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IT CAME FROM SCREAMBOX: Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead! · WASD and Beyond

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  Well, you know, we needed a pallet cleanser this week and
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  thank God we had Noah pick a pallet cleanser because Alex has
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  a track record to either one up everybody or just somebody
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  accidentally tries to one up Alex.
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  Alex has all the best picks. All the best picks, but all the.
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  They're also extreme picks too. Evil Dead Trap was wild I.
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  Wouldn't call that. Extreme though.
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  I wouldn't call that extreme either.
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  I'm considering some of the other things be watched.
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  I'm trying to deflect from my choices last week.
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  You can try all you want. The jury's out on this one.
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  It's been done. The jury's the jury's it's.
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  Too late, the damage is already done.
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  Sir, you've didn't, Yeah. Cordova says you fucked up.
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  Fucked up, fucked up Bigley boys.
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  Anyways, everybody, welcome back to another episode of It Came
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  From Scream Box. We're your host, Nick, Noah and
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  Alex coming to you live in our basements in Detroit.
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  Kind of spread all over. Not really live.
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  This is not a basement, nor is it Detroit.
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  I'm in a basement in suburbs close to Detroit.
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  Close to Detroit, anyways. If I said I'm from Detroit,
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  people will go, oh, well, you're not real.
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  And then I say, well, if I say the real name, nobody's going to
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  know what that is. Yeah, some big people do it.
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  That's why bands do it. Yeah, that no one knows a band
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  from. Well, when I saw, when I saw
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  Primus, it was in Rochester or it was in like Madison Heights
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  and they were like, is this Detroit or is this Madison
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  Heights? And the crowd was pretty mixed.
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  That's Madison Heights. Yeah, but you know.
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  I understand, I understand. Who the fuck knows what that is?
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  that at the end of the episode let's go right into it.
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  We had a palate cleanser from Noah thank God cuz I really
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  messed up last week but it was a good mess up cuz it was great
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  episode it's. Good content.
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  Very good, very fun, very evil. Try to talk around one of the
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  movies of all time. But this week, this week I've
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  taken it in another direction. I picked a more light hearted
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  Good fun time in stark contrast to last week's good fun time.
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  I picked Poultry Guys Night of the Chicken Dead from 2006.
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  Poultrygeist is the 32nd film directed by Lloyd Kaufman.
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  Poultrygeist started originally as a spec script by Daniel Bova
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  in 2002. The script found its way into a
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  handful of other Troma employees hands and was finalized by Troma
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  editor Gabriel Friedman and given the title Poultrygeist
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  Attack of the Chicken Zombies. Troma promoted the movie heavily
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  the mid 2000s but never managed to get any sort of funding
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  lockdown for it. Eventually they pulled together
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  a budget of around $500,000, which came from most of the
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  pockets of Lloyd Kaufman and Michael Hertz, and they both
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  dipped into their savings and Lloyd and his wife ended up
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  dipping into their retirement fund.
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  Oh my God. To get some of the money for
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  this. Dude, for the love of the game.
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  Yeah Man is dedicated to the craft for sure.
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  The crew is was mostly volunteers who answered ads
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  posted to Craigslist and other horror based message boards
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  expecting that horror and indie movie fans would answer the call
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  to help out. Which they did, traveling as far
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  from Germany, Sweden and Australia to be a part of the
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  production. Even the musical numbers in the
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  movie, which there are many of, was composed by someone who
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  answered an ad asking for somebody to compose the score to
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  a movie for free. They were very upfront the lack
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  of payment for this movie, but it didn't matter.
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  People were so stoked on it just to be involved in it, that they
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  came from around the world to help.
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  A Lloyd Kaufman film, dude. Yeah, they shot this in 2005 in
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  a suburb in Buffalo, NY. The production was delayed a
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  bunch of times because of special effects issues, filming
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  schedules, pay disputes, and the restaurant being destroyed on
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  the final day of shooting. Despite all, the troubleshooting
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  was finished by August of 2005, and a large amount of that
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  filming was done in an abandoned McDonald's, which they were then
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  going to demolish. However, the McDonald's
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  explicitly banned nude scenes from being shot on the premises,
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  so they shot those scenes in the basement of an old church who
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  apparently did not have an issue with that that church.
