well, there's three, but Regina Hall is not going to
chase it. I would like Tianna Taylor to get in there.
I really like the performance, but I don't know if
it's gonna happen. I just want to because I just
feel like if the movie for Wicked too, if it's
not strong as the first one, I feel like they
they kind of sometimes all those above the line ones
like we nominated before, we're gonna give it to a
man of siafred or we're gonna give it to this
new bee chased Infinity, you know, like they might go like,
do we have to nominate this again?
Speaker 7: You know the Stone's gonna get it for I was
just about to ask, I think she has a chance.
I think she has a chance.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I haven't heard a lot of the buzz for it,
so yeah, I.
Speaker 7: Have so many questions about the movie itself.
Speaker 3: I have no idea.
Speaker 2: Kinds of Kindness get any no. And that's my hold
that because I feel like, like kinds of Kindness Part
two to.
Speaker 1: Me, yeah, because the thing that will help us isn't
centered just on this story. We're kinds of Kindness is
a bunch of different stories. But because he did that,
the favorite she like a bunch of people got nominated
and Olivia Coleman won, and then Poor Things happened. But then,
like I'm with Mikero, I just I haven't heard that
same amount of hype. I think she get in one
of the fifth slots. I'm very excited to see it
next week, but I don't know if she's when I
can't remember who, like the front runner is right now.
There's somebody that let me pull gold Derby here in
a second, they called Derby's popping off nowadays, gold Derby,
that's like the Oscar predictor. It's like all the so
that's like yeah, so it's like all the critics they
take their reviews and then they put in they it's like, okay, Dylan,
here's all the things you've seen, rank who you would
put best actor, and then it's like a an average
of what you think is going to be happening. Yeah,
and I don't think and none of these people can vote, right,
So that's something, right, that's Jesse Buckley for him. Knit Yes,
that's what I keep hearing about, which I'm not looking
forward to watching. It doesn't look like a Traves movie.
But emistone's currently right fourth right now, that's where I
feel like I feel like she's gonna get in there.
Cynthia is at three, and then oh yeah, Rennette rens
Vy for Cinema Values at two, and then Rose Burn
for If I had legs, I'd Kick You, which I've
heard lots of good stuff about that very title. Yeah,
and the lead actor right now is Leo Toothy showing
me Jeremy on and white. That's not gonna happen, Michael B.
Jeorge will No, I don't.
Speaker 7: Think where's Dwayne. Where's Dwayne?
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's not on there for the he's not even
the top five.
Speaker 7: I would actually I would consider him. He was fantastic,
He really was.
Speaker 2: I was he fantastic though relative how he normally is
or was he?
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, he was fantastic and relative I say. The
only thing that happens is sometimes the accent slips a
little for him. Sometimes he sounds exactly like Dwayne Johnson,
like okay, so yeah, I know, and that's why I there.
I'm not saying he should win, but there's some there's
some good stuff.
Speaker 7: Promotional stuff surprised me, like he nailed it, yeah, crying
and stuff.
Speaker 5: Like he's not usually good so oh hey, he's.
Speaker 1: Great in paint and game painting. Gain he's fantastic. He
to me, he should have gotten nominated for Best Supporting
back then.
Speaker 3: I know people, that's the thing. He's not the street
man in the in the Painting Game, He's he's the
sside character that helps.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and he to me, he should have Like if
down he can get nominated for Trolick Thunder, he should
have got for Painting Game. I'm gonna look who got
that year because he not a win. But uh, I
don't think the Springsteen movies happened, and I think I
think the hype has been very.
Speaker 3: The Oscars love nominating actors who play famous singers.
Speaker 4: They love it.
Speaker 3: They love it.
Speaker 1: Not when you're playing out for John Oh God, remind
you of that. That's what I'm saying. They're picky and choosy.
Because here's the thing I'm gonna say something.
Speaker 4: A Hawk, Phoenix, Johnny Kish.
Speaker 1: He fucking won for Johnny Cash. Yeah he won for
you know why. You know why he won, and you
know why Rammy won for Brahim Rap City. People aren't
gonna like this hot take because their stories are interesting.
