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IT CAME FROM SCREAMBOX: The Slumber Party Massacre! · WASD and Beyond

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  You never know. You never realize you're getting
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  a sunburn until it's too late. Yeah, then you get to where you
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  got to go after you're done being outside or whatever, and
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  you're like, oh fuck. And you wake up the next morning
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  and you're like, why does my face?
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  Feel tight? Oh dude, it's the worst.
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  You feel like a fucking old leather bag.
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  I hate it. And then you have to sit on a
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  plane. Horrible.
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  Nightmare. Is that what happened?
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  To you, yeah. In California.
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  Yeah, don't you remember? I vaguely remember you getting a
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  little bird. Yeah, I woke up the next morning
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  and my nose was like on fire. Poor guy.
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  Well, it's better than chafing down in downtown San Diego.
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  I had to buy that cream and rub it on my balls in the bathroom.
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  Outside of the. Outside of the CVS.
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  You just get a, you just get a handful of cornstarch and just
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  fucking throw that shit up and. Dude.
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  Well, you'll have plenty. Of time for that in in fucking
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  in Ohio. Next month.
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  Yes, everybody, this is good that Noah segwayed us into this.
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  I will. I wanted to make fun of the
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  TPUSA halftime show, but we don't have to go there it was.
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  Bad. Why?
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  I don't know why. I don't know why we would give
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  that waste of time any amount of attention.
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  I, I, you know, I agree. I just it was it's something.
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  The Pedo Bowl. Yeah, the the, the cigarette
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  bowl, we were calling it. Cigarette.
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  Yeah, you were calling it a cigarette bowl.
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  Yes I was. I said Kid Rock.
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  Looks like 1/2 put out smoke. He he beseech the name of
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  marbles, and that. I'm so sorry.
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  I should have called him a Paul Mall.
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  You are so right. He's a Paul Mall.
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  Yunk yuck. What's the other one?
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  What's the other cigarette? It has like the parliament.
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  I like parliaments. Parliaments are bad.
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  I like. Parliament don't smoke, kids.
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  Don't do it because then you get hooked on vape because your your
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  soul, the false promise that this is going to help you quit
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  because it it's just will. And if you're just going to get
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  hooked, don't do it. They tell you that it's safer,
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  but it's not, and then you're craving a Breeze Pro Mint.
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  Oh, I'm sucking these things down like it's my job, brother.
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  Wait until we go on that car ride to Loveland, OH to the
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  Frogman Festival. Your boys from Detroit are
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  going. These screen box boys will be in
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  full force at the Frogman Fest in a couple weeks here.
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  We are incredibly pumped. My wife said huh?
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  And I went what? She said what is a Frogman
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  festival? And I explained it to her and
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  then she told her friends and they went, huh?
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  And then she explained to them. They went OK.
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  At a certain point, if I have to explain what frog manifest is 3
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  times, you just don't need to know.
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  No, I'm also kind of, it's not mental, it's.
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  Self-explanatory, I feel like. It's a Cryptid thing dude, you
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  wouldn't get it. You don't take these things
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  literally. Woodstock was not about.
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  Wood No. Frog Manifest is about the
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  experience we're going to have at Frog Man Festival and it's
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  about it's about the frogs would be along the.
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  Way. Yeah, it's about the frogs along
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  the way. You know what I mean?
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  I'm excited to see Frogman double feature.
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  Absolutely. That's a while.
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  We got our tickets today. Anthony, we are excited to meet
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  you down there, but welcome everybody to It came from
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  Screambox. We're host Nick, Noah and Alex,
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  movie with us, Alex, it's your wink buddy of.
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  This week it's it's an old classic from 1982.
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  What I believe I read I chose the slumber party massacre.
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  It's been a minute. It has been a hot minute.
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  I think I've maybe this is like the third time I've ever seen
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  this movie. When When did you see it the
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  first time? The first time at a sleepover.
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  Funny enough, The the the. Mom, party of your own.
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  The mom rented it for all the kids thinking it was like
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  related to Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
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  I literally remember this 'cause I was like, they put it on.
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  I'm like, this is not Texas Chainsaw related at all.
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  Nope, not the slightest. I think they just went with it
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  because it said Massacre and like the horror movie Sleepover,
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  that's what you did as kids. I don't know.
