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Episode 6: Scream (1996) 30th Anniversary! · Take #2: Movie Reviews

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  All right, welcome back to another episode of The Take 2.
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  Pod with mom and dad I'm. Dad.
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  And I'm mom. The kids are down.
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  It was a little rough tonight. Where you.
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  Say it was. It was not easy.
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  Our five month, almost 6 month old is teething.
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  And when she's teething, she is an absolute menace.
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  She bites now, she bites your finger if he gets near her
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  mouth. She's eating less, she is
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  sleeping less. She's putting us through the
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  ringer a little bit. But she is adorable.
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  Oh, she's so effing cute with her little Popeye.
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  Arms little man was not easy tonight.
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  I had to basically I told him clean up your toys, you wouldn't
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  do it. He's like no I don't want I said
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  OK well I don't want to read to you.
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  So we went upstairs and I we were in the bathroom brushing
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  his. Teeth.
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  I'm like, you're not getting any.
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  Books tonight, nothing. And he got upset.
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  He's like, no, I want books. I said no, you.
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  Have to go clean your toys and. He started going down the stairs
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  after. A little bit of a hissy fit.
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  And I'm like, you better be going to clean your toys.
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  Then he went and started cleaning the toys and I was like
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  OK OK is he serious? And he cleaned everything.
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  I helped him a little bit to get him started but you know how he
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  takes his sweet time to clean? He did it and then like alright
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  let's go bud. I read him 3.
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  Books watched one of his little stories.
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  That's honestly impressive. He's, he's slowly becoming a
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  little bit of a human. He's he's slowly just realizing
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  that he needs to act right to get what he wants.
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  Yeah, he's slowly being, he's slowly leaving the Matrix.
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  Very slowly, yeah. Alright, so we are at episode 6
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  of the Take Two pod with Mom and Dad.
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  And tonight at tonight's episode is a different genre.
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  It's one of our favorite genres. And, um, we'll go ahead and do
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  the drum roll. What's your favorite scary
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  movie? That's right, everyone.
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  We're doing a staple of 90s horror today.
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  Screaming. 1996. Yes.
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  Released in 1996, directed by Wes Craven and starring Neve
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  Campbell, Courtney Cox and David Arquette.
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  This is the first horror movie we're doing on the pod, and I
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  would say it's probably our favorite genre.
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  Yes, horror is definitely our favorite genre.
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  The time we can't decide what to watch or if you know, if there's
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  a weekend or whatever, we always save the new horror movie for
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  that night. Yeah, there's also a specific
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  friend that we would like to watch new horror movies with
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  when she comes over and watches with us.
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  I don't like talking about. She knows who she is.
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  But yeah, we have movie posters in our basement and I just
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  realized that we don't have any horror movie posters.
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  No, we don't. I think ohe yeah we decided not
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  cause they were all spooky. Well, Scream is pretty iconic.
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  We probably could have had the Scream one down.
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  Here, but there's there's ones we love more.
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  This is one of our faves, don't get us wrong.
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  But anyway, horror is a it's a it's a touchy.
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  It's love to hate sometimes. Yeah, definitely.
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  But I what I always say about horror movies is horror movies
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  are like pizza. Even when they're bad, they're
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  pretty good. Yeah, that's a good way to put
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  it, yeah. Why don't you tell us what the
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  box office data? OK so Scream.
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  The box office for Scream was a 199614 million budget and the
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  box office was wild. It was 170 + 1,000,000
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  worldwide. So this movie made bank in 96,
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  and it's no wonder the series is at #7 now.
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  Yeah, Scream 7 is actually coming out next week on February
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  27th. So that is part of the reason
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  why we wanted to to do this movie today.
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  This movie did revitalize the horror genre when it was in its
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  IT was on his deathbed. Definitely did and we are going
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  to talk about that a little bit later in cultural impact.
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  OK, so that stops us for Scream. Scream follows a high school
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  student named Sidney Prescott and her friends who, on the
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  anniversary of her mother's murder, become the targets of a
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  costumed serial killer. Hmm, that sounds kind of weird.
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  That does sound kind of. Weird costume serial killer.
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  It sounds like they hadn't decided the costume yet when
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  that synopsis was written. Ohf fun fact, funny you
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  mentioned that when they were location scouting for this
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  movie. Um, apparently, I don't know if
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  this is true, but the the crew found a Ghostface mask just
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  laying there and they thought it was really cool.
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  And they're like, why do we make this the the mask of the killer?
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  That sounds like a horror movie urban legend.
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  I don't know if that's true or if somebody planted that story
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  to make it spookier. I mean, it wouldn't be spookier.
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  It's kind of like making the crew seem lazy that they just,
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  you know, found something. Yeah, cause I think those masks
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  existed before Scream. They definitely got a boost
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  after Scream happened, but they mentioned in the movie that
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  they're at every Five and Dime costume store across the state.
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  Right, so let's get into when did.
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  You watch this the first. Time.
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  I feel like a broken record every time this question comes
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  up. I, I can't tell you the first
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  time I saw this movie. I really, I really don't know to
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  the point where I I can't even say if I was a kid or a
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  teenager. I know the first time I saw it,
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  I thought it was awesome. Yeah.
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  But again, it's just a movie that's been around so long that
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  I probably saw it in bits and pieces before I fully
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  appreciated it as a work of. Art So when's your last
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  recollection of like a memorable moment that you watched that?
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  Honestly, with you I we watch it, we watch it like almost
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  every Halloween. Yeah, that's true.
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  So it's it's completely flooded my memory of this movie with.
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  With so that I'm finally on Team Mom on this subject, I don't
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  remember. I tried to think about it, but I
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  don't. However, my first horror movie
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  in theatres was Scream 3. I had gone.
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  The worst of the franchise, worse than the new ones.
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  Depends who you talk to. You know it's not all that
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  great, and neither was 6. Two's pretty good. 6 was pretty
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  bad. 6 was bad too. I I've talked, I'm gonna talk
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  about this later, but I actually like Scream 4 the best of all
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  the sequels. Four.
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  Yeah, it's it is good. Well, they got Kevin Williams.
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  I'm back for that to write and direct I think.
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  Yeah, and I. Just no.
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  That was Wes Craven's last directorial 1.
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  And. Kevin Williamson wrote it, so it
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  was. Just what?
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  Wes Craven died after that. Yeah, so for me, I remember
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  watching Scream 3 in the theatres.
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  I'd gone with my sisters and, you know, I was very young, so
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  there were the spooky scenes and I actually got scared.
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  But when I left the theatre and the the scene that I remember
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  the most as a kid was the gas leak scene.
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  That was the scene that like I remember as a kid.
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  The rest of them? Pretty epic.
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  Scene, Yeah. The rest of the movie I don't
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  remember until I got older and watched it but.
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  Well, we just always talk about how bad Courtney Cox micro bangs
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  are in it. Yeah.
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  Yeah, it's bad. So when I left the theatre, I
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  remember my sister, one of my sisters, saying it was actually
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  more funny than scary. And when I got older, I'm like,
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  yeah, there's a bunch of like, even the whole series, it's
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  just, you know, the newer ones try to be funny, but the old
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  ones were actually like, it was like a comedy.
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  It wasn't really scary movie. The first one is the most
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  serious and the most scary. Yeah.
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  But they kind of become a parody of themselves as time went on.
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  Yeah, and I'm going to talk about that later, but.
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  Yeah. This movie was done by Dimension
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  Films, which was basically that production company had a choke
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  hold on everybody in the 90s because they were pumping out
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  all the famous horror movies. If you like, there's literally a
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  meme where it says if you see this logo at the beginning of
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  the movie you know it's going to be fire.
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  I've seen that meme with so many different logos though.
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  I haven't. It's always been fire though.
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  The Tristar one also. Tristar No, I'll try starting up
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  there. They make some duds.
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  So what? Why do you love this movie and
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  why or why do you hate? It.
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  I've I actually thought about this a lot when we were watching
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  it. I don't know if it was obviously
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  amazing when it came out. I don't know if it actually has
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  aged that well to the point where I don't know if it's
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  really that good anymore. But I still love it because I
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  have like this movie was meant to be nostalgic the moment it
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  came out. It was nostalgic of the 90s even
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  before the 90s were over. It's meant to be watched over
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  and over again. So whenever I watch it, I do
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  have that nostalgic feeling, even though I've, I've had most
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  of my viewings of this movie as an adult, but I do love it
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  because I think it's, it's unique and creative and it did
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  revitalize the horror genre. Hmm.
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  So I I have a special place in my heart for it.
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  So this movie, I'm watching it with a more critical eye.
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  Honestly, it's just pure nostalgia.
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  Now. If you weren't around when this
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  came out, you would not care about this movie at all.
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  Because honestly, this movie is the epitome of being self aware.
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  The whole movie is self aware. They make references to horror
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  movies. They make themselves characters
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  like they call this one the virgin and this one not and this
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  and that this one the nerd, the the jealous boyfriend, all these
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  things come up. But it did revitalize the horror
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  genre and it's known for that because before this they had all
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  the Jason movies and all the sequels and Nightmare on Elm
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  Street, which was Wes Craven. But you know, after the 4th
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  sequel it's like OK, come on, he had all the Halloween movies.
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  They just pumping them out. This sequel didn't even make
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  sense and people. We're just like, OK, then you
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  had a few creature feature. Movies like the Leprechaun and
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  stuff like that. And horror was just like kind of
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  going down. This is the first one that's
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  like, no, no, no, we're gonna make fun of ourselves, but we're
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  also gonna scare you and we're going to do a kick ass story.
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  And it's it's also such a time capsule for from the 90s, from
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  the music to the wardrobe to the references, like the Richard
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  Gere gerbil reference. Yeah, such a time capsule we'll
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  talk about. That, yeah, I'm going to talk
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  about it later, but it's such a time capsule for 1996.
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  Like it's it, it feels so such so iconic 90s.
