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[upbeat music] Fear Chat: Everything Horror and More.

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What's up, y'all? Welcome to Fear Chat. And tonight you got, uh, Jeremy and Antonio and me, Biggz. We gonna talk about, um, some, uh, genre-bending horror flicks.

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And when I say genre bending, I mean they're not necessarily your average, uh, like what's the, uh, stabbed and killed and cut throats and all that shit. It's gonna be [laughs] a little bit of, uh, everything.

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And like I give you an example on the ones I came up with, and I thought this was good, and I don't even particularly care for this actress, and that would be Jennifer, uh, Lopez. She's a good actress though.

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But The Cell, and it came out in 2000. To me, that was, that was genre bending because, like, it was almost like watching Alice in Wonderland coupled with The Matrix [laughs] Mm-hmm...

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coupled with a slasher flick, you know. And it was, it was... And the, the way it looked was just fantastical, I guess, is the best way to say it. Have you ever seen The Cell, Jeremy? I watched it a couple years ago.

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It was fantastic. I love that movie. What about you, Antonio? Yeah, I watched it a few times. I just really don't remember exactly what all went on in the movie.

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The plot of it was she was a detective, and she had to get into this, the inside of a serial killer's mind in order to find the last victim that, uh, somebody had had, and they died. Or no, the guy who...

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I think the guy who had them captured had died or some shit like that. But she had to go...

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They had this cerebral thing where they could, like, hook into other people's brains and like, almost like they were in a coma, but they can go inside their mind and, and learn shit from them, and that's what was, that's what was amazing about this.

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'Cause when she went into dude's head, she saw all the things that he saw. Like, there was a scene in it where they had a horse, and they took a giant slabs of glass and sliced the horse up.

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That was- And then separated... freaky. Yes. Mm-hmm. It was wild as hell. So it was just stuff like that in that movie in particular. That was a really good one for me. I enjoyed the shit out of that movie.

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And like I said, I'm not a crazy Jennifer Lopez fan. She's a great actress, but this was one of her better movies for me. I liked it. What's one you got, uh, Jeremy? Well- Either or. You got- I've... Okay, yeah.

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It's a movie, um, horror movie from comedian/actor Jim Carrey. Okay. But he's playing in s- a role that you wouldn't think he'll play. It's called 23. I've never heard of that. Ooh, that's a good one. Is it?

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It's a good one, yeah. Tell me what that's about 'cause I don't know if I'd be familiar with it. Well, Jim Carrey is, like, a writer of some sort, some sort. Mm-hmm.

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And he goes into this room, in this hotel room, if I can remember. Uh-huh. Uh, it's been, like, a couple years since I watched it. But, um, he end up getting effectuated with this number, 23. Oh, yeah.

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I do know exactly what you... But go ahead. Tell, tell him about it. And- I know what you're talking about... but everything that number represents is, he sees it in everything. In everything, yeah.

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And he just come obsessed with the number. Yeah. Like- I remember that movie. Yeah. I think I seen it once, but I couldn't begin to tell you everything about it.

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But I do remember seeing him lose his mind because everything was connected to that number. Yeah. And he couldn't get away from it. Mm-hmm. And that was, that was interesting. That's a great twist at the end.

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I absolutely- Yeah... adored the way that ended. I can't remember it. Dang, y'all have to refresh my memory. [laughs] Spoiler. Like, what happened at the end? [laughs] I can't remember myself. He's- You remember?...

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trying to find this killer. Mm-hmm. I think his wife died. Some- somebody died. Mm-hmm. And I'm, I'm pretty sure that he was the killer. Okay. And the number led him to this book. Mm-hmm.

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And that book leads him to the spot where he buried this person. Oh wow. That is a great ending. I'm pretty sure that's the way it ends, but it's been a minute. That's insane. It's been several years.

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Yeah, I do remember that movie 'cause I remember it being in a, a departure in his character- Yeah... that he played.

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Almost like when he did The Cable Man, 'cause that could almost double as a, uh, as a thriller 'cause he was cra- you ever seen that? I've never seen The Cable Man. Yeah. He was nuts in that movie. The Cable Guy.

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It's The Cable Guy. Cable Guy, thank you. That was very creepy, creepy. I've, I've seen clips. I remember that was with Jim Broderick. It was a good movie, yeah. Yeah, it was very creepy- So-... 'cause he come-...

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comedy thriller. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, 'cause he came off really, really harsh and strong and, uh, overbearing as The Cable Guy, and it was really, really creepy.

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As a matter of fact, uh, a good friend of yours [laughs] Jeremy sings that song that he sung by the, uh, was it Jefferson Starpl- Starship, uh, Somebody Love.

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He sings it, and he has this really shaky goat-like voice [laughs] when he does it. And yeah, that just popped in my head. But anyway, uh, what's one you got, Jeremy? I really enjoyed, uh, Sunshine.

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Have you guys seen that one? I have not seen it. It came out in, I think, 2007. Mm-mm. Uh, it's got Cillian Murphy, who's in that. Mm-hmm. Cillian Murphy, Chris Evans, Michelle Yeoh. Mm-hmm.

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And the sun is dying, and so, so as this really nice sci-fi flick. Mm-hmm. And then they're, they have to go to the sun, drop this big atomic payload- Mm-hmm...

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and leave everything off on Earth, their families, because the sun i- is dying. The whole Earth is freezing. Right. And they have to find this other ship that went first. Mm-hmm.

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And it turns into this thriller horror- Really?... twist at the end. Uh, it was absolutely awesome. I have never heard of that.

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You think it's this regular sci-fi, and turns into this really great thriller horror- Really?... movie at the end. What's it called again? Sunshine. You ever, uh, you never heard of it? No, I haven't heard of it.

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I haven't either. I need to check that out, 'cause I- Oh, five stars. Really? Cannot recommend it enough. Huh, I gotta check that out. That's insane.

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Uh, especially since it's one that I've never heard of, and that's rare for me, and really for Antonio. [laughs] Yeah. 'Cause he sees everything. Y'all have no idea. This man has seen every movie known to God.

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Um, I'll tell you another one that I had that I thought was really good, and that was from 2004. It was Shaun of the Dead. Oh, yes.

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[laughs] Shaun of the Dead, for y'all that don't know, is basically a, uh, Walking Dead-type show. But [laughs] uh, it's... The characters at first are oblivious to what's going on.

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[laughs] All these dead people walking around, and they have no clue what's going on, but they end up getting trapped inside of a pub. And it, it's just, it's comedic, and it's a horror flick at the same time.

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So you get to see people get ripped apart and that kind of thing. But you also get to see, uh, people laugh, making you laugh in their situation even though they're in a dire situation.

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Did you ever see Shaun of the Dead? I, I did, yeah. You did? A couple years ago. It was great. It's funny. It's funny as hell. It's funny. Simon Pegg is in it, and him, him- That's his name, Simon Pegg...

