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Monday Mini: Slumber Party Massacre · Stuff Mom Never Told You

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Speaker 1: Hey, this is Annie and Samantha. I'm welcome to Steph.
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Speaker 1: I've never told your production of I Heart Radio. Samantha.
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Speaker 1: Were you big into slumber parties growing up? Yeah, actually
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Speaker 1: I was. I really liked a good slubber party, being
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Speaker 1: with my friends doing silly things, playing weird games, eating snacks.
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Speaker 1: Of course, it was kind of like a popularity contest
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Speaker 1: about whether or not you're going to be invited to
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Speaker 1: whoever's it was. It was a big deal. So yeah,
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Speaker 1: I was. I don't know the last slumber party I
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Speaker 1: went to. For a while, it was just like a
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Speaker 1: group of three of us would just hang over constantly
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Speaker 1: throughout the summer. But the actual sum parties are always
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Speaker 1: for the big deals, and that would be for birthdays
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Speaker 1: or some kind of celebration, cheerleading camp or whatever. I
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Speaker 1: didn't get the new chility and when I was doing
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Speaker 1: slumber parties at the same time, but that's what I
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Speaker 1: would assume. What about you, Yeah, I was. I have
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Speaker 1: a lot of memories, both fond and they were kind
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Speaker 1: of tent sometimes because, like you said, they were sort
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Speaker 1: of a popularity contest. Oh it's a little bit of drama. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: there's always kind of drama and like clicks that might
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Speaker 1: format the slumber party and then just feeling kind of
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Speaker 1: vulnerable and perhaps your pajamas that weren't super cute. But
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Speaker 1: I did. I did go to a lot. I preferred
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Speaker 1: to have them at my house because I slept better
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Speaker 1: at my house because it felt like a more controlled,
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Speaker 1: known situation. So my place sort of became the slumber
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Speaker 1: party place. But there are plenty of friends that had
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Speaker 1: like nicer stuff and homes than I did, and it
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Speaker 1: was always exciting to get invited there. Yeah, there slumber party.
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Speaker 1: There's one friend of mine. She had like horses and
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Speaker 1: a pool and like three store ease and I actually
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Speaker 1: have a really fond memory of making putting up tents
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Speaker 1: in her house. Oh and they had like oranges, like orange,
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Speaker 1: they grew oranges and apple, so we would have fresh
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Speaker 1: squeezed juice and drinking some of that juice and watching
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Speaker 1: the Empire strikes back, and it was Yeah. I think
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Speaker 1: we had one person who had a pool and would
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Speaker 1: love going to her house, but it kind of got
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Speaker 1: awkward because she was an only child, and it was
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Speaker 1: obvious she was an only child because she also liked
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Speaker 1: to control everything. We even had though she was a
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Speaker 1: hero one year when one of our good friends started
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Speaker 1: choking on a cheese pizza that went down the Roman
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Speaker 1: pipe and she did die and saved her life. We'll
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Speaker 1: never forget that. Good job. Good Actually cheese pizza. That's
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Speaker 1: actually a perfect thing we're talking about. It really is.
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Speaker 1: Here we go, it really is. So before we get
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Speaker 1: into it, I don't think we're gonna go into details
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Speaker 1: or anything too graphic. But we are discussing a slasher
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Speaker 1: horror movie, so we might be discussing some themes around,
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Speaker 1: like violence, and there's definitely some like peeping time action
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Speaker 1: going on, So just to put that out there again,
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Speaker 1: I don't think we're gonna get to detail, but so
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Speaker 1: you have a warning. As we are recording this and
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Speaker 1: as it comes out, Halloween is upon us. So today
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Speaker 1: we wanted to talk about the movie that it's often
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Speaker 1: called the first horror movie directed by a woman. Um
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Speaker 1: there definitely, as we've talked about in Female First, a
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Speaker 1: lot of caveats around this, but that is like the
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Speaker 1: search result you'll most often get, and that movie is
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Speaker 1: The Slumber Party Massacre. It was a comedy horror slasher
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Speaker 1: directed by Amy Holden Jones. And written by feminist activist
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Speaker 1: Rita may Brown, and the plot is fairly simple. A
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Speaker 1: high school senior slumber party is interrupted by a murderer.