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  Yeah, and this movie did some stuff that it had a lot of balls
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  to that other. We didn't have the balls to do
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  like on the movie poster. You've got Neve Campbell, you've
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  got Courtney Cox, you've got, you know, Skeet Allrich, and you
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  have Drew Barrymore. And Drew Barrymore dies in the
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  1st 10 minutes of this movie. She's a smart.
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  Maybe the 1st 15? Minutes, yeah, but she first
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  scene. Yeah, the first.
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  Scene The credits don't even roll.
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  Yet. Yeah.
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  And she's already dead. And that is ballsy.
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  But that's like how they misdirected people, people in
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  the theatre when this came out. Even on video, you're like, oh,
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  it's Drew Barrymore. She's a star.
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  She's in this, she's in that. And then she just gets totally
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  sliced up in the first scene. Yeah, well, she was probably
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  meant to put butts in seats and then to shock everyone.
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  Well, she was supposed to be Sydney.
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  She was originally. Up for the party?
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  And she had a scheduling conflict.
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  So she had already signed. Like she was basically, she
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  loved the story and she's like, yeah, let's do it.
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  But then she had a scheduling conflict and they had to cast
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  somebody else. And then she's like, listen, I
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  still want to be part of this. How can we do it?
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  And they came up with the idea of making a a current star get
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  sliced up in the 1st 10 minutes. Which is pretty cool.
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  Yeah, that is cool. One thing I noticed about this
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  movie, the phone call scenes were the scariest parts for me.
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  Every time there was a scene where Ghostface called somebody,
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  whether it was the opening or calling enough Campbell's house
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  or her friend's house later on in the movie.
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  All those scenes were good. Like it was just very serious.
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  That was the point in the movie where it wasn't being self
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  aware. But the rest of the movie is
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  just kind of funny now. It's hard to, but this is the
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  movie that started the high school murder movies.
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  The high school. Crushers.
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  Yeah, they did Halloween. H2O.
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  Faculty one of my favorites, Halloween H2O was actually the
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  first movie that really frightened me afterwards.
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  Well, the faculty was directly influenced by this, as was urban
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  legend, as was I Know What You Did Last Summer.
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  Yeah, they were all directly influenced by this because this
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  movie made that genre pop and come back.
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  Yeah, it created the high school slasher, which ended up creating
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  the high school parody movie, which was Scary Movie.
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  It's so. Amazing that movie.
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  That's one of our favorites as well, but we'll save that for
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  another night because the end result of all these high school
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  murder movies were just was scary movie.
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  Yeah, it was. It was kind of interesting.
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  After this era there was the CGI ghosts, which aged really badly
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  because of the bad CGI in the early 2000s.
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  Yeah, there was the torture gore like era which saw hostile Texas
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  Chainsaw Massacre. Yeah, then the first saw, of
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  course, was revolutionary as well.
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  But but it started another trend, right?
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  So it did. After that you have the the
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  ghosts, the house go the how the something with the house, stuff
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  like that with the. Conjuring and insidious.
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  Yeah, which is where things start to get really good.
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  Yeah, So, you know, horror is interesting.
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  It goes in phases and it's not something you think about
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  because people are like, oh, horror movie.
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  They're not real. Movies, it's just.
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  Something that you know well there.
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  There's so many subcategories as well.
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  Like I think you're a lot more into slashers than I am, whereas
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  I'm more into like a haunted house horror movie.
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  Like that's why I love The Conjuring.
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  That's why I. Love and I like both.
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  I like. Yeah, but you are the one who's
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  like, oh, there's a new Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
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  Let's watch it where I'm like, I could not care less.
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  About this. Chainsaw Massacre.
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  It's it's interesting and they've made terrible ones.
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  And there's there's like two or three that I haven't wanted to
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  watch ever. But the 2003 with Jessica.
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  Feel the remake that was good like that was a low key fire.
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  Yeah, but I find like that and and Halloween, it gets a little
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  bit too gross for me. And the killers, they never
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  actually have a true motive. So I just it falls a little bit
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  flat. For me, it's still fun.
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  It's interesting. I like a little bit more
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  character work. You wanna get into the segments?
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  Yeah, let's do it. OK, But before we do, does it
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  smell like up gorgeous in here? What does it smell like up
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  gorgeous? Are you OK?
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  Are you having a stroke? What's up, gorgeous?
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  Nothing much. What's up with you?
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  Oh my God. It's a mom joke for you.
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  Listen. To mom joke.
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  Yeah. That's like a dad joke that dads
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  don't use anymore. Yeah.
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  That's so bad. That's what mom jokes are.
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  OK there. There was cycled dad jokes.
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  OK, alright. Do you wanna talk about
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  cringiest moment or should I? I'll go first.
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  OK. So this movie, as I said, it's
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  all nostalgia now for me. So there's a lot of cringy
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  moments, yeah. That.
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  For me the all time cringiest is anytime Sydney is out and about
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  you see the ghost face guy just running around the town or
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  hiding in the bushes. Like what the fuck bro?
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  Like you're going to get caught. You just killed like two
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  teenagers. Like there's a scene where she's
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  in the grocery store with, what's her name, the red Rose
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  McGowan. With Tatum.
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  Tatum Yeah, the actress is Rose McGowan.
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  They just walk out of the store and the camera just like it
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  pans, laughs or something and you just see the reflection of
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  ghost face in the convenience store.
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  Yeah, and there's fucking cops outside.
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  Yeah, like what? You're.
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  Like what is happening the the towns on curfew?
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  And he's in the bushes at one point in Broad.
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  Daylight and it's not scary either.
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  It's not like he's in the distance and you know, like in
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  the in the show Hill house where there's just a ghost in the
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  background randomly and it Spooks you out.
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  This is just like, he's like, he's like.
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  Bobbing his head. Like a ninja?
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  Yeah. He's like, oh.
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  I hope they don't catch me. Like it's ridiculous.
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  It is. And if it's not the actual
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  killers, at least let us like make sure like make give us a
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  fake out where it's you know, it scares her.
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  And then the guy takes the mask off and says.
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  No, I'm just I'm. Just they do that inside the
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  high school those two guys are running.
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  Around just once, but there's two or three scenes where he's
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  just in the bushes by her house. So who's?
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  Doing. That.
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  Like who? Come on.
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  I agree it doesn't really make sense.
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  Yeah. So that's the change for me.
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  I mean, it wasn't, was it supposed to be scary then Nine
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  90s Because it's it's just stupid now.
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  I think at the time it was, it was like, it's supposed to be
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  like a bit of a jump scare, but it's, yeah, it doesn't really
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  hold up to the jump scares up today.
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  So for me, the cringing, the cringiest moment by far is the
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  whole interaction between Gale and Dewey when they're on the
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  steps of the school where he says she's like, you don't look
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  a day over 12. And he's like, because of my
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  boyish good looks, muscle mass has increased my acceptance as a
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  serious police officer because she tells him you don't look a
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  day over 12 except for that upper body.
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  And he's that's what he says. Yeah, that's a really fucking
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  cringy. And then she's like, so you have
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  seen the show. I thought my viewership was all
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  under 25 year olds. And he's like, I'm 25, but I was
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  24 for a whole year. Weathers Field Correspondent.
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  Top story. I know who you are, Miss
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  Weathers. You know the demographic study I
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  proved to be most popular amongst males 11 to 24.
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  I guess I just missed you. Probably may say so, Miss
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  Weathers, you are much prettier in person.
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  So you do watch the show. I'm 25.
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  I was 24 for a whole year. Please call me GAIL like.
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  It's so corny and like, I get, I get that he's supposed to be
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  like he's kind of supposed to be like Joe and starry eyed, like
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  sweet and kind of innocent, but that's.
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  Dumb. He's dumb.
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  Well it's really dumb. And then also, no offence to ski
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  Alrich AKA Billy. He's a he's a bad actor.
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  Well, he's discount Johnny Depp. That's what he.
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  Is he wishes he was trying out. Cause he cause Johnny Depp was a
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  Nightmare on Elm Street right? With Wes Craven.
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  This is his like. And it's a similar hair.
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  Listen. Oh yeah, discount Johnny.
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  The tight white shirt. But there are key scenes where
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  he's overacting or acting wrong so much in the movie that it
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  makes me cringe. Like there's a scene where he's
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  in the police station and he's looking through the window at
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  Sydney and he's like supposed to look brooding or intimidating, I
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  guess. I don't know.
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  What he's trying, He looks like you're creep, right?
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  Yeah, he just looks like he's giving her a weird, dirty look.
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  Like, it doesn't really, it doesn't really lands.
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  And there's just other scenes where, yeah, his acting is
• 19:20
  either over the top or he he seems like he doesn't want to
• 19:23
  be. There.
• 19:23
  Listen, let's go back to Courtney Cox and.
• 19:27
  What's his name again? David Arquette.
• 19:29
  David Arquette, I always want to call it Will Arnett.
• 19:31
  I don't know why. This is where they met.
• 19:33
  They they they, they got married.
• 19:34
  After I know, but she married Arnette after right?
• 19:37
  Yeah, yeah. That's why.
• 19:38
  No, no, no. David Arquette.
• 19:39
  She married. I know they divorced, but then
• 19:41
  she married. Will Arnett didn't.
• 19:42
  She did she. I don't know.
• 19:45
  Is. OK, we'll have to Fact Check.
• 19:48
  That yeah, Fact Check. That OK?
• 19:49
  Anyway, I just find Courtney Cox hitting on anybody cringey.
• 19:54
  I'm sorry. No cause she was in friends and
• 19:56
  she's always been sexy. No I wanna see her hitting on
• 19:59
  people she's not. Yes she is.
• 20:00
  No GAIL wasn't GAIL. GAIL Weathers the sexy as.
• 20:03
  Fuck no she's not. And she's Campbell's and.
• 20:06
  She's a gay icon for some reason.
• 20:07
  Those McGowan is pretty in this. Did you know that that she was a
• 20:10
  gay icon? Isn't that random?
• 20:12
  Like why I don't know how you did you get nominated or
• 20:16
  something? I was listening to a podcast
• 20:18
  with these gay guys on it and they were talking about how
• 20:20
  she's a gay icon and I was like why?
