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#254: Joy Ride 2: Dead Ahead (2008) · What's Your (Least) Favorite Scary Movie?

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Circus boobies. Gonna watch your least favorite
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scary movie? The podcast where we talk about
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the good, the bad, the ugly and the absurd and all of our
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favorite. And least favorite?
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Scary movies. Because we believe every horror
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movie rifle has its fan base even.
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If we don't always get it. My name is Travis.
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My name is Jesse. And welcome back everybody.
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We are here today to talk about our Patreon Picked episode for
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this month and you all voted for Joyride 2.
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Actually they voted for a tie and Talia tie broke.
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That's. True.
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Is that the past tense of a tiebreaker?
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Tiebreaker. I wouldn't question.
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That tie to break? No, cuz tie is the noun.
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Break bread. Yeah.
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Yeah. What tide?
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I don't know. We're way too far off track.
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Right away. We're talking about Joyride Tude
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because that's what they called for today.
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That's what. That's what's on the schedule.
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Yeah, that's what we're doing. So that build up to the opening
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there of Jesse saying circus boobs took about 30 seconds.
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Couldn't stop blashing. Yeah, I was really curious to
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hear what was about to come out. The build up was killing me.
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The time I was about to say it, I started giggling.
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OK. So yeah, we're gonna be talking
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about that here shortly. But before we do, do we have any
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announcements? Or not to be this weekend.
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All right, so tune in for that. And I remembered to say it at
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the top of the episode this time.
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In the past like 3 months, I've forgotten until the end.
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So nice. There we go.
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It's your pick, right? Yeah, it is.
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Yeah, OK. Yeah, it is.
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Oh, get ready for that folks all.
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Right. Hey, I found the other another
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cabinet on Woods movie. Yeah, that's true.
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You did a really good one last time.
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OK, alright, well, with that out of the way, I've got our poll
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from last week. Last week we talked about VILE
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for Jesse's birthday episode. So the question what method of
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torture could you endure in vile so if you were one of the people
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that were abducted there to have to torture yourself?
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To get free, Olson comes on screen tells you you must reach
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100% to get out of this house. Which one of them are you
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choosing? Yes.
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So we have RIP off a fingernail, steam iron to the torso, dip
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your arm in boiling water, or wrench to the collarbone.
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So 29% would do RIP off fingernail, 14% would take steam
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iron into the torso, nobody dipping their arm in boiling
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water, but 57% would take the wrench to the collarbone.
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OK, that's impressive right there.
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That one seems like probably one of the more painful ones to me,
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but what? Are you going with?
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I do. I think I could do the
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fingernail. OK, yeah, we discussed last week
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that the fingernail has an aspect of indignity to it for
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me, because I take such pride in the fingernails.
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I think I'm going to go with collarbone.
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Oh wow, so you're part of them? Yeah, I mean, I'm very familiar
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with the sensation of a broken bone.
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It'll heal, it'll be fine. Whereas like Burns I'm also very
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familiar with but I hate them. Couldn't have to get a skin
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graft with those. Yeah, like.
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Fingernails grow back. Sometimes.
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Sometimes like you're back stupid.
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Well. I'd rather have a stupid one
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than none. I'm just saying, yeah, I'm just,
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I'm looking out for you, OK? All right, so that's collarbone
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wins. Collarbone wins.
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All right. OK, So with all of this out of
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the way, are we ready to get into joyride too?
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I believe we are dead ahead. Are we buckling up?
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We're buckling up and we're going dead ahead.
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Yeah, OK, OK, so Joyride 2 came out October 7th, 2008, straight
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to DVD release. You are unable to stream this
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anywhere if you are looking to do so, but you can rent it on
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Amazon, YouTube, and Fandango at home for just under $4.
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So once again, I must encourage people to look through the $5
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bins at Walmart. Yeah, you could find.
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You can find all three of the joyrides in a single pack.
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You 5. Dollars and probably on Amazon,
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$10.00 for all three of them too.
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So yeah, it's it's not a bad deal right there.
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No, All right. Written by James Robert Johnston
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and Bennett Yellen, directed by Louis Morneau, music by Joe
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Cramer and special effects makeup by Dan Keillor, Bob Comer
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and Christopher Mark. Penny OK Starring Nicky Aycox as
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Melissa, Nick Zano as Bobby or a Jordan as Kayla, Kyle Schmidt as
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Nick, Mark Gibbon as Rusty Nail. What a Nick's in here.
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Nicky, Nick and Nick. Nick Zano, I know from What I
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Like About you, which was like Amanda Bynes when she moved off
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of Nickelodeon. Oh really?
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See, I would say I know him from Final Destination.
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Yeah, see, and that's The thing is that like whenever we watch
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final The Final Destination, Yeah, I always think of what I
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like about you as well. I I forget the connection of him
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between the two horror movies, but he is always connected to
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Amanda Bynes. Those are the only two things I
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know him from. I was like, I know.
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Nicky Aycox apparently passed away already.
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Oh my God. Odd.
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Yeah, back in 22. That's awful.
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Yeah, she was in her 40s. Jeez.
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Yeah, kind of sucks. So yeah, small cast here.
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Yeah. All right, time for our favorite
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game on the show budget. Or.
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Bug Ted. I mean, they couldn't even get
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my man real tattoos and body piercings.
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I'm saying I'm saying bug Ted. OK, it is bug Ted.
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Yeah, I do have. It Ted Levine.
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I know. Yeah.
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That's well, that that's the bug Ted Levine right there.
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Bug Ted Levine. Mark Gibbon is bug.
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Ted Levine. Can't afford the real Ted
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Levine. So yeah, I actually do have the
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number. It's $5 million.
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OK. That's honestly that's more than
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I expect. I was expecting closer to like
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the 2 million range. Yeah, the 5 million seems to be
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about the Max for a straight to DVD horror movie.
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I've it's this is basically enough information out there to
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get a formula like yeah, you know, as the theory progresses,
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you'll get down to the two to 1,000,000 like the wrong turn
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fives out there, but. Where the joyride threes, which
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is also Declan o'brand O'Connor. That's true, Yeah.
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I would be curious to see what the budget is for that one.
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OK. So yeah, $5 million budget
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opening box office. So it went straight to DVD.
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So we don't have box office numbers, but I do have DVD sets.
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Oh my God. So these are all strictly just
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DVD. This is not factoring in Blu
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rays or rentals. Wow, that's specific.
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Yeah, well, this is a time when that was the most available
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media. I would say Blu-ray was still
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fairly new in 2008. And I remember, like, the switch
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from like, get it soon on VHS and DVD to get it soon on DVD.
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And then that had almost no time to shine on its own before it
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was like, get it soon on DVD and Blu-ray.
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Yeah. Well, if it makes you feel
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better, DVD is still the most popular format available.
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It consistently beats Blu-ray and 4K cells every single year.
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Interesting. Yeah, it it's the most popular
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format. So back when this premiered or
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it released first month open #9 on the DVD charts with 62,000
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units sold grossing at 1.5 million hold.
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On are. You trying to factor in the DVD
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price? OK, so 1.5?
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Nope. 1.5 million. How many units was it?
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62. 62, 1000 Thank you. It didn't. 62 individual DVDs
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grossed 1.5 million. Forgot how expensive DVDs were
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back in the day. That's almost $25 per.
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I mean, that's kind of the price right now for a new movie.
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Yeah, but I'm like Blu-ray. Usually it's closer to 20.
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New DVDs now $20 still. Dang yeah wild.
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I think I've gotten used to the $5 bin slash half Price books.
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Yeah. Well, because we're patient, we
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wait. We don't.
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Well, I'm not always patient. Sometimes there's a movie that I
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have to get and I get it right away.
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Yeah. But yeah, I mean, that's kind of
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the still the going rate for these.
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So that was that ended up grossing in the first month.
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So I don't have overall, Oh wait wait, no overall gross so far
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still just DVDs is 4.3 million at 200,000 units sold.
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Wow. Do you want to check your math
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again on that? How many?
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4.3 million dollars, 200,000 units.
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Ah, it went down slightly. Average of 2150.
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That makes sense. Yeah, Yeah.
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OK, cool. We're doing math, people.
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Yeah, we're getting real in depth here with the figures this
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month or this week I guess. OK IMDb 5.1.
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Impressive. Not bad that, you know, I'm, I'm
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actually kind of happy that people are like, it's not bad.
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Yeah, I like that's the consensus, I think.
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It's. Middling.
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It's slightly above mid, just the slightest.
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Like percentage above mid? Middie.
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OK, so I have a theme for 2008 horror movies to compare it to.
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Oh boy. So I kind of went with the trend
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of the time. These are all movies that seared
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in the direction of the torture porn slash splattered bore genre
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that was very big back in 2008. Trying to capitalize on that.
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Yeah, they didn't. Well, they didn't want to be
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3000 in light. So no, no.
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And this movie is like this. This movie leans into this.
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It's yeah, it's. Yeah, we even have.
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Yeah, we have that whole extended torture scene in the
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barn, so. OK, so movie number one, rest
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stop 2 don't look back. Bro I'm that one.
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I remember watching the first rest stop, it came on TV, me and
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my mom watched it and we were both fucking terrified.
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Yeah, it's freaky. The second one is OK, but it
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feels very much like you said, like it's trying to capitalize.
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Yeah. On the trend.
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I couldn't remember because it's been so long since I've seen it,
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so I went to the IMDb page to look at their their violence
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meter on the parent guide to see all the things that happened.
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There's, like, people getting their knees drilled.
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There's, like, all kinds of, like, torture going on in there.
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So it gets pretty, yeah. Nasty.
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Yeah, he's got like a whole little torture bus.
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Oh yeah, he does. Yeah.
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OK, well then, yeah. There we go.
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I remembered her. Right.
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All right, so that released September 30th, 2008.
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No budget listed, no gross, but a 4.6 on IMDb.
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OK, so still not too, too terrible.
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Yeah. All right, movie #2 I've not
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seen this. I've not seen the next two
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movies, but I can only imagine this was Japan's weird way of
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going in this direction as Japan does.
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Tokyo Gore Police Have you heard of this movie?
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No, but I have a feeling that Joe shout out Freakatron, it's
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going to be like, Oh no, you guys need to check this out.
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It feels like the type of thing like he would know all about.
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I think 100% that was being discussed on the discord
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yesterday. OK, that's yeah.
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It's it's a very, I don't know, very.
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It's a, it's a well known, like popular cult movie that is very
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much Japanese, if you know what I mean with that.
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Like it's wacky. Yeah, I read the premise.
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It's about it's a dystopian future Japan where they have
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these people that have been turned into biological weapons
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called engineers, where apparently their injuries have
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like some kind of like biological weapon.
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Really, really. It's so there's like a task
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force, the Tokyo Gore Police, that are formed to deal with the
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engineers. I'm just picturing Idris Alda in
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Hobsonshaw with his upgrades. Could be, it could be.
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I don't know. You know, one of the other
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things that I was really, really trying to do with this is movies
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that could also fit in the Fast and Furious franchise.
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I couldn't find 3 movies to do that, but I'm you know what?
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You kind of maybe just did one right there.
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OK, so that release. In this podcast, everything
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either comes back to Twilight or Fast and Furious.
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Yeah, it's one. One or the other.
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OK, so that released October 3rd, 2008.
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No gross, no budget, but the IMDb is 5.9.
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OK yeah, an interesting thing also with this Rest Stop 2 and
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Joy Ride 2. These all came out within a week
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of each other. Wow.
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Yeah, Joy Ride 2 was October 7th, rest stop September 30th,
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took a Gore police October 3rd. So yeah, it was a very busy time
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for these gore hounds out there. Nice.
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All right, that's a good Halloween.
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It is a good Halloween. You're right.
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All right. Final movie?
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Haven't watched it but this sounds like something I feel
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like we should watch. It sounds really interesting.
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It's called untraceable. So basically think fear.com but
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fear. Dot com.com.
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Possibly the premise not wasted. So fear.com.com, but good, but
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confident, yeah. So I read the.
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Premise Fear dot competent. Fear dot competent.
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Yeah, the premise apparently is there's an FBI detective that is
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tracking down a killer who is streaming these killings on the
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websites or the Internet I should say.