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  Prudes. Yeah, that church was also used
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  as a housing site for 70 cast and crew members during the
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  shoot, and reportedly there was only one working bathroom.
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  Oh fuck that all the way, dude. That's a horror show.
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  No. Horrible.
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  Like all these Troma movies, this one has many connections to
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  other Troma movies, such as the I Heart the Monster T-shirt
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  beginning, the Tromeo and Juliet poster in Wendy's bedroom.
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  And there's also the car flip stunt that's originally shot in
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  1991 for Sergeant Kabuki Man, but made an appearance in many
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  Troma movies after it. Very good.
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  They released it on DVD in 2008 after six years of production
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  from script to the finished product, and it had a pretty
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  limited theatrical run of mostly appearing on one or two screens
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  per state, if in that state at all.
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  The cast and crew attended a premiere in New York City in
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  2008. The reception from those who
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  didn't understand Troma was bad. Of course they didn't like it.
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  They called it crude and immature, but those who were in
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  the know reviewed and much more favorably.
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  And it is. I would say it is like the most
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  Troma Troma movie there is. It get it does all the things.
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  There's been a couple of DVD re releases since then such as a
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  exclusive 3 disc collection edition which had behind the
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  scenes deleted scenes, alternate endings, footage from the
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  premiere commentary tracks in a karaoke version for a for a sing
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  along. Karaoke.
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  Yeah, dude. So there the reason I picked
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  this movie is because recently in it, it appears the 1st post
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  on the Instagram was in August of 2025.
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  But more recently in February of this year, Lloyd and the other
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  Troma pages started posting this that there was going to be a
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  sequel for Poultrygeist. This is coming right off the
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  heels of the Toxic Avenger sequel, which we saw that how
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  that went in terms of its release.
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  So hopefully this one has a much easier time.
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  This one's directed and written by Mercedes the muse, who by all
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  accounts is like the up and coming protege of Troma movies.
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  Yeah, and is being produced by Lloyd Kaufman and Michael Hertz.
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  And they, this is a quote from website posting about it.
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  What they promised was more guts, more blood and more
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  poultry. Yeah, you can see there's a
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  Instagram page for the second movie and they're already
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  posting like behind the scenes stuff and it looks pretty
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  promising. I'm here for it.
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  I hope we get to. Oh, that'd be, that'd be sick.
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  You know what I mean? I I'll go to New York for that.
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  And you remember, I mean, if I, I think it's still like early
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  days. So we're not going to know who's
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  doing like distribution, but I would hope like, Screen Box
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  might get involved with like given how Toxic Avenger, Yeah,
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  given how Toxic Avenger went, it might not have been released in
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  the way that it was without those.
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  Well, that's us too, so. The best part about all of that,
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  just to sidetrack, is to see the community at large really go in
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  with Syniverse for something like Toxic Adventure.
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  Because like all of us. Made our verses.
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  It was, well, when we saw it in Michigan, I would say, yeah, it
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  was a we. We were literally an entire row.
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  But there was a lot of other people in there having a fun
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  fucking time anyways. Yeah, What's it?
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  That's, you know, that's all the stuff we got plenty of.
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  There's plenty of stuff to dig into here.
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  I first saw this movie. It was back after I had seen
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  Sergeant Kabuki Man, and I was going through the other troll
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  movies and I watched this one. It was a long time ago.
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  There's a lot I did not remember about this.
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  I know for a fact when I lived in Redford, because I went, I
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  had always been a trauma fan since I was like a teenager, but
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  I went through like a pretty hard trauma phase all over again
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  in my 20s. And I know we watched every,
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  like we tried to watch every trauma film, right?
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  So I know this was watched. Now I don't remember this movie
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  at all because I guarantee I was fucked out of my mind watching
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  this film on a couch with like 12 other people in the room just
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  all screaming, hooting and hollering.