• 20:22
  This movie is not LGBT? She doesn't say anything pro or
• 20:25
  anti-gay. Like is it cause her last name
• 20:27
  Cox? I mean, just a shot in the dark.
• 20:33
  Oh my God, legend. OK, Next segment, most iconic
• 20:42
  moment or quote, Go ahead. I have a few.
• 20:46
  OHP fuck sorry that was funny so I'll say my moments first.
• 20:51
  The scene where Randy tells us how to survive a horror movie so
• 20:55
  iconic. He's standing in his house.
• 20:57
  He's like no drinking alcohol, no having sex.
• 21:01
  There are rules. He yells at everyone.
• 21:04
  You don't know the rules. Yeah, he's telling.
• 21:06
  Everybody pauses the movie to get up and tell them.
• 21:08
  You gotta, you gotta, you gotta, you know, be on on board with
• 21:11
  this. That's pretty much the only
• 21:13
  scene my quotes are when when Billy sneaks into Sydney's room
• 21:20
  and they're making out and she makes him leave.
• 21:22
  And she said, would you settle for a PG13 relationship?
• 21:25
  Because he was talking about how their relationship used to be
• 21:27
  rated R Yeah. And he says, what's that?
• 21:29
  And she flashes him. Yeah.
• 21:32
  So I like that scene when GAIL. Gets really mad.
• 21:36
  He's like you just tease and he leaves.
• 21:39
  I yeah, I have some thoughts on that later where it's gonna get
• 21:41
  pretty serious. But when GAIL Weathers cameraman
• 21:45
  can't keep up, keep up with her and she goes.
• 21:47
  Kenny, I know you're about 50 lbs overweight, but when I say
• 21:50
  hurry, that means move your fat tub of lard ass now.
• 21:56
  See. That seems funny.
• 21:57
  It is funny. It's funny.
• 21:59
  She's like me. She's like.
• 22:00
  She's mean, yeah. But it's it works so well.
• 22:04
  She's a comedic actor. That's why she was on friends.
• 22:06
  I don't find her sexy. I find her sexy and funny both.
• 22:12
  Well. You know who was both?
• 22:15
  The girl from Big Bang Theory. You OK?
• 22:19
  You have like a weird crush on her but you didn't even watch
• 22:21
  that show. Yeah, I know, but she's funny
• 22:23
  and attractive. Yeah, OK, then, Kaylee Cuco.
• 22:27
  Because she was. Trying to be Cuoco Cuoco.
• 22:30
  I'm in love with the Coco. Thinking so that.
• 22:34
  It was Sweeting for a minute when she was married, which made
• 22:36
  it so much easier. Do you want to say a few and
• 22:39
  then come back to me? So a favorite moment for me is
• 22:44
  the ending where they reveal 2 killers instead of 1.
• 22:49
  That part is wild. That's my favorite moment.
• 22:53
  Spoiler alert ohk fuck. Off.
• 22:56
  Given. 30 years ago, 30 year anniversary bro So.
• 23:01
  At the end of the movie, you know, you find out that the
• 23:03
  boyfriend is the killer, and then, yeah, you find out that,
• 23:09
  um, Stu is helping him. Like there's two killers that
• 23:13
  never happened before. Like it's very, very.
• 23:17
  That was the movie that changed so many things.
• 23:18
  They're like, yo, we changed the game.
• 23:20
  You know, there's two killers. And that had to happen because
• 23:23
  there were so many times where one of them had an alibi.
• 23:25
  So it had to be, it had these two people.
• 23:27
  Working together well. Thought out was like, yeah,
• 23:29
  let's do 2 killers. You can, you can trick people so
• 23:32
  much and then every movie after that's been trying to like do
• 23:36
  that kind of thing. I was gonna say it's been done
• 23:38
  to death, but this was the first time where it was like, whoa.
• 23:40
  But, but I think the best scene of the movie was when my
• 23:43
  favorite moment is the ending with the two killers.
• 23:46
  But the best scene I think is the opening.
• 23:50
  The opening scene is. Fucking A+.
• 23:52
  I I talked about that later about how it's, it's very dark
• 23:57
  and it's probably the scariest of all the scream openings.
• 24:00
  Yeah, I agree. Yeah, go ahead.
• 24:03
  With quotes. What else?
• 24:04
  You got so the principal says. You make me sick.
• 24:07
  Your entire havoc inducing, thieving whoring generation
• 24:10
  disgusts me. And then Randy of course says
• 24:15
  there's a formula to it. A very simple formula.
• 24:19
  Everyone's a suspect. Yeah, Fonzie loses his mind.
• 24:23
  He's like threatening to kill those kids.
• 24:24
  He's such a good character in this.
• 24:26
  He's alright. And then when Tatum is in the
• 24:30
  garage with ghost Face, she says oh, you wanna play psycho
• 24:32
  killer? Can I be the helpless victim?
• 24:36
  No, please don't kill me, Mr. Ghostface.
• 24:38
  I wanna be in the sequel which is super meta very mentally,
• 24:42
  especially considering how many. Sequel Scream has had crazy and
• 24:45
  she's not in. It it aged well.
• 24:47
  Because of her age, very. Well, because of this, like all
• 24:49
  the sequels that happened. I got a.
• 24:52
  Couple here, so one of mine is there.
• 24:54
  Are. Rules.
• 24:55
  You got the classic. Surprise.
• 24:59
  Sydney. What's your favorite scary
• 25:03
  movie? And the best 1 I think.
• 25:08
  Love you. Yeah, I almost killed him, but
• 25:15
  you're missing one of the most iconic OHS.
• 25:17
  We all go a little mad sometimes.
• 25:20
  That's from Psycho. Is it really?
• 25:23
  Yeah. Wow what a RIP off.
• 25:25
  I thought this is like I thought it was.
• 25:27
  So original? No, that's it's a call back to
• 25:29
  psycho. Oh, I didn't know that.
• 25:32
  And I've seen Psycho more than you, so I'm surprised that I
• 25:34
  didn't know that. And my last quote is, Oh my God,
• 25:38
  Randy, I thought you were dead. And he says I probably should
• 25:41
  be. I never thought I'd be so happy
• 25:42
  to be a virgin because we talked about how virgins always live in
• 25:45
  the horror movies. You have to be a virgin
• 25:46
  deserving God. Yeah, this movie has some really
• 25:49
  good quotes, and it's been like, made fun of in movies like
• 25:53
  swearing. Me and other movies have tried
• 25:55
  to do similar things. Yeah, it's kind of like this.
• 25:59
  You know, the old line from Spiderman with Toby McGuire.
• 26:03
  You know, with great power comes great responsibility.
• 26:07
  This movie is the the horror movie version of that, where
• 26:10
  it's it, it set the tone for a lot of horror movie quotes and
• 26:15
  tropes. But it did, you know, it
• 26:17
  recycled some epic quotes like the one from Psycho.
• 26:20
  I can't believe you didn't know. That I guess I didn't realize.
• 26:22
  Now that you're saying it, I'm remembering when he said this to
• 26:24
  go, but I just always love that that that part, even though
• 26:28
  Skito all riches. We all go a.
• 26:30
  Little mad sometimes when our kids won't sleep and they keep
• 26:35
  crying and crying. And they're teething.
• 26:38
  And nothing works. I'm OK alright, classic or
• 26:43
  cancelled? You you should go first cause
• 26:45
  mines very heavy. OK, so I'm going to just kind of
• 26:50
  say. It.
• 26:51
  This movie has no black people. There's no Hispanic people.
• 26:55
  There's no brown people, Asian, there's no ethnicities.
• 26:58
  There's one clip where they're on the schoolyard and there's a
• 27:03
  black reporter, a female black reporter, and she's on the
• 27:07
  screen for about 10 seconds with a couple of lines.
• 27:11
  But. Unfortunately.
• 27:12
  That 48. Minutes for that to happen until
• 27:15
  you finally see somebody that isn't white.
• 27:18
  It's just kind of shocking. I mean it is the 90s but still
• 27:21
  like come on, this whole town is just a bunch of the people.
• 27:25
  And also the scene where they interrogate Sydney after Drew
• 27:30
  Barrymore gets killed. The principal pulls her into the
• 27:33
  office and the sheriff is there and Dewey's there, and the
• 27:37
  principal just kind of like touches her chin, like he puts
• 27:41
  her hand under her chin and it's like, it's alright, sweetie.
• 27:44
  It's like you can't do that now you.
• 27:46
  Can't. No, I actually.
• 27:47
  Touch anybody's chin. I like that moment.
• 27:49
  He was being very tender and fatherly.
• 27:51
  Yeah, you don't touch someone's chin.
• 27:54
  That's too close, man. No, you, you can, you can put
• 27:57
  your hand maybe on their back, lower back and rub it until
• 28:03
  they're uncomfortable. And I'm just kidding.
• 28:05
  No, you put your. Hand on their.
• 28:06
  Shoulder the quick tap and you just that's it.
• 28:11
  Like you don't touch her chin. I don't think that that's cause
• 28:14
  for concern, but but to go back to what you were saying about,
• 28:17
  it's a very wide heavy movie. Unfortunately that happened a
• 28:20
  lot in the 90s, but luckily today there is a lot more
• 28:23
  representation in movies because I think that the error of the
• 28:27
  ways have been realized. So this movie is obviously a
• 28:31
  classic and a piece of iconic 90s cinema, but of course
• 28:35
  because it was the 90s, some parts of it don't align with the
• 28:38
  values we have today. I don't think it's uncommon for
• 28:42
  a boyfriend to be pressuring our girlfriend for sex when they're
• 28:45
  teenagers. But it does bring up the topic
• 28:47
  of consent. Sydney does eventually agree to
• 28:51
  sleep with Billy, but he's been lying to her the whole time.
• 28:54
  Yeah. So is that true consent?
• 28:56
  Like, like, would she? Obviously she wouldn't have
• 28:59
  slept with him had she known he was the killer.
• 29:01
  Yeah. But also, he does pressure her
• 29:03
  throughout the movie. And today, that would probably
• 29:06
  be viewed with an with a raised eyebrow, just because.