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Speaker 1: And also there's a lot of pizza desperation for pizza
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Speaker 1: that is very I have to say, I don't know
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Speaker 1: if there's like they are searching for that pizza, but
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Speaker 1: that pizza. It ends up being such a like a
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Speaker 1: comedic moment that it became iconic because, like you don't
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Speaker 1: I was waiting for it the entire movie. Because if
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Speaker 1: you go and look at the trailer, which is how
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Speaker 1: we found this movie in an hour, like we need
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Speaker 1: to talk about a woman director. What was the first
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Speaker 1: horror movie that was directed by a woman or written
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Speaker 1: by a woman. So we went down that route and
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Speaker 1: this trailer popped up and all you really saw is
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Speaker 1: a the pizza guy and the narrator saying and then
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Speaker 1: the pizza guy arrives, as well as all of these
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Speaker 1: reviews which we probably really should have posted, you know whatever,
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Speaker 1: that talks about the fact that the pizza is like
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Speaker 1: a pivotal point in the movie, and we're like, what
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Speaker 1: is this movie? Yeah, well, I think that's actually really interesting.
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Speaker 1: That's an interesting point, because I wonder if we hadn't
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Speaker 1: read the review news because we were so primed. A
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Speaker 1: lot of the reviews were like desperate search for pizza
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Speaker 1: or their determination to eat pizza even in the face
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Speaker 1: of death, and we were like, we've got to see this.
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Speaker 1: So I wonder if we hadn't read that, if I
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Speaker 1: would have been more shocked when they did decide to
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Speaker 1: eat the pizza off the corpse of the Pizza Man.
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Speaker 1: But instead I was just like, oh, this is like
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Speaker 1: not as intense of a pizza love is that. I
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Speaker 1: was gonna be right, really, other than the character saying
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Speaker 1: eating makes me feel better, takes a bite, See, I
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Speaker 1: already feel better? Like that, I mean it was then,
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Speaker 1: and so therefore the main character was like, well, let
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Speaker 1: me have a slice of that until she gets a
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Speaker 1: scratching at the door. Yes, and to be clear, many
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Speaker 1: people have been murdered in the body of the pizza
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Speaker 1: Man is in fact serving as their table at this point. Um,
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Speaker 1: but you know pizza. At the time, this was one
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Speaker 1: of the first slasher movies that poked fun at itself
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Speaker 1: in the genre. According to some sources, Brown its original
6:00
Speaker 1: script was repurposed by producers to make it a more
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Speaker 1: serious slasher film despite her protests, and that's why it
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Speaker 1: feels sometimes purposefully humorous and other times accidentally humorous. Uh.
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Speaker 1: And Samantha and I watched this within the past twenty
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Speaker 1: four hours in preparation. Yes, um, and I will say, like,
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Speaker 1: I thought it's not very good, but I thought it
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Speaker 1: was fun. It definitely has some problematic tropes and especially
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Speaker 1: like the eighties, Oh yeah, kind of time frame and
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Speaker 1: treatment of women is on display. But it also had
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Speaker 1: some really interesting things where I'm like, yeah, I think
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Speaker 1: I can tell this that women were involved in this
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Speaker 1: one because of the friendship. We were talking about that
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Speaker 1: element before this, the weird um and how it's slightly
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Speaker 1: it's not a mean girl. You have the female Jim
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Speaker 1: Coach who is kind of the protector here weirdly so.
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Speaker 1: And I was honestly really weirded out by the neighbor dude,
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Speaker 1: thinking this was going to be become sexual, but it
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Speaker 1: never did. He was just a genuinely nice guy that
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Speaker 1: liked to kill slugs. Apparently. Oh yeah, I watched it
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Speaker 1: last night, but it feels like forever ago. Just to
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Speaker 1: have a quick recap of this movie, No, we told
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Speaker 1: you the thing, but essentially you come in to meet Trish,
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Speaker 1: who is the main character Senior throwing away her childish
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Speaker 1: things at the very beginning, and yes, a flash of
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Speaker 1: her boobs because it's the eighties and apparently immediately boobies.
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Speaker 1: I was like, okay, hey, and then she walks to school.
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Speaker 1: They have a moment at the gym meet the new
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Speaker 1: girl Val. They kind of have sort of a ming
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Speaker 1: girl moment when they found out she's such a great
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Speaker 1: basketball player. At the same time, you have these two
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Speaker 1: obviously clownish boys who are talking about the girls and
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Speaker 1: who they're going to hit it. That's too much of
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Speaker 1: a newer term, but essentially it was the same thing
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Speaker 1: putting hitting on the female telephone repair person who immediately
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Speaker 1: dies and no, even though she's in the parking lot,
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Speaker 1: there's people pounding on the web and then he uses
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Speaker 1: some type of power tool to kill her. But no
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Speaker 1: one hears any of this because you know, why wouldn't they.