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And it's the method of death slash torture is based off of
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the view count. That sounds so.
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There was a movie that was I think around that time, if not a
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few years later, with Elijah Wood called Open Windows.
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Yeah, not that. Yeah, yeah, I'm just.
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It sounds very. Similar to that, that was, Yeah,
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that was an interesting one. That was that was an OK movie.
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It wasn't bad, but yeah, this one sounds really interesting.
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This came out January 25th 2835 Million Budget 53,000,000 Gross
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6.2 IMDb OK, yeah. It sounds really familiar and I
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don't know if it's just because it sounds very similar to open
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windows, but. Well, and fear.com.com.
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yeah.com. Yeah.
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OK, so I have tag lines. OK, got three, one on the
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poster. Detours can be deadly.
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Yeah. Yeah, it's not too bad.
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Yeah, Next one. Rusty's back, OK.
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I like, I don't, I don't have anything significant to add to
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that because I don't feel like it's a very significant tagline.
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Yeah. All right, final one.
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His voice could be the last thing you heard.
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You heard? That's what I.
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Heard you. Heard me circus jumbo tits.
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I like them. Big old titties.
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Circus bones. That's right, you heard.
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That's that's the voice that's going to be the last one you
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hear. I would hope not for anybody.
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OK. Yeah.
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So that first one, I think they made the right call for the one
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you put on there. That's not a bad one.
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I do think it is kind of a funny like last thing you heard.
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You heard? I wonder if they were playing
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into that. I don't know.
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OK, fun facts. So this was originally gonna be
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titled Joyride to End of the Road.
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They changed the title I. Like that better.
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I think it's pretty good. Yeah, it's not bad.
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It does sound, it does sound better for like the end of a
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franchise though. But.
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Yeah, dead ahead. It's pretty good too.
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I like both of the titles that they have here.
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Why couldn't it be dead end though?
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That's like an actual like phrase.
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Dead end. Yeah, well, you know, I don't
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remember what the third one is called.
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I wonder if it is called one of those.
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There's a lot of good like Rd. related puns you can make for
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this. Joyride the road kill.
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Road kill OK deck was like hold. On deck on O'Brien O'Connor.
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He's like, you know what's better than signs?
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Dead and long, Yeah. Roads.
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That's still not bad. Rd. kill.
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OK, so yeah, obviously they went with Dead Head.
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I remember when we were talking about this with back when we
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first started podcasting, we did a whole episode with 7th Circle
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of Film where they did all like we covered all three movies on
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the single episode. Yes, it's like a 5 hour episode,
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million hours. But I remember they have to
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change the name for these overseas because Joyride over
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there is about some. It's like Grand Theft Auto over
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here. Yeah, taking a vehicle and
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stealing it. I'm pretty sure I made the
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argument back then. I'm going to make the argument
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again now. That is very accurate to what
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happens in this movie. Yeah, it is.
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Yeah. I can't remember what they call
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them over there though. I do remember though, that's how
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I learned because I always knew that trunks were referred to as
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boots, but that's just how I learned that the the hood is
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referred to as a bonnet. Oh OK, so these are actually
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called roadkill. OK.
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Yeah, that's the third. One called Is it roadkill?
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Roadkill. Roadkill.
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Roadkill. Well, in the United Kingdom,
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this is just called Roadkill 2. OK, you know what?
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We're gonna find out. We're gonna go deep diving for
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shit today here. Oh boy.
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What is it? Maybe it could be just Roadkill
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3, I don't know. Probably is roadkill 3 but I
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would love the absolute and bananas decision to call it.
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Roadkill 3 Roadkill it is. Oh, they actually caught a
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Joyride 3 roadkill over there. Weird.
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That is weird that they kept the joyride for the one that doesn't
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actually involve stealing a car. They could have called a joy or
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joy kill. No, they could have called it
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Rd. kill 3 joyride. Oh boy, that would have been a
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good way to do it. OK, so yeah, this was actually
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filmed in British Columbia. So it's not actually filmed in
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the desert of Utah where this movie takes place.
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I didn't realize they had deserts up in British Columbia,
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but apparently they do. Yeah.
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So that actually ended up having some weather related obstacles
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that apparently are a big deal up there in British Columbia.
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So it was. Canada's fucking cold.
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It was very rainy, too rainy and cold.
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This actually caused problems specifically for Nikki.
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OK we it's really confusing with the amount of Nicks in this
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right here. So this is Melissa character.
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When she asked to do her striptease scene, she had to do
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that for 8 hours, 2 separate nights.
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That's a long fucking time to shoot that scene.
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She had to stay in her underwear the entire time, so she would
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just be in the car to keep warm in between shoot, and whenever
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it would be time to shoot, she'd have to get out of the car and
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just be out there like that. So she said whenever she did
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that, she was miserable, and when she finished, she went back
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to her hotel soaked in a warm tub for several hours.
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Wow. Yeah, in order to get Bobby's
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banged up face, like the way they do, the way that they
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approach doing his makeup. So the makeup guy, Christopher,
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Mark, Penny. That's such a good name too.
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Yeah, he went and took a picture of him, Bobby, his face, and
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then took it over to Photoshop and then bloodied it up and gave
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it a couple of cuts and stuff like that.
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And then they used that as the basis to do the makeup to apply
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there that. Makes sense.
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I that's like a way that you practice with special effects is
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you just look up wounds. It's gross and it's morbid and
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you have to turn your safe search off on Google, obviously.
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But like, that's how you do it. You just emulate and you
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practice. I thought it was really
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interesting seeing do that though, like I've never seen the
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of somebody making a movie take that approach.
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I think, I think that's pretty fun.
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Yeah. It's a pretty interesting way to
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because like you get the vision that you want and then you also
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have the reference, which helps with continuity.
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Yeah, and with the bar manager that gets his jaw ripped off,
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they did a cast of him. His jaw like that was actually
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like what his jaw looks like when they RIP it off too.
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It was also. That dude's got a lot of hair.
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I lift him up on IMDb. It's a very shaved off off all
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of his hair, including his eyebrows for this.
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They probably did it for the mold of his face.
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Like whoa. For consistency sake, we're just
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going to shave your head here. You can cast your face with
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eyebrows and hair. You can, but it's probably
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easier to not have any of those things when you're doing that, I
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would imagine. At least I've never done any of
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those things. So the special features actually
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has Rusty Nell being interviewed in character.
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Oh, that's fun. Yeah, it was.
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It was really interesting. It's him just kind of like
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standing out in like a field with his truck.
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And he's like, yeah. So like, I don't know when it
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happened, but I like to collect jaws.
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And I don't know exactly what sparked it, but I keep a
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collection of jaws. He shows off the weapon that he
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used to take the jaw off of that guy.
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It's really interesting. So he has like, a little like,
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pocket chain thing, but his pocket chain is actually the
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chainsaw blade chain. OK.
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Yeah. So like he's like took that to
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the character and wrapped it around his head and then just
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like yank the jaw off that way. So yeah, that's really
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interesting seeing how they. When when you want to have a
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chain wallet but you're not going to listen to the
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disrespect about you having a chain wallet.
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Yeah, and it's also functional. Yeah.
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For his needs. If you ever need to go out there
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and you see a jaw you need to collect.
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Yeah. Oh.
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Maybe that jaw girl. Great Michael.
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He doesn't actually collect them though.
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He left that one on the floor of a strap.
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Oh, who's to say he's just disorganized with how he
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collects things? He collects the experience, not
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the draws. He collects memories.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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OK, collect. Memories, not possessions.
23:16
That was it for the fun packs that I have.
23:18
That's all the information I had out there.
23:20
So I believe it is time for us to get into our discussion.
23:25
Good, bad, ugly and absurd. Jesse, what did you think of
23:28
this one? I like that they were able to
23:32
take a new approach to this instead of just retreading what
23:36
happened in the first one basically.
23:38
And I like that we keep the consistency that Rusty now is
23:41
just a little crybaby who gets his feelings hurt too easily.
23:46
I I think he has more of a reason to be mad this time
23:49
around. No, it doesn't warrant killing
23:52
people, but that's. What I'm saying, like, and I
23:54
mean, in the first he also had reason to be upset too.
23:57
Yeah, you know what I mean. But I just, I do think he has a
24:00
tendency to overreact. The first one hurt his ego and
24:03
his pride. This time they hurt his house
24:07
and. His car and I feel like that
24:09
probably also hurts his ego and his pride because his
24:11
possessions were defiled. Yeah, yeah.
24:14
But also, I, you know, I feel like it's a little bit bigger to
24:18
have your home, your door busted down, your window shattered and
24:21
your car stolen. I'm just saying there's also an
24:24
indignity to that. Yeah.
24:28
OK. So I think that that was really
24:29
interesting. I liked the group dynamics we
24:32
had where Melissa and Bobby were kind of like Boomer, mom and
24:36
dad, because Bobby like, did the gut.
24:42
The amount of times that I heard when I was a server, like you
24:45
got a fish hook in your nose, young lady.
24:47
Like that's Bobby when he was like, I can't hear you.
24:49
You get two things in your leg. Yeah.
24:51
Yeah. Like so I think that's that's
24:55
fun. The amount of shit they give to
24:58
Nick's character is also really hilarious.
25:00
Yeah, well, he he calls. For it, yeah.
25:04
So I think All in all, like not terrible in terms of the sequel.
25:08
OK, the goods I have, I thought that they did a really good job
25:12
replacing Rusty now. Yeah, I actually like the voice
25:17
especially. Yeah.
25:17
Sounds just like him. And we didn't really get a lot
25:21
of real time with Rusty in the 1st movie.
25:25
He's mostly off screen. But they I I liked how they
25:29
presented him in this movie. He's more present, but they
25:33
still keep him hidden. Yeah.
25:35
So anytime you see him, it's a shadow basically, or like a
25:39
silhouette. Yeah.
25:40
And his face is never revealed. I like that.
25:43
I, I also like how we get like a cluster look of his style in
25:48
this movie right here. I know that they were really
25:50
trying to ramp up like the brutality of it to kind of match
25:53
the splatter gore genre that was rising up during this time.
25:57
But it all tracks with how he was in the 1st movie.
26:01
Even the ripping off of the Jaws, you know, we see that
26:05
again here. I thought that that was cool.
26:06
I'm glad we kept that. Yeah, and I like to see him just
26:10
like other ways that his brutality comes through and it
26:15
appears to be through torture. But also, he's a little bit of a
26:19
prankster still in this one right here, 'cause he does some
26:22
pranking in the first one and his old thing in here is like
26:25
how you fuck with him is gonna be how he pranks with you.
26:30
Yeah. So I I liked what they did with
26:32
this character and yeah, I overall I think that they did a
26:36
good job setup wise for the story for this.
26:39
I like again, you know, it seems to always be siblings with these
26:43
right here. The first one is brother and
26:46
brother and this one's sister and sister.
26:49
So, you know, it's really cool. I like the characters and then
26:52
just the whole setup here. OK, alright, so bad.
26:56
Bad the the beginning there's a really bad fake blood moment
27:07
where the sex workers head hits the trailer and it's just like a
27:12
can of bright red paint that's not.
27:15
That whole super. Awesome that.
27:17
Scene is a little bit lackluster with just like the whole thing
27:20
like the she just like gets her head hit and you just hear like
27:23
a little tiny squatching. Also like the weirdness of him
27:27
stopping at the bar just for cigarettes, like is that the
27:30
only place that he could stop? And also they're in Utah and I
27:33
feel like it's probably hard to find a bar in Utah.
27:35
Probably also hard to find cigarettes.
27:37
Yeah, which is probably why you have to go to a bar.
27:40
So I, I don't know, I don't know enough about Utah.
27:42
I don't know if that that's accurate.
27:44
Yeah, I don't either. Yeah.
27:46
I I know you can find a lot of soda shops in Utah.
27:49
So I've heard, yeah. So I mean, it's just, I mean, we
27:57
have like a couple of disjointed moments like that, you know?
28:00
OK, yeah. But yeah, I mean, those are
28:04
those are mostly nitpicks, so. OK the bad for me is I really
28:09
thought the soundtrack was weak in this.