• 29:10
  Because he's nags or the whole time.
• 29:12
  Because he nags at the whole time and bothers her for.
• 29:14
  It so you getting nagged until you finally see us.
• 29:17
  Pretty much. Oh, I see what you mean.
• 29:19
  So I could see it getting cancelled for that reason.
• 29:21
  And then of course, I mean, not to put a damper on it, but like
• 29:25
  the violence against women and domestic violence in this movie,
• 29:27
  he is, he murdered. He he murders his he tries to
• 29:32
  murder his girlfriend, who is. His They raped his musical
• 29:34
  partner. They raped his mom and killed
• 29:36
  her mom. I have a question about that
• 29:38
  later. I don't know if she was raped.
• 29:40
  I think she had sex with Cotton Weary and then was murdered and
• 29:43
  because they thought it was Cotton Weary, they viewed.
• 29:45
  It as a rape and. Murder.
• 29:47
  So they may have raped her, but I'm I'm, I'm really not sure.
• 29:50
  So that there is like a little bit of kind of ickiness around
• 29:53
  sex and of course, domestic violence and violence against
• 29:56
  women because Tatum is also murdered by her boyfriend.
• 30:00
  Yeah. So that.
• 30:01
  Well, yeah, I mean, that's a really good point.
• 30:04
  It's very complicated answer because she does initiate it at
• 30:09
  the end of the movie. And he's not even he.
• 30:11
  She's the one who's like, we gotta go have a talk upstairs.
• 30:14
  And she takes him upstairs and then they sit on the bed and she
• 30:18
  starts talking to him. And then she basically, you
• 30:21
  know, initiates 100. Percent consensus and that
• 30:24
  scene. But of course, he's lying to.
• 30:26
  Her. She initiates.
• 30:29
  Yeah, she does. That's true.
• 30:30
  Yeah, that's true. The table turns.
• 30:33
  That's true. But whether you wanna call that
• 30:34
  psychological manipulation, I mean you can.
• 30:39
  She did say no for about a year. My concern with the whole
• 30:42
  canceled part for that, honestly, my biggest concern is
• 30:46
  this guy, your girlfriend's mom. Like obviously he's the one that
• 30:50
  did it. He killed his, her mom, but she,
• 30:52
  she was murdered a year ago and you've been nagging her for, you
• 30:59
  know, for, for sexy time for this long.
• 31:02
  Yeah, read the room, guy. And she has clear boundaries
• 31:05
  with him. He's like, I know you have an
• 31:06
  underwear rule. And he like lays on top of her
• 31:09
  and tries to reach under her dress and she slaps his hand
• 31:11
  away like she sets clear boundaries with him to.
• 31:13
  Stop. He's obviously a psycho killer.
• 31:16
  That's the only way to justify his behavior.
• 31:18
  He's a psycho killer. That's.
• 31:20
  It, well, I mean, also a lot of teenage boys act like that.
• 31:24
  They they kill their girlfriends mom and then they they wait a
• 31:27
  year to. Kill them, but they.
• 31:28
  Push. They push the envelope with sax.
• 31:30
  OK, I wasn't sure. Yeah.
• 31:33
  Alright, so can you watch this movie with your parents?
• 31:37
  Um, this movie is definitely marketed towards a young
• 31:41
  audience and it's kind of a wink at the classic horror movie
• 31:46
  being very meta and pointing out typical tropes.
• 31:49
  So I wouldn't call it a family movie.
• 31:52
  It's more of a movie you watch with your friends when you're a
• 31:54
  teen or young adult. And of course we both saw it
• 31:58
  when we were young and now it has a nostalgic feeling for us.
• 32:02
  So you can watch it with your parents, but there's definitely
• 32:04
  better things to watch as a family besides Scream.
• 32:08
  You know, it's, it's sexual and it's gory, not really something
• 32:11
  that you want to watch with your parents.
• 32:13
  Yeah, there's there's some uncomfortable scenes that if
• 32:15
  your parents are in the room, you kind of like the old, like
• 32:17
  the scene where he climbs into her window.
• 32:19
  And she flashes him and everything.
• 32:20
  Yeah, that seems a little uncomfortable.
• 32:22
  Yeah. The scene at the end when
• 32:25
  they're doing it, that's uncomfortable.
• 32:27
  All the Dewey scenes with Courtney Cox, that's just
• 32:31
  uncomfortable. When they talk.
• 32:32
  Yeah, they just. Oh my.
• 32:33
  God. It's it has aged very poorly.
• 32:37
  Yeah, they don't. Specially because they got
• 32:38
  married and divorced and then they they divorced when they
• 32:41
  made the other movies. Not all of them, I think.
• 32:44
  The first two few. Of the 1st 2 they were married.
• 32:46
  The third one, they were like they were signing the paperwork.
• 32:50
  But yeah, this movie, I I think you can watch it with your
• 32:52
  parents. It's it's alright.
• 32:54
  Honestly, I've seen the this with my mom a couple times and
• 32:58
  it's like you laugh at it more. It's like, why did she do that?
• 33:02
  Why is she not running in this direction?
• 33:04
  Why is she, Yeah, you know, like he's the classic horror things.
• 33:07
  Like why would they go that direction?
• 33:09
  Like stop. And there's no nudity and the
• 33:11
  sex scenes very mild. So you could.
• 33:13
  It wouldn't be that uncomfortable.
• 33:14
  Yeah, you could do it. Who's your favorite or least
• 33:18
  favorite supporting character? So my favorite character is
• 33:23
  obviously Randy. Yeah, he's awesome.
• 33:25
  He's the best. He becomes our guide through the
• 33:28
  movie because he's such a horror movie buff that he can predict
• 33:30
  what the killer will do next. He can predict how best to
• 33:33
  survive. If you were the only suspect in
• 33:36
  a senseless bloodbath, would you be standing in the horror
• 33:39
  section? It's just misunderstanding.
• 33:44
  He didn't do anything. You're such a little lap dog.
• 33:47
  He's got killer printed all over his forehead.
• 33:49
  There's always some stupid bullshit reason to kill your
• 33:51
  girlfriend. That's the beauty of it all.
• 33:55
  Simplicity. Besides, if it gets too
• 33:57
  complicated, you lose your target audience.
• 34:00
  Well, why can't they find their pops, man?
• 34:03
  Because he's probably dead. His body will come popping up in
• 34:08
  the last real somewhere. Eyes gouged out, fingers cut
• 34:11
  off, teeth knocked out. See, the police are always off
• 34:14
  track with this shit. If they watch prom night, they'd
• 34:17
  save time. There's a formula to it, a very
• 34:19
  simple formula. Everybody's a suspect if you're
• 34:25
  living through a horror movie. And I just, I gotta throw an
• 34:28
  honorable mention to the principal.
• 34:30
  He's very sweet and fatherly. He touched.
• 34:33
  He touches Sydney's face very tenderly before she's questioned
• 34:36
  by the police. Without consent and
• 34:38
  inappropriately, if I might say myself if I do say so.
• 34:41
  It's so innocent though, I mean, and I really liked that.
• 34:46
  And he says over the loudspeaker, Remember, your
• 34:48
  principal loves you and I just want you to be safe.
• 34:51
  So it is very campy, but I I just, I really love.
• 34:55
  And of course that scene where he calls our general, the
• 34:58
  generation, very horing and chaotic and habit breaking.
• 35:01
  So I just really liked all that. And also, why does Ghostface
• 35:06
  kill him? Why is he a victim?
• 35:07
  Maybe they killed him because they needed to make sure that
• 35:10
  the school stayed closed, so that should be out of school.
• 35:13
  I guess. Because of the principal got
• 35:15
  murdered. Like yeah, that school is not
• 35:17
  opening for a while so maybe that's why.
• 35:20
  Cause remember how happy he was us too when they they shut the
• 35:23
  school down for that day. Yeah, he was.
• 35:25
  Yeah, psyched. So he was very happy.
• 35:28
  He thanked her and everything. So my favorite character,
• 35:31
  supporting character of this movie is Tatum, played by Rose
• 35:35
  McGowan. She's a really good friend.
• 35:38
  I was about to say she's a good ass friend to Sydney.
• 35:41
  Campbell goes to her house or Sydney goes to her house a
• 35:44
  couple times. You know, she's like, stay here,
• 35:47
  stay over her brother. So she has to deal with that.
• 35:52
  But also she puts up a fight against Ghost face.
• 35:56
  She fucking kicks him in the balls, throws some beer bottles
• 36:00
  at him. Like she actually puts up a
• 36:02
  fight. But then she makes this stupid
• 36:05
  decision to try to go through the doggy door of the garage.
• 36:08
  It's her only way out. She could have pushed the garage
• 36:11
  door button. He was chasing her.
• 36:13
  She could have push the garage door button and then through
• 36:17
  some more beer bottles at her and then made it out.
• 36:19
  But it's a movie. There's a lot of scenes where
• 36:21
  Drew Barrymore could have got away, like, right away.
• 36:24
  But it's a movie. Yeah.
• 36:27
  So yeah, that's my favorite. Who's your least favorite?
• 36:31
  Very obvious Stu, really. He is annoying.
• 36:35
  He makes dumb joke jokes. He makes insensitive jokes.
• 36:38
  He's like the best actress. He sticks his tongue out all the
• 36:41
  time for some reason. And yeah, yeah, it's it's very
• 36:44
  cringy. He murders his girlfriend, like
• 36:48
  I was saying earlier, domestic violence for no reason.
• 36:50
  And he joins in with Billy for no reason.
• 36:54
  When he is asked, Sidney asked him, what's your motive?
• 36:57
  He literally says peer pressure. Peer pressure.
• 37:00
  I mean, it makes sense. He's garbage.
• 37:02
  It makes sense because Billy. Tries to fucking kill him at the
• 37:05
  end, right? Yeah, so why are you working
• 37:07
  with him if he's so psycho? Who's who's psycho?
• 37:10
  Billy Psycho. I'm saying it's peer pressure.
• 37:13
  Maybe that's a that's a garbage excuse for murder.