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  I I remember I got this because my Nini, my grandmother, my
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  beautiful grandmother, she was watching us and she took us to
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  Blockbuster and she was like the cool grandma and she'd always
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  get me the bad things. That's all I got my first Spawn
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  VHS, they animated series from HBO and she took us and I picked
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  this movie out at a very young age and I went, it's fine.
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  She went and then I watched it and it was a lot of the blood,
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  boobs, guts and awesome violence.
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  It is that's my first experience.
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  I was like. 9 Minimal minimal swearing.
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  Not a lot of swearing at all. But everything.
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  Else. But it has everything else under
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  the moon I. Don't think I don't think you
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  really need if you're doing everything else.
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  I don't think you really like need cussing and things like
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  that in the movie, like the movie it it it's offensive as is
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  true. That's I mean Noah point out he
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  goes wait a minute. These girls are literally being
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  portrayed as high schoolers and we're seeing well.
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  Yeah, that's just. You know, you know, it's, it's
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  offensive as is. As fucked up as it is, but that
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  was just what slasher movies were.
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  In the 80s, especially in the 80s.
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  Just high school teenagers getting whacked.
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  Yes. So that's that's this movie to a
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  tee. There's no messing around.
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  There's no like deep story elements.
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  It's just just teens getting getting murdered by a gay by
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  just some guy. There's like not even really a
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  setup for the killer, which I thought was interesting.
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  He's not even hidden. Yeah, I thought it was going to
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  be someone introduced in the beginning, the neighbor guy, but
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  it wasn't him. It was just like some random
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  dude. Yeah big time.
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  Just some random dude who you see like the 1st 10 minutes as
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  well. And that's, you know, that's
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  accurate to like real world serial killers.
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  Like they weren't always some known person.
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  It was like just some guy. A prowler, Yeah.
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  Yeah. Well, look at Tuck and Ramirez
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  Bundy, those dudes like that, they would just cruise around
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  like, oh, they're they're I'm, I'm I'm going to kill that group
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  of people right there because I can't, you know, don't know.
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  I have no attachment to them. But I mean, fuck yeah, though
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  this movie goes, there's no guffins.
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  It's just like, boom, we're in. But there's a, there's a little
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  bit of like hijinks, you know, But I feel like you got to have
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  that. Yeah, you have to.
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  You had. The boys at the slumber party
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  spying on the girls. I was going to say you have to
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  have a bit of that like teen ignorance and innocence
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  revolving around like, my parents are gone for the
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  weekend. We're not throwing a party, but
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  we're having a slumber party with the girls.
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  And then one girl's like, well, let's get our boyfriends over
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  here. He, he, he, he, he and the one
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  girl's like, well, me and him aren't going steady too much,
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  but we might be. He, he, he, and then that all
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  happens. That is the part of this movie I
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  do enjoy. It's like I enjoy all this
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  movie, honestly. But I do like the like, OK, this
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  is teenagers being teenagers. They're just dumb.
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  This this seedless Maui wowi. That's the fucking weed dude.
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  The seedless Maui wowi. No stems.
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  No. Stems that is a big deal though
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  let's be let's be straight that they that used to be a big deal.
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  Props to the neighbor. Bring in props to the neighbor
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  for not being a narc. Yes, yeah, yes.
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  Cool guy and neighbor. Do you want to kind of give the
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  audience a little bit of? What this is?
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  It's just it's how many one. There's like. 66 high school is
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  it is it just all the is that including the guys?
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  Yeah, it's like a, it's like a a friend group.
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  Well, it's. There's not really much to say
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  about it. It's just a bunch of high school
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  kids get fucking murdered overnight.
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  There's really not. It's just straight to the point
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  where in the movies someone dies, what, 10 minutes?
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  15 minutes in. Yeah.
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  Brutally, brutally as fuck in broad daylight and it just keeps
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  going from there. People just keep dying from
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  there on out all night. Even the pizza guy gets it dude.
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  Pizza guy gets it in one of the worst ways.
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  Yeah, get. Both of his eyes drilled out.
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  Can we talk about that weapon? Because I find that weapon to be
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  quite interesting and I like the fact that it's what's it called,
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  an auger. I so I don't I don't think it's
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  an auger. It's like a masonry drill
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  because it's it's one that like looks like a small jackhammer
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  with a big drill bit on the end of it.
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  Yeah, he holds it like an auger. A few.