28:11
Yeah, yeah, I could have been. It's the curse of straight to
28:17
DVD movies, which I don't understand because they have the
28:20
money to get decent stuff. I don't like it feels like
28:23
they're, they almost feel compelled to use what is at the
28:26
libraries, maybe because it's free.
28:28
Maybe they're like, OK, we'll just use like the library music
28:31
from the produce, the production company.
28:35
So I think this was Fox maybe that did this one.
28:39
Yeah, it's like Fox straight to DVD.
28:41
I would have loved to have like a scene where they're all
28:44
arguing over the radio because you know that Bobby listens to
28:48
some like buttoned up up tight shit.
28:50
Whereas I want, I want to hear, I want to know if Nick's true,
28:54
is he really 3rd wave emo punk? He's not.
28:57
It's very clear in this movie he's a poser.
28:59
I would, but I would love to have that.
29:01
It would have been like. Happening.
29:03
It would have been like the biggest emo band of the 2000s.
29:08
Fall Out Boy. What's what was the biggest My
29:10
Chemical Romance? Yeah, I was gonna say he'd be
29:12
like, you probably haven't heard of them.
29:14
And then like, he starts playing like, like Helena or something.
29:17
And Bobby, of all people, he's like, oh, yeah, I've heard this
29:19
song. Oh.
29:20
Yeah. He's like, no, no, man, you
29:22
don't. You just really don't get it.
29:25
Yeah, yeah. I feel like it would have been
29:27
cool to have something like that, you know, at least get a
29:30
song or just like get like a dedicated composer.
29:34
I mean, maybe they did with this dude, but if that's the thing
29:37
that he did, it kind of felt phoned in.
29:38
It almost felt like Full Moon feature music, which is always
29:42
like really weird and never really fits the tone of the
29:44
movies. And it's usually just one or two
29:47
songs. Played years, Yeah.
29:50
The other thing I thought about this movie is I wish I had more
29:53
car scenes in it because that is basically the whole dill in the
29:59
1st movie. They're on the road.
30:01
It's a it's a constant chase. Yeah, that's going on.
30:04
It feels more Rd. trippy. Yeah, and I, I feel like this
30:08
movie needed more of that. A lot of it is them just getting
30:12
instructions from him and then they go and do a task and then
30:16
they go meet him somewhere. And then every now and then
30:18
we'll have a little bit of car stuff sprinkled in where they're
30:21
only chased down like a stretch of Rd.
30:23
But I feel like for this movie, it would have been great to keep
30:28
that part. I feel like that's the, if
30:31
you're gonna keep one thing from the first movie, like Rusty,
30:35
obviously, but keep it still being a big chase scene.
30:38
Like it's one big chase throughout the entire movie.
30:41
OK. I feel like that would have
30:42
really made this a much better experience.
30:47
Not it's not a bad experience what we get, but I would have
30:50
liked it a lot more. Yeah.
30:51
And I again, and it comes back to that point I said about it
30:54
being like kind of disjointed, 'cause, you know, Nick at one
30:57
point makes a point when they're doing the finger drop off and
31:00
he's like, he doesn't need to wait three hours, so why do we
31:05
have it? Like he must be setting up and
31:07
doing something. Yeah, and that never.
31:09
He's not. He's watching them the entire
31:10
time. Yeah.
31:11
He's just watching them. It doesn't actually come to
31:13
fruition. So yeah.
31:16
OK, ugly. I'm gonna say the whole scene
31:20
with Nick at the like, lot where they're like racing and stuff.
31:26
His use of certain slurs, his very inherent transphobia and
31:30
homophobia throughout, that's pretty ugly.
31:35
And then also the Kenny Chesney truck driver just fool along
31:40
with his Weiner out when he greets Melissa.
31:43
Is his Weiner out? We don't see it, but that's the
31:45
implication, is that he was, you know, going to town on himself
31:49
while he was watching the striptease.
31:50
His actual credit in the movie is Goofy Truck Driver.
31:55
Oh. Wait, I think it's that.
31:57
Let me look it up here. Goofy looking truck.
31:59
Driver. Goofy looking truck driver.
32:02
Yeah. I just he, he said.
32:04
You can come. You can.
32:06
Call me Candy Chesty if you want to.
32:08
Yeah. Yeah, you heard.
32:11
You heard yeah. So those are those are pretty
32:15
big things and those like honestly, and I get whatever
32:22
2008 that wasn't like uncommon. But watching it in 2025, it
32:28
makes me feel icky. And it's one of those things
32:30
that, like, I don't like revisiting it when we rewatched
32:34
the movie, you know? Yeah, yeah, I was trying to
32:37
think of something too, and I feel like that was probably one
32:43
of the things that stood out to me the most.
32:45
I would also just say Nick's character in general, how he's
32:49
so outwardly disrespectful to everybody.
32:53
Yeah, also the disrespect of like truck driving like.
32:56
He's just a shit person, really. He's a, he's a fucking shitty
32:59
guy, Yeah. Everything about him sucks.
33:03
Like truck drivers are just like, it's just a fucking job,
33:06
you know? Like you can make
33:09
generalizations about anybody in any job and it's not OK.
33:13
They usually make pretty good money, too.
33:14
Yeah. So like, I don't, you know, I
33:16
don't know why you shouldn't on them, like just leave them be.
33:19
Yeah, I like sort out your daddy issues, Nick.
33:22
Yeah. That's really what it comes
33:23
down. That is exactly.
33:24
Yeah. Yeah.
33:25
He talks about his dad being a truck driver.
33:28
OK. And absurd.
33:31
Well, obviously Kenny shows me, yeah, that whole scene.
33:35
Now the whole thing is so weird. And then one of my favorite
33:42
parts, so OK, makes fake tattoos.
33:44
And we talked about those when we're on 7th Circle of film
33:47
because he's wearing his jacket and they make a point that like
33:50
this is the desert and he should be sweating in his jacket.
33:53
And his tattoo fades so easily in the moment when he's showing
33:57
so that it's fake. So what is he doing in the
33:59
desert when he's sweating like this?
34:01
There's no way that those tattoos aren't running.
34:03
Oh man, I forgot about that. You're right.
34:05
Yeah, we did talk about that a little bit.
34:08
Yeah, I don't know. We've got that and then also
34:10
when he's in the barn scene later and Rusty wants to make a
34:13
point by pulling out his lip ring and it just pops out and
34:16
like. The.
34:17
Physical acting from Mark Gibbon like you can feel his like
34:22
confusion and disappointment like.
34:24
I like, I like that the. Fact that Nick apologizes.
34:28
Yeah, I'm sorry. It's fake.
34:30
You know, I, I like that he, he had that moment there where he
34:34
was able to deny Rusty the satisfaction of torture 'cause
34:37
he thought he had him there. He's like, I'm going to RIP this
34:40
out and then it's. Going to suck for you.
34:42
Nope, sucks for you Rusty and. Then poor, poor Bobby just
34:46
getting all of the abuse. The only thing Nick has to deal
34:50
with his death and it comes pretty quickly.
34:52
But like, he doesn't get his lift ring actually torn out, he
34:55
doesn't get his kneecap destroyed, he doesn't get his
34:58
chest burnt. He gets some psychological
35:00
fucking with SO. He gets some psychological
35:02
fucking with, but I think you could argue Bobby does too.
35:05
Bobby's just a little pincushion at this point.
35:08
Yeah, that's true, Bobby. Oh, man, He got the rough, the
35:12
rough end of it, Yeah. All right, Nick Zano in horror
35:15
movies, Because in Final Destination, he dies his butt
35:19
hole. So Robin set out.
35:20
Yeah. Yeah sorry if y'all, I've never
35:22
seen that movie. But saw a spoiler for a decade
35:25
old movie. Watch this in 3D you get his
35:28
butt guts flying out at you in 3D OK, so my absurd moments Oh
35:36
yeah, I forgot this just says guy oh wait, wait, guy sleeping
35:40
like a corpse. That guy in the funeral parlor
35:43
that she's going over there to try and cut off a finger and
35:46
then she pulls back the full blanket that's covering this
35:49
guy. He's like, he's basically trying
35:52
to live as though he's a corpse. I think it's got to be some
35:55
weird fantasy that's playing out for this guy.
35:57
I think he's on his break and he's taking a nap.
36:00
Yeah, yeah, but you don't do it like that.
36:04
Who the fuck covers up their entire face, like their entire
36:08
body with a sheet like that? You wear like a goddamn blanket
36:11
like everybody else. You don't pretend to be a dead
36:14
person in a funeral parlor on a funeral.
36:17
Like a little autopsy bed, you know what I mean?
36:21
Take a nap in your car, take a nap somewhere else.
36:24
I'm sure y'all got break. Rooms.
36:26
I'm sure it was more comfortable than trying to nap in the car.
36:29
I will say this, I used to work in a factory and there were
36:32
nights where I'd be real, real tired and I'd spend my lunch
36:34
break napping and I did it in the locker room on the bench.
36:39
It's better than this. I actually I would think that
36:44
his setup is more comfortable because that little Gurney is a
36:48
lot wider than the benches were in the locker rooms.
36:50
It's weird though, you can't. Say it's not weird, I'm just
36:53
saying it's. Definitely get it.
36:54
It's definitely him trying to pretend to be a dead.
36:57
Body. Maybe he wanted to scare his
36:58
coworker and fell asleep while waiting.
37:00
Maybe could be that. The other thing I have is they
37:03
basically have their own truck version of race wars in this
37:08
movie. He is referring to Fast and
37:10
Furious, by the way. Yeah, the most unfortunate name
37:13
for an event ever. Yeah, Race wars, for those who
37:17
are unaware, is a place where you go out into the desert in
37:20
the Fast and Furious universe and you just race.
37:23
But yeah, I, you know, I thought it was really funny.
37:25
I mean, they actually have like fucking truck drive and drag
37:28
race and race wars out there at like a little like trucker camp.
37:32
It's interesting. OK, so let's raise it.
37:37
I think I'm gonna give it a 7. That's.
37:39
What I was gonna give it to you 7 It's a good movie.
37:42
I think it's a good follow up. Starting average 7.
37:46
OK, easy. Easy peasy.
37:47
All right. You ready to do this?
37:49
Yes. We start off at a truck stop.
37:53
Rusty's batting some cigs, and a sex worker follows them out,
37:58
thinking that it'll be a good score.
38:02
And she drives and she climbs into the cab with him and, you
38:07
know, gives her prices. And he says, let me see what you
38:10
got. 75 for a fuck, 50 for BJ25 for a pump and run.
38:16
Yep, those are her prices. I don't, I don't know what the
38:21
market is for that stuff. I don't know if those are deals
38:23
or not. I have no frame of reference,
38:25
although when I watched at Zola, she got her to set her prices
38:32
like 500 per. So I think, yeah, I think she
38:36
could be doing better. So anyway, she when he says
38:42
like, show me what you got, she shows shows her babies.
38:45
But then he says the wig too. And she seems like she's like,
38:50
OK, And then he says, get it wet and she's got a dunk her head
38:55
out the window. And she goes, you know what?
38:56
This is fucking weird. I'm leaving.
38:58
It is weird. I wonder what he was going for
39:00
here. I don't know.
39:02
There's no way he wasn't going to do this in the 1st place.
39:05
He knew he was going to kill her.
39:06
Yeah, I guess the whole point was like he was wanting her to
39:08
stick her head out the window so he could roll the window up and
39:10
get it stuck. Yeah.
39:12
Yeah, So yeah, she tries to climb it because he says and
39:16
then leave and the it's like a child lock basically.
39:20
So she can't get out. So he's like, well, you gotta go
39:22
through the window. And then as she does, he rolls
39:24
the window up and starts driving and she smashes her head on her
39:28
trailer. And then we PowerPoint slide
39:30
effect into the title. Yeah, it's not.
39:34
The best, which is another fast and furious connection because
39:38
that is how they love. There's subtitles.
39:41
It's a little bit more effective in Fast and Furious than it is
39:45
right here. Yeah, is.
39:47
It I'd argue it's equally as distracting.
39:51
OK, so we now cut to a bunch of screaming.
39:56
It's just been breaking, Bobby. Yeah, the classic this vehicle
39:59
in front of us. Bus is being towed, but we're
40:01
gonna pretend that the sleeping person will be waking up to an
40:04
imminent crash. That old gem.