• 37:16
  It is a garbage. I'm just telling you why what I
• 37:19
  think happened. My least favorite character of
• 37:21
  the movie? I'm gonna say Courtney Cox.
• 37:25
  How dare you I just scale Weathers is a fucking icon.
• 37:28
  I, I, I can't, I can't do it, man.
• 37:30
  I don't know what if it's her acting or just who her character
• 37:34
  that she plays, which she is, she's, she plays a really
• 37:37
  terrible person. Like she's all in it for herself
• 37:41
  in all the movies. She just comes up to situations
• 37:44
  where she has to step up, but she doesn't give a shit about
• 37:48
  anybody else. She kind of redeems herself when
• 37:51
  she tries to save Sydney because she could have run.
• 37:53
  She's just one of those reporters that they're just like
• 37:56
  trying to get the next story, you know, Like I, I don't like
• 37:59
  her character at all. Maybe it's partly I don't like
• 38:02
  Courtney Cox either. Like I'm not a fan of hers.
• 38:04
  I never really watched Friends. You you don't like friends?
• 38:07
  Yeah, I don't think it's funny, I think it's just boring and
• 38:09
  annoying. Oh, it's very funny.
• 38:11
  Matt LeBlanc and Matthew Perry were the best parts of that.
• 38:14
  They were amazing but so the girls were great too.
• 38:17
  Ross is the only one that sucked.
• 38:19
  Yeah, nobody likes. Ross, David Schwimmer was awful.
• 38:22
  Cultural impact? What are you thinking?
• 38:25
  So we've, we already kind of went over this a little bit, but
• 38:30
  Scream revitalized the horror genre in the 90s.
• 38:34
  Horror had become very formulaic and predictable and bad.
• 38:37
  And Scream took that and turned it on, turned it on its head.
• 38:41
  It follows the formula while making fun of it simultaneously
• 38:46
  pointing out how absurd characters.
• 38:48
  Tend to act. In horror movie, Yeah.
• 38:50
  It points out how absurdly people act in horror movies,
• 38:53
  putting themselves in danger, checking out suspicious sounds.
• 38:57
  It, it makes fun of all of those tropes and like.
• 39:00
  Even talks about running up the stairs instead of leaving the
• 39:02
  front door. And yeah, I like I literally.
• 39:05
  Happened in the. Movie yeah, I literally have
• 39:07
  something on that as well. Like we said earlier, it it
• 39:11
  directly inspired I know what you Did last summer, urban
• 39:14
  legend, disturbing, disturbing behavior and the faculty and
• 39:17
  more. It paved the way for horror and
• 39:20
  slashers to change and become smarter, more self aware and
• 39:23
  funnier. Like for example, I don't think
• 39:26
  we would have Cabin in the Woods without this movie.
• 39:29
  It really opened up the horizon where to be able to be a little
• 39:32
  bit more interesting. Yeah.
• 39:34
  That's true and on top of that it's it's very meta.
• 39:38
  The characters are aware of the typical typical horror movie
• 39:41
  tropes and poke fun of them while living through them as
• 39:43
  well. Like Sidney says, it's stupid to
• 39:46
  run upstairs in a horror movie instead of going through the
• 39:50
  front door. And then of course she's being
• 39:51
  chased, she goes for the door and can't get out and ends up
• 39:54
  running upstairs instead of to the back door, which was in the
• 39:58
  same direction I'll point out. But that's just me, and the
• 40:03
  ghost face villain mask is also very iconic and a pop culture
• 40:08
  staple after this movie, becoming very recognizable and
• 40:11
  tied to this franchise. Cultural impact for this movie.
• 40:14
  I think there's tons of imitators now.
• 40:17
  Parodies were literally invented because of this movie, because
• 40:21
  this movie, you know, led to faculty, like we said, and urban
• 40:25
  Legend. And I know what you did last
• 40:26
  summer. So cultural impact.
• 40:28
  It's still like. You, you know, you're on your
• 40:30
  7th movie coming out next week. It's definitely, you know, a 90s
• 40:34
  bop and it's still rolling. It still has a pause after 30
• 40:39
  years. But yeah, what about the
• 40:42
  soundtrack? What do you think of that?
• 40:44
  So I actually had never really thought about the soundtrack
• 40:47
  that much before this viewing. Um, but the score of the movie
• 40:52
  is very suspenseful and keeps you on the edge of your seat,
• 40:55
  whereas in different scenes they have like these alternative 90's
• 41:00
  rock songs and it gives the film that very 90s feeling.
• 41:04
  Anytime they they do a wide shot of the high school and students
• 41:07
  pulling up. Yeah, they played the the youth
• 41:10
  of America. Yeah, in one of those scenes.
• 41:13
  It always puts me in the mood for a 90s movie and gives the
• 41:16
  film such a unique and specific flavor.
• 41:18
  And another song I noticed in the movie during this scene
• 41:21
  where Billy Loomis crawls through cities window, the song
• 41:25
  Don't fear the Reaper is playing, which actually might be
• 41:28
  a nod to the fact that he is a killer.
• 41:32
  Yeah. This is Don't fear the Reaper,
• 41:34
  he comes in. She's obviously not afraid of.
• 41:35
  Him cause it's her. Boyfriend.
• 41:36
  Yeah, it might be a little bit of a hint.
• 41:38
  Yeah. And of course, that song is also
• 41:40
  very iconic in horror. It's also in one of the remakes
• 41:43
  of Halloween. Yeah, this movie, the soundtrack
• 41:46
  I think is really good. It's, you know, you watch it and
• 41:49
  you hear the sounds and you're like, oh, this is a times time
• 41:52
  capsule of the 90s. Like definitely.
• 41:54
  You know, you think about loose genes, Jordans, Doc Martins, you
• 42:00
  know, you know that that vibe from the 90s, that's immediately
• 42:04
  what comes to mind. But one thing I gotta say, and I
• 42:07
  should have mentioned it earlier, whenever there's a a
• 42:10
  scary moment like a jump scare or anything, especially when the
• 42:16
  killer calls, there's a sound effect that literally sounds
• 42:20
  like Tim Allen in Home Improvement.
• 42:23
  Like it goes. Like that, every time there's a
• 42:27
  jump scare, you hear the sound of like, it's, it's obviously an
• 42:32
  instrument, but it sounds like like I'm like, that's all I
• 42:38
  could think of when I'm listening to it.
• 42:39
  I'm like, this is a Tim Allen. Is that the sound that when she
• 42:43
  opens the closet but nothing happens?
• 42:44
  No, no, that's, that's a different town.
• 42:46
  I'm talking about when the phone rings and it's his voice, you
• 42:49
  know, like the doors open or which door am I at, blah blah
• 42:53
  blah. Anytime there's something spooky
• 42:54
  said or cute that happens, you hear, I'm gonna get the sound
• 43:00
  bite and I'm gonna play it for you after.
• 43:01
  It's ridiculous, it's funny, it's laughable cause it's aged
• 43:06
  so badly. So you're watching it and you're
• 43:08
  like, oh man, this is definitely one of those 90s tropes.
• 43:12
  And like they would never fly now just just do the do the jump
• 43:16
  scare. Don't even.
• 43:18
  Yeah, sometimes when you watch old movies, like technology or
• 43:22
  different things cause them to make some decisions.
• 43:25
  That wouldn't fly today. It's all about the taste and the
• 43:28
  flavour, right? Yeah, like interior decorating
• 43:31
  in the 90s versus now. It's.
• 43:33
  Two different universes. All completely different.
• 43:35
  Yeah, who gets spin off? So you're not gonna like this,
• 43:41
  but I want. I might cross you over.
• 43:43
  Actually I wanna GAIL Weathers spin off a show or movie about
• 43:47
  her being a hard hitting crime reporter.
• 43:50
  She is sassy, mean, resilient and really beautiful.
• 43:53
  So she is everything we need and main character and plus the
• 43:57
  wardrobe would be amazing. She pulls some looks in Scream.
• 44:01
  Are you kidding? The lime green suit, the leather
• 44:03
  trench. Coat the Marge Simpson wants her
• 44:06
  suit back lime green. No, it's.
• 44:09
  It's it's it's very iconic 90s and it works.
• 44:12
  So if imagine if she had a whole show based on her, it would be
• 44:15
  like Sex in the City. It would be iconic outfits every
• 44:17
  episode along with her reporting on crime.
• 44:21
  OK so I have a plot twist here for you.
• 44:24
  I said I want to see a spin off of GAIL solving other homicides
• 44:28
  after. This.
• 44:30
  But but. I can't stand.
• 44:34
  Her around Dewey like it's she's gotta be a little more serious.
• 44:38
  Oh, she's got a crush on him. On Dewey.
• 44:41
  Young, David Arquette. Oh my God.
• 44:43
  Please, I'm gonna vomit with that mustache.
• 44:46
  He's delicious. No.
• 44:48
  Excuse me? OK.
• 44:52
  Delicious. I said that when we were
• 44:53
  watching it and you got offended.
• 44:55
  You know he is. He's unseasoned chicken.
• 44:57
  No, he's not. No, he's unseasoned.
• 44:59
  Very. He's very cute and.
• 45:00
  Charming. He's unseasoned Chicken.
• 45:01
  He's boiled chicken with a boiled potato and salt.
• 45:06
  No, I had area. That's straight kidney stone.
• 45:09
  OK, double feature. What are you?
• 45:12
  What are you watching with this? I mean, it's, it's, it's an
• 45:14
  obvious choice. If you watch Scream, you can
• 45:18
  watch any or all of the sequels. You could make it a marathon.
• 45:21
  You could go on for days. You could watch just the first
• 45:24
  four that are like the original 4, or you could add in the new
• 45:27
  ones including the upcoming screen 7.
• 45:29
  You have a double feature, you have to watch one.
• 45:31
  What are you watching? Well I said this earlier, I
• 45:33
  would wanna watch Scream 4 with this OK because good call cuz 4
• 45:36
  is my favorite of the sequels. Hayden Panettiere's acting is
• 45:40
  absolute chef's kiss. I love that they make a young
• 45:44
  girl the serial killer. Spoiler.