Ellen John great musician. I've seen a concert. There's not
like a big like Cook like I gotta see that
on John same thing, like the way they're selling this movie.
Speaker 3: It was the best movie of the bunch.
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter for the musical Bible picks it. And
same thing with this you just selling like what's this
movie about. It's about the one album and he wants
it to feel like himself. There's no hook if you're
not a Springsteen fan, like I gotta see what he did?
Were Freddy Mercury right away you're like, okay, I know
what that movie is. Same thing with Johnny Cash went
to prison, Like right away, you're like okay, Like there's
there's so much juice in those stories, and that's what.
Speaker 3: Especially for Rommy, I personal take, I feel like he
should have been disqualified just because he didn't sing his
own songs.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's fair, you have that take. I I was.
I was fine that. I think I still maybe now retroactively,
I can't remember who I picked that year, because Bradley
Cooper was really great and as the Star is born,
I think I was just kind of happy with either
of the because right yeah, it was a three way race.
It was him, Rammy and then it was bail for
John McCain, who I actually.
Speaker 3: Dick Cheney.
Speaker 1: Sorry, McCain and McCaine that I'm not that yet. Yeah
he did that too, No, Dick Cheney. I get why
they didn't. Very political, but Bail is really scary. Good advice.
He's like you can't even see him honestly the makeup,
but just like the performance. But I if for you
the scene was a problem, I wouldn't like push back.
I get it. He didn't say. That's That's where I
think Jerrem Allen. Why could get to Egerton? I think
he could. He could not get the know him at all,
and they'll throw it in.
Speaker 2: I don't know Jeremy singing, Yeah he is, Yeah, he.
Speaker 1: Sounds pretty good too. He don't look like Bruce. He
just looks like Jeremy and White. They threw zero prosthetics
on the man, like didn't do anything.
Speaker 3: So he looks good.
Speaker 2: It's hard to hide him, I guess.
Speaker 1: But yeah.
Speaker 3: Also, it feels like the movies where the like person
that's based on is involved in it get less attention
than the ones where the person's like dead or not
involved at all.
Speaker 1: Well, if the person's dead right away, that ups your stock.
I hate to say that too, but Ellen, John Bruce,
I'm serious, there's still there's still around you know where.
I guess still last year comes aways because what Timmy
and the Bob Dylan pick got nominated a bunch. So yeah,
I'm actually don't think the Bruce one's gonna at all
because they're like, yeah, we did this last year. We
got to give it to somebody else, you know, twenty
fourteen oscars. I'm just trying to back up my claim
for the rock and best supporting and see if I'm
right or not.
Speaker 7: But has anyone seen Old Boy or Good Boy?
Speaker 1: Sorry?
Speaker 7: Good Boy.
Speaker 1: Movie?
Speaker 7: Old Boy popped up on a trailer.
Speaker 2: I haven't heard of that one? What's that one?
Speaker 7: Good Boy?
Speaker 4: The Dog? The Dogs?
Speaker 1: I don't know if you've heard of.
Speaker 7: It's a it's a horror movie. Basically, it's a haunted
It's like a spirit is haunting this owner. And it's
from the dog's perspective, basically, it's it's very good. It's
unutes long, right, yeah, yeah, yeah, it's a short one.
But do we and I I don't know, I haven't
seen very many like Dog? Do we need an honorary
award at least? Like if we're not going to give award?
That was the best thing I've ever seen. Yes, yes,
this was the best one I've ever seen. Like I
was blown away, Like every scene, I was like, how
are they getting this dog to do this?
Speaker 3: I mean, look, they weren't even given I'm gonna say
they won't even give it to Andy Serkis for playing
you're going to go to an animal.
Speaker 1: I say we should get mocap in there first, because yeah,
next year we get casting director.
Speaker 4: So that's kind of top ai.
Speaker 1: Yeah that yeah, that's coming in ten years. Yeah, but
then in two years they are doing stunts. That's happening.
So unfortunately, why why why.
Speaker 2: Does it take three years to get ready to do that?
Speaker 1: I guess they like do the qualifications and who could
vote in the voting, because I think they are gonna
have like the stunt crew people vote on it, and
I think they're probably gonna do like we want you
to have this amount of credits and this amount of time.