40:06
It's a good way to get the viewers attention, I'll say.
40:10
It's a good way to jolt us into the movie there.
40:13
They are headed to Vegas. It is going to be Bobby and
40:16
Melissa's joint bachelor Bachelorette party.
40:19
Yeah, yeah, Apparently that's the thing that people were doing
40:22
at the time. I guess.
40:23
I don't know. I wasn't getting married back in
40:25
2008, so I don't know. Yeah, you were 2008.
40:28
So I was, yeah. So like.
40:31
They wanted to road trip instead of doing a flight because
40:35
Melissa and Kayla haven't seen each other in a while and they
40:37
wanted to spend some quality time.
40:39
They pull up to get some gas, and there is what appears to be
40:44
a gas station attendant waiting to pump gas.
40:47
And then he says we need payment upfront and then just smooches
40:51
her. Smooches Kayla.
40:53
Yeah. And Melissa and Bobby are ready
40:55
to like, punch this man. And then Kayla's like, surprise,
41:00
he's my date. Met him on Myspace.
41:03
That's right. You remember that place?
41:04
Y'all so much. Yeah, it really does.
41:07
But it's it's true. It's true for the time, Myspace.
41:10
You know who wouldn't be deregulating moderation and
41:16
allowing hate speech? Tom.
41:20
Do we know that? We don't know.
41:22
He seems like he was a decent guy.
41:24
I don't know. So yeah.
41:26
And I like how he does date a little bit.
41:30
Talking about the top friends. All of the people listened that
41:34
were familiar with Myspace knows this shit.
41:36
That was the big deal back in the day.
41:38
Who is your #1 friend? It caused a lot of fights with
41:42
people. Learning baby coding so that way
41:46
you could get your wallpaper exactly the way you like it.
41:49
Your setup perfect. Everybody was like, oh, I'm good
41:52
at HTML, I'm so good at coding. No, you just go to a fucking
41:55
website and copy paste shit. That's all you did?
41:57
Yeah. Like I would go in there and I'd
41:59
see where it says like green and I'd change it to pink.
42:01
So like the the IT would be a little bit different.
42:05
And then you change like your profile name to reflect your
42:07
mood or like if you're mad at somebody, you could do like a
42:10
passive aggressive. My favorite?
42:11
Type thing was choosing what song you wanted to play.
42:15
Oh my God, I always installed the mods where you could put a
42:17
whole playlist on there. Really.
42:19
Yeah. But like that all said to be
42:21
perfectly curated because it was only ever like five.
42:23
Yeah, you gotta. Know you gotta let people know
42:25
who you are, yeah? Yeah, and you know who I was at
42:28
this time? Like Nick, maybe?
42:31
Up there. Yeah, that's what I figured.
42:36
I had the strokes on mine. So nothing has changed 17.
42:42
Years. I've not changed one bit since I
42:44
was in high school. You found a band you liked and
42:47
you stuck to it. It's just a testament to how
42:49
good the fucking strokes are, OK?
42:52
I mean, strokes can't even stick to the strokes.
42:54
They're they're yeah, but it's a testament man.
43:01
They've been fucking rocking for decades now.
43:03
OK, so Nick convinces them to take back roads to Vegas because
43:08
it's faster than the highways, you know, I guess he.
43:12
Doesn't make sense because then he says that they're running
43:14
parallel to the highways. Yeah, I like Bobby's argument.
43:18
He's like, yeah, well, they made highways for a reason, man, So
43:21
like, maybe we should stick with those.
43:22
And he's like, no, trust me. Like this will get us there
43:24
quicker. We'll have more time to have fun
43:26
up in Vegas. It'll be better.
43:28
So they agree to go along with this plan and they they take the
43:32
back roads so. The car ends up dying.
43:36
Yeah, the the engine ceases and it's all because Melissa just
43:41
didn't want to put any oil in her car.
43:44
I don't find this believable because of various reasons, one
43:49
being that we make a point later that Melissa dated a gearhead in
43:53
high school so she does actually know some stuff about like bikes
43:57
and that transfers over to like cars.
44:01
And also, this was, I think it's actually Kayla's car, but
44:05
because it was their grandma. You're right.
44:06
It's Kayla's driving. Yeah, here, Yeah.
44:09
Yeah, and Kayla makes a point about like the rich Corinthian
44:12
leather seats. And it seems like she actually
44:15
really likes this car. So I don't think she would do
44:17
something as basic as not put oil in the car.
44:22
I liked my heated seats in my last car, but I couldn't tell
44:26
you a single thing about it. You know, I could believe it.
44:32
I just, I don't know, this seems like a little bit of a like it
44:36
was there. It's an old car.
44:37
It's in 1983. Like that's all you had to say.
44:40
You didn't have to be like ha ha silly woman doesn't put oil in
44:43
engine. I don't think this movie's ever
44:45
trying to do that because they make a woman a gear head in a
44:48
few minutes. Yeah, I'm just saying like I
44:50
they, they didn't need to do this.
44:52
No, it's a bit contrived. Yeah, that's all I'm saying.
44:55
So anyways, they don't have any service, so they're gonna just
44:59
walk the rest of the way until they can at least hit some sort
45:03
of civilization. And they just leave their
45:05
luggage. They won't.
45:06
What are you gonna do? You don't really know.
45:08
Yeah, I they. Have to smell so bad.
45:13
Yeah, those clothes are just getting sweat all up in them.
45:17
I feel like that's why Nick is the way he was.
45:18
He's just projecting later on anyway, so they they walk and
45:23
they end up coming across the house eventually and they bust
45:27
onto the property, bust through the gate and then they make it
45:30
up to the house. They see some Mel laying out
45:33
front. Mel is over a month old, so they
45:36
know that whoever lives here hasn't been here for a long
45:38
time. Nick ends up just busting the
45:41
window down. Yeah, So he breaks in, goes
45:44
inside, starts screaming. So they freak out, they go to
45:49
the door, they bust it down, and then it ends up just being him
45:52
on crutches, just fucking with. Them trying to open up a bag of
45:55
chips. Yep.
45:56
And those chips are over a year expired.
45:59
So yeah. So who knows how long Russy's
46:01
been gone? Probably since the last movie.
46:03
Yeah, like he just, he's been wandering ever since.
46:05
Yeah, this seems that way. So they end up walking around
46:10
while they're there checking things out.
46:12
They make it over to the. Garage, yeah.
46:14
So those aren't that's not an option.
46:16
They do wander outside at one point and the house is like at
46:20
the edge of like a Cliff overlooking a valley.
46:22
And it is a really pretty. It's a nice, yeah, it's a cool
46:26
place to have a house. I would say it'd be a little bit
46:28
scary if you're afraid of heights, but it's neat.
46:31
They get to the garage, barn, whatever, and it's got markings
46:35
on the wall where it says like five me.
46:39
I call it this one, The torture wall.
46:42
OK, Yeah. And yeah, it's.
46:45
I like that they set this up here.
46:46
We see that. And like, what the fuck is this?
46:48
Clearly, something not good happens right here.
46:51
Yeah. And you can tell that it
46:52
registers with them too. Well, they make a joke about it
46:55
being kinky. Could be kinky I guess.
46:58
Could be, so they end up seeing a car covered in tarp and they
47:03
pull it off. It ends up being a 71 Chevy
47:06
Chevelle hardtop for you gear heads out there.
47:10
You. You car people.
47:11
It's a car. It's a, it's a, it's one that
47:14
goes room. It drive a beep, that's all I
47:20
need. We could.
47:20
Assume it does all these things I remember and I still maintain
47:26
I think it would have been cool if this was the car that they
47:31
had in the. 1st movie Paul Walker that he bought.
47:34
I was trying to fool her, yeah. And I can't remember his
47:39
character's name, Paul Walker's character, but yeah, I thought
47:42
it would have been cool if he had kept that.
47:45
That's that's like a souvenir type deal.
47:47
Yeah, but that just lends more credence to our idea that he's
47:50
just been wandering ever since, Yeah, trying to find Paul
47:53
Walker. Yeah, OK.
47:56
So they decide that they're going to take everybody except
47:58
for Melissa. I was like, yeah, we should just
48:00
take the car. And eventually she agrees,
48:02
because the plan is that they'll go to the next stand over, rent
48:05
a car, bring this one back. I like how Nick is convincing
48:08
him. He's like, come on, we're going
48:09
to take it for a joyride. It's right there in the name.
48:13
Thank you, Nick, for giving us that moment.
48:16
Bobby's like, well, yeah, we're not going to steal it.
48:19
We're just going to borrow it. But Melissa ends up leaving her
48:22
number just in case. And she's like, I don't want him
48:25
to call the cops. I'll leave my number.
48:27
That way, if he gets back, he can call me, we can tell him the
48:29
plan and we'll bring back money for damages.
48:32
Yeah, that's fair. Yeah.
48:34
So they leave, and then it cuts to Rusty Nell's truck pulling
48:38
into his house. Do you want to say it or do you
48:41
want me to say it? Say what?
48:44
You say this every time we watch the movie, and now you're not
48:46
going to say it when we're talking about it on the podcast.
48:48
I don't know what you're talking about.
48:50
How when the truck pulls up he looks it looks like the truck
48:53
itself is angry at the house being busted in.
48:56
Did I say that? Yeah, you say it literally every
48:58
time we watch it. You're like, the chocolate's
49:00
angry. I don't remember that because
49:02
he's like, it's got its little exhaust pipes.
49:04
And he goes, yeah. No, I do like that they make the
49:10
truck a character basically in these movies.
49:13
Yeah. He takes the shining light
49:15
thing, the spotlight from the first movie.
49:18
Yeah. And he's like shining around his
49:19
house to see if anybody's there. So they have a rental waiting
49:23
for them in the next town over. They on the way there they
49:27
arrive at a truck stop for some food.
49:30
While they're out there they see a bike.
49:32
This is where we get the whole gearhead conversation and then a
49:35
semi blows right past them in the parking lot going way too
49:39
fast. And I think Melissa has the
49:40
right reaction where she throws her coffee and says fuck you.
49:44
I believe it's Kayla that gives them the finger.
49:46
Kayla, sorry, got them mixed up. Yeah, she gives them the finger.
49:49
She's pissed off, Yeah, Agreeing.
49:52
I think that that's the right. Reaction and then Nick, because
49:54
he's a little poser baby, he's like, yeah, Rage Against the
49:57
Machine. That's not.
49:58
You're not using that the way you should be.
50:01
That's an emo band, right? Surely I just, I feel like that
50:08
would have been a fun running thing.
50:10
If he's like guessing things like not emo bands, but things
50:14
that he thinks are emo bands. Yeah, well, that's like at the
50:20
God whatever that big fucking music festival is that a lot of
50:23
influencers go to. When we were young.
50:25
No. Coachella.
50:27
Yes, Coachella. And like, people will go out
50:29
there and ask them if they're excited to see whatever band and
50:32
they're just making it up. And they'll be like, Oh my God,
50:34
yeah, I love them so. Much.
50:35
Oh, man. We had a guy like that in high
50:37
school. He would like, he tried to,
50:39
like, stun on people by, like, just going on and on about
50:42
obscure bands all the time. So somebody went over to him one
50:45
time. I was like, yeah, So what do you
50:46
think of the rubber bands? He's like, Oh my God, I love
50:47
them. And like, he's just like, they
50:49
made it up. OK.
50:53
So yeah, that happens. I make it to the truck stop and
50:57
they're getting a table there. Nick is being kind of an asshole
50:59
to everybody. Oh, shit.
51:01
Starts off with the waiter, the waitress.
51:03
She's like, all right, because he's like, he's getting like the
51:05
gambler. 'S that she's got two names,
51:07
Yeah, like Betty Sue and I love her.
51:10
She turns her around and he's like, my name's Nick and yours.
51:14
And she goes Jolene. That's one name, pumpkin.
51:16
Yeah, that's one name, not 2. So you lose, you heard?
51:19
Yeah. So yeah, they sit down to order.
51:25
He is continuing to just shit on all of the people.
51:28
They're talking about how it stinks, gets up, loudly, says
51:32
don't want this place smelling like a truck stop.