• 45:47
  Spoiler alert, but because it had never been done before and
• 45:51
  they have the The Internet Kid who is based on Shane Dawson.
• 45:55
  Ohe yeah, you told me about that.
• 45:56
  Yeah. So it's such, it's like it's
• 45:58
  it's own time capsule of the time that it came.
• 46:00
  Out. Yeah, that's.
• 46:01
  True, because it like that. That's more my high school
• 46:04
  years. Yeah, YouTube was just getting
• 46:05
  into a thing and people were streaming and vlogging.
• 46:09
  Yeah, so that's more of a time capsule of my years in high
• 46:12
  school because the first Scream, I was a bit young when it came
• 46:14
  out, but Scream 4 is like my high school years.
• 46:17
  Yeah. So that's my favorite of the
• 46:19
  sequels. And I would I would watch that
• 46:20
  with the double feature with screen one.
• 46:22
  My double feature is not a Scream movie.
• 46:24
  Actually I know she did last summer.
• 46:26
  I would watch that right after. This it does go well with.
• 46:29
  Screen goes well, it's like, you know, popcorn and then.
• 46:33
  A little bag of potato chips after.
• 46:34
  This. I think we've done that double
• 46:36
  feature before, either in the summer or on.
• 46:39
  During Halloween, both fun, they both have the similar structure,
• 46:43
  you know, and it's 2, two different flavors.
• 46:45
  Yeah. So yeah, leave a penny, take a
• 46:47
  penny. What scene are you taking out?
• 46:48
  What scene are you putting in? I'm going to go first.
• 46:51
  OK. So the scene I'm taken out is
• 46:53
  when the fawns becomes a red herring in the movie and he
• 46:57
  starts to like threaten other students and he starts screwing
• 46:59
  around like waving the scissors around in the in the principal's
• 47:03
  office. Like, why would they try to make
• 47:06
  us think the principle is the killer?
• 47:08
  What are you doing? The Fonz?
• 47:10
  He's like 4 foot 11. You're not killing anybody and
• 47:13
  he has no motive. It is kind of a weird.
• 47:15
  Moment. It's a weird red herring.
• 47:17
  I don't know who's. Fooled by that at all.
• 47:19
  And he in the movie, he's like, fairness would be to rip your
• 47:22
  insides out like. Who?
• 47:24
  Says that to a student while like opening and closing a sharp
• 47:28
  scissors at their throat. I still love him as a.
• 47:30
  Character. No, It's so ridiculous.
• 47:33
  I would remove that. Putting a scene in I, I, I think
• 47:38
  we're good. I don't need to add anything.
• 47:41
  So I I have one for each. So what I want to them to take
• 47:44
  out is they can take out the bathroom scene where the right
• 47:48
  random high school student talks about Sydney being the killer.
• 47:52
  The way she talks is, again, it's a it's kind of a cringy
• 47:56
  moment. Kids do not talk like that.
• 47:58
  She's looking in the mirror and she says her mother's death
• 48:01
  leaves her disturbed and hostile in a cruel and inhumane world.
• 48:05
  She's delusional. But then she realizes teen
• 48:08
  suicide is out and homicide is in.
• 48:11
  It adds nothing to the movie and it feels like the film is
• 48:14
  forcing the meta feeling. No, it's just funny.
• 48:17
  Like I found that whole scene hilarious and she's crying in
• 48:20
  the stall. Like she's upset in the stall
• 48:23
  but I'm laughing. Yeah, they could have the bitchy
• 48:25
  girls talking about, oh, I know Sidney Prescott would have to
• 48:28
  start. But when she goes on that
• 48:29
  tirade, she's like, I learned that I'm Ricky Lake it.
• 48:32
  I shot out Ricky Lake. For being a terrible, terrible
• 48:35
  person for young teenage. Girls, I I didn't like it.
• 48:39
  So I would take that scene out. Yeah, you could have Sydney in
• 48:42
  the bathroom, you could have the killer scene happen, but I take
• 48:45
  out that part. With or even just like be a
• 48:46
  little more subtle with the the girl.
• 48:49
  Saying. She said yeah.
• 48:50
  The the film being meta feels forced in that scene.
• 48:53
  That's why it's pure nostalgia now.
• 48:55
  It's too much. It's too much.
• 48:57
  It's like. Cause without that it's still,
• 48:59
  it's still meta. It's.
• 49:00
  Tarantino made a horror movie. It would be this.
• 49:03
  Like maybe a little bloodier. It would be bloodier and there.
• 49:06
  Would be bloodier, but it would be like this.
• 49:08
  It would be meta, you know, It would be extra, very extra.
• 49:11
  Yeah, so to to add in, sure. I just think that Randy is
• 49:16
  amazing and I want more of him. He talks about the horror movie
• 49:19
  formula. He's an expert on how to survive
• 49:21
  horror movies. Like give this guy more screen
• 49:23
  time. He's awesome.
• 49:24
  He needs he needs to be in a few more scenes.
• 49:27
  Jamie Kennedy is so amazing, so funny.
• 49:29
  Malibu's most wanted? Represent boot.
• 49:35
  They need to bring that. Back lazy Sunday vibes.
• 49:38
  So horror movies begged to be watched in a dark room on a
• 49:41
  weekend. So maybe a lazy Sunday night
• 49:44
  because I do love this movie and I would watch it anytime of
• 49:46
  year. But I don't really want to watch
• 49:49
  this during the day. I want it to be in the evening.
• 49:51
  So this lazy Sunday vibe for me, I have the vibe is always
• 49:54
  October, Halloween time. You have this movie on while you
• 49:59
  decorate, while you carve a pumpkin, have some pumpkin pie
• 50:02
  or a sip of coffee. You've got that fall weather
• 50:05
  vibe, and this movie is playing in the background.
• 50:08
  You're not really paying attention to it, but anytime the
• 50:11
  killer calls, you stop what you're doing and you start
• 50:13
  listening and then you just kind of go on with what you're doing.
• 50:16
  It's one of those. It could be on on a Sunday any
• 50:20
  time of year, but you're gonna watch Scream, you're gonna watch
• 50:23
  Halloween, you're gonna watch some of the classic horror
• 50:26
  staples no matter what you do. And you're cute.
• 50:28
  You do like to put on a scary movie when you carve pumpkins.
• 50:31
  Yeah, it's a vibe. You know it's that time of year,
• 50:34
  right? You put Christmas music on when
• 50:38
  you know it's Christmas time. You put horror movies on?
• 50:40
  Well, it's Halloween or October. That's cute.
• 50:43
  You're cute. Alright, so I just added a
• 50:49
  little spot here called callbacks because there's a lot
• 50:52
  of callbacks in this movie, a lot of references to old scary
• 50:56
  movies. So I just wanted to go through
• 50:59
  this because, you know, you wouldn't do it justice if you
• 51:01
  didn't. At the beginning of the movie,
• 51:04
  Drew Barrymore's parents show up after she's murdered and they
• 51:08
  can't find you. Barrymore.
• 51:09
  There's, you know, smoke in the house because the popcorn, the
• 51:12
  jiffy pop blew up. And then no, that was scary
• 51:15
  movie. The jiffy pop just burned in
• 51:17
  this movie. The the dad tells the mom go
• 51:20
  down to drive down to the Mackenzies.
• 51:23
  That is the same line given to the children at the end of
• 51:27
  Halloween with Jamie Lee. The first one, she tells the
• 51:31
  little kids to go down to the Mackenzies where it's safe.
• 51:35
  So that's a nice little homage to that.
• 51:38
  They even talk about Jamie Lee's boobs and this and how she's the
• 51:41
  scream queen. And Neve Campbell is a scream
• 51:44
  queen now. And she, you know, they
• 51:46
  literally had this little segment called Scream Queens.
• 51:48
  Yeah. Linda Blair is one of the
• 51:51
  reporters on the high school lawn.
• 51:53
  She cameos. No.
• 51:55
  Exorcist little girl that sucks cocks at hell.
• 51:58
  I've never noticed that. She's one of the.
• 52:00
  Reporters and her earrings are a little crosses.
• 52:03
  Wow, OK. So it's really cool.
• 52:06
  Billy Loomis, the boyfriend last name does Doctor Loomis from
• 52:11
  Halloween. Of course.
• 52:14
  Wow, they loaded them up in. There, telling you Freddy
• 52:17
  Krueger is basically a janitor in this.
• 52:21
  Well, he's wearing the. Wes Craven's, Yeah, but that's
• 52:23
  Wes Craven. Is it?
• 52:25
  Yeah, he's dressed up. As.
• 52:27
  Him, and they call him Freddie. Stefans calls him Fred.
• 52:33
  And then they mention by mistake, they're like, they're
• 52:37
  talking about movie directors and they say W Carpenter, they
• 52:40
  mix W Craven and John Carpenter's names.
• 52:43
  Yeah, she also says what? What's what horror movie is
• 52:46
  this? I spit on your garage.
• 52:47
  Yeah, that's so funny. It on your grave.
• 52:49
  Yeah, that's a good line. So yeah, there's a lot of
• 52:51
  references. And then you have that cycle
• 52:53
  line at the end because we all go a little mad sometimes.
• 52:56
  Yeah, not to mention in the opening scene, Drew Barrymore
• 53:00
  lists like 3 different horror movies that she talks.
• 53:02
  One Nightmare on Elm Street, she talks about the Jason movies.
• 53:06
  What are those? Called Friday 13th.
• 53:08
  Friday the 13th and she talks about Halloween.
• 53:11
  Yeah, and that's never been done in a movie or horror movie
• 53:15
  before where they mention other horror movies.
• 53:16
  Well, it adds to the to the meta feeling and the the, you know,
• 53:21
  the the mocking of horror movies well-being.
• 53:22
  Horrible. They're like, oh, that's weird.
• 53:24
  Like they're talking about what we just saw.
• 53:27
  Yeah, which is kind of interesting.
• 53:28
  So, miscellaneous or shower thoughts?
• 53:31
  OK, we actually did. We hit a few of them throughout.