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Speaker 1: And then we find that there's a slumber party. Val
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Speaker 1: is kind of invited by some of the girls, but
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Speaker 1: one girl doesn't want to invite her. She runs away sad. Essentially,
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Speaker 1: come to the slumber party I'll help braces lose each
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Speaker 1: one of them slowly start dying. Boys first though, right, yeah,
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Speaker 1: all the boys pretty large. Yeah, okay, so there was yeah,
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Speaker 1: I guess outside of the repair person, as well as
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Speaker 1: the what kind of mean girl who really wasn't that
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Speaker 1: mean but definitely crazy. The boys die before the rest
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Speaker 1: of the girls. Yeah, so I picked up on that too.
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Speaker 1: Um so the kind of mean girl who really wasn't
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Speaker 1: a mean girl. She was definitely the heavy quotes slut
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Speaker 1: of the group that was getting killed slash punished first,
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Speaker 1: as most of these slasher movies are about punishment and
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Speaker 1: morality tales. But other than that, yeah, the dudes go first.
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Speaker 1: Um and speaking of you, so there's these two, as
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Speaker 1: you say, dudes, you're kind of creepers in the eighties
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Speaker 1: way where they're painted as like oh this just this whatever,
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Speaker 1: boys being boys not so bad. But they were peeping
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Speaker 1: toms and they were just outside of the window at
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Speaker 1: the slumber party, like with the most over the top
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Speaker 1: laughing and like, oh look what we get to see
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Speaker 1: that changing. Essentially they were being rewarded. And then also
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Speaker 1: they're so loud, the windows wide open, and like this
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Speaker 1: is the other part the amount of selective herring that
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Speaker 1: happens in the movie, and I'm sure it's probably one
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Speaker 1: of those kidki things. I really would love to see
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Speaker 1: what Rita may Brown had intended, because she was all
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Speaker 1: about making a tongue in cheek and just like when
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Speaker 1: we were talking about her history and her writing, it's
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Speaker 1: all very much like In Your Faces of Humor. I'm
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Speaker 1: betting it would have been so much more different. She's
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Speaker 1: trying to make these boys look at really clownish, to
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Speaker 1: a caricature level of eighties aggressive horny little boys essentially.
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Speaker 1: But including that is the fact that there's so much
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Speaker 1: selective hearing, the fact that pounding on the door sounds
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Speaker 1: like the TV because she closed the door. So many things,
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Speaker 1: there's so many things. But yes, they're right outs on
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Speaker 1: the window, loudly talking, loudly laughing, and no one notices
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Speaker 1: them drinking the beer, you know, while the girls are changing.
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Speaker 1: There is a lot of nudity in this movie. That
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Speaker 1: was one of the notes I made as I was
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Speaker 1: watching it. Well, yeah, it's like, what's that called. I
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Speaker 1: just researched this, but you know, boobs, a lot of
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Speaker 1: boobs from the frontal nudity. Yeah, I was just researching
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Speaker 1: this for our upcoming episode in our past episode, depending
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Speaker 1: on when you listened to this on Scream Queens, it
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Speaker 1: wasn't some weird open yes, yes, And so the killer
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Speaker 1: is I mean, there's not much that goes into his
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Speaker 1: backstory other than he's like a quote maniac who has
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Speaker 1: escaped from prison and is killing people with a power drill,
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Speaker 1: which is definitely a phallic symbol. I think the symbolism
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Speaker 1: is on purpose, but so yeah, this party, things go
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Speaker 1: off the rails, people are dying, pizza guy dies, dudes die.
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Speaker 1: VAL's younger sister, Courtney like because their next door neighbors.
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Speaker 1: I was confused by that at first, but Val eventually
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Speaker 1: Courtney came because she was like, I want to go
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Speaker 1: to people see how pretty I am at this party.
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Speaker 1: So Val came, and then Val, after many more deaths
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Speaker 1: ends up killing this guy who randomly says I love
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Speaker 1: you to her, and then she looked about the Trish
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Speaker 1: to Trish yes, and then Val cuts off I wrote
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Speaker 1: cuts off his dick, but she cut off his drill yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 1: with a machete and then killed him. And I was like,
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Speaker 1: I feel the symbolism is really I do love y'all.