51:35
Yeah, I feel bad for everybody involved with him.
51:39
He's one of those people that just like you put your head down
51:41
and then you cover your face with your hand and just like, I
51:44
don't fucking know this guy. That is basically what they do
51:46
at. That's what Melissa does.
51:48
Yeah, Kayla. Kayla giggles at it.
51:50
He's encouraging. Him.
51:51
No, I feel like hers is more uncomfortable laughter.
51:54
No, I think that she finds it somewhat enjoyable.
51:56
She's like, I don't that wasn't really cool, but it's kind of
51:59
funny. I kind of, you know, I think
52:01
that that's where she's at with it.
52:05
Bobby's frustrated. Yeah, so he's in the bathroom
52:08
and their food gets delivered. Seems like maybe they eat it.
52:12
He still isn't back. Melissa gets a call and it's
52:16
resting now. He calls her Goldilocks, and
52:18
she's like, wait, what? He goes, yeah, you broke into my
52:20
house and I wasn't home and took something to mine.
52:22
She's like, oh. It's a good save on this part.
52:25
Yeah, Before this, you could see Rusty had pulled up right
52:28
outside the diner. Yeah, the angry truck was
52:30
glaring in through the window. So you know he's there too,
52:32
Yeah. So she just thanks him for not
52:36
going to the cops, and he goes, yeah, I'd expect the same
52:39
courtesy. And she's like, well, what?
52:41
And she freaks out, runs through the bathroom and on the stall.
52:44
Written in blood is not here. Yeah, and I always wonder how
52:48
much time did he have to do this without anybody going in there
52:52
and noticing? You know, I feel like somebody
52:56
probably came in, he showed his chainsaw wallet chain and they
53:01
were like, as you were. Yeah, Trucker's code.
53:05
Yeah, I guess. I don't know.
53:07
Is that a thing, Truckers? You walk on shit in the
53:12
bathroom, you keep it, keep it, keep.
53:14
That shit to yourself. What happens in the bathroom
53:16
stays in the bathroom. Snitches get fucking stitches.
53:19
Yeah, so she now has freaked the fuck out.
53:23
Yeah, and he tells her that they need to talk on a private
53:26
channel, which works out because he's got a radio in his car that
53:29
they stole, and he has them run over their phones.
53:33
And of course, Nick is one of those.
53:34
He's like, no, I stood in line for two days to get this phone.
53:37
I hate him. Yeah, he's he's a shit bag.
53:43
Did you notice, though we didn't really talk about this, him and
53:48
Kayla have matching purple streaks in their hair.
53:50
I know she had one and I know she had one too.
53:52
Yeah. I didn't really make the
53:54
correlation that they were matching, though.
53:57
Yeah, that is interesting. So he says.
54:02
You know, your friend there gave me something before.
54:05
I reckon I'm entitled to it. She's like what?
54:09
He has the finger, so she's gotta give her finger.
54:12
Yeah, gotta go cut her finger off.
54:14
Yeah, he's like, and I know a fresh cut.
54:15
It's gotta be fresh cut finger. Yeah.
54:18
So they. Fresh.
54:20
Never frozen? Nope.
54:22
And I like Wendy's. Exactly.
54:23
So they make a plan. They're like, OK, we're gonna go
54:26
to a Funeral Home. Not the worst plan in the world,
54:28
except for when you're dealing with a psychopath who probably
54:31
does actually know what a freshly cut finger looks like
54:34
and is probably also watching you.
54:36
I think that's a gamble I'd be willing to take in this
54:38
situation, though. So they go there.
54:41
They arrive at a funeral parlor. Nick and Melissa stay behind
54:47
while Kayla goes in to sneak in and get the finger.
54:50
This scene is actually pretty well done.
54:53
I think it's pretty tense, her climbing around, almost cutting
54:55
off the one guy's finger. And like, her face when she does
54:58
that is perfect. Like her freaking out.
55:01
Yeah, about the fact that the guy's actually alive.
55:03
Yeah, it's a fucking dude that works there just pretending to
55:07
be dead. Yeah.
55:08
I mean, yeah, that's what's happening.
55:09
Taking a nap. I don't care what you say.
55:11
He's pretending to be dead. OK, but.
55:13
Aren't we all? No peace being weird.
55:16
I'm not normalizing this one bit at all, not even playfully.
55:20
It's weird as fuck. So she's freaked out by that.
55:26
So she goes over to one of like the little drawers and she pulls
55:29
out a body. Yeah, and it's a woman.
55:32
Which better call to cut off a woman finger than a man finger
55:35
in this situation? So they've got outside, we see
55:40
Melissa and Nick are seeing somebody else pull up and he's
55:43
about to go inside and they're trying.
55:44
They're like panicking, trying to figure out what to do.
55:47
But just as he's about to walk in, Kayla comes out.
55:50
So they made it. And then he turns around and
55:54
starts storming towards the car and they're freaked the fuck
55:56
out. And then he gets over there.
55:57
He's like, I told you guys not to park here.
55:58
Yeah, you heard. Emergency vehicles only.
56:00
You heard? And I like he's like, OK, sorry,
56:04
Mr. Gorge. Like slowly driving off.
56:09
I love the concept of calling him Mr. Lurch.
56:11
Yeah, instead of just Lurch. It's kind of funny, I'll give
56:14
him credit there. So Kayla and Nick go and hide.
56:19
They've got a plan while Melissa does the finger drop.
56:21
Yeah, cuz it has to be Melissa by herself, he said.
56:24
Yeah. So she is going to stall while
56:26
they do whatever it is that they're going to do.
56:29
He has her part nose to nose with the truck and then says
56:33
that she needs to strip down to her underwear to show that she's
56:35
not wearing a wire and to. Or weapons, yeah, Yeah, so.
56:41
She is wearing implausibly white underwear for the amount that
56:43
they have been sweating and the lack of change of clothing that
56:47
they have with them. Yeah, yeah.
56:50
So she gets out there, she does her little strip, she does a
56:53
twirl. While all this is happening,
56:56
Kayla and Nick have snuck underneath the truck.
57:00
That's out there. Kayla's got a scalpel that she
57:03
took from the funeral parlor and Nick has like a like a segment
57:07
of rebar or something like that. Yeah, so they.
57:12
Which I think isn't fun like it's a nice connection also to
57:15
the first one because remember at the end Fuller gets like his
57:17
leg is severed with the the rebar.
57:21
Yeah, I hadn't thought about that.
57:22
You're. Right.
57:22
It severed. It punctured.
57:24
Punctured. Yeah.
57:25
Impelled. Impaled.
57:26
Yeah, so she goes over there to deliver the finger, and then he
57:31
opens the door and it's that guy.
57:32
And he's like, holy shit, that was an awesome show.
57:35
I got it uploaded right here on YouTube.
57:37
Gonna get a million hits, you heard?
57:40
And she's like, oh, I'm sorry, you're not the guy.
57:43
He's like, I don't know what you're talking about.
57:44
I got a radio from a dude over the CB said if I wanted a show,
57:50
come over here and park. And you gave me a show, all
57:53
right, And then? She starts screaming for Bobby
57:55
and he starts screaming back and he then says that her boobies
58:00
are too small anyway. Yeah, like some circus.
58:03
Circus freak boobies. Yeah, it's so stupid.
58:08
I felt like any time I've watched this before I'm like,
58:11
that guy had to have been like a personality or knew the director
58:15
or something cuz he's such a wacky and out of place
58:19
character. I don't know what the fuck is
58:20
happening. I love the idea that he
58:23
auditioned for the role, took his shot and the director is
58:25
like brilliant, love it. This is what we.
58:27
Need play it up that hard? Please, yes.
58:30
Can you be more Southern? Perfect.
58:34
So, yeah. So he's like, you know, that's
58:37
not because Melissa comes back. She's angry.
58:41
She's like, I don't get it. We did everything you said.
58:43
He's no. I saw you clip a fake or a dead
58:48
woman's finger. So you didn't actually do what I
58:50
said. If you want to see a fresh
58:51
finger, take a look in the glove compartment.
58:54
Yeah, we didn't say before, but like beforehand, we saw Rusty
58:58
take Bobby and actually cut off his finger.
59:00
So yeah, he moved that finger to their glove compartment.
59:04
Yeah. And then he said, uh oh, you
59:07
boyfriend's is in a lot of blood.
59:09
And then he takes the cigarette lighter and.
59:12
Cauterizes. Cauterizes.
59:14
Yeah. All right.
59:17
So now Rusty has decided to move on.
59:20
He stops at a bar to get him some cigarettes.
59:22
Yeah, Bobby takes us as this chance of trying it free.
59:26
Love the bar chunter. Inside he goes friend.
59:29
You have to be a member to come into a bar in Utah.
59:32
I don't know why he sounds like he's trying to do a main accent,
59:35
but it's fine. What is a member?
59:38
I don't understand what this whole thing is.
59:41
I don't know, I again, this whole thing is confusing to me.
59:45
I'm not going to pretend like it's weird because like where I
59:48
was living in 2008, alcohol was still illegal, so there were
59:53
places where you could get alcohol, but.
59:55
The thing is, you know, yeah, because they're in Utah, so.
59:58
Maybe that's what it was, maybe he's something to VFW because
1:00:01
that's where you could drink in Harlan.
1:00:04
Yeah, you would, but you have to be a member to get there.
1:00:08
Yeah, maybe. I could be a VFW, I don't know.
1:00:10
Either way, yeah, he's over there and he just ignores
1:00:12
everything he says. And then he's intimidated,
1:00:15
harassing now. So he's like, OK, whatever.
1:00:18
He's the sheriff and Jack Frost. He's like, OK, yeah, no spine.
1:00:25
So he goes outside, he takes out the trash and he's gonna take
1:00:27
smoke. And then he sees lights flashing
1:00:29
on the semi and as he's walking over and seeing a very panicked
1:00:33
Bobby, he gets chain jawed. Chain jawed.
1:00:37
I like that term. I.
1:00:39
Came up with it as I was saying it.
1:00:40
I like it. Yeah.
1:00:42
Yep. Takes the chainsaw to the jaw
1:00:44
and cuts it off, Rips it up. He did.
1:00:48
Rusty gets in the cab of the truck, drops it right in front
1:00:52
of the Bobby. Yes.
1:00:53
Oh boy, I I again I I like that this is his calling card.
1:00:57
Just collecting jaws. It's pretty cool.
1:01:00
Melissa calls Rusty and she is like pleading with him and when
1:01:04
he finally answers he says I'm going to need you to get
1:01:07
something for me. Haspy chicken feed.
1:01:11
You know what the fuck is that? And Nick is like it's crack.
1:01:15
Yeah, Crystal myth. Yeah, don't ask how I know my
1:01:19
dad. Don't ask how I know.
1:01:21
Here's how I know so. But The thing is, Nick has to be
1:01:26
the one to get it and he's got to wear the sex workers outfit
1:01:30
from the beginning, which I call bullshit that this fits him.
1:01:33
Oh dude, I didn't. I've never made that connection.
1:01:35
That that was the sex worker's outfit.
1:01:37
Wow. Yeah, it's the same wig, same
1:01:39
jacket, same little red dress. But there's no it is.
1:01:42
I mean, he is a lanky man. I will give you that.
1:01:45
Yeah, but I just. It doesn't.
1:01:48
There's no way this fits. No.
1:01:51
And especially the shoe. Especially the fucking shoes.
1:01:54
It could be like a Peggy Hill. She couldn't have big feet.
1:01:57
Maybe I just those fit Nick very well is all I'm saying.
1:02:03
I mean, we say all the time actors are tinier than they
1:02:07
appear on movies. Maybe he is a very tiny person.
1:02:10
Maybe. Maybe.
1:02:12
Yeah, well, he wears it well. They take the opportunity to
1:02:15
pretty him up, to make him look the part they like.
1:02:18
They have to force him to do that because he is straight up
1:02:20
refusing. Melissa holds him at scalpel
1:02:22
point, saying that you're going to do this because Bobby's a
1:02:25
good person and you're a terrible person.
1:02:27
Yeah. Then he believes her.
1:02:30
He's like, OK, fine, I'll fucking do it.