But you know, Cruise is just waiting whatever movie he has.
He's gonna hold off till that's.
Speaker 2: He's like, I'm aging every day here and I don't
know how much more time I have to get.
Speaker 1: This, but he will Sacker. He's never won an Oscar.
So he's gonna go for that stunt.
Speaker 2: In my sky to get that war.
Speaker 1: Yeah, if he dies, it's a shoeing.
Speaker 4: There's fairness anybody.
Speaker 3: I mean, he might be given to a lot of
people if he dies, though, is that like a proof
that it was a bad stunt?
Speaker 1: That's true.
Speaker 3: You could make that argument that it would think he
was just really committed to the bit.
Speaker 1: They would take, yeah, that approach that he died for
his art. But you know, so I take it. Twenty
fourteen was a really bad year because Best Supporting Actor
winner Jared Letto, Dallas Biers Club. He's good nothing there,
but like Michael fast Burn twelve years a slave to me,
way better. You have Brady Cooper American Hustle. You got
Bakahad ab Daari, you know the on the Captain Now,
oh yeah, he should have won for sure. He could
have won too.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Or then Jonahill Wolf Wall Street, which I wouldn't pitch
for a win. He's finally get nominated, but I you know,
it might be hot take. I'm putting the rocks, you know,
paying game performance over Jared Leon Dallas Buyers Club, because
he's just I don't know, he's doing similar stuff. I
don't know.
Speaker 6: I don't like Jared Letto at all. I've seen that
troll and Fellham and no. Still I don't run.
Speaker 4: I just didn't like him in it.
Speaker 1: That's fair.
Speaker 6: I didn't either, you know, and there was too much
of it. I don't know what happened, like he just
turned good too quick and no sense.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I agree, that definitely happened.
Speaker 3: So does it have anything to cause I haven't seen Trons.
Is it anything to do with him being the god
of war in some way? Does aries mean something? Or
is that just a cool name he mentioned?
Speaker 7: He said, Oh, you're named after the god of wars.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just the idea that, yeah, he fights a lot,
like that's what he is. It's just like we have
the main character that fights a lot, give him the
name Arias. But yeah, cool enough. But yeah, it's not
like a big, a big thing in there. Frankenstein makes
it appearance the book, so look forward.
Speaker 2: To that and.
Speaker 1: As Frankenstein, yeah, in tron As.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't think. Honestly, I don't think I'm ever
going to watch the movie. I watched tron Legacy on
a on a cruise ship and I never watched the
first one, and I was barely paying attention. The sound
was good, the score was good.
Speaker 4: That's about it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, no, because he's like doing this thing where
he's like reading in the database and he's like, what
is it here? It's it's the creature feels powerless.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 1: Something he's therefore makes him fearless, and he's like, just
I can't even. I think he's looking through a person's
life and he sees the book Frankenstein on her desk
and he's like, what's this he he looks into and
then that's where it becomes of like the person that's
powerless becomes fearless, and that's what he takes on.
Speaker 4: He does.
Speaker 1: He does turn the corner very easily to become a
good guy. But it's for visuals. It's a it's a
Smorgas boar. It's it's it's good.
Speaker 5: It's fine.
Speaker 1: Then you think you you every thing, even though the
visuals are fine.
Speaker 5: Yeah, what the music?
Speaker 7: I thought, all the lights in this there is some cool.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of effort put in.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, based on the rectresque that surprising you. A
keen running is his name?
Speaker 8: Yeah, directed all the last Pirates movie. But yeah, right now,
so trying to just do that thing where only has
one late night screening each day. So there, it's got
to that point where it's it's gonna be gone. So
I want to see it again. But I don't think so,
and I want you because that thing's never gonna be
re released in the theater, so you.
Speaker 2: Know, but mm hmm, oh, well happy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know what that guy has covered again.
I think there was a rumor he I don't know
if it was fake or not. I kept seeing the
story going around and he's gonna be in the next
Pacific Rim. I don't care about Pacific Rim, so I
didn't look further into him. That was fake.