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Speaker 1: So it's of course the typical trope of that the
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Speaker 1: murderer is not dead quite yet, and of course everybody
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Speaker 1: turns their back to see this dude they cut off
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Speaker 1: his hands. I will say my favorite part of that
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Speaker 1: was the fact that you see the stump coming out
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Speaker 1: of the pool, not his actual hand, but the stump
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Speaker 1: trying to get himself out, and then his hand is
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Speaker 1: coming out like that sees Okay, that makes sense to
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Speaker 1: the point that he I thought he was speaking a
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Speaker 1: different language when he started chasing bow and then I
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Speaker 1: realized he was just screaming I'm going to kill you,
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Speaker 1: I'm going to strangle you, which he tries with his
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Speaker 1: one hand, and man, this dude was really powerful without
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Speaker 1: one hand after having another hand being chopped off. As
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Speaker 1: well as the fact that during this time the coach
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Speaker 1: has come to try to save them because you knew
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Speaker 1: something was wrong. Uh. The amount of lingering between the
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Speaker 1: two of them, him with the power tool with her
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Speaker 1: with her poker huh, Like, there was so much to
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Speaker 1: be said, especially when she starts hitting him with the
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Speaker 1: light taps with but not on the pokey side. Yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 1: I think you described it as like that scene from
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Speaker 1: Austin Powers where the steamrollers slowly coming and the guys
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Speaker 1: just screaming. It's a lot of that. I did find
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Speaker 1: it interesting that kind of judgments because at one point
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Speaker 1: there's like essentially two survivors left of this slumber party,
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Speaker 1: and then Val comes in and she doesn't know yet
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Speaker 1: that something is horribly wrong, and she's just kind of
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Speaker 1: like calling out to see who's there, and they sort
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Speaker 1: of have that discussion of like we have to help her, No,
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Speaker 1: we can't because he then the killer will know where
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Speaker 1: we are. I also thought it was interesting like Val
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Speaker 1: is literally the girl store. She doesn't have much characterization
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Speaker 1: being the sad thing, but they actually say that they
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Speaker 1: think she is with the dude trying to kill them. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: because she's like what is she's with? What does she's
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Speaker 1: with him? And then the other world says, well that
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Speaker 1: she was an overreaction for not being invited to the party,
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Speaker 1: so even better. Yes, Yeah, I do appreciate to like,
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Speaker 1: trust me these things, like there's a lot of nudity
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Speaker 1: that does not need to be in there. There's a
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Speaker 1: lot of sexualization about bits. But they did all change
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Speaker 1: into like pgs really quickly and I was kind of
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Speaker 1: the boys can watch it a little bit, and then
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Speaker 1: they got they changed into their very sexy pgs, and
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Speaker 1: then the boys came and hung out. I also did
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Speaker 1: love that the girls when it was the clownish boys
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Speaker 1: getting to them, they attacked them. One got one got flipped,
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Speaker 1: and they're like, hey, don't sneak up on girls. Except
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Speaker 1: he snuck up on girls and killed them. He did.
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Speaker 1: Watching this, I just kept coming back to that trope
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Speaker 1: of how slumber parties have been so sexualized in our culture,
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Speaker 1: and I've always been kind of confused by that. I
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Speaker 1: guess like just having a bunch of girls going through
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Speaker 1: adolescents together is absolutely like the male gays in general,
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Speaker 1: seeing like a budget girl coming together means there's definitely
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Speaker 1: some sexual tension here or I want them to be.
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Speaker 1: I have my fantasies of young girls together, right. Great.
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Speaker 1: That idea has always confused me, and like, do you
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Speaker 1: really think slumber parties that's what? Okay? I think one
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Speaker 1: slumber party interesting. We taught each other how to alleviate
16:28
Speaker 1: the stomach pains by sitting in a fetal position but
16:31
Speaker 1: where you're butt sticking up from the ground to make
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Speaker 1: you fart. That's how sexy we were, and our slumber
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Speaker 1: parties to relieve gas. Just say that's how sexy we were.
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Speaker 1: That's important information to know. Yeah, I think generally we
16:50
Speaker 1: like watched movies and played games. So we had this
16:53
Speaker 1: game we loved called Tommy ha ha. Did you ever
16:55
Speaker 1: play that? You just put your ear head on someone
16:58
Speaker 1: else's stomach, you make a circle like that and you
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Speaker 1: just laugh and go like really loud, like ha ha ha,
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Speaker 1: and then everybody just starts laughing. It's really fun. I
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Speaker 1: can't say I've played that one. That's how sexy I've done.
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Speaker 1: Never have I ever? Or maybe if you love me,
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Speaker 1: you'll smile. Super weird game. That's a super weird game.