• 53:36
  But before we hop into that, I did I want to introduce a new
• 53:39
  segment. Permanent or just for horror?
• 53:43
  I think this could be permanent. OK, go for.
• 53:45
  It So I want to introduce a new segment called Party like it's
• 53:48
  2026 OK, where we can discuss how the movie would be different
• 53:53
  if it came out this year OK and I just have a few notes about
• 53:57
  that so we know screen works in the current generation because
• 54:02
  of the remakes, even though they're not as good so it can be
• 54:05
  done today. If this movie took place today,
• 54:08
  it would be easier to find Sydney's dad because they could
• 54:11
  attract his phone, right? Because they found his car, but
• 54:14
  they never really found him. There would be no delay in the
• 54:17
  video for the kids at the. Party.
• 54:20
  Yeah, that's. True, it would be it.
• 54:22
  Would be crystal clear and there would be no delay.
• 54:26
  So that was one thing that I thought.
• 54:27
  Was funny and you could talk back and forth.
• 54:29
  Yeah. Easily the baby monitor.
• 54:32
  The cop would not have questioned why Billy had a
• 54:34
  cellular telephone. Oh yeah, that that has aged very
• 54:38
  poorly. Yeah, what?
• 54:39
  What do you need with a cellular telephone?
• 54:41
  He's like, what officer? Everybody.
• 54:42
  Everybody's got one. It falls out of his pocket when
• 54:44
  he goes into her room after. And it looks like a house phone.
• 54:47
  No, she she reacts like it's either a gun or a knife or a
• 54:54
  script that says hello, Sydney. Like, yeah, it's a soulful
• 54:58
  today. Everybody has a phone.
• 55:00
  You wouldn't be. Surprised it's a different time.
• 55:03
  Yeah, so it definitely was a different time.
• 55:05
  So nobody would have questioned a cell phone.
• 55:07
  Yeah. And TVZ are skinnier now, so
• 55:10
  dropping one on someone's face probably wouldn't kill them
• 55:13
  because that's how she. I don't know if that kills you,
• 55:16
  but it takes it takes. Them out.
• 55:18
  I mean if you drop a 75 inch flat screen like that'll hurt.
• 55:22
  It'll hurt, but I don't think it would kill.
• 55:23
  You if it will, if it the only the weight.
• 55:28
  The glass, the old ones were much heavier and electrocuted
• 55:30
  and I don't think that would happen.
• 55:31
  Today. I mean, it could.
• 55:32
  It could they could electrocute. You.
• 55:35
  I mean, I don't think it would kill.
• 55:36
  You though, well, I'm not testing and I don't think
• 55:38
  Mythbusters is gonna look into it.
• 55:40
  No, probably not. Did you notice anything that you
• 55:44
  think would be different if it was made today?
• 55:46
  I haven't really thought about it, to be honest.
• 55:48
  Just off the top of my head. I would think that everything
• 55:52
  about the killing and all that would be on the Internet right
• 55:55
  away. But people getting killed, Yeah,
• 55:58
  but they've done that in the new movies, right?
• 56:00
  They like literally vlogged everything.
• 56:03
  Yeah, and Randy would have like a Patreon.
• 56:04
  Larry talks about horror movies. Yeah, or something.
• 56:08
  Or a YouTube channel, something. That's true.
• 56:11
  Yeah, I guess you're right. Like those little points about
• 56:15
  the cell phone and the camera. Yeah, it would.
• 56:17
  It's a game changer. Technology does make things
• 56:20
  better, but it can also spoil things a little bit.
• 56:23
  OK, Do you wanna go to shower? Thoughts though?
• 56:25
  Yeah, why don't you go? Because I just did.
• 56:27
  That OK, so for me, opening sequence is actually scary to
• 56:32
  this day, annually, like a little bit frightened.
• 56:37
  But the rest of the movie is just a comedy.
• 56:40
  It's a, it's almost like Clue. It's satirical now.
• 56:45
  It just looks like a big fat joke.
• 56:49
  It takes itself too seriously. And the other movies don't.
• 56:53
  So Scream 234 and yadda yadda yadda.
• 56:55
  They keep going. They they it's tongue in cheek.
• 56:58
  This one, it's taking itself really seriously.
• 57:01
  And I think that's the part that's aged poorly.
• 57:04
  Yeah, but this, this movie was making a point like it had to.
• 57:07
  It had to. It revitalized the whole genre,
• 57:09
  so they had to. It had to be serious at some
• 57:13
  time. I know, but.
• 57:15
  It's just, it's very, it's aged very.
• 57:17
  Poorly in that regard. Yeah, but they kept what worked
• 57:19
  in the in the future. Movies Gail's lime green suit I
• 57:23
  mentioned or you mentioned you thought it was nice.
• 57:26
  So March Simpson wants her shit. Back.
• 57:27
  It's not nice, but it's iconic. I wouldn't wear.
• 57:30
  It Liev Schreiber is cotton, it's kind of cool now that he's
• 57:34
  a huge famous actor, should say. 2.2 seconds on a.
• 57:38
  TV I know, but he's in the other ones.
• 57:40
  Right. Yeah, he is.
• 57:41
  The bathroom scene where the ghost faces in the stalls.
• 57:45
  That actually freaked me out for a lot of years when I was a kid
• 57:49
  because I would literally look under the stall doors.
• 57:52
  Not under the doors, but enough. To check to see if there was
• 57:54
  feet because I just. You know, it freaked me out that
• 57:58
  somebody would hide that way in the bathroom.
• 58:00
  And when he whispers Sydney, that's pretty spooky.
• 58:02
  Too very. So when when I watched this long
• 58:06
  time ago, I remember we had it on VHS or was on TV, so you
• 58:09
  didn't have like really good sound.
• 58:11
  So I didn't know, he says. Sydney.
• 58:15
  I'd really only notice it for the first time.
• 58:17
  This past watching. I was like, oh that's because
• 58:19
  it's so. It's so quiet.
• 58:21
  Yeah, exactly. It's very it's.
• 58:23
  Freaky. Spooky Sydney is back at school
• 58:26
  the day after she's attacked by someone in her home in a costume
• 58:31
  with a combat knife. What the fuck?
• 58:34
  Like you just got in like home invasion, why are you at school
• 58:37
  the next day? That's a good that part.
• 58:40
  Made no. Fucking sense to me, but her?
• 58:42
  Dad is like trying to kill your dad's missing and she's with
• 58:45
  Tatum. Like not gonna stay at Tatum's
• 58:46
  house alone. No, you're not going to school.
• 58:48
  You're hanging out with the police and the police are gonna
• 58:51
  come and stay outside your house.
• 58:53
  Very similar to Scare Scream 4 where there's protection at the
• 58:57
  house. Like why are?
• 58:59
  You at school doesn't screen. For why are you at school?
• 59:02
  That part is ridiculous. Yeah, Why did they kill Casey?
• 59:06
  What's the motive there? She's not connected to the store
• 59:08
  at all. Yeah, that's true.
• 59:09
  Why is she murdered? There's a few people who was
• 59:11
  like, what the fuck? Why did they murder Tatum?
• 59:14
  I think they mentioned why they killed Drew Barrymore.
• 59:18
  Said Stu dated her for 2.2 seconds.
• 59:19
  But why would that make her a victim?
• 59:21
  Why would it make her the first victim?
• 59:23
  Well, the second. To talk about the talk about
• 59:25
  motive being incidental. So because it's the Millennium.
• 59:30
  So the fact. That they're trying to just kill
• 59:33
  people at random just to throw people off.
• 59:35
  Yeah but he obviously just wants he just wants to kill his
• 59:37
  girlfriend cause he's mad at her for not banging him and because
• 59:40
  his mothers her mom was a slut. That's probably why Stu killed
• 59:43
  killed and it killed the boyfriend too.
• 59:45
  Right, they killed the boyfriend.
• 59:46
  Well, that's just that's what I'm saying.
• 59:48
  Why you killing them? Why you killing the principle?
• 59:51
  They're angry. They're angry losers.
• 59:53
  Why would you kill Randy? Like there's a bunch of people.
• 59:55
  It's like this is on this person's unnecessary.
• 59:57
  Just kill your girlfriend and frame her dad for it.
• 1:00:01
  Well I think they're trying to create a lot of deaths to throw
• 1:00:05
  the police off. If they just killed Sydney and
• 1:00:08
  blame the dad then it's more likely that it's the boyfriend.
• 1:00:12
  But if they killed multiple people like the principal at
• 1:00:14
  random actually the principal makes them look more guilty to
• 1:00:18
  be honest. I was saying why would the dad
• 1:00:20
  kill them? If they were to get caught and
• 1:00:22
  there's this many kills, you're definitely looking at life in
• 1:00:24
  prison, possibly the death penalty, whereas you just killed
• 1:00:27
  your girlfriend and you got caught.
• 1:00:28
  It's a crime of passion. It doesn't look quite as bad.
• 1:00:32
  Was kidnapped that same night, right?
• 1:00:35
  Yeah, you just. Yeah, cause he they checked his
• 1:00:37
  hotel and he wasn't there. No, but that night that he
• 1:00:40
  climbed into her room, that's the night that her dad was
• 1:00:42
  kidnapped. Oht he's distracting.
• 1:00:44
  Her. Yeah.
• 1:00:44
  They killed Drew Barrymore. They left.
• 1:00:47
  He climbed into her room. Her dad came and said bye, and
• 1:00:51
  he was gone the next day. That's the night that they
• 1:00:53
  kidnapped. Him.
• 1:00:54
  I always thought it was weird that the dad said goodbye to her
• 1:00:57
  at night. She's going to be up for for
• 1:01:00
  school in the morning. Are you leaving at 4:00 AM?
• 1:01:03
  She would have seen him in the morning.
• 1:01:04
  It made no sense that he said goodbye to her at night.
• 1:01:06
  Oh no, he was like his He was probably leaving to catch a
• 1:01:08
  flight really early before she got up for school.
• 1:01:11
  Yeah, I just, I thought it was a little bit weird.
• 1:01:13
  You know, dads are, they get to the airport 4 hours before the
• 1:01:15
  flight early. So Sidney punches GAIL and I
• 1:01:24
  think it was really uncalled for.