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I can't think of the... Nick? Is it Nick Frost? I can't remember the other guy's name, but they've done a couple of movies together, and that, that one right there was one of my favorites.

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It always, it always had me laughing, 'cause they [laughs] they did some wild shit [laughs] in that movie. What was another one that you had, uh, Antonio? Well, uh, 2308 with John Cusack.

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It's, it's, uh, it's- It's about a hotel room. Yes. 2308. Yes, I have seen that. That's, that's a good one. Yeah. It's good. That is a good movie. And that, like you said, another plot twist was good with that one.

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Tell them kinda the premise of that one. Premise was, you know... It was... John Cusack plays a guy who wants to debunk a lot of the supernatural. Yeah. So he debunked a lot of them- Yeah...

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but this one hotel that had a real one- Right... 2308. Right. So he checks into that room. Mm-hmm. And he just starts seeing so many things that goes on. Like, so many people that lived in that room- Yeah...

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that stayed in that room- Yeah... died. Yeah. And they died horrible deaths. Yeah. And he reenacted all- Yeah... you know, he seen through all of they eyes, like this. Yeah. It's a pretty good movie. It's a good movie.

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Yeah. Yeah, it's very clever. Did you ever see that one? Oh, it's Stephen King. Of- yes. Yes. [laughs] Anything he comes out with. I forgot that was Stephen King. Stephen King be coming up with some wild shit.

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A lot of wild shit, but I like Stephen King. What else you got? Uh, The Cabin in the Woods. Oh, I see it. [laughs] One of the weirdest twists I've ever seen in a movie.

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It w- absolutely flipped the whole thing because- It did on a tear... it's like they're being watched. [laughs] This voyeuristic, weird- Yeah... government agency- Yeah... thriller thing, and then it's this whole-

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It just, it's just-... weird-... a big switch. Yeah... it's like it goes from- I don't even know how to explain it... yeah, it... It's like it goes from a slasher flick to science fiction to end of the world apocalyptic.

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[laughs] Right. To every, every horror monster you can think of- [laughs]... is in this movie. [laughs] Yeah, that's, that's a way to how they pay homages of- To other movies... movies. Yeah. Yes. Yeah.

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Which was very clever, but it was also really funny. [laughs] It was hilarious. Yeah, it was very funny. I love movies that'll make me laugh while I'm, while they trying to scare me.

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But that one was actually very, very funny. The, uh, idea that you had to sacrifice some, some teenagers in order for the world to be okay- [laughs]... [laughs] was just fascinating to me. And they didn't make it.

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[laughs] Oh, let's see. Another one I had. Okay, this one really ain't horror. It's more like a superhero thing 'cause it comes from Marvel, and that's the Blade series.

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And the reason why is because they're taking a horror trope like, uh, vampires, and they make Blade a vampire that happens to be a superhero. Mm-hmm.

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And those three movies, the three originals, the second one is okay, but the first and third are my fa- no, I take it back. The third one is okay, but the first and second one is really, really good.

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And Wesley Snipes playing Blade, he was made for that shit- Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah... 'cause he... Did you ever see any of the Blade movies? I did when I was way younger. Mm-hmm.

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Aren't they making another- They're supposed to be redoing it... Blade movie? Yeah. Mm. They're supposed to be redoing it, like starting the, uh, I guess the universe of that story over.

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They're supposed to be starting it over. Well, fun fact. Mm-hmm. Did you know that Wesley Snipes in that Blade movie is what Stan Lee needed? 'Cause he w- uh, Marvel was about to- Fumble, wasn't it?... like fumble.

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Yeah. But Blade with the box office it was- Mm-hmm... it brought them back. It lit a fire under it. So because of Blade, you have Spider-Man and Hulk and Iron Man and Thor. Wow.

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If it wasn't for Blade, that very first one- I did not know that. That's awesome. That is amazing. I think that's cool as shit.

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I loved, uh, Blade two because they took vampires and they made them, they made them like 2.0. 'Cause these vampires were killing vampires. [laughs] And they had these...

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You know how vampires, like, just bite you, you know, they got the extra set of fang teeth. These dudes' and chicks' faces would just fly wide open- Oh my God...

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teeth on the outside of their mouth and just latch onto you. Mm-hmm. You know, so I was like, "That, that's amazing." And then the fight scenes were insane too, 'cause, like, there was this...

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There was one section where Blade is fighting one of the main, uh, bad guy vampire dudes, and they, he pretty much pl- picks Blade up and slams him into, uh, a w- not a wall, like a big concrete, uh, what do you call it?

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It holds up, a foundation, and just bats him into it. [laughs] And I was like, "Damn," you know. So the fighting- Oh, my God... in it was like-... phenomenal. Mm-hmm.

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It, that, that, the second one it was really, really good. I, I enjoyed- I'll have to add those to my re-watch list. Yeah. They're very, very good. What you got, Antonio? Well, another movie- Mm-hmm...

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that I pretty much like, that I would like for y'all to watch. Uh-huh. Deep Dark. I don't know if I've seen it. No, you haven't. It's- [laughs] It's a indie movie. No, you haven't. Okay.

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It's a indie, but it's a hidden gem. Okay. And it's about this struggling artist. Mm-hmm. Think I spoke to you about it. Possibly. A struggling artist who wanted to make it big. Okay. So he has this rich uncle- Mm-hmm...

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that's also an artist. Okay. He was like, "Well, you wanna know the secret, you have to g- um, buy this room." You know. Mm-hmm. It's, it's an apartment- Right... that he stayed in. Mm-hmm. But the walls- Okay...

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was a female. The room was a female, and- [laughs]... he had to make love to the room. No fucking way. [laughs] And- What kind of weird shit is that? [laughs] Yeah. Like, it's, it's, it's crazy. Mm.

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But like, she would, whatever she'd spew out of the walls- Mm-hmm... to help his art. Mm-hmm. Like, it, even though his art can suck, but one pearl or whatever jewel it is- Uh-huh...

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makes it beautiful, and everybody's just mesmerized by it. Wow. Like, it's, it's really crazy. It's really crazy. I gotta write that down, 'cause I need to see this. [laughs] I need to see... What was it called again?

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Deep Dark. Deep Dark. Yeah. Is there, is there a meaning behind that title? Does that title come into play in the actual movie? Uh, not that I know of. Not really? Not really, no. 'Cause sometimes they'll have...

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they'll give you an idea what's going on in the title, you know- Mm-hmm... and you don't really know it till, like, a certain point in the, in the show or whatever. Yeah. But yeah, Deep Dark, is that what it's called?

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Is anybody in it that you would know? Or is it- No... you said it's indie though, right? No, it's a indie movie. Okay. Just people that just fu- got a lot of money and shot their own movie. Shot the movie.