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  Times which is that? They use that to like cut big
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  holes in the ice for like fishing and stuff but.
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  Oh, OK, yeah, this is definitely a masonry drill.
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  Yeah, it's a unique. You don't see it for sure.
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  There's a movie that is that it's called like drill bit or
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  some shit like that where that's all it is, is like it's just
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  that type of weapon. But I like this because of, you
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  know, it being what this is, I find that interesting because it
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  that this thing slices it dices, it drills, it does everything
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  apparently in this movie, like, jeez, what can, what can't this
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  do? But like attached to this
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  killer, It's it's it's pretty funny because this guy is just
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  incensed. Yeah, it's pretty limited when
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  you learn about him, but he's definitely got like mental.
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  I mean, obviously mentally something's gone wrong, but he
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  has like a, like a simpleness to him.
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  Like a simple Jack thing? Yeah.
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  Yeah, when he's finally talks, he's got like a definitely a
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  reduced capacity is a noggin type guy.
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  His name is Russ, by the way. His name is Russ.
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  Yeah, yeah, reduced capacity. Well, you know what I mean.
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  He's not, he's not OK in the old, in the old Dome there,
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  he's. Insane in the membrane.
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  Yeah, make it insane. Got no brain?
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  Got no brain. All he wanted was a Pepsi dude.
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  They get him way back. He could have asked if he wanted
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  a Pepsi and he didn't have to kill those six people brutally.
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  If the piece of guy would have shared something with him, I
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  think you know, but I mean, you know, I think he's I think this
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  killer is interesting because you don't know shit about him.
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  He's just a dude. He's going around fucking losing
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  his shit. The weapon of choice here is
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  just so bizarre and it's used in such cool ways, but it really
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  is, and it's not really strictly just that weapon, but it's
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  majority kills that weapon and it's like a signature kill too.
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  It's like through the eyes, through the chest.
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  It drills and pulls out this flesh with it and it it's cool
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  man, but him himself, it's like, God, you are fucking creepy just
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  because you don't say shit. He's just a.
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  And you get the idea. Shit, it's creepy.
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  Creepy as. Fuck.
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  You get the idea that he's kind of around the whole time because
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  you know, at the beginning when we see you're throwing away the
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  box of toys, somebody takes the Barbie out and like, the
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  implication is that it's the neighbor guy.
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  That's what I thought. But that means, like, that dude
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  was probably there for that, like to take the doll all the
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  way back then like he would. This is clearly somebody who's
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  like, meticulously planning this out.
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  Yeah, I think he was like a stalker stalk stalker killer.
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  That's what he pretty much does. Like a like predator prey type
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  shit. You gotta wonder, like, is this
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  his first? First time?
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  Because he's got some little tricks.
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  No, he's dead. Well, because in the beginning
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  of the movie, there's definitely that one girl who's just been
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  fucking mutilated in the van, just hanging out in the van.
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  So this is like he's this is what he does until he's in at
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  his match. Yeah.
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  He's in, Yeah. It feels like.
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  It feels like there's also no reason.
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  It's like a sprinkler. He's doing it like he's just
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  doing it for fun I guess. Like he's just doing it because
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  he enjoys it. What, what do they say in last
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  pod? The serial killers will go
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  through. It's not just spree killing.
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  It's like it's when you reach the height of your murders and
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  you just can't stop. There's like a specific term for
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  it and I forget what it is, but this is kind of what he is,
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  where he's just like, this is what I do.
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  I cannot stop. He just kills people.
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  With. Like young women especially, it
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  seems like men, they're just in the way.
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  So it's ceremonious. But like the women, it's
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  explained later on. Like, I just think you're so
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  beautiful and this is the most beautiful thing I could show you
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  that I would do for you. And it's like, no, man.
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  Try again, Try something else. Flowers would be nice on.
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  Valentine's Day, yeah, flowers start with that if that's what
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  you're looking for. And then maybe you would just
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  step it up a little bit from there.
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  This says right here that his name is Russ Thorne and he is an
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  escaped serial killer. They don't really touch that.
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  Unless we missed like a radio beat.
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  There is a thing when the one girl's listening to the radio in
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  the morning where they mentioned that like a beach town was
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  terrorized by a killer they're talking about.
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  Yeah, we missed a beat. It's really that when I was, I
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  was laughing when you were like, oh, would you win a T-shirt?
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  I was laughing at that so. T-shirt Oh dude.