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  All the wild antics, all the poop, all the vomit, all the
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  blood and all the chicken. Sorry poultry everywhere, but I
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  love this fucking movie. It's such a gem and it's so
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  Poltergeist is very, it is very of it's time, but it's also very
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  it's the most trauma and punk thing.
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  You'll you'll watch. It doesn't care about any.
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  It's it's here to offend you and shock you.
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  And it's not just trying to offend one group of people.
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  It's offending everybody. And that's why I love it.
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  Everyone's a target. Everyone's a moving target that
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  it's just taking pop shots at you watch you are a target, yes,
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  but but in a fun way. It I never once went, yes, there
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  was a few times where I went, you know, and we all was like,
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  Oh Jesus. Christ, some mid 2000s humor
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  that aged like milk A. Little bit, but when you watch
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  it in this movie you still go. It makes sense and it fits here.
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  You have to take it for what it is, yeah.
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  And I, I love this movie. I love it.
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  You it's like, yeah, you have to take it's it's trauma film
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  that's like completely over the fucking top.
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  I mean, every aspect of this movie from beginning to end is
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  over the fucking top. Dialogue everything, like every
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  and it's fucking, it's so fucking goofy, dude.
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  Well, he starts out with a dude getting fingered by a zombie in
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  the ass and. He loves it and he says I didn't
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  know love could be this beautiful.
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  You know what? So you've had a finger in your
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  ass. You're not allowed to comment on
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  that, that that's just a golden rule, everybody.
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  Listen to. Anyone.
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  Anyone. Don't know what to do about
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  that. Anyone not?
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  Going to say it on the hot mic. Yeah, neither am I, but for the
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  but for the viewers. Cut this.
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  This is good. There's no way out.
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  There's no way out of this. This.
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  There's no way out anyways. Anyways, no, man, the great
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  pick. I, I am such a trauma nerd that
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  you could have put like anything on and I could have seen the
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  Troma logo hit and I'd be like, yeah.
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  Well, I had, I had, yeah, I keep them.
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  They added a bunch of the Troma movies to the screen box
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  platform. And I've been like looking at
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  them, but trying not to just like go down the list.
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  But it seemed like a good time because I just saw those posts
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  about the sequel. So I want to get impressed in
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  our heads. It's a great time, dude.
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  It's, I'm, I'm excited to see what they're going to do with
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  the sequel because like, if you look back in what, 2006, right?
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  Yeah, and it's pretty late into the like Lloyd Kaufman staples.
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  It's it's Post, I think every Toxic Avenger.
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  It's after all that. It's after Kabuki, man.
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  It's after Toxic Crusaders. It's after that one.
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  There's not like there's more movies behind it than there are
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  in front of it, if that makes sense.
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  Well, now you got Shakespeare shit show.
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  Yeah, that's the most, that's the last.
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  Shakespeare shit show, shit storm.
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  Shit storm. Yeah, yeah, shit storm.
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  I mean, that's the most recent besides the Toxic Avenger, but
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  that's Macon Blair. But like with this, it's it's
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  interesting to see people I I think people don't give these
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  films the credit they deserve. And, and, and I'll say this, the
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  cinematography that does go into these movies, they are gritty,
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  but then you watch the effects. There are so many different like
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  impalement, reversal effects here where you literally watch a
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  body dissolve. Also the actor who played the
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  big man and the toilet seems he's recently passed away.
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  So legend. And his name is on the trauma
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  site. So if one of us can get that
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  before, so we can properly say rest in peace to him, the great.
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  But it's it's the effects in this movie.
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  It's it's the movie's ability to use comedic effects like that,
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  where a man's body literally just melts off He goes, I'm
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  skinny now and just saunters away after shitting his brains
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  out. And like, there is a mop scene
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  very reminiscent of Toxic Avenger, where that's an
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  impalement in and of itself through a groin.
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  And, you know, it's just amazing.
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  It's amazing. And that becomes his Dick.