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And it was real good. Really? Yes. Oh, man. Real good. I gotta write... Let me write this down so I don't forget that. What you got, uh, Jeremy? Give me one. Uh, Tucker and Dale Vs Evil.

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I have heard of that, but I have never seen it. I heard it's very funny. It is. It is funny. It's one of the funniest movies I have ever seen. [laughs] It is so...

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It's dead in the horror genre, but it's also dead in the comedy genre. It's a perfect combination of both. Of both. Really? It's got Alan Tudyk. Um, who else is in that? Alan Tudyk. Directed by Eli Craig.

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I know who that is. I've heard of Eli Craig. I'm not heard of him, I just, I just Googled that a few minutes ago. Did you? [laughs] So I'm gonna look up his, um, his- His, uh, body of work... right.

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But it's, it's absolutely phenomenal. It's- What's the, what's the plot of that? Uh, some kids go camping, teenagers. Uh-huh. It's a they're getting hunted down in the woods kind of thing from their perspective.

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[laughs] Yeah. But it's mistaken identity kind of, because they're... these two dudes are living in this junky, rickety cabin. Mm-hmm. They look like they'd be these murderers. Mm-hmm. And

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from their perspective, they just see these weird co- college kids getting drunk and messed up and killing themselves. I kind of know what you're talking about, but I don't think I've seen it.

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But I think I know what you're talking about. Because, like you said, the people you assume are the killers are actually just watching them. Yeah, they're just living their lives.

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Like, "Why are these teenagers just killing themselves?" Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I know what, I know what you're talking about. I, but I haven't seen it and I need to watch that. You gotta check it out.

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It hurts funny, and I need to check that out. Yeah, when did you... Has it been a while since you watched it? What was the last time? It's been a couple years, yeah. Has it? 'Cause that's not a, that's not that...

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Have you s- have you ever seen it, Antonio? Yeah. It's not that old of a movie, is it? No, no, no. It's not old. 2010. Yeah, it's a 2010 movie. Okay. Okay.

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That's what I was thinking, 'cause I didn't think it was that old. I r- I do remember that movie- Yeah... but I just never seen it. I like the fact of it that they played on- Mm...

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the whole premise, don't judge a book by its cover. Right. Right. Just that simple. Yeah. The kids thought the two guys that's living in the woods- Mm-hmm... were hillbilly murderers. Yeah.

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And- It turned out not to be them. Yes. [laughs] They was literally just killing theyselves. [laughs] Yeah, yeah.

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Speaking of killing ourselves, there is a movie that's out, and I cannot remember the title of it, but it's about a bunch of kids who end up in this house partying together, and they...

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Somebody dies in the house, and they think that one of the people inside the house killed them. And there's this twist bec- and I don't wanna tell it, because I've... You know what I'm talking about? Yeah.

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And- I can't think of the name of the movie... and it's, it's relatively new It's not ringing any bells for me. Who... No. And it's a relatively new movie. It's not that old of a movie.

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It's, in fact, it might just have came out maybe last year or the year before last or something like that. Um, or even this year for that matter, 'cause when I first heard of it was around about a month ago.

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And yeah, the, the plot, i- it was very smart what... and how they told the story and then how they kinda cleared everything up by the end of it was really, really smart.

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Um, and there's a lot of movies that's coming out like that, where people getting trapped in houses. Mm-hmm. 'Cause I just watched one not too long ago, uh, where this girl marries her husband and they go...

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And, uh, you've probably seen this one too, Antonio, and I can't think of the name of it. But they, they go [laughs] to his family's house and they end up hunting her in the house. They, uh, come after her in the house.

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Uh, Ready or Not? It might have been Ready or Not. I can't remember. I just know that she's, like, the last girl. You know what I mean? You know how that, they have this, that specific horror trope?

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There's always one last girl at the end. Yeah. Well, she was the one who had to, like, pretty much fight against his insane... or her in-laws. His grandmother, his mother. Yeah, it's Ready or Not. It's Ready or Not.

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Is it Ready or Not? Mm-hmm. That was a good movie, and w- I watched that and was just laughing. [laughs] I was laugh- especially the grandmother, 'cause that little bitch, she looked crazy.

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She [laughs] looked out of her mind. But I loved that movie though, just because they took a plot twist that they've done before, which is, you know, somebody being hunted. Uh-huh.

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And they stuck it inside of a big house that you can't get out of with an entire family after you. That's very unique. Yeah. It was very, very brainy. I thought that w- that was smart.

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For, for a horror flick, it was very smart. What y- what, you got another one, Antonio? I got plenty of them. I have plenty of them. [laughs] Give me another one. All right. Uh,

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it's a movie that I would like for y'all to watch. Mm-hmm. It's a g- it's a good watch. It's a good watch.

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And I'm just trying to think the title of the movie, but it's about these people, they were being hunted by the government- Okay... and they're in this, they're in this like, they just wake up out of a box- Mm-hmm...

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and there's weapons around. And they have to get weapons and run. There's a lot of people, there's rich folks trying to kill them. Oh.

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I'm trying to think of the name of the movie, and I b- I, I should've, I need to start writing this stuff down. [laughs] Because the title of the movie just slips my mind.

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I know what you're talking about, because you said they end up having to fend for their lives, having just woken up and not knowing why they're there. And, [laughs] and I know what you're talking about.

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And I can't think of the title of the movie. I can't either. Did you, and w- have you, did you actually watch the whole thing? Yes. Yes. Yeah. Like recently? Yes. I just can't think of the title of the movie right now.

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It'll come to you when we get off the air. [laughs] 'Cause I, I know what you're talking about though. And there's been a couple of movies sorta like that. There was an episode of, uh...

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What's the show I was telling y'all about on Netflix? Black Mirror.

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There's an episode of Black Mirror where, uh, a girl wakes up in a house and she doesn't know what the hell is going on, but she goes to look outside, and goes outside, and there's like a lot of people watching her and filming her.

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And she can't figure out why they're doing that, you know?

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And it just, all kinds of mayhem ensues around her, and you're trying to figure out why these people are filming her the way they are and treating her the way they are.

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It's almost like they're watching people get after her, but instead of helping her they're just filming it. You know, they're not helping her at all. They're just there to, to, to, to watch. That's crazy.

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But the twist is what was so smart. Now, I'm not gonna tell you, 'cause I, you gotta watch it, but the twist at the end was so fucking brilliant. I was like, "Oh, okay. That makes a whole lot of sense."

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And it's crazy, because you're led to believe that she's there against her will, which she is against her will, but there's a reason that she's there, and there's a reason these people are following her around.

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There's a reason for everything that's happening, and it makes complete sense at the end of it. So that was a pretty good, uh, episode of Black Mirror. I love that show. Did y'all ever watch Black Mirror?

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I, I've seen a few episodes, yeah. And Antonio, I know you watched it- Yes. Yes... 'cause we talked about the, the pig raping scene. [laughs] The first episode of the series, yes. Which I was like, "That is so twisted."