1:02:32
Yeah, and she's like, what are you so afraid of, Mr. Tattoo
1:02:35
Guy? And he goes.
1:02:36
Her face. And then he's just like.
1:02:39
Oh, yeah, So and this is where we get race wars.
1:02:44
It's at the the trucker camp that they have here.
1:02:48
And we see them do drag racing, like, just like Fast and
1:02:52
Furious, zooming in on the butt in between, yeah, a race star.
1:02:55
And then like, person flags them to go and they drive right
1:02:58
through. It's all of that.
1:03:00
There's all kinds of people partying, doing drugs and shit.
1:03:03
You know it is exactly the same. Yeah, and so Kayla and Melissa
1:03:07
are following because they realize this is probably their
1:03:10
only chance. And at one point, Melissa's
1:03:11
like, no, we need to do exactly what he says.
1:03:13
And Kayla's like, well, first of all, he didn't say that we had
1:03:15
to stay in the car. Second of all, all he said is
1:03:17
that we'll be reunited, and that just means that he's going to
1:03:19
kill us all. True.
1:03:21
And she's correct. Yeah.
1:03:23
So they follow to try and see if they can find Rusty Male or
1:03:27
something. And what happens is kind of
1:03:30
across, like the drag racing strip, we see Nick get abducted
1:03:36
by Rusty. Yeah.
1:03:38
So they run back to their car. Melissa and Kayla do, and they
1:03:40
follow him. And then as they're making lose
1:03:44
Rusty, but then as they're driving, Rusty gets behind him
1:03:48
or behind them. This fucking pisses me off cuz
1:03:52
even going slowly even idling a semi makes a lot of God damn
1:03:58
noise. Oh yeah.
1:03:59
And like they are surprised until he flashes the light and
1:04:02
honks the horn. Like there's no way that they
1:04:04
didn't. They're on edge trying to find
1:04:07
him. There's no way that they don't
1:04:08
hear. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
1:04:14
You would be able to tell yeah for dramatic effect for the
1:04:17
movie. I just, I don't know.
1:04:21
So they end up in kind of like a race, but what he does is he
1:04:26
hits the car and causes it to flip over.
1:04:28
Kayla comes to and she sees that he is cracking up.
1:04:33
Who this is good. I like this.
1:04:35
Yeah, this. It's really then, like, seeing
1:04:37
that and it puts me in like, oh, fuck.
1:04:40
Like, yeah. Being caught in a wreck, being
1:04:43
trapped in my seat belt and stuff like that.
1:04:46
Like, this is just kind of nightmare fuel.
1:04:48
She so Kayla takes like a Shard of glass from the window.
1:04:52
Cuts Melissa free from her seat belt.
1:04:54
Yeah, and he's like, OK, so at the last second you got to jump
1:04:57
and then. He won't see you from the single
1:04:58
and she goes, OK, we got to get you out.
1:05:00
And she goes, I'm pinned, like, and her leg is just, it is
1:05:04
wedged up between yeah. And so they have their sister
1:05:10
goodbye, but it has to be very quick because he's coming and
1:05:13
he's coming fast. And Melissa jumps at the last
1:05:16
minute and it works because he doesn't see her.
1:05:18
Yep, car explodes dead big. Big, big, big dead, big explode.
1:05:25
Dead fire car shrapnel. Hugely.
1:05:28
Hugely. Thank God it's the coffee again,
1:05:34
guys. It's.
1:05:35
The coffee. OK, so.
1:05:40
He goes back. Home.
1:05:41
Yeah, he's going back home and he's going home.
1:05:44
He takes Nick, gets him out of the truck, and carries him to
1:05:47
the torture wall where Bobby is waiting.
1:05:50
Yep. So got him in seats at a table,
1:05:54
staring across from each other and.
1:05:57
He he asked because the whole there's this other running theme
1:06:01
where Nick loves to gamble and Rusty is like, you're a gambling
1:06:06
man, so what's your game? And Nick is like refusing the
1:06:10
answer. He goes watch your game and
1:06:12
threatens to cut off his pee pee.
1:06:14
And so Nick finally says craps, and you think that this means
1:06:18
that they're going to play whatever game Nick says.
1:06:21
But instead, Rusty's like, cool, I got a game I like.
1:06:24
Yeah, you just wanted the dramatic like.
1:06:26
You want it's a Segway, Yeah, Segway into like my favorite
1:06:30
game, Torture Wall. I wish you'd given it a name.
1:06:35
I wish you would too, but I'm just gonna.
1:06:38
I'm coining it here and now if nobody else has done and it's
1:06:42
called Torture Wall, that's the name of the game.
1:06:45
I want to call it something else.
1:06:48
No torture wall. I I coined it.
1:06:51
I stuck my like my flag in that one.
1:06:56
I want to call it Rustyatzi. Rustyatzi, I would give it to
1:07:03
you if he had them do it with a cup, but he doesn't.
1:07:07
And you got to do it in like the cardboard box.
1:07:09
Yeah, he had to like, throw the dice there.
1:07:12
Nobody actually makes you do it into the lid, it's just the
1:07:15
smarter way to do it so that way you don't have dice go tumbling.
1:07:17
Especially when you're playing with a nine year old.
1:07:19
Yeah, that's true. Yeah.
1:07:20
But no, no cup, no Yahtzee. That's how that's how it goes.
1:07:26
No Cup, no Yahtzee. So they make Nick roll first.
1:07:33
And he gets I got 5 me. Cap Yeah, yeah. 5 Yep.
1:07:38
Me, Cap and Rusty comes up behind Bobby and beats his knee
1:07:47
with a lead pipe. Back-to-back movies.
1:07:50
We've had kneecap trauma. He didn't tell them that he was
1:07:55
doing that. They were rolling for the other
1:07:57
person. Yeah.
1:07:58
So then it's Bobby's turn, and Nick is begging him not to.
1:08:01
And it's kind of like, man, you just did it to him.
1:08:05
Like like. Yeah, yeah.
1:08:07
Like, give him his at least, yeah.
1:08:09
And Bobby rolls A7, which is safe.
1:08:12
I can't believe Rusty actually has that as an option.
1:08:15
I feel like it's kind of one of those things that he's like, it
1:08:18
seems dishonest if I don't have that as an option somewhere.
1:08:21
Yeah, like they're like, they're never gonna like actually let me
1:08:24
license this if like I don't have.
1:08:26
This. Like I got to make it like
1:08:28
marketable. So then it's Nick's turn again
1:08:34
and he rolls A4. Which is chest.
1:08:38
Yep. So he goes into like a little
1:08:41
backroom that only Nick can see him.
1:08:43
And Nick looks in there and sees him take a blowtorch and he
1:08:48
takes like a like a piece of iron of something.
1:08:51
He's just lighting it up, Travis.
1:08:53
It is 2 rusty nails in the shape of an R.
1:08:57
Is it Yes. Oh, you know, fucking.
1:09:00
Winding him. Wow, I never knew that there's
1:09:04
so much about this movie that I just never really noticed
1:09:07
before. Man, this movie's fucking deep.
1:09:12
Rusty nail and rusty nails. Yeah.
1:09:15
I admire that. Yeah, he's got a flair for the
1:09:18
dramatic. He really does, yeah.
1:09:21
And the whole time he's lighting the torch, all I can hear is Bam
1:09:25
and Jackass #2 where he goes. OK, you said 30 seconds, 30
1:09:33
seconds ago. Yeah, you got to get it hot for
1:09:36
it to be effective, all right? Because I just don't want to
1:09:39
have to do it twice. That's weird.
1:09:41
So he he gets it all nice and hot.
1:09:44
So God, this is implausible too. So he drops it, and this is an
1:09:49
interesting way to do it. He drops it into Bobby's shirt
1:09:52
pocket and presses it into his chest.
1:09:55
Yeah, the shirt wouldn't just burn a neat little hole.
1:10:00
It just catches on fires. It like how synthetic are these
1:10:04
fibers first of all, Second of all, like it would probably be
1:10:08
more closer to like the shape of the R and it would probably melt
1:10:14
some of the fabric to it too depending on what the fibers are
1:10:17
in his shirt. And also later we are gonna see
1:10:21
his nipple poking through this hole in his shirt and there is
1:10:24
no burn wound on his chest. Well, they didn't Photoshop that
1:10:27
part, they only photoshopped the.
1:10:28
Face. They ask Nick Zano for a
1:10:31
shirtless picture and he goes, no, they're like, we need it,
1:10:35
Nick. Research, Nick.
1:10:38
It's for the movie Nick. Like whenever, like he made it
1:10:44
to the final destination and like, OK, so we're going to make
1:10:46
like guts come out of your butt. Like you don't need to actually
1:10:49
like, take a picture of my butt. They're like what the fuck?
1:10:53
Not my guts, anything. Either.
1:10:56
It's like, OK, real bad experience and joyride too.
1:11:01
So just wanted to make sure. Yeah.
1:11:06
So yeah. Then it's his turn to roll again
1:11:09
and he rolls snake eyes. Oh boy, which?
1:11:12
I find it really interesting rest he didn't call him snake
1:11:14
eyes and it said said double ones.
1:11:16
Yeah, I wrote Snake Eyes too, and yeah, it's Snake Eyes.
1:11:19
Double ones. Double ones.
1:11:21
I'm not even a gambler. Maybe snake eyes?
1:11:24
Maybe Snake Eyes is already copyrighted.
1:11:26
He couldn't do that for his own game.
1:11:28
He's like, I gotta call something else.
1:11:30
Yeah, double ones. 11 There we go.
1:11:33
Yeah, catchy, Catchy is a good job.
1:11:35
Rest. Impending.
1:11:37
Do you think that like the different editions of the game
1:11:40
is like how fancy your little rusty male R is?
1:11:44
Like maybe you get a gold plated one in the anniversary edition.
1:11:48
I feel like the rustier the better.
1:11:50
Yeah, like you want. You want the authentic.
1:11:53
You want it like when you touch it and you it like it's bumpy.
1:11:56
Like you want to be able to like fill the.
1:11:58
Corroded like it's got like even that hint of blue on it where
1:12:02
it's over oxidized that's. That's when, you know, you got
1:12:05
like a, like a first edition, yeah.
1:12:09
Anyway, Nick dies. Yeah, takes takes a rod and I
1:12:13
like the little psychological fucking with that he gives Nick
1:12:16
here. He like stands behind him in the
1:12:18
darkness and he's like, where's he?
1:12:20
Where's he? At first he pulls the wig down
1:12:22
over his eyes. Yeah, and.
1:12:24
Then he pulls it back up. Yeah, he's just talking with
1:12:27
him. Yeah.
1:12:28
And Bobby's like, keep your eyes on me, Keep your eyes on me.
1:12:31
Yeah, and he's killed. This is the piece of rhubarb
1:12:34
that he was using as a weapon. Yeah, he's like, I saw where you
1:12:37
you're gonna use that on me, so I'm gonna use it on you.
1:12:39
Right through his head. Yep, he did.
1:12:43
We cut to Melissa and she's at a service station that has closed
1:12:46
shop for the night. She busts in the cuz the pay
1:12:51
phone outside was not working. Yep.
1:12:53
And instead of using the phone inside she steals a bike cuz
1:12:57
it's a motorcycle. It's like you know what?
1:12:59
What's the worst that'll happen? A drained truck driver kidnaps
1:13:02
my fiance. Too late.
1:13:04
Yep, just so happens to be a police bike too.
1:13:07
Yeah, which is very convenient for her.
1:13:09
So she we cut over to Russy, who is dragging Bobby back to the
1:13:14
truck and he gets into the back of it and ties a chain around
1:13:18
his neck. Yeah, a chain noose.
1:13:19
Mm. Hmm.
1:13:20
Yep, and he lifts up in the gate in the back and then he flips on
1:13:23
the button and it drags Bobby up and he got it's got him hanging
1:13:27
just enough in the back there with.
1:13:30
That he's like, I want you to know what it feels like to have
1:13:33
something important taken away from you.
1:13:35
He goes, you've taken everything from me.
1:13:36
He goes, Not yet. Why?
1:13:40
Why does he hate Bobby the most? I don't know why like in the the
1:13:46
special features anytime Nick Zano was interviewed he's like
1:13:49
well he's the most sensible 1 so of course he gets fucked with.