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  His name is his name is Joe Fleishaker and he he passed away
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  in 2016. Pass away.
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  Why am I? Why is it all over the is it?
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  Maybe it's an anniversary. Maybe.
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  I was on the trauma. Site it was May 23rd.
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  What the fuck I was just on the trauma site and it was said.
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  I want he he's done. It could be something to do with
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  him because he has, well, he's got some kind of role in
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  something called Mr. Melvin from 2025.
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  Oh, OK. Yeah, yeah, I think it was
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  either. Is that a cartoon?
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  No. No, it's it's Toxic Avenger.
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  What was that? Two and three combined.
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  Yeah, he has a role on that and he's also done, he's done a
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  bunch of other trauma stuff, like he did the Troma's Edge TV
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  series, he did Citizen Toxic, bunch of other bunch of other
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  stuff. Regardless, rest in peace, thank
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  you for all your awesome stuff you've done, even though now
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  I've been wrong about a another man's death on the show or a
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  good Nick. Well, that's OK.
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  The effects, we should talk about the effects because yes,
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  all of the budget it appears went to the effects.
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  A lot of the props and some of the effects work is was done in
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  like donations from special effects houses around the world.
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  That's cool. Yeah.
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  So it's it's not really clear like what I imagine a lot of the
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  props would be, but I think all of the like all the the bird
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  makeup and all of the like the blood and gut stuff that was.
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  Probably it's. A lot, yeah.
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  There were a lot of like most of the kills involve either a full
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  body double or a like half body double or a head at least like a
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  flaw casting. Well, because there's a lot of
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  the explosion or impalement or like engorging.
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  I mean, there's things coming. I mean, there's literally giant
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  eggs coming out of assholes. Yeah, I mean, that's, I mean,
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  that's a stunt all over and of itself and in effect.
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  So like then you got the puppets?
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  Yep, lots of good puppets. You got all the vomit work.
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  Lot of vomit work. You got a lot of blood work
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  everywhere. You got a lot of the.
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  God I would love to know how much blood they used.
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  The the What about the vomit? Like the green?
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  Well, yeah, they got the the, the the toxic chicken goo.
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  Yeah, well, it's like that. Plus like the face, the face
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  bubbling. I love that effect.
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  I've always loved that effect since I've seen Toxic Avenger.
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  The face bubbling, it's just so good in this film and it looks
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  amazing. That's like the effects is what
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  this film has down 1000%. Yeah.
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  Got out of this movie. What are you?
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  What are you zoned into? Alex?
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  What are you researching? He's like he's looking at
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  something. Nothing.
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  Nothing. You sick little bitch, I.
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  Didn't do nothing. They're not, if you bet.
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  You got to. You got to guys, got to got a
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  favorite kill. It is trauma related though, so
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  that's that's that. Favorite kill?
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  Honestly dude, when Paco bell gets put into the grinder,
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  that's his name. Everyone out there in the movie
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  when he gets put into the grinder becomes a little sloppy
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  Joe sloppy Jose sandwich. Sorry that shit cracked me the
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  fuck up. I was like this is great like
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  and the kill is just really good.
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  It's. You you don't see the chicken
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  that kills, it's just the whole thing and it's a good kill that
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  that is a good kill. Other than that, I think one of
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  my favourites like pseudo kills injuries is definitely the the
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  mop through the pelvic bone with the head of the cock on top of
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  the mop handle. Love that in a row and.
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  Then two last weeks. It wasn't as bad as that.
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  It was not as bad as that. I will say, if you're not ready
• 20:43
  for a lot of cock innuendo in this, like in a movie, that
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  you're not ready for. This a lot of a lot of nudity as
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  well. Oh, I mean.
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  It it just that's, you know. Starts off with a dude.
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  Going at it, going at it and it was, you know what, it was a
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  better prosthetic than the one from last week.
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  So which I don't like that it happened two weeks in a row that
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  we had to do that, but it did so this.
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  Full frontal Dick. This this one was way better
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  because that guy got his like guts ripped out which felt like
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  the appropriate punishment. Yeah, it was just a good.