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[laughs] He is fucking a pig, y'all. [laughs] In front of everybody. Another one I came up with, and I don't know if y'all seen this or not, but it's Kurt Russell. Mm-hmm. I know you're a big Kurt Russell fan.

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Came out 2015, it's called Bone Tomahawk. Yes. That's been on my list since you mentioned it the other day. Ooh, it's so messed up.

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Y'all, this is a genre bending one for me, because it's a combination of a Western and a horror flick, and it's about these, uh, In- and I guess indigenous folks. I don't wanna say Indians.

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But they're indigenous folks who are cannibals. And they... I think they're cannibals. Weren't they cannibals, Antonio? Yeah. Yeah, okay. They were cannibals. Yeah. Yeah.

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And it is particularly violent and brutal, especially one sc- scene where they cut this dude in half. That's all I'll say. You just have to really see it to see what, to know what I mean.

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And it's, it's brutal, but it's such a good, good, good, good movie. I think everybody who hasn't seen it should check that out. It's a good flick. Uh, give me another one, Antonio.

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Uh, what movie came out, what, 2010 to 2014-ish? Mm-hmm. It's called The Last Shift. Mm-hmm. It's about a rookie cop- Okay... that does the last ship, uh, shift at this police precinct that's closing down.

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They having a new one. Mm-hmm. Well, as she, at, bef- when the movie starts, it sh- it talks about this cult that end up getting shut down by a police officer who- Mm-hmm...

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tried to stop from a, the cult leader from killing all his me- you know, his followers. His followers, yeah. Yes. But he end up becoming cursed or something, so he killed hisself in that police precinct. Oh, shit.

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So fast-forward, the daughter gets older. She becomes a cop for some reason. Mm-hmm. And end up doing the last shift there, and a lot of twists and crazy stuff down there. Really?

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Yes, it is really- And what was it called? The Last Shift. The Last Shift. That's fascinating. Is that a, was that a indie flick? No, no, no. It's not a indie flick. Somebody in it you know? Uh,

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uh, I could find out, but- Mm-hmm... hold on, wait. Let me- I'ma have you do research before we start from now on. [laughs] Yes, 'cause I, I can't remember.

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[laughs] Yeah, 'cause I, 'cause I'll, I'll be curious to watch that just to see what the twists and stuff is, because I like twists like that. Yeah, there really not no, like, stars- Big name stars in it, yeah...

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in this movie, but they did a good job in this movie. I like it when they do a good job on some movies, even if there ain't nobody in it you know. Um, one of the last ones that I had picked out

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was from, uh, when did it come out? 2013. And it's another cross-genre of comedy horror, and it's Warm Bodies. Um, have you, have you ever seen it? Warm Bodies? Really. Have you ever seen- That was a great movie.

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I've heard of it. It's fucking funny. [laughs] It was funny- I've heard of it... and heartwarming and- Yeah... all the good things. And, and kinda horror at the same time. I w- it's about, um, zombies,

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but if you catch a zombie before they completely turn into a zombie, you can turn them back to human. They can learn to, to, to feel and shit again.

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But if you, if you wait too long, they turn into something else completely altogether, and they, they, they're, those are brutal, and they're fast.

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[laughs] And there's even, what I thought was really fascinating, and I think it was an unintentional cameo of a character from Walking Dead in it, and it was one of the main characters. Was it? Yeah.

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Uh, Rick the, from Walking Dead. There's a, there's a zombie that's walking in a certain scene that it's, it looks like Rick. The hat, the... He's a sheriff, you know, you could tell it's him. Oh, nice.

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And it, it is pretty amazing. It's just one of them you have to watch for. But that was a... Warm Bodies was good, and, and, and watching, [laughs] watching a zombie fall in love- [laughs]...

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with a chick and kinda pull himself back out of zombie-ism [laughs] was fascinating as shit to me, and it's a very, very smart plot. I like that kinda movie. Okay. I got a movie. Okay. It's called Devil. Yes.

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The elevator movie? Yeah. Yes. I told, uh- It's on the top of my watch list. I- yes... I already know. I t- that's a M. Night Shyamalan movie. Yeah. And that, that movie was so good. The twist. It's so smart. Yeah.

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The twist. So smart. Twist. So smart. Y'all, for who haven't, who hasn't seen it, it's a movie about these people who get trapped in a elevator, and one of them is the devil. [laughs] And you don't know who it is.

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And I, that's all I'm gonna say, because if you say too much it'll just, it'll mess up the story for everybody. Yeah. But it's so good. So good, so smart. That's one of the movies he actually did I liked.

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'Cause he hasn't got a lot of movies. [laughs] Everybody talks about how they love, what was it, Lady in the Water? Lady in the Water. Water. I can't. I'll go go ptth. [laughs] It is so good. You liked that one?

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Yeah, I can't. I absolutely loved that movie. I didn't. It's chick- Did you like it, Antonio? Did you like it? It was all right. That's- It's just- I don't know... too much water for me.

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[laughs] It, uh, it hits my weird button so hard. It what? It hits my weird button so hard. That was- I love it... see, I couldn't mess with that one. It was too much. I like elements of Signs.

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You know, I did enjoy sort of, parts of Signs. Um, I do like the idea that he pops up in his own movies at some point. I l- I like that. Mm-hmm. Talking about M. Night, 'cause he...

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The Village I did not like, because it turned out to be... It was so predictable that me and... W- we went to the theater to see it, and me and Tim figured it out literally... I told you that. Mm.

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We figured it out two minutes going into the movie. We knew exactly what was happening, 'cause it was all right there. I was like... And we were right. And just that, uh, no, I didn't like it.

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What was the one where, that he had where the wind was killing people? The Happening. The Happening. Yeah. Garbage. I hated that. Did you like that movie? It was the trees. That was stupid.

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[laughs] Not one of my top tier. No. It was not one of my favorites. It was so bad. Even the acting was bad. I mean, Mark Wahlberg was in it. It was- Yeah, he regrets that movie. He should- [laughs]...

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'cause that was horrible. That was a awful, awful movie. What you got, uh, Jeremy? I... Hmm. I like it because, I wouldn't say it's genre-bending, but it's very campy- Mm-hmm...

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and it just, it's not something you really see very often, was Jennifer's Body. Yeah. I, a- I remember Jennifer's Body... I guess you could say that, like a horror comedy maybe. Yeah, 'cause it was funny too.

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It was very campy. Yeah. It was very girl power. Yeah. A lot of sexual tension between the two. Yeah, with Megan, Megan Fox, right? Megan Fox. Yes, yes. And, uh, what was the other girl's name? Uh- Megan Safrie. Yes.

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Yeah. Yeah. So good. One of my all-time favorites. That's a funny movie. I've seen it- Hilarious... a couple times and sat there and was dying, 'cause it's just, it's just so funny. And it was so smart for it to be...