1:13:53
Like that was his whole rationale for him being the
1:13:55
target. Maybe that's why he wanted to be
1:13:57
the butt gut guy in Final Destination.
1:13:59
Maybe he was offered the lead and he goes, no, I know what
1:14:02
happens to the sensible guy. I'm not doing it.
1:14:06
I feel like he. He said I want butt guts.
1:14:07
Yeah, he gets a bad drawn no matter what he's.
1:14:11
A nut fan. That's probably all it is, A.
1:14:14
What? The author, he wrote Fight Club.
1:14:18
He also wrote a short story called Guts.
1:14:20
OK. Which is.
1:14:22
About guts. It's about butt guts.
1:14:25
Is it? Yeah.
1:14:26
For real? Yeah.
1:14:28
Butt guts. Yeah.
1:14:29
Wow. It's a.
1:14:30
It's a. You can find it online.
1:14:32
I'll see if I can find it so you can read it.
1:14:34
I would like for that, you know, how like the books have like the
1:14:37
little like folds where like you like, open it up like this is
1:14:40
what the book's about. It's about butt guts, Guts.
1:14:44
It's about butt guts just like on like the inner flap.
1:14:47
Oh. My God, babe.
1:14:48
Yeah. We just find they're juggling.
1:14:52
It's about butt guts. It's not, though.
1:14:57
It's absolutely it's. It's.
1:15:01
Irrefutably. A little carrot, not about pie.
1:15:04
Cuts. Yeah, well, it could be.
1:15:11
Someday down the line, when we covered the final destination,
1:15:14
it is about pie cuts. Maybe we'll we'll circle back
1:15:23
to. That we.
1:15:24
Finish the movie here. OK All right, So Nick is hung up
1:15:27
in the back there and Russ is gonna get him fucked with a
1:15:31
little bit more. He's gonna.
1:15:32
The goal here is he's gonna get in the truck and drive and Nick
1:15:36
has got strangling. Nick has got, like a little
1:15:38
button that he's like able to put a little bit of his foot on
1:15:41
to keep him on, like, you know, not be choking, yeah.
1:15:46
Touching the. Ground some if he if his foot
1:15:48
gets off of it, it causes the chain to pull up more, which
1:15:52
will, you know, bumpy ride. He's going to be all over the
1:15:55
place. It's going to kill him.
1:15:56
Yeah, but as this is happening, motorcycle pulls up outside with
1:15:59
flashing police lights. Yeah.
1:16:02
So rush is like, OK, I'm going to go, I'll be right back.
1:16:05
So he goes out there, nobody got the bike.
1:16:08
So he's wondering around what the fuck is happening.
1:16:11
What the fuck is happening is Melissa comes out from behind
1:16:14
the truck with a shovel and beats the shit out of Rusty.
1:16:16
Yep, and she gets into the trailer and she releases it from
1:16:20
the cab. Yeah, I don't know how she
1:16:22
figured this out. But she did well.
1:16:25
Bobby was yelling at her various things, so that probably helps.
1:16:29
I guess, yeah. She gets into the cab and she
1:16:32
starts driving and somehow Rusty has recovered from his shovel
1:16:35
beating and is on top of the cab, Michael Myers style.
1:16:37
I had that yeah, very Michael Myers Halloween for.
1:16:41
Him, well, I mean, and it's honestly though the parallels
1:16:44
between him and Michael because he's always got the shadow over
1:16:47
his face, which is what happens to Michael anytime he's out of
1:16:50
the mask shadowface. You're right, yeah.
1:16:52
Yeah, he just is. Michael or is blurry out of
1:16:54
focus? Yeah, like in the newer ones,
1:16:56
yeah. So yeah, they she's driving and
1:17:00
he's trying to kill her, and eventually she drives through
1:17:03
like a tank, which I had thought maybe was like a water
1:17:07
reservoir. But like the first one.
1:17:10
Yeah, what? Remember in the alternate, like
1:17:16
the original movie, it was going to end with him, like the truck
1:17:19
catches on fire and it was going to end with him, like running
1:17:21
into the the water tower. Yes.
1:17:24
Yeah. I thought they were maybe
1:17:26
dealing with that here too. But now it's like fuel.
1:17:28
Yeah, because the car immediately like comes up in
1:17:31
flames. She ducks and rolls, which
1:17:36
that's still a far jump. That's still gonna.
1:17:39
You're gonna break bones. Yeah.
1:17:41
And it goes over the edge with him still in it.
1:17:45
And the trailer was left behind, so Bobby was able to get it out,
1:17:49
yes, and free himself. And they walk over to the edge
1:17:53
and he goes is it over? And she sees the chain wallet on
1:17:58
on the ground and kicks it and she goes now it.
1:18:00
Is yeah, you know, they they got their money's worth with that
1:18:05
truck going over it because they had every available camera.
1:18:08
Yeah, and. Then we got every angle that
1:18:10
they filmed that at. They knew they only had one
1:18:13
shot. I saw that thing explode, yeah.
1:18:15
They only had one truck that they could do, but we saw it
1:18:18
explode like five times from every single camera angle they
1:18:21
got. So, yeah.
1:18:23
And then it cuts to sometime in the future, don't know how long
1:18:28
it's been, but there's a woman on the side of the road and.
1:18:30
And she's got her car broken down.
1:18:33
Yeah. So she gets onto the side of the
1:18:35
road, waves down truck that's passing by, truck drives by a
1:18:38
little bit, stops, backs up, opens the door.
1:18:42
It's like you'll catch the death out there.
1:18:44
It's rusty now. You can see his arm.
1:18:47
He's got burn marks all over him.
1:18:49
So he was still in the truck. Somehow managed to survive.
1:18:52
He's he's survived 2 burning trucks at this point now.
1:18:55
Should have been a little bit crispy the first time around
1:18:58
when we saw him. Yeah, but yeah.
1:19:00
And then she gets in the truck and then ends with him laughing
1:19:03
and she come back. That's it, That's it.
1:19:08
That's how it ends. I'm gonna say I still feel like
1:19:12
A7 works for this. Yeah, me too.
1:19:14
I think it's a really good sequel.
1:19:16
I think it's a solid follow up to the first one.
1:19:18
First one still wins for. Sure.
1:19:20
I just think that like, it needs a little bit more connection
1:19:23
between like a couple of the scenes, like make it feel less
1:19:28
yes than this, than this. Yeah, I I do like that it it we
1:19:37
get the scenes of him in person and we see his, like, method of,
1:19:42
you know, how he deals with his victims.
1:19:44
But again, I would have liked it if they had done more correlated
1:19:49
scenes. I would have liked it to have
1:19:50
been a chase still. Yeah.
1:19:52
Because I feel like that was how they kept attention in the 1st
1:19:56
movie. Yeah.
1:19:57
So because like the truck is more of a character in the 1st
1:20:00
movie because it's like that's rusty that we know of.
1:20:04
And I feel like they they still capitalized a bit on and then
1:20:07
like this person could be anywhere because you really
1:20:10
don't think about how many semis you see when you're on the road.
1:20:13
But because we don't see as much stuff on the road, we're mostly
1:20:16
at truck stops and the like abandoned lot where they're
1:20:21
racing. Like that's really all we get.
1:20:24
Yeah. So.
1:20:26
Yeah, so that that'd be my change.
1:20:29
OK. All right.
1:20:32
How did Italia feel about this? Well, Talia went outside very
1:20:38
early on and then came back and she was watching it.
1:20:41
She was laying there, she was caught up.
1:20:43
She was keeping her eyes on it. I don't think she liked it as
1:20:45
much as the first one, not for the same reasons you said, but
1:20:48
because candy canes are one of her favorite things in the world
1:20:51
and we don't we don't get as much candy cane action
1:20:54
happening. We also don't get Paul Walker
1:20:57
and Steve's on Yeah, which both of those are?
1:20:59
She loves those guys. Yeah.
1:21:01
So I think she was like, it's OK.
1:21:03
It's just I have some minor corrections and really I feel
1:21:06
like we should watch the first one and she watches the first
1:21:09
one that's kind of one of our go to's for when we're leaving the
1:21:12
TV on for them. So she does.
1:21:14
Watched that one. Quite a.
1:21:15
Bit yeah, it somehow always ends up being played.
1:21:18
And then there was a little period of time there where Pluto
1:21:21
was like, oh, joyride. Yeah, Joyride.
1:21:23
Doing joyride a lot. So we were like, OK, I guess
1:21:26
we're doing joyride a lot. Yeah, we're going to do a double
1:21:29
feature with what's the Ryan Gosling movie Drive, Drive.
1:21:34
Yeah, we're going to do a double feature of Drive and Joyride.
1:21:37
I made a joke that it was going to be Joyride, and then Joyride
1:21:39
started playing. Yeah.
1:21:40
So yeah, they they had the pretty well set up there for a
1:21:46
bit. But yeah, OK, tell me like that.
1:21:48
To say is that I think she gives it a six, OK.
1:21:51
I think she's just a little bit more disappointed than us.
1:21:53
Yeah, I I could tell that it's always Ultimate Warrior.
1:21:56
It's always ultimate warrior. I think her ultimate warrior is
1:22:03
Jolene. Because Jolene.
1:22:05
Hears everything that goes on around the food.
1:22:10
I think you're right. Yeah, she she respected Jolene's
1:22:15
sassiness. Yeah.
1:22:17
And she really enjoyed how she is around food all day.
1:22:22
Yeah. Yeah, yeah.
1:22:23
She she knows all about the food.
1:22:24
She gives the food. And plus then if she relates to
1:22:28
Jolene, then we can sing at her. Zoe.
1:22:31
Zoe. That's true.
1:22:33
We can do that. We can start doing that if
1:22:34
that's what she wants. OK, let's.
1:22:38
See who did you relate to? Who?
1:22:40
Who did I relate to? I related to that guy in the
1:22:47
bar, like just like saying fuck it to Rusty now being, you know,
1:22:53
like he's doing something harmless.
1:22:54
He's just stopping by to get cigarettes.
1:22:57
I don't get paid enough to deal with that shit.
1:22:59
OK. Yeah, whatever.
1:23:00
Yeah, just fuck it. I don't give a shit.
1:23:02
Like, you know, this is just my job.
1:23:04
If you're going to cause problems, that's one thing, but
1:23:06
if you're just here to get cigarettes, get the fuck out of
1:23:08
here afterwards, Yeah. So yeah, I yeah.
1:23:12
I probably relate to Kayla because of the purple in her
1:23:14
hair and the importance of Myspace to her at that time.
1:23:18
OK, that's fair. Yeah, I jumped on Myspace.
1:23:20
Wait, so I missed the boat on that?
1:23:24
Yeah. Somewhat, but yeah, OK, I can
1:23:27
see that. All right.
1:23:31
Dream sequel. OK, this one's funny because we
1:23:37
did a dream sequel for the first one where we continued it with
1:23:40
that cast of characters. Now we gotta come up with a
1:23:42
sequel for this one with this. Cast of characters, You gotta
1:23:45
keep it with these guys. We can maybe have them merge
1:23:47
with Paul Walker and Steve Zahn. OK if.
1:23:50
We wanted to, OK, I think that would be a good way to like get
1:23:54
it to three there. OK, so we have Bobby and
1:24:01
Melissa. They end up getting married and
1:24:04
they moved to Jersey and that's where they meet Paul Walker and
1:24:08
Steve Zahn after they've done all of their stuff where they
1:24:12
are having to fight off Rusty Nail in our imaginary sequel in
1:24:14
the first one. OK.
1:24:15
So I remember our sequel for the first one we had.
1:24:19
Paul Walker is working a warehouse job.
1:24:22
Steve Dunn is doing the family plumbing business.
1:24:24
Yes, yeah. So they go over there, they have
1:24:27
to call somebody. Sobieski.
1:24:28
I think we had her. She's babysitting.
1:24:30
Yeah, she's babysitting. Yeah, cuz we said like the
1:24:32
walkie stuff continues with the babysitter monitor and then Paul
1:24:38
Walker's radio at the warehouse and then yeah, so they call.
1:24:44
OK, Melissa and Bobby, they have a baby.