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  It was just a very good fucking. But then again, if that happened
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  to the guy from last week's movie, he would have loved that.
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  So it. Would have nutted harder.
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  Yeah. No, it's like anyways.
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  I was so defeat, I forgot. I was so defeated.
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  When I saw that the first time, I was like, I forgot about this.
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  And that's twice two weeks in a row that we've had to deal with
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  something like that. No cum?
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  Well, there is a cum shot. Movie it?
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  No, not really. It's a chickeny, vomiting cum
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  shot. That's that's the the
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  implication is that. Listen, if judging by some of
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  the set photos I've seen from the second one, there might be
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  even more stuff. This movie, it definitely like
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  there was some there's some humor that, like I said, doesn't
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  didn't age great and there's some things I was like, all
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  right, like settle down here movie.
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  I don't know if the second pill, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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  I don't, you know, I don't know if the second one brings back
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  any of the characters. I know you might have to do a
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  different. All the characters, all the
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  characters that are alive exploded in that, in that.
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  Yeah, that's true. They all that.
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  Yeah, that was their way of going.
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  If we ever wanted to remake this film and call it an evil, like
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  do an evil then two to it, we just kill them all off and just
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  redo it. I had been doing like a little
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  bit of research, yeah. And I saw that it included the
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  car flip. And the whole movie was going.
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  I was like, when's the car flip going to happen?
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  I ever write at the end it's the same car, so that means they
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  would have had to get another Thunderbird of of the same make.
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  That's a pretty soft Thunderbirds are pretty cool.
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  Cars just keep destroying. Yeah, I we have one.
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  I don't. I mean no.
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  It's like, I don't want to flip it.
• 23:13
  Lloyd Kaufman calls you right now.
• 23:16
  We need to use. If Lloyd Kaufman calls in and
• 23:18
  needs my dad's Thunderbird, then he'll probably get it.
• 23:24
  No way. For a price, you know, but it's
• 23:29
  not the right, it's not the same one.
• 23:30
  It's. Completely different.
• 23:32
  It looks similar, but it's a different color.
• 23:34
  That was like we could make it work, Uncle Lloyd.
• 23:36
  Just. Boyd and I will convince him.
• 23:38
  I will convince my dad just to give you that car.
• 23:41
  Dad, it's Hollywood. You need to understand
• 23:43
  something. It's poultry Geist.
• 23:46
  You don't get it. You'll never get it.
• 23:49
  Oh, I love this movie. I it's, it's such A and let's
• 23:54
  we'd be remiss not talk about that.
• 23:56
  It's basically also a musical. It is a musical.
• 23:59
  And it doesn't. It's.
• 24:00
  Fun. It is super fucking fun and the
• 24:03
  songs are shock, gross out, whatever, but they're catchy and
• 24:07
  they're fun and you could tell they all had fun doing the this
• 24:11
  shit. It was I I loved all the song.
• 24:13
  I loved it, loved it, loved it, loved.
• 24:16
  It some of them are are legitimately bangers and there's
• 24:20
  a lot of, there's a bunch of bands that contributed probably
• 24:24
  for no pay, whose names I don't have on hand, but there's some
• 24:28
  like punk bands and metal bands in there.
• 24:30
  That's awesome. And that there's a one of the
• 24:33
  posts about the sequel movie was about a band getting their song
• 24:38
  into the sequel movie. So hopefully we'll get more of
• 24:42
  that. Well, I always say it if you
• 24:44
  guys want to kill some podcasters in your movie.
• 24:48
  We're ready to be killed. I will literally just give me a
• 24:52
  sandwich and we're good dude. It has to be, yes, we're, I
• 24:56
  mean, we're working on the rules, but do we have to be
• 24:58
  podcasting while we get killed, I mean.
• 25:02
  That'd be funny if we're just like in like a random scene,
• 25:05
  like in a random area of like a street podcasting, like we would
• 25:09
  be in our rooms, right? But like, I would accept any
• 25:13
  sort of trauma death. So if something had to get
• 25:14
  shoved up my butt, I don't care. OK, well, so Nick wants to be
• 25:19
  killed by something going going in his ass.