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It could've been, it could've been really crappy, 'cause they could've made her dumb. Yes. You know what I mean? And they didn't, and it's just- All the characters were very smart. They were smart. Exactly.

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And it could've been so easily fallen into that whole, uh, just, just make them dumb bimbos- Uh... type shit. But it was not. They were beautiful women, especially Megan Fox. Yeah.

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But they didn't make her out to be just a dumb chick, you know? She, she was actually... It w- they were smart. They were all smart. It was a funny movie. I enjoyed it. I thought it was a g- that's a good one.

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That's a good... I hadn't watched it in a while. I need to go back and check it again. It's gonna get on my re-watch list. There you go. [laughs] What you got, Antonio? Uh, well, it's this little crazy movie.

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It's called The Lighthouse with William Dafoe. Yeah, that's messed up. [laughs] Robert Pattinson. I know exactly what you're talking about. Yeah. It's black and white. Yes. And, uh, it's very...

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You kinda don't know what's going on. [laughs] Right? Yeah, it's a little- I mean, you kinda... Can you explain it? 'Cause I can't really explain it, but can you kind of explain what, uh, what its plot line is like?

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Well, the plot line is basically William Dafoe, he's, uh, plays this older guy. I think Robert Pattinson was, like, s- somebody that just so happens to come to the lighthouse. Yeah.

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For some reason they was just, like, living up there. Yeah. And it was, like, kind of a- It's hard to explain. [laughs] It's hard to explain. It's hard to explain. It's very hard to explain.

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Had you ever heard of that film? I've not heard of The Lighthouse. It's very bizarre, and, and it's... I really can't explain that movie. It's good, and it's not that old.

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It came out, like, 2019, so it's not that old, but it's just really, really kinda messed up. And, and it goes awry. [laughs] And it's just the two of them, isn't it? Yeah. In the movie, the whole movie. Oh, I love that.

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Yeah. That very minimalist- Yeah. Yeah... and I love Robert Pattinson. I love Willem Dafoe. Willem Dafoe. You'll probably like it then. Like I said, it's very bizarre. It's a very odd movie.

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He's in another movie where he plays, uh, the husband of a woman, and I think she's a writer, and they end up going to...

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They lose a child, I think is what it is, and they end up going to a cabin to, I guess, try to get their sanity back together, and it, they just go absolute- it goes insane.

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Just, I mean, just, just really, really crazy shit happens in that movie. What... I gotta look it up, but that was, that was one that y'all might wanna look up.

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I'm gonna look up the title while you explain to me another one of yours. Uh, uh, Jeremy, hook me up. What you got? Did you guys watch Nope? Yeah. I wanted to watch that. [laughs] Have you not seen it?

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I, I, I know the premise of it. Have you- It's good... actually. It is so good and so different and weird. Yeah. I enjoyed every minute of it, absolutely. It is weird. That's a, a, a, what's his name? Wow. Yes.

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Jordan Peele movie? Yes. Yes. Yeah. Yes. And it's good. It's a good movie. It's very bizarre. Uh, I tell you what I thought was kinda interesting is that the killer [laughs] in the movie- [laughs]...

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looks like a big ass blanket. [laughs] It absolutely does. Like a big ass parachute blanket is what it looks like. But one of the things I really loved about it was the relationship between the brother and sister- Yeah.

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'Cause they- Uh-huh... they just, they were tight. And the other thing that... Because it's not really scary, it's just like i- it's just uncomfortable. You know what I mean? That's a good word for it, yeah.

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And the, the... When you hear the people that the thing eats, 'cause it takes forever to digest them, so the people dri- they slow, they die slowly. And when, I mean slowly, they're in there, like, for days.

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[laughs] And you hear them screaming. So that was kinda bothersome. The part where, um, he was trapped in the truck and trying to get to the house, and blood started raining down. Oh, uh-huh, uh-huh.

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That was interesting. That, that whole reason why that was happening was interesting. That was a good movie. Nope was a good movie. Did you like... Are you a Jordan Peele fan, either one of y'all, of his stuff?

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I, I liked w- the one with the little girl. I'm trying to think of the name of it. Get Out is the first one. With Taylor, the one with Taylor. Tell it. That was, uh- Uh... Us. No, no. Us. Yeah, yeah, Us. Yeah.

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Yeah, I liked that one. Us was good. Did you like Us? Back in the... I did. I liked that one a lot. That was great. Yeah. Us was creepy. It was different. Yeah, it was different, and it was very creepy.

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And the idea that the, the hero was actually not was really fascinating. Mm-hmm. Yeah. That was so smart. And then they tied in We Are the World in, uh, USA, [laughs] Yeah... uh, USA for Africa.

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I was like, "How they gonna tie that in?" [laughs] That fascinated the shit out of me.

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Like all these people holding hands across the world who were tethered underneath the, the, the, the, the s- the towns and coming up out of nowhere. That kind of reminded me of They Cloned Tyrone. Have y'all seen that?

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Yeah. Yeah, I've seen it. Have you seen it? It's on my list. Chris kept trying to get me to watch that. It's funny. Yeah. God, it's so funny. And the idea that these cloned people...

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[laughs] 'Cause Tyrone keeps getting killed. He gets killed like two or three... You don't even know his name is Tyrone till the, like, the literal last five seconds of the movie.

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[laughs] But it, it, he- they keep cloning Black folks, and they put shit in the, in the chicken. [laughs] That movie's crazy. They put shit in... Jamie Foxx is in it, um, and he plays a pimp- Pimp, yeah... basically.

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And, uh, the, uh, the dude that was from, I can't think of his name, but he was from the Star Wars flicks, he played the Tyrone character.

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And they, they end up finding this whole conspiracy thing that's happening underneath their town. And you can't... And, and something else I liked about it is you can't tell what, when this movie is taking place. Yeah.

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Because it seems like it's in the '70s with the, the cars and the clothes and the way they come off. Mm-hmm. But then they have cell phones. You know what I mean?

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So it's the little things like that that- Oh, I like that. Yeah. And it bend, that's a good genre-bending one because you can't really tell the timeline in it. You don't know exactly when things are happening.

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You know, you don't know if it's now or, or if it was in the '70s, or if it's somewhere in between. So that's pretty cool. That's a, They Cloned Tyrone, and it's, it's nowhere near scary. It's just funny, and you...

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It's kind of a mystery more so than anything. And that, that's a really good flick. What's another one you got, Antonio? Uh, it's a Netflix movie, Circle. I talked to y'all about it. Yeah, I think- Circle...

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D- oh, that's the one where the people end up literally in a circle, and they have to- They just wake up- Yeah... not knowing. But as they are there, people are dying- Yeah... and they're figuring it out as- Yeah...

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as it go along, how- I think Tim watched that and said it was really good- Yeah, it is... if I'm not mistaken. It's really- Did you, did you ever get a chance to see that one? No, yeah, that's on my list as well. Right.