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Speaker 1: I don't know that, but it sounds a little we're
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Speaker 1: at each other's laps and try to make each other laugh. Okay, Well,
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Speaker 1: the point being, I'm sure there are exceptions, but in general,
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Speaker 1: slumber parties are not what have been painted in my experience,
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Speaker 1: um in the media. But there is kind of this
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Speaker 1: like longstanding cultural painting of them as like very sexual thing,
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Speaker 1: and they are the source of many horror movies. Because
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Speaker 1: of that. I did want to read this quote from
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Speaker 1: a New York Times review written by Janet Maslin, The
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Speaker 1: Sumbler Party Masker is just the usual cavalcade of corpses,
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Speaker 1: all of them dispatched by a maniac who wields a
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Speaker 1: power drill. At the end of the movie, a woman
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Speaker 1: who has miraculously survived the carnage breaks this drill in half.
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Speaker 1: That's feminism for you, and symbolism too. Yes. So when
18:13
Speaker 1: this came out, it wasn't really well reviewed, it wasn't
18:19
Speaker 1: super well liked, but it did go on to earn
18:23
Speaker 1: a cult following, and it spawned two sequels. The remake
18:28
Speaker 1: debut just as possib on Sci Fi on October six,
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Speaker 1: And the tagline of this movie is you know the drill,
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Speaker 1: which made me laugh and just watching it, I was like,
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Speaker 1: I can see how this movie influenced other movies that
18:44
Speaker 1: other horror movies that I've seen. Uh, and it's it's
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Speaker 1: a very goofy blah Like I laughed a lot. I
18:54
Speaker 1: will say that that was the moment of luck, but
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Speaker 1: I think in general I would have loved to seeing
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Speaker 1: the original intent had they not had the protect me like, no,
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Speaker 1: we need to make this like Halloween. They're like this
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Speaker 1: is not like Halloween. This is not supposed to be
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Speaker 1: like Halloween. The dude is not even that scary. He
19:09
Speaker 1: just looks a little bit off, like that's the intent. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: he's not. He's just like a dude and Jacket absolutely
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Speaker 1: no sense to it all. And the fact in that
19:22
Speaker 1: was like, this was not what they wanted. It came
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Speaker 1: out like this, and many argue like, this is so bad.
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Speaker 1: It's so bad because there's such a weird in between
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Speaker 1: line that it shouldn't be it should be one or
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Speaker 1: the other, and they weren't able to fully do that.
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Speaker 1: But still still I enjoyed it. I do think knowing
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Speaker 1: that watching it made me pick up on some because
19:42
Speaker 1: there were tensions between Oh yeah, so these are it's
19:47
Speaker 1: a pretty good group of friends and there's not that
19:49
Speaker 1: too much mean girl stuff going on. You're trying to
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Speaker 1: live one. They're trying to write this new girl, trying
19:55
Speaker 1: to have to have one laster raw seniors. But then
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Speaker 1: there were other elements where I was like, yeah, I
19:59
Speaker 1: can tell some dude. Producers have intervened and been like
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Speaker 1: you need to put some nudity in some guys like
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Speaker 1: watching and uh yeah, there were just some clear differences
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Speaker 1: in how it should be, which makes it kind of
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Speaker 1: bumpy in terms of overall time. But I did enjoy it.
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Speaker 1: I think knowing what it was helped me enjoy it better,
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Speaker 1: but I did enjoy it. Is this going on your list? Perhaps?
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Speaker 1: I've been thinking about this lately because, as I said,
20:28
Speaker 1: we were doing an episode on screen Queens, and I
20:31
Speaker 1: do have a I'm not generally someone who like who
20:34
Speaker 1: gravitates towards slashers. There are some that I really like,
20:38
Speaker 1: but in general they're not my thing. And I was
20:43
Speaker 1: thinking today about what does it say that I like
20:46
Speaker 1: this movie because it's so unbelievable, Like the blood looks
20:49
Speaker 1: so fake and all the death scenes are kind of silly,
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Speaker 1: Versus if I watch something like the newer Halloween and
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Speaker 1: I just really, I mean, you shouldn't be like, oh,
21:01
Speaker 1: this is enjoyable, but I'm incredibly uncomfortable and it's not
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Speaker 1: something that I would watch again probably, And I'm like,
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Speaker 1: is that good or bad? Is that a good thing
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Speaker 1: or a bad thing? Should I be so unsettled by
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Speaker 1: murder even if it's goofy? I don't know. This is
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Speaker 1: something I'll have to sort out with myself. But I mean,
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Speaker 1: I guess at my point, being like, if it's goofy,
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Speaker 1: it's still the death of these poor, innocent, fictional ladies.
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Speaker 1: And I feel kind of strange that I can enjoy
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Speaker 1: it if it's silly, but I can't enjoy it if
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Speaker 1: it's right, if it's gruesome and then realistic. I guess anyway,
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Speaker 1: I probably will watch it again, not for work and
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Speaker 1: just for fun, but in the meantime. Okay, that's what
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