• 25:23
  She got something else. You got something?
• 25:32
  Something. Yeah, I.
• 25:33
  Thought you. I thought you said Nick.
• 25:34
  I'm looking up the soundtrack. Oh, oh, oh.
• 25:37
  It's There's nearly an hour of music in this movie.
• 25:41
  The soundtrack. Is like.
• 25:43
  Yeah, it's, it's about two hours it and it there's a lot going
• 25:47
  on. Yeah, only band I recognize is
• 25:51
  the Dwarves. The dwarves, yeah.
• 25:56
  There's a handful of other bands, right?
• 25:58
  A little. Left.
• 25:58
  Oh no, there's a There's a bunch.
• 26:00
  Yeah, that's sweet. They all just did it.
• 26:02
  Yeah, it depends. I mean, it appears that way.
• 26:04
  Love of the game. No, it's trauma dude.
• 26:07
  That's their. Party and you remember like
• 26:09
  their fans, and we were fans we talked about.
• 26:11
  Here you go. Like we've talked about how
• 26:14
  these communities overlap and you remember Frog Lord was just
• 26:18
  a band in the UK and they were so stoked they were going to
• 26:20
  write original music for that movie.
• 26:23
  Yeah, yeah. So.
• 26:25
  I mean dude, like think about even like something small like
• 26:27
  us, right? Like we were offered to go do
• 26:30
  stuff and we paid out of our own pocket.
• 26:33
  Nothing. Like we did it because we love
• 26:34
  what we're doing, right? Like we're going to the Frog Man
• 26:37
  Fest next week, by the way, in Loveland, OH, catch us there,
• 26:42
  because we just love what we do. Like this.
• 26:43
  We're going to go do cool shit because the show like we're not
• 26:46
  getting paid doing this. But you know, it's just sweet.
• 26:49
  It's just sweet. That's cool to see that it even
• 26:52
  like in Hollywood, like you, you see something with a trauma film
• 26:55
  come up, you're like, I want to go be a part of that, Jamie.
• 26:57
  That's where James gone started, dude.
• 27:00
  Sam Jackson. Yeah.
• 27:02
  But I mean, at this movie, is it like, like we say, like they
• 27:07
  made this for the love of the game.
• 27:08
  It only made about $22,000. Yeah.
• 27:13
  Yeah, complete flop financially, but with DVD sales, I don't
• 27:17
  know, it could be catching up, but I.
• 27:19
  Think it's a pretty good cult classic at this point too.
• 27:22
  DVD and merch and actual like soundtrack albums and shit now
• 27:27
  like. It appears on all of the like
• 27:29
  best of trauma movies because it really is like such a staple.
• 27:34
  It's got everything that you expect.
• 27:38
  I think some of the effects are are better than what we got in
• 27:42
  the past. Yeah.
• 27:44
  There's definitely like you could tell they've they figured
• 27:48
  out how to do practical effects pretty well by this movie.
• 27:52
  Well, they've had practice at that point and like there was a
• 27:56
  documentary I watched and it's it's cool because you can see it
• 27:59
  translate to the films. But like Lloyd is very
• 28:02
  particular about the safety of the set and the actors and the
• 28:07
  crew and all that. And you could tell like when's
• 28:10
  good, like the stunts look better when there's like care
• 28:14
  like this. Everything looks done better
• 28:16
  when there's that much level of like care and respect for the
• 28:20
  crew, the actors, everybody involved.
• 28:22
  So no, I, I, I love this film. That's great.
• 28:25
  And like I said, yeah, you could see like trauma started, you
• 28:28
  know, doing this. But then as time goes on, you'd
• 28:31
  go, OK, we'll look at that head explosion compared to that head
• 28:34
  explosion or look at that car flip compared to that.
• 28:36
  Or, you know, just getting everything in place correctly.
• 28:41
  No, this will be crushed. I fucking love this film.