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He got to, Antonio, Jeremy got to watch The Thing for the first time. Oh, yeah. Yeah. And freaking loved it. Oh, absolutely loved it. So good. [laughs] That's a good movie. Yeah.

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I mean, the practical effects in The Thing is really, really good. But you- They just recently b- like, a few years ago, made a, a remake to it. Well, not a remake, kinda like a prequel. Oh, really? Yes.

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I need- And it shows you how the alien end up frozen- Okay... before they thawed it out. I wonder if, why I haven't seen it, 'cause it sounds like it's familiar.

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You have to look it up and give me the title so I can check that out, 'cause I wanna see it. Yeah, I'd heard about that, but I've not watched it yet either. No, I didn't even know that was in existence.

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I need to check that out. You got another one, Jeremy? Uh, I really liked The Menu. The Menu. Yeah, I liked that one. That's recent, isn't it? It's very recent.

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Uh, Tom told me to watch that, and I have not watched it yet. I keep forgetting about it. Is it good? It is- 'Cause I heard it was good... it is so good. It's this dark- Mm-hmm... comedy. Mm-hmm. Kinda

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why capitalism sucks and greed is stupid and- Mm-hmm... you know, love each other kinda thing. But- Yeah. Yeah... there is this scene where, it's towards the end, it's what got me to watch it.

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I saw it on TikTok, and I had to- [laughs]... like, what is going on? Why are we, how do we get to this point, get to this point? Mm-hmm. She, uh, is just, you can, she's distraught. You can see it in her face. Yeah.

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And, like, I think she's covered in blood, and she's like, "I want a cheeseburger." [laughs] "Make me a cheeseburger." [laughs] And she's describing this order to him- Mm-hmm...

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and this, and this, like, life or death kind of way. And I'm like- Mm-hmm... "Why is this bitch ordering a cheeseburger like this?" [laughs] "I don't understand." [laughs] And it's absolutely phenomenal. Really?

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Yeah, it's- See, I, I- It's so smart. It's written so well... Tom said it was good. Yeah, I, I, mean, it's, Tom, if y'all don't know, he, we work with him.

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But he was talking about how good it was and telling me I needed to watch it. And I'd seen advertisements for it, but I haven't got to watch it yet.

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That wa- there was a movie I was gonna ask y'all about just now and it left my mind. When it comes back I'll, I'll bring it back up. You got another one, Antonio? Yeah, I got another one. What you got? I got another one.

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It's called The Foreigner. The Farm? The Farm. Oh, The Farm. Yeah, I'm a country guy, so it's kinda hard. [laughs] No, you're good. [laughs] No. Yes, The Farm.

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It's about these people end up getting kidnapped by this society- Okay... of people who wear masks- Mm-hmm... that looks like farm animals. And what they do is they cook and process the people as meat. Ew. Really?

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Yeah, it's crazy. Oh, wow. It's, it, it is. You be finding the wildest [laughs] shit. Absolutely. It's, I watch a lot of stuff, a lot of stuff. That, and what was it, The Farm? The Farm. I need to check that out.

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Oh, was, was that, uh... Is that one of the movies you would see, like, on Shudder? Uh, Shudder, uh, might be on Netflix by now. Possibly on Netflix. Yes. I have to go check that out too.

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I need to write down these na- these movies, 'cause you keep coming up with stuff that- For real... I'm dying to see. [laughs] I got you. I, I've been digging back now. I'm taking notes. You been what?

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I've been digging back to the '80s- Oh, for real?... horrors, man. Really? What have you watched? It's crazy.

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Is there stuff in the '80s that you hadn't seen and just watched or- Yeah, I just watched a movie two days ago. Mm-hmm. It's called, um, uh, what is it? Society. Really? Yes, it's Society. And it's from the '80s?

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Yes, like, '89. I hadn't even heard of that. What's the plot of it? Plot, about this high school kid. Okay. He's about to turn 18, I think. Mm-hmm. And he's about to graduate high school, but- Mm-hmm...

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he find out that he was adopted and the society he's at is, like, rich, uppity people. Okay. They literally portray theyselves of being different- Mm-hmm... from other common folk. Right.

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And as this movie goes along, he finds more and o- find out more and more about this secret society. Mm-hmm. But they're not just, like, a cult or anything. They're- There's way more to it, isn't it? Yes.

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They're extraterrestrial. Oh, shit. And it's a crazy scene they call The Shunting. Really? It's like a orgy mesh. They mix together. [laughs] It's crazy. Y'all- Wow...

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I, I would recommend if y'all like- Now, that came out in the '80s?... good horror twists. Yes, '89. That is funny. '89. Oh my God, I need to see it. I just watched it two days ago, and- I, I give you one-...

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that's one scene been in my head- [laughs]... for the last two days. I'll give you one that you might not have seen from the '70s called Soylent Green. You ever heard of that? No.

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And I, and you probably never heard of it either. No, that's what he reminded me of when he was talking about- When he said-... the cannibalism... yeah, exactly. Yeah.

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Soylent Green was a movie about pretty much people who are going into a famine where they did not have, uh, food. Mm. And they came out with this processed food called Soylent Green.

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I'm not gonna tell you anything else [laughs] because if I do- I'm gonna have to check that out... it'll fuck up the entire s- Yeah... the, the entire movie. I'ma check that out. But look it up, Soylent Green.

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By the end of it, you're like, "Oh, that's fucked up. Okay." Right. Check it out. But it's a good movie. It's a very good movie. There's several good movies came out back in the day that was really good.

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Did you ever see Invasion of the Body Snatchers? Yes. That one, the one with, uh, dude just passed away, uh, Donald Sutherland. Yes. Just passed away. That was a good one. Did you ever see that one?

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I did not see that one. And they redid it in the s- they did it twice. They did it in... [sighs] I think it was the- Was it the '90s?... '60s, and then they did it... Oh, no, they did it in the '70s.

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And like you said, I think they did it in the '90s or something like that again. Yeah. And, um, that, that was, that was a pretty decent movie. I liked the original.

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Uh, the remake was okay, but the original was my favorite. Um, did you ever see, uh, War of the Worlds? The remake of it, not the classic though. So yeah, 'cause there's three of them. Yes.

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The first one was a radio show, and it was, uh, uh, who was it? What's the dude's name? Oh, was it Orson Welles, I think. Yes. Yeah, okay.

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Orson Welles did that one, and then they did it as a movie in the '60s, I think, '60s or '70s, one of the two. And then they did it again with Tom Cruise and Dakota Fanning. And it wasn't bad. It, it, it wasn't bad.

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The, this, the one that they did back in the '70s was really good. It was really good. Um, that was also an interesting plot twist too, as to how they had to figure out how to get r- rid of the aliens.