Speaker 5: I was very concerned.
Speaker 1: So all right, he's in mass of the Universe. He's
playing skeletor always like even like Haunt and Match in
my favorite Disney ride, he's just like, guess what, he's
an automatic. Just when you think everything, yeah, just when
you think he's gone, he comes right back.
Speaker 3: But is he gonna do like the skeleton skeleteral voice.
Speaker 7: Like I'll get you he mad?
Speaker 2: He would love to do that.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, I hope not for the cast sake,
because he would be in.
Speaker 2: Character doing that all Day's trailer.
Speaker 3: He's gonna he's gonna flay himself on Seid just to
be an actual skeleton.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because I don't know what they're gonna do, because
that's they're doing that type of trow where he's on
Earth and they come to him like you're Adam, Like
you're the guy we've been looking for. So I don't
know if they're gonna have like is Jared Letto his
boss who's also like an allegory for skeletor like you
know that type of like like with like literally Wizard
of Oz right, like you know you see them all
and then they are playing the characters like the line
everything isn't like that where Jared Letto is there is
like an evil boss of his and he's skelter in
the other world. Like, I don't know what they're gonna do.
I don't know if he's gonna do full makeup and stuff.
I don't know.
Speaker 3: He proall be the most released.
Speaker 1: Yeah, next year two than twenty six.
Speaker 3: Okay, it's a good director though, isn't it doing that? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Travis Knight, who did Cob and the two Strings and
bubble Bee. Yeah, so I just to me, it's almost
like what I said about Tron is like, I just
don't know if anyone wants that in public day and say,
I'm not a he Man fan, but every hemane fan
I've talked to that's hurt. That pitch is always like, oh, like,
I don't think they want anything to do with like
the first half the movie being Adams in the real
world trying to remember who he is, Like, I just
people don't want it's just like cook, Well, yeah it is.
I love hook so I'll defend that. But that works
good because you have Rob Williams and it's just like
he's charismatic and it worked. I think it works with
Peter Pan, but with Massive Universe in the action, I
imagine it's just probably a budget thing where they're like, hey,
it's he Man. We don't know if anyone wants to
see this.
Speaker 2: Barbie I guess too, Yeah kind of.
Speaker 1: Yeah, or at least that kind of works as they
could do like oh talk about like society and men
versus women. Were like, I don't like, I don't know
what he Man's going.
Speaker 6: To talk, Like, what if it can't be a comedy.
So that's the thing you get away without, but Barbie
with the chokes and stuff.
Speaker 3: But there was a really good animated show a couple
of years ago on Netflix.
Speaker 4: Actually, The Kevin Smith Wall.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the last good thing Tivin Smith did was that
actually and that Mark Hamill. Mark Hamill was the voice
of Skeleton. He was fantastic.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was good.
Speaker 1: I've heard good things the word two seasons.
Speaker 4: Doing a third season, it was like, uh, it was
a made it in the show.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they called it another name. There was only five episodes,
and I don't think it was popular enough for them
to bring it back. Unfortunately.
Speaker 1: Oh not get in the back not Uh yeah, crank,
you're not enjoying your most recent uh.
Speaker 3: Watching Kevin Smith destroy my country? Yeah, I know it's a.
Speaker 1: He love he loves can so yeah, it's all about Yeah,
I don't I don't think if people don't know what,
we're gonna talk about more in December because we're doing uh,
we did a football a Survivor's Pool. Matty loves do
Manny loves put us to the ringer every couple of
weeks or something. Mad He has like, oh let's do
this and then we do it and now I have
to watch Tusk again, so you had to watch. It's
a Kevin Smith movie where Justin Long is kidnapped and
turned into a walrus. That's the whole movie. It's just
like a body whore.
Speaker 3: Oh I wish that was the whole movie. There's another
stuff on there, but it is the most infuriating part
of it.
Speaker 1: Okay, fair enough, that's that's part of the that's that's
the main crux of the movie. Because Kevin Smith had
this idea he's gonna call like the Northwest Trilogy and
it's gonna be weird horror movies set in Candon because
he loves Canada. And then the second movie is called
Yoga Holser is where it's a bunch of it's these
two girls that are like gas like seven eleven workers
and for some reason, like little Nazi brought worst come
to life and try to like recab it. Austin Butler's
in it. Yeah, Lily Rose Death is in it as well. April.