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  KDED. So this movie was produced and
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  directed by Amy Jones and written by Rita Brown, which I
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  feel like that's a kind of a different hate 'cause like you
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  don't really see old 80s slashes movies written directed by women
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  and you. Know it's interesting for that
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  like they, it doesn't really do anything different than other
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  horror movies would do you know, they just really kind of
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  followed the classic formula and it's like it's, it's good.
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  You know, like sometimes like a movie like this is perfect for
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  like a sleepover type thing or like to put on a like Halloween
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  time 'cause there's no like plot really.
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  It's just some some killings going on.
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  It's, it's, it's really like, it's really tight and it's
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  really clean. It's just eye candy at that
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  point. The only thing that she does do
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  differently is there are three survivors and they're all women.
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  Oh yeah, I. Never.
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  I never even really thought about the three survivors, but
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  yeah, there's not. There's not really like a final
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  girl. There's final girls and I I that
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  I find that interesting because like the women obviously
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  overpower this men. So there's a bit of like of of
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  of a almost feminist vibe here, which isn't bad.
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  I think it for the movie like this, it definitely helps with
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  it. It's like, hey, no women could
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  be bad ass like this too. Even if they're most of the
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  movie, they're definitely helpless.
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  And even towards the end killing this guy, it's like, man, you
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  just got to take one good swing. Like, you got to stop just
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  fucking layering this knife like that.
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  Right fucking there. Just fucking finish it off.
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  Oh, they had them too at that one point.
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  Yeah, the baseball bat. And then like every fucking
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  horror trope, they just fucking stop and escape, no.
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  Well, nobody ever stops to make sure that they've.
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  Actually just killed somebody. Because.
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  You can tell when. They're dead.
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  They don't want to know for sure.
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  Yeah. I don't know.
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  I feel like I want want to know if I was being terrorized by
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  this guy though. I feel like if a bunch of my
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  friends have been killed around me in the same way, I might be
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  more willing. To do more harm to this person
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  who's. Oh, I'm busting the cat.
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  The one. No, you're there would be no
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  facial recognition going on. Either that or I'm just going to
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  like because the thing they do like, obviously it's, it's a
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  horror movie. They have to.
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  Do this. They like they'll hit him and
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  he'll like go down or they'll push him in the pool and then
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  they just like hang around. I'd be out of there, dude.
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  It's time to go. Yeah, it's time to like.
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  That's fine if you don't want to make sure he's dead, but leave
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  like don't stick around to find out.
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  The one the one sister yelled at her little sister run and she
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  just hides under their couch. No, go out the door and beat all
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  the way down the fucking St., she says.
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  Run and then hides in the basement.
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  So she just. Corners herself again.
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  You're deeper in the house. She was kind of trapped between
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  him and the front door. Well, dude, there's a back.
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  Dude, there's more. True, there is a back door.
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  There's other ways. Simply leave.
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  Figure it out you. Simply leave.
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  It's trophy, it's fun, it's goofy at times, the the violence
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  is awesome and over the top. I mean, it's just a classic and
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  this is a cult classic. Great effects too.
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  Yep, Yep, cool. Very good effects.
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  Some very cool things about Amy. What the fuck?
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  I see her last name was Jones. Amy Holden Jones.
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  She's done a lot of stuff that we've grown up watching.
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  Really. Yeah, Beethoven.
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  She wrote Beethoven. She was a writer on Beethoven.
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  Wow. Really.
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  Most recent The Resident TV show Editor Editor.
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  That's a good one. Editor, producer, director and
• 19:44
  writer on that. Wow.
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  What the fuck? That's.
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  That's pretty good. What else you done?
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  That's the you said it was the the patient.
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  The Resident. Oh, the resident.
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  OK, Yeah. That's the one about, isn't that
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  the one about? That's the one with the guy
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  who's the nurse. It's based on a true story, and
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  it's this nurse who killed a bunch of people.
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  Yeah, Yep. Yeah, Yeah.
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  That's a good one. Yeah.
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  Highly recommend that. She she got a big old list.
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  That's sweet. But like, that's like
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  Beethoven's wild. I would love to see it.
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  Well that's so weird to go from this to Beethoven.
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  Yeah. Was that like when was when did
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  Beethoven come out? 92.
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  So that's, I mean, it's possible it might have been the next.