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And [laughs] what's funny is they didn't really figure it out. The aliens kinda just... It just happened, and they just happened to see how it happened, and they had to go from there. So that was a good movie.

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Uh, what you got, Jeremy? Or do you have any more? Uh, definitely the Alien franchise, ma- mainly one and two. Mm-hmm. After that, it kinda gets wonky. Yeah.

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That, that's the way I feel about, uh- But definitely a sci-fi horror. Yeah, yeah. Uh, she was a badass. Oh, absolutely badass. Yeah, uh, Sigourney Weaver, she was a badass in them movies. Yeah. I lo- I loved her.

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Uh, wasn't it Ripley? I loved her character in those. Now, even though she came back in some of the others- Uh-huh... uh, it just started getting s- not really silly, but it just turned into something else.

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That's what we was talking about, the whole Freddy Krueger thing. The first one was good. The second one was m- all right. They kinda did a flip on the, the plot in the second one.

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But then after that, it just turned into a bunch of bitch jokes. [laughs] [laughs] Literally, he was a bitch at the end of whatever he was doing a- in every movie after that.

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So the first one was classic, and it was good. And we was talking about how, uh, they did the remake. I don't know if you was there the day we was talking or not. Yeah.

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But they did a remake where they were trying to reboot the, the story. Did you see it? Yeah. Where a dude that was, that played Rorschach in The Watchmen. Watchmen, yeah. Um, and they made...

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They actually made it scary because dude was a child molester. They, they did- nah, they never said anything about that in the original. Okay.

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But in this one, they made him a child molester, and the, the parents found out, and that's why they burnt him. So that was interesting, how they twisted the plot around like that.

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That, and that made me actually like it, 'cause he was, he was creepy. He was creepy. He did really good as Freddy Krueger. I don't think they gave him the credit that he deserved You got another one, uh, Antonio? Yeah.

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Uh, The Species- Yeah... franchise. Yeah, yeah I love Natasha Henstridge. Do you just like her? She did good in that movie. [laughs] Yeah, she did good in that movie. And she looked good. She looked good in all that.

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[laughs] That's what I was thinking. She looked good. That was tho- that was some wild-ass movies. It is. That kinda reminds me of Split. Did you ever see that? Yes, I saw Split.

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That's what that kinda reminds me of, was Split. I always get that movie and Species mixed up for some reason. I'm not sure. I guess 'cause it's like model-like lead women who are- Oh, you mean Splice. Spi- Splice, yes.

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Not Split. Splice. Split was the one where, uh, dude- Yeah... had split personality. James McAvoy. Yeah. Yeah, not that one. Splice, thank you. Yeah, Splice. That's what I was trying to... Yeah, I get those two mixed up.

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Yeah, I mean often. Yeah, me too, 100%. [laughs] I confuse everybody. But yeah, Splice is what I was getting at. Splice and that one, uh, the other one, they kinda reminded me of the same thing. But, uh,

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after I thought of Splice I started thinking of... And this has nothing to do with genre, Benny. This is just movies I'd saw that I didn't like [laughs] and I was wondering what y'all thought about it.

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[laughs] Did y'all... It just popped in my head. Did y'all ever see, uh, the Jeepers Creepers movies? Yes. I hated those movies. Did, do, uh, do you like 'em? I've seen bits and pieces. Uh-huh.

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I, I, uh, uh- Don't bother... never, never had the- [laughs]... the gumption to watch it. D- dude... Never driven to look at it. Did you like 'em? The first one I liked.

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Did you, did you- The second one, uh, I didn't care too much. My main thing with it is it never explained shit. I can't stand a movie [laughs]- See, the third one-... that doesn't really tell you anything...

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the third one- It just drives me crazy... yeah, Jeepers Creepers 3 is supposed to explain it. Really? So it's, even though it's called Jeepers Creepers 3- Uh-huh... it's really a prequel. Is it another one- Yeah...

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that kinda tell you what he or what- It-... it is and what it comes from? Yes. See, I have to watch it, 'cause I stopped watching.

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After I watched the second one I was like, I still don't know anything, and I, I hate that. I can't stand a movie that doesn't tell me shit. You gotta have some kinda backstory to keep you going.

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Yeah, to keep me going and to let me know what the fuck is going on. [laughs] It drives me crazy if they don't do that. Um, what you got, uh, Jeremy? Uh, Trick r Treat's another pretty good one. Ooh, that's like a...

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Isn't that like a anthology movie, where it's like different stories within- Yes... that story? Yeah. Yes. That was... Have you seen that? Yeah. I like that. That little creepy- I watch it every Halloween- Do you?...

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and it is so fantastic. That little creepy, big-head boy. [laughs] Little sucker knife thing. Yeah, yeah. Love that. That, that, that was a good movie. I liked that, too. I can remember that.

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They camped in Halloween and stayed there. Yeah, yeah. I liked that, too. I thought that was really cool. Yeah. Speaking of Halloween, Halloween: Season of the Witch, did... Where are y'all at on that movie?

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'Cause I know it had nothing to do with the Halloween series. Nothing. We talked about that. But did y'all, did you ever, did you care for that movie? I, I'm, I just have to re-watch it and take a- Really?... dive in.

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The only thing that's really, uh... I liked it because them masks was fucking them kids up.

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[laughs] Uh, not for that reason, but it's just, that's creepy to me that, that you can put a mask on and it mess you up the way it was messing people up.

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And there's this particular scene where this woman is trying to dissect the little thing that's in the mask and trying to, I guess, figure out how it works, and it shoots her in the face and messes her face up. Oh, shit.

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That, that scared the shit out of me [laughs] when I was a kid. That scared the mess out of me, but I enjoyed that movie though. Yeah. I thought it was pretty cool. A lot of people don't like that one, but I like it.

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You go- What's another one for you, Antonio? Well, I like my horrors and stuff. Like, I like the, the movie that's... It's a classic. They made a remake of it. Mm-hmm. You know, the Evil Dead series. Oh yeah. Yeah.

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I like the Evil Dead. Do you care for the, the what, the what they're doing with it now? Yes and no. Mm-hmm. You know, just because I'm used to Bruce Campbell- Yeah... being the, the hero. Yeah.

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And, and they went with a female antagonist- Yeah... this time. Yeah. But I see how they was going. Yeah. And I think they made a second one after- Yeah... another one after that one.

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I didn't- Yeah, we, we literally just watched it maybe two weeks ago... I didn't get, I didn't get to check that one, so I'ma have to look at that one. It takes place in an apartment building. And, uh, the, uh...

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Of course, there's always an underlying story of like, uh, something going wrong with the family, you know, within the family. And it's brutal. It's brutal.

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It's good, you know, if you like s- uh, s- uh, stabs and jabs and possession and limbs getting cut off and shit. [laughs] You'll like it. And it, it, it's a...

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It was actually pretty, pretty brutal, but it was a good movie. And it's clever the way they cut it, 'cause at the beginning you see the end. So that was kinda cool.