1:24:46
Lily Sobieski is the nanny. I thought you were saying she
1:24:50
was the baby. Is there baby?
1:24:57
OK, yeah, yeah, yeah, I like this.
1:24:59
Wait, so is this the same movie? Or yes, yes.
1:25:04
So that ends up being the third movie.
1:25:06
Yes, Roadkill joyride. Yeah.
1:25:10
Roadkill 3 Joyride. Yeah.
1:25:13
Or Joyride 3 Roadkill. Yeah, whichever one.
1:25:15
OK. Yeah.
1:25:18
Well, OK. So is that really it?
1:25:20
We're just going to like, do that.
1:25:21
You know what? Yeah, I like it.
1:25:23
I think it's fun. I think we've improved on the
1:25:25
formula. OK, well then what?
1:25:27
How are they going to be involved with the radio?
1:25:30
OK, so Lily Sobieski's character is trying to like, do what she
1:25:34
can to keep the baby safe, right?
1:25:36
And she's freaking out. And her and Paul and Steve are
1:25:38
all like, you know, they're like, we've been through this
1:25:41
and they're trying to avoid the parents finding out about all of
1:25:44
this. And then Melissa and Bobby are
1:25:46
like, oh, what the fuck this again?
1:25:48
And and they're like, wait, you know, oh, you.
1:25:50
Know, yeah, like they're trying to hide it.
1:25:53
And then they come in and they're like the they have the
1:25:56
baby monitor and you hear Rusty come in over the baby monitor
1:26:01
like, oh, to see you again, Goldilocks.
1:26:04
Yeah. And then they're like, oh, shit.
1:26:06
And then they can bring them in and they're like, oh shit, it's
1:26:09
that fucking guy again. Like oh, you know this guy.
1:26:11
And then that's where worlds collide and then boom, yeah, we
1:26:17
get that. We did it.
1:26:19
We did it. I like this.
1:26:22
I feel like that legitimately would be a really good premise
1:26:25
for a sequel to this movie. Really gonna be fun.
1:26:28
OK. So now that we have that, I
1:26:31
guess we move on to reviews. Are we gonna review?
1:26:36
Are we gonna revisit this tagline discussion?
1:26:39
Yeah, taglines. Fuck, I forgot about that.
1:26:41
It's not about butt guts. I thought it was gonna be it's
1:26:46
about bug guts. No, we're gonna make this one
1:26:49
it's and then we like put the little it's not about bug guts.
1:26:52
And then eventually whenever we do Final Destination, OK, I
1:26:57
thought it'll be it is about bug guts.
1:27:01
We gotta remember that when we get to Final Destination, OK?
1:27:05
A joke, however long in the making.
1:27:08
I hope it has the payoff. Yes, we gotta remember.
1:27:11
I hope we remember. I'm gonna write it on the board
1:27:14
over there so we never forget. I can't imagine somebody walking
1:27:19
in here one day, oh, this is our podcast room.
1:27:22
And then they walk over there and see it's about butt guts,
1:27:24
something a lot of. Times I think of it in terms of
1:27:26
like, what if a crime happened in our house?
1:27:28
What are the crime scene people are gonna think of this?
1:27:30
That's about butt guts. It is about butt guts and
1:27:33
they're like, we need to figure out who left this.
1:27:36
Well I hope it's not a butt related crime because then it
1:27:41
would be really bad. I hope it's also not gut
1:27:43
related. I can move without.
1:27:47
OK, let's do reviews. All right, so I got, let's say
1:27:52
one star review on IMDb. OK, it's titled pure trash.
1:27:58
As a true horror film fan, I thought this sequel might be
1:28:00
somewhat enjoyable. Wow, was I mistaken or rather
1:28:04
taken for a ride? Suspense, Nope.
1:28:07
Ingenuity, Nope. Enjoyability 0.
1:28:10
After suffering through this film, and I used the word film
1:28:14
lightly, I really wished I had done something else.
1:28:16
Perhaps pouring salt in my eyes while listening to an old Barry
1:28:20
Barry Manilow tape at maximum volume would have been better.
1:28:24
This piece of garbage should be a resounding cry for
1:28:26
institutionalization. The people involved with
1:28:28
creating this mess as well as the misguided minds that enjoy
1:28:32
it do not belong in the civilized society.
1:28:35
Torture isn't a joke or to be taken lightly and watching this
1:28:38
film is pure torture. Plot wise it is on the level of
1:28:42
a demented teenagers sick rape filled wet dream acting as akin
1:28:46
to a bad cat food commercial. Predictable and stupid.
1:28:49
Violent for the sake of prurience.
1:28:54
What is this word I'm? Going to be honest, I've never
1:28:57
seen that word before. OK, big word, people.
1:29:00
Stump and Jesse even. OK, and absolutely no redeeming
1:29:03
quality whatsoever. I simply cannot say enough bad
1:29:06
about this steaming pile. Two hours of my life wasted.
1:29:10
I don't feel like it's two hours long.
1:29:12
Hour and a half. They were just sitting there for
1:29:14
the additional half hour in all. They pause.
1:29:18
Yeah, I'm gonna say they pause for a 30 minute poop part way
1:29:21
through. Yeah, probably.
1:29:27
OK, well, you know, I don't feel like that's accurate.
1:29:31
I don't think this movie is that bad.
1:29:34
Holy shit this person really, really fucking hated this movie.
1:29:37
Yeah, and honestly, considering the trend with splatter gore
1:29:41
this time, I feel like this is mild.
1:29:43
It's very mild in comparison, yeah.
1:29:45
Like you can definitely see the influence of it, but this could
1:29:49
be so much worse. It's really just that one scene.
1:29:51
It's not like ripping off Jaws was not a thing before.
1:29:54
That happened before. Same with ripping off fingers.
1:29:56
That's still kind of been wine with Rusty's MO from the first
1:30:01
movie. Yeah, it's really just the
1:30:02
torture wall scene that it really becomes a torture movie.
1:30:06
And it's only for like 5 minutes, 10 minutes.
1:30:09
Maybe it's not that much of the movie, but you're entitled to
1:30:15
your opinion there. OK, so I was really, really late
1:30:20
with posting the call for reviews, so I currently have
1:30:23
nothing. OK, so I'm gonna go ahead and
1:30:26
read a positive review just to, you know.
1:30:29
Just to get somebody else's positive opinion because we all
1:30:32
know what our taste levels are here.
1:30:34
Yeah, OK, I'm just gonna pick a random one here.
1:30:40
So let's do this one here. This is the one that people seem
1:30:46
to think is the most helpful. Helpful of the positive reviews.
1:30:51
A surprisingly incredible follow up to a great first film.
1:30:54
That's a 10 out of 10. This is days after the movie
1:30:58
premiered, October 12th, 2008. Somebody was like man first
1:31:04
Tokyo Gore police, now joyride. Two what?
1:31:07
Spoiling us? Yeah, and Unrest 2 on top.
1:31:11
Of us, yeah. Rest stop 2.
1:31:14
Yeah, rest stop 2. That's it.
1:31:15
I want. To call it unrest.
1:31:17
OK. Because you were combining rest
1:31:19
stop and untraceable. You're right, good call.
1:31:24
OK so with the basically unknown casts, the fact that they
1:31:28
changed dressy, and the whole straight to DVD thing.
1:31:31
I went into this movie expecting to be repulsed.
1:31:33
I was anything but repulsed. It starts out by creeping you
1:31:36
out, then making you laugh so hard that you cry and then just
1:31:40
fall out. Blows your mind with the
1:31:41
elaborateness. The actors need high recognition
1:31:45
because I will probably be slammed for this.
1:31:47
I think they did a way better job than Paul Walker, Steve Zahn
1:31:50
and Leelee Sabowski. It's a wee, wee Sabowski.
1:31:54
Yeah, Lele Sabeski. OK, this movie had nothing going
1:31:57
for it and it could quite possibly be the most amazing
1:32:00
direct to DVD movie I've ever seen.
1:32:02
So basically an awesome movie, 5 incredible actors, and some of
1:32:06
the most elaborate, least sadistic scenes ever filmed.
1:32:08
Give it a chance. Even if you're not a fan of the
1:32:10
first one, this one is still great.
1:32:12
It locks you in from the beginning and never let's go.
1:32:14
I give it a perfect 10. OK, I disagree about them being
1:32:20
better actors than the first trio, but I'd say that they
1:32:23
like, they're good. They hold their own, yeah.
1:32:25
Yeah, they are. It's a good cast and everybody
1:32:28
is. It's a well acted movie, I will
1:32:30
agree with that. But it's you can't beat the the
1:32:33
rapport and the chemistry of Paul Walker and Steve Zahn.
1:32:37
Also, you just can't beat Steve Zahn.
1:32:39
No, Steve Zahn is like, he's kind of hit untouchable level
1:32:43
for us here. Same with Paul Walker.
1:32:46
Yeah but like honestly like their chemistry in the 1st movie
1:32:50
with them just driving. They were so believable as
1:32:53
brothers. That's one other element I feel
1:32:55
like is missing from this one. Yeah, they really pushed the
1:32:58
like, sis, sis, sis. Yeah, it didn't.
1:33:02
Really. It didn't.
1:33:03
Feel. Oh, are you these sisters?
1:33:05
Yeah, like the things between Paul Walker and Steve sound in
1:33:08
the first one, like it was believable.
1:33:09
Steve was like, you know, like that big older brother that,
1:33:12
like, punches him is like, you know, all about pranking.
1:33:15
And I'm just. Going to say sisters aren't just
1:33:17
like Levy Dovey on each other for sure.
1:33:20
Yeah, my sister used to beat the shit out of me, so you know.
1:33:25
Yeah, well, I'm just trying sister to sister dynamic.
1:33:28
I know I I'm just saying to that sisters can be kind of, you
1:33:31
know, brutal sometimes too. There, there would be teasing
1:33:35
still, that would still be a thing that would would happen
1:33:38
even if it's a bachelor party. Yeah, the chemistry, yeah,
1:33:41
chemistry's probably the one thing that's lacking and it's
1:33:43
going to be between them there that make it that believable.
1:33:46
I agree with too much else that that person said.
1:33:48
I like this movie a lot. Yeah.
1:33:49
Yeah. I don't think it's like the most
1:33:51
elaborate thing like they're saying, but it's a good time.
1:33:55
OK, All right, so that's it for this week's movie joyride too.
1:34:02
Next week we have Child's Play 2019.
1:34:06
Yes, this. Is the remake we are talking
1:34:09
about it it? Is part of our child's.
1:34:11
Play coverage and guess that you can watch it for free on Tubi or
1:34:14
Pluto. You could also rent it from
1:34:16
Prime YouTube Fandango at home. So watch it, give it another
1:34:21
chance, give it a shot, that's all I'm saying.
1:34:23
Go into it open mind, open heart, and then listen to us
1:34:27
discuss it next week. If for anything, just be there
1:34:30
with us as we say goodbye to. Chucky yeah, this is it's the
1:34:33
end of our franchise coverage. So for now.
1:34:36
For now, we never know, there could be more Chucky movies,
1:34:38
especially since. The show is not.
1:34:40
Cancelled. Could go back to movies, which I
1:34:43
think Don Manzini says he's got ideas, so.
1:34:46
He's always got ideas, so that's true, yeah.
1:34:48
But yeah, so just. Open mind.
1:34:50
Open heart. Yeah, like you said, yeah.
1:34:52
Give it a shot. Give it a shot.
1:34:54
We'll. You know, after we do.
1:34:57
This we'll do our our ranking and soon later this month we'll
1:35:01
be announcing our next franchise.
1:35:03
So we look after that, we actually have a fund
1:35:05
announcement idea for it. So I wanna give a shout out to
1:35:10
our patrons Who. Picked the movie.
1:35:12
This week, yeah, we've got Joe Freakatron, as is his name.
1:35:16
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1:35:17
Zombie Tyler. Chad and Johnny yeah, thank you
1:35:21
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1:36:28
We'll see you this. Weekend, yes.
1:36:30
On to be, to be, or not to be. And then next week with our last
1:36:34
Child's Play movie. For now, yes.
1:36:36
All right, So until then, we'll see.
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Y'all bye bye. Expecting closer to like the
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hello.