Have you seen these? You must have seen these.
Speaker 5: I haven't seen Yoga.
Speaker 4: Oh, that's certainly take Kevin Smith movies. I haven't seen.
Speaker 1: Oh, you should change that. Carl you would do you
think hereditarily fun? I like Tusk enough.
Speaker 3: The first half tricks you into thinking the rest is
going to be good, and then as soon as Johnny
Depp comes in, it is just completely downhill.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's a lot going on there.
Speaker 4: Clerk's phrasing my top five.
Speaker 1: Okay, I've not seen any of the newest of those
because I just haven't got around to it. And I
keep telling myself, I want to do like a rewatch
of all the stuff before I get there, because I
haven't seen.
Speaker 6: That very rare fella can make me cry over and
over again by watching them. And that's still those every time.
Speaker 1: Okay, I did lie, I saw whatever the last Jay
and Silent Bob was. I know they're doing another one,
but I saw that one. Yeah, I saw that because
Affleck wasn't that And when I heard they were back,
he goes like, Okay, I want to see what they
do together. It's a fun scene.
Speaker 3: So well, the thing is that that that movie worked well.
It was It was fun because it felt like you
were seeing like a bunch of characters he hadn't seen
a long time, but now he did that. He did
Clerks three, so if he keeps. I mean, that's the
well he's good in, so I understand why he keeps
going back to it. But at a certain point, the
emotion you get from it is going to start to
run out you.
Speaker 4: Keep doing it.
Speaker 1: Well, I think it's the tough thing for him though,
because also he did some TV direction. But I think
the tough thing for him is he wants to make
these movies. But I think, like the Yoga Hosers and
the Tusks, I don't think they did the greatest. So
I think that's why, because I don't know. I said
this in the discord he planned to make a movie
called Moose Jaws and literally he was just gonna remake Jaws,
but with the moose. Yeah, but with the moose. But
I think because the way Yoga Howsers did, I think
that's why he's doing Clerks and Jane Soundbod because people
do still pay to see those. They'll come out to
see that. Where because he won't work with studios. He
hasn't worked with studios since cop Out because he he
said this was an awful experience, So you want, yeah,
which he wants to do his own indie stuff, But
then I think he want to do some weird stuff.
I don't know if people other than it's real, real
hardcore based Doug Hosers and I just found out.
Speaker 3: That in between I think it was between Yoga Hosers
and Clerks three, or in between Jansun and Bob, he
did a movie that was an NFT. Oh it was
called Kilroy Was Here or something like that, and they
released it as like five five thousand NFTs that they
sold and it was like an hour long little like
horror movie.
Speaker 1: Oh geez it?
Speaker 4: Did that fell on the swell? The four twenty? Maybe
I enjoyed it. It was okay, something special but fun.
That's the last one, yes, last one?
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, I got to see that too. But yeah, NFTs,
what a weird time. I'm kind of happy that's over
of every company just pushing NFTs. I'm very happy. I
have receipts somewhere where Taylor tried to push us on
NFTs and no one for that. We're like, no, we're not,
We're not going down there because I don't hear anybody
talking on NFTs now, Like, look at this exclusive digital
thing I own.
Speaker 3: Oh, they're still doing it in video games. I think
you'd be Soft released a couple of NFT games not
too long ago.
Speaker 1: Good on them, good on them. Oh there you go,
we will end it off. You're now in a little overtime,
so yeah, thank you us for joining. It was fun
going down That's scare list to see uh everything and
uh you know if again you know, sorry Scare Center,
Scare Science that we didn't approve of all of them,
but we appreciate you for doing your work. And uh,
I hope you guys have some good Halloweens and watching
them with scary movies and whatnot. And uh yeah, no,
thank you very much for joining us. A good time
and uh happy Halloween. Enjoyed that and talk to you
guys soon.
Speaker 4: I guess.
Speaker 7: Yeah, thanks guys.
Speaker 2: Halloween by