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You see some shit at the beginning of the movie that's going on at the end, and you had to get to the actual end to see why it happened, you know? So that was kinda cool.

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So did the book show up at any point of the movie? Was the book in the movie? Yeah, I think it was, uh- I think it was... in the, in the vault- Yes, yes, yes... the bank vault or something. Yes. Yes, it, yes, it did.

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And I don't wanna mess it up for you, because you need to see it. Okay. And I think you would appreciate it. Okay. It was a good flick. Um, the Evil Dead series was good. I know when they redid it with the...

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When they had the chicken, uh, the... And, and they had... Uh, of course they did the whole thing where they were stuck in the cabin, and they opened the book and all of that.

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But the parti- [laughs] particular scene that stuck out for me was when she licked that, uh, knife. Yeah. D- have you seen it? I never have, but the o- [laughs]...

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the Rise of the Evil Dead makes me wanna watch the others. It was good, but she did that and I was like, "Oh, ew." [laughs] Fun fact. Uh. The original Evil Dead- Mm-hmm... was shot in Morristown, Tennessee. Yeah.

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Yeah, I knew that. And, uh, people have since tried to find that cabin, but it's been knocked down for years. [laughs] Yeah.

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But yeah, it, uh, Sam Raimi, uh, was filming it here in Morristown, like maybe an hour from here, not even that far from here. And I remember, [laughs] this is funny.

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I remember watching that movie when we was kids, and if you walk out of my house right here you can go to the left, and there is some apartments that are on the other side, um, of the street on down- And, uh, that's where we was watching it, and I had to walk home.

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[laughs] Don't laugh. I had to walk home [laughs] and it was dark, and it was late at night 'cause we was down there acting crazy and laughing, and then we turned this movie on, and I had to walk my Black ass home.

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And on the way, [laughs] on the way there used to be, um...

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There's a, a part down near my house called The Holler, and it's just a little section where there's houses down there, but it's a lot of woods and shit, so you don't really see a lot of anything.

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And I was walking past that to get to my house, and I heard something click. Y'all, I took off running. [laughs] I made it back to my house in 30 seconds. It did not take me no time to get back to my house.

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You ever seen, like, movies where you see somebody running, and they try to get in the door, and they can't get the door open all... I was in that situation right there.

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[laughs] I was in that situation, but I got in the house though. It was crazy. Oh, man. Yeah. Like, like how did y'all like the movie, the series The Blair Witch? Did y'all like The Blair Witch series? I liked...

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I liked the original just because it was the first of its kind, and it kinda switched. It made it own, its own horror genre. You know, I liked that. Uh, how many did they do? One more where they kinda...

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Those people kinda thought that they stumbled upon some shit and- Yeah... yeah. They did two of them. Yeah. And then they had w- um, like it wasn't necessarily the movie, but they- Mm-hmm...

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was trying to milk the whole- Yeah... this could be real, so- Yeah. Yeah... they had a movie just talking about- [laughs]... the backstory of it. I liked this... I liked the first one.

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The second one had good ideas, you know, but I was kinda disappointed because it just felt like if they probably would've kept it as a found footage flick as opposed to trying to make a movie, a movie movie out of it, it might've felt different.

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But this one just felt like, like you said, it felt like they were trying to just milk the genre. You know? How about the remake? Have you seen the remake? No, I haven't seen the remake.

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Since you're talking about found footage, not to change the subject, but I wanna come back to this movie, see if you've seen it. Creep, have you seen that? Yes. Okay. No, we'll go back to that then. Have you seen it?

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I've not seen that. Creep's fucked up. Uh-uh. Um, [laughs] but, um, the, uh, remake, what did they do with the remake of Blair, Blair Witch? 'Cause I only... I didn't even know they made a, a remake.

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I didn't know they made a remake either. Yeah. They made it more of a... Instead of trying to make it f- like necessarily found footage- Mm-hmm... but- An actual movie...

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yeah, they make it a actual movie, and you, in more detail of the Blair Witch. Oh, really? You almost can see Blair Witch- Mm-hmm... but not really. Mm-hmm. But yeah, it's, it's pretty, pretty good.

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Ah, see, I didn't even know they did that. I would have to check it out. Um, found footage, Creep, that movie

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if, if you like for a movie to get in u- under your skin a little bit, that would be the one to do it because it's about this dude who gets hired to... What was he getting hired to do? Do, uh,

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videotaping or something for another dude. Yeah.

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And he has to stay at the dude's house to do it, but the dude just keeps doing increasingly weird, weird, crazy shit to the point to where at one point he has this hu- You remember Thriller by Michael Jackson? Uh-huh.

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And you know that big wolf head that he had? Yeah. He has a mask [laughs] that reminded me of that.

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[laughs] But what's messed up about it is it's, it's, it's very creepy 'cause dude comes out and sees him, and he's blocking the door, and he can't get past him, and the dude's not moving. He's literally just standing.

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You remember that? Yeah. He literally just standing there looking at him, yo. And it's just creepy shit like that, and it's, it's, it's a very messed up movie.

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But it's a good one, especially for, like I said, if you like to feel uncomfortable, watch it. [laughs] Who's in a... Do, when, any, any recognizable faces?

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You would know his face, but I could not begin to tell you what his name is. Yeah. He's, but he's been in other stuff. It's one of them movies where you didn't know him until that movie. Right.

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And now you'll see him in other things. That's a... I'll, I'll look it up for you. But that's a, that's a good one. Creep. Very... And it's a part two to it too. Yeah. And but the first one was good.

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I, I, I don't even think I checked out the second one. If- Did you check it out?... I do remember, I think it was a lady that was- Was this the victim?...

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recording him, and he was just acting creepy and was like- Again... "Can you kill, you know, kill me-" Yeah. Yeah... at the end. And it was just kinda... It wasn't like the first one- Mm-hmm... per se, but- Right.

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Well, y'all, this has been a wonderful, wonderful conversation. I got some ideas for some upcoming shows.

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I had one where I was thinking about, we talked about it earlier, where we would all, uh, find a movie that we all could watch, not necessarily together, but watch and then come back and pick it apart.

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And I told [laughs] Jeremy, I said, "Antonio's gonna have to pick it 'cause this motherfucker's seen everything." All the things. Everything. [laughs] He's seen everything.

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So it would have to be one that you haven't seen that you pick for everybody to watch. So be thinking about that, and y'all, y'all, the listeners out there, that would be something we'll bring to y'all in the future.

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Um, also, I had something else I wanted to, to throw at y'all to see if you would be interested in doing, and right now it leaves my mind. So [laughs]

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with that being said, we can, like, call it on this one and get ready for the next one next week. All right? Is that good with everybody? Jeremy, Antonio, y'all good? That's right. Oh, yeah. Cool.

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Well, we'll see y'all on the next one. [outro music]