• 28:44
  There's. I'm still looking at this list
• 28:47
  of bands and artists. Purple Pam is on here.
• 28:50
  That's. The hot sauce.
• 28:52
  That's yeah, it's the woman that I got the Toxie's Avenger.
• 28:55
  Toxie's hot sauce. Yeah, yeah, Pearl Pam rolls,
• 28:58
  dude. And it's signed by Uncle Lloyd.
• 29:01
  Yep, very cool. That's that's some good shit.
• 29:03
  That's that. That's a deep cut.
• 29:06
  Guys want to put a number on it. Oh, it's five out of five.
• 29:10
  Yeah, five out of five. See, I was going to say 4 out of
• 29:14
  five. OK, now you feel you.
• 29:17
  Now you're feeling a little weird.
• 29:19
  Oh yeah, I'll also say 5 out of five because it's the perfect
• 29:23
  trauma movie. Perfect, perfect.
• 29:26
  Good fun time to have with your friends.
• 29:28
  You know, see a lot of lot of silly stuff going on, and maybe
• 29:35
  last week's movie has a bit of an influence on how high of a
• 29:38
  rating this gets because it's direct comparison, but that's
• 29:42
  fine by me. This absolutely gets a 5 out of
• 29:45
  five. This is a fun time.
• 29:46
  You can watch this with anybody for the just sheer gross out
• 29:50
  awesome factor of this film, right?
• 29:53
  You could, I could sit anybody in front of us and go, it's
• 29:56
  going to be gross. It's going to be raunchy.
• 29:58
  The jokes will offend you. Just watch all the way through.
• 30:01
  You will laugh. You will have fun with this.
• 30:04
  You know, it's just a good time. That's why this is it's a it's
• 30:08
  the quintessential trauma film. If you're going to watch the
• 30:12
  trauma, watch this. Don't have a mop up your butt
• 30:14
  and you'll be good. Yeah, just don't put mops.
• 30:17
  It will, unless you're watching the film putting mops up your
• 30:19
  butt. But be safe doing it.
• 30:21
  Yeah, be safe. Don't do it.
• 30:25
  Does it stick? Well, if that's your thing,
• 30:27
  don't you know? I don't know.
• 30:30
  I can't. Tell you what I think.
• 30:32
  Legally, I can't tell you to or not to do something.
• 30:39
  So they're doing it, but, you know, we could tell you what to
• 30:41
  do. Hit us up with that e-mail.
• 30:44
  If you like this movie, you like any of the movies we watch.
• 30:46
  What's that? E-mail, Nick.
• 30:49
  Wasdbeyond@gmail.com. Again, that is WASD
• 30:53
  beyond@gmail.com. God I'm getting good at these
• 30:57
  fucking segways. Hey, we're getting good.
• 30:59
  Before we do that though, Alex, did you want to add anything
• 31:02
  else to the movie? No, there's no what?
• 31:08
  It's fucking poultry guys, dude. It's good, It's good.
• 31:12
  I don't know. I don't know if if you watch
• 31:16
  Troma you've more than likely seen it.
• 31:18
  If not, go fucking watch this movie.
• 31:20
  Yes. Get hype, get hype for a sequel.
• 31:24
  It's probably a long way out. It's probably a long way out,
• 31:27
  but keep it in your mind, you know, keep it in your mind.
• 31:30
  These things live and die by word of mouth.
• 31:34
  We will be talking about the sequel a lot more coming up and
• 31:37
  we boys drum, we have an announcement to make next week.
• 31:45
  Oh, next week, you tease. We'll have to.
• 31:51
  Wait, we are preparing for our biggest episode of the show thus
• 31:57
  far. This is a big deal.
• 31:59
  We've done a lot of cool things and this show is barely, barely
• 32:03
  a year in. It's all we're almost a year.
• 32:06
  We're almost a year. This is the 42nd week, so we
• 32:10
  only have 10 more weeks and that'll be a year.
• 32:13
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• 32:17
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• 32:20
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• 32:25
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• 32:31
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