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  That's a 10 year gap. It wasn't the next, it wasn't
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  the next. She had stuff in between I just
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  created. You go from murdering to
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  wholesome dog. Dog movie.
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  That's a big old dog. I wonder if any lessons from
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  Slumber Party massacre carried over Beethoven.
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  I don't know dude, Beethoven's such a different obviously type
• 21:02
  of fucking. This movie This movie's budget
• 21:06
  was 220,000. And.
• 21:09
  Got 3.6 million in the box office.
• 21:12
  That's a whip. Wow, that's a, that's a, that's
• 21:15
  a big up cub, up cub. State winning out here.
• 21:19
  Did did she direct the sequels or I have anything to do with
• 21:23
  them? What about the remake Noah
• 21:24
  mentioned? The remake.
• 21:26
  No, I don't think she did the remake.
• 21:28
  She had no connection with any of it.
• 21:33
  Hold on. That's what I'm curious about,
• 21:35
  if she, you know, claimed her stake in the front.
• 21:37
  Really. She didn't even claim her stake
• 21:38
  in the franchise after that, no. Well, and also the this first
• 21:43
  original slumber party massacre was meant to be like like a
• 21:48
  whole trope, like it wasn't meant to be taken serious at
• 21:51
  all. And then he's they started
• 21:54
  taking it serious and make it into an actual like.
• 21:56
  Horror film. Yeah.
• 21:58
  Yeah. It's still for what it is.
• 22:00
  It's great. I I think this is obviously
• 22:03
  deserving of being a cult classic.
• 22:05
  It's a good time. It's just fun to watch.
• 22:09
  I, I don't watch this every year and, and I think I should watch
• 22:14
  it more often because it's just fun.
• 22:17
  It's just a great flick. So did you guys have anything
• 22:21
  else you wanted to say about Slimmer Party?
• 22:24
  No, go watch it. I don't think so.
• 22:25
  Yeah, just go watch it. It's a great, good, fun time.
• 22:29
  If you're hanging out with your friends, it's it's pretty brief.
• 22:32
  I guess hour hour 15, hour 20. Yeah, not very long.
• 22:36
  It's really lean. Like we said like.
• 22:39
  They really, they get right to it and.
• 22:42
  You know, some movies these days are a bit too.
• 22:45
  Long so I I. Three hours is egregious.
• 22:48
  Yeah. Review time Boys Ratings What?
• 22:55
  What do we got here? Who wants to start?
• 22:57
  I'll give it a a solid 4 out of five 'cause it's just it's a
• 23:03
  straight to the point horror movie slasher.
• 23:05
  Like you can't beat it. You get what you want.
• 23:08
  Yes. No.
• 23:10
  What? I'll also say.
• 23:12
  Four out of five, better than average, Really good.
• 23:18
  Just definitely worth a watch for anybody if you like a
• 23:20
  slasher. Absolutely a four out of five.
• 23:24
  This is a very strong foothold in the slasher genre.
• 23:28
  I think if you are getting into the slasher genre, you're kind
• 23:31
  of putting, you're placing your toes in the water of horror.
• 23:34
  I think this is a very good like jumping off point.
• 23:37
  If you've already, you know, gotten past your Freddie's and
• 23:40
  Jason's and Michael and all them.
• 23:43
  I think this is a great like I want to expand that, right, like
• 23:48
  slumber party massacre and like sleepaway camp and all of that
• 23:52
  are just great additions to the slasher genre and even like
• 23:56
  psychological sleepaway camp, right?
• 23:58
  So 4 out of five, this is called classic.
• 24:01
  It is a must watch if you are a horror nerd and you're or if
• 24:05
  you're new to horror. Like I said, if you're like
• 24:06
  younger trying to get into horror and you want somewhere to
• 24:08
  start, this is a great place. Like Noah.
• 24:11
  Noah said he's heard of this, but he's never seen it.
• 24:14
  Yeah, it's. Definitely one they sell.
• 24:16
  These T-shirts at like Walmart and shit.
• 24:18
  I mean, you know, the slumber. Party like serial killer is sort
• 24:21
  of a horror trope, but this one you definitely you see it
• 24:25
  around. Quite a bit.
• 24:26
  Yeah, yeah, good stuff. So 4 out of five from the IT
• 24:30
  came from Scream Box Boys on this one.
• 24:33
  That's right. Good stuff, boys.
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