• 1:01:27
  All she said was like, I don't like GAIL.
• 1:01:30
  But all she said was I'll send you a copy.
• 1:01:32
  Are you all right? It's not answer alright.
• 1:01:36
  Tatum, it's OK, She's just doing her job.
• 1:01:39
  Yes, that's. So how's the?
• 1:01:42
  Yeah, they'll be out later this year.
• 1:01:45
  I'll look for. I'll send you a copy.
• 1:01:49
  Commercial. Break her.
• 1:01:52
  Nice. Shot.
• 1:01:54
  Does that warrant a fucking punch?
• 1:01:56
  The book talks about Sydney being a liar, putting Cotton
• 1:02:00
  Weary in prison. She's mad at GAIL because GAIL
• 1:02:03
  tried to discredit her cotton. Weird.
• 1:02:06
  She's right. Yeah, but Sydney's a teenage
• 1:02:09
  girl and she's like, you're trying to discredit me after I
• 1:02:11
  went through the trauma of losing my mom.
• 1:02:13
  Of course she punched her in the face.
• 1:02:14
  I mean, yeah, she. Kind of deserved.
• 1:02:16
  It OK, but the triggering the trigger that got her was.
• 1:02:20
  I'll send you a copy. That's not what that's not what
• 1:02:22
  got her. It was it was being dismissed
• 1:02:25
  that bothered her I guess. So another one of my shower
• 1:02:29
  thoughts is how rich is Sydney's dad?
• 1:02:33
  For. Sure, the huge desk.
• 1:02:34
  Gary Movie got it right. The huge deck, the the the
• 1:02:37
  amazing view, not to mention the enormity of the house.
• 1:02:40
  It's huge. It looks like a Country Club.
• 1:02:43
  Like what do you think he did for a living that he could
• 1:02:45
  afford all that as a single? Parent.
• 1:02:46
  He would be a boomer now, right? By that age, yeah.
• 1:02:50
  Yeah, probably. I think they're technically.
• 1:02:51
  Genetics. He's probably just, you know,
• 1:02:53
  shoe salesman. A door to door.
• 1:02:56
  She smells salesman He bought his house for a nickel and a
• 1:02:59
  pineapple and the 1975 and then he bought another one 1978 and.
• 1:03:05
  And he paid it off in six years and any generation.
• 1:03:07
  They had to be rich to have that house.
• 1:03:09
  I hope it's kind of like flinched.
• 1:03:11
  The commotion in the garage when Tatum is killed is really loud
• 1:03:15
  and supposedly nobody in the party hears that, and nobody
• 1:03:19
  else comes out to grab a beer during that time.
• 1:03:21
  Yeah, there's, I think there's a lot of music playing.
• 1:03:24
  Right, yeah, but she's she's getting fucking murdered and the
• 1:03:28
  garage goes up and it was, it was like be rattling the house.
• 1:03:31
  I've been to college parties. This is a high school party, but
• 1:03:34
  I've been to college parties. People fall on the ground,
• 1:03:38
  people break bones, they bleed, and people just laugh and then
• 1:03:43
  move on. They're wasted.
• 1:03:45
  What the hell kind of college products were you going to?
• 1:03:48
  I guess the ones where people like went to Wardsboro High
• 1:03:51
  School, I don't know Jesus. I mean, that's, that's pretty
• 1:03:55
  standard procedure to me. Fight fights break out at the
• 1:04:00
  you know, people get beat up. Somebody.
• 1:04:02
  When people don't even know. The garage door gets like broken
• 1:04:05
  when you open our garage door and where I'm like upstairs in
• 1:04:07
  our son's room, I could hear it. I mean, it's a movie.
• 1:04:10
  Yeah, you gotta. So this movie I, I wanted to say
• 1:04:14
  similar to Fast and Furious, you have to turn your brain off a
• 1:04:16
  little bit to enjoy it. Yeah.
• 1:04:19
  You can't. You have to suspend disbelief
• 1:04:21
  just a little bit. It's not a bad movie, it's not
• 1:04:24
  dumb, it's just a little bit campy, but just the right amount
• 1:04:29
  anymore and you got to throw the pot out and start over.
• 1:04:33
  I thought the baby was crying. Oh, my God.
• 1:04:35
  I just have two more. Yeah.
• 1:04:37
  So even though I did think that this scene at the school was
• 1:04:41
  very, very cringy between Gale and Dewey, when they go for that
• 1:04:47
  walk in the woods near the party, their chemistry is
• 1:04:51
  electric. You can see why they got
• 1:04:53
  married. You can like smell the sex
• 1:04:56
  through the screen. I couldn't see it, man.
• 1:04:58
  No, the the chemistry is palpable.
• 1:05:01
  The just the Dewey character is so dumb.
• 1:05:04
  You're not a woman. You don't understand.
• 1:05:06
  What? He's dumb.
• 1:05:07
  That he's cute. Sure, but he's really not.
• 1:05:11
  And charming. He's Oh my God, he's so dumb
• 1:05:14
  looking. I want the.
• 1:05:17
  Screen. And then in the second movie,
• 1:05:19
  he's got that limp that just vanishes.
• 1:05:22
  Oh, poor Dewey. And then just my final comment.
• 1:05:25
  They poke fun at this and Scary Movie, but the final scene with
• 1:05:28
  Billy and Stu is very homoerotic.
• 1:05:33
  They're literally cuddling at one point while they're telling
• 1:05:35
  her that they killed all of her friends.
• 1:05:38
  Yeah, they probably. Like Stews face is like in the
• 1:05:41
  crook of Billy's neck and they're like we killed your
• 1:05:44
  friends and they're like cuddling.
• 1:05:45
  It's it feels pretty kind of gay.
• 1:05:49
  Yeah. I mean, hey, maybe they were.
• 1:05:51
  We don't know. Maybe they were, they don't
• 1:05:53
  actually say, but I I just, I thought it was weird for high
• 1:05:56
  school boys to be acting that way.
• 1:05:58
  No, I mean if you've ever been in a locker room at a sports
• 1:06:02
  team. It gets pretty gay.
• 1:06:04
  No, it's like, it's just, it's very primal, that's all.
• 1:06:08
  I think we're confusing that scene with just being primal,
• 1:06:13
  you know, just killing people. They're doing it together.
• 1:06:16
  For all we know they've taken a blood oath or something and
• 1:06:19
  they've licked each others bloody hands like some nasty
• 1:06:22
  shit. Like yeah, they feel like
• 1:06:23
  connected because of their probably.
• 1:06:24
  Yeah, that's. And Jamie Kennedy, shout out to
• 1:06:26
  him. He's really good in this movie.
• 1:06:28
  My God, amazing. The the video store scene is so
• 1:06:30
  good. And also I'm watching that
• 1:06:33
  scene. I'm like, he tells us who the
• 1:06:35
  killer is in that whole scene. He says who the killer is.
• 1:06:39
  He explains why. He says it's obviously the
• 1:06:42
  boyfriend. And then Skeet Aldrich's
• 1:06:45
  character. I'm just like, yo, you're the
• 1:06:48
  killer. The way he's behaving like Stew
• 1:06:52
  is not behaving like a killer. He's just behaving like an
• 1:06:55
  idiot. But Skeet Ulrich is like
• 1:06:58
  threatening Jamie Kennedy's character.
• 1:07:01
  He's looking at him like he's gonna hurt.
• 1:07:03
  Him, I think he's known to be like broody and stuff though.
• 1:07:06
  I think that's how he is. These discount Johnny Depp.
• 1:07:09
  Yeah, but I think, I think he's supposed to be like a dime
• 1:07:12
  store, you know, whatever they Yeah, like a little dime store.
• 1:07:15
  Thought this cell phone. And yeah, like with.
• 1:07:17
  This with this terrible haircut. With his tight shirt.
• 1:07:20
  Remember his dad? Police station.
• 1:07:22
  Yeah, his dad doesn't. Yeah.
• 1:07:24
  I know his dad here was like and also what is skeet all Rick?
• 1:07:28
  Is he Hispanic or something? He's got a tan he's got.
• 1:07:31
  Like he's definitely white if his name Skeet.
• 1:07:34
  Yeah, that's true. There's there's no other.
• 1:07:36
  There's no other way there's anything else.
• 1:07:38
  There's skeet and cocks. In this movie, yeah.
• 1:07:42
  And Campbells, skiing cocks and Campbells.
• 1:07:45
  Yeah. OK, Does this movie hit
• 1:07:47
  different as a parent? So the scene at the beginning
• 1:07:51
  when Casey is being killed and she's she's gasping and crying
• 1:07:55
  for her mom, that got to me because she is just a kid and
• 1:08:00
  she's crying and she's wanting her mom and she's saying mom,
• 1:08:02
  mom. Yeah.
• 1:08:03
  Like whenever I hear kid yell mom and I'm on public, my head
• 1:08:06
  snaps into the direction. So whenever I hear somebody cry
• 1:08:09
  for their mom, my mom instinct. Just kicks in you have trauma
• 1:08:12
  now. For me, Mommy, mommy, mommy,
• 1:08:15
  mommy every day. So that that got to me a little
• 1:08:18
  bit. But this is the 90s teen movie.
• 1:08:20
  The gore is supposed to be more fun than disturbing.
• 1:08:23
  Yeah, it's not really that disturbing of a movie.
• 1:08:25
  They are kids. They're high schoolers.
• 1:08:27
  But it's. Not some of the scenes like the
• 1:08:29
  intestine scene of the boyfriend of the beginning.
• 1:08:31
  That was gross. It's.
• 1:08:33
  Gross. That was the grossest.
• 1:08:34
  It's gross, but it's it's it's fun.
• 1:08:36
  It's a slasher. So like it does, it didn't
• 1:08:39
  emotionally didn't really get to me that much.
• 1:08:42
  OK. Yeah, yeah, Watching this as a
• 1:08:45
  parent, the only reason it hits different is because I'm
• 1:08:48
  watching and I'm like, OK, you know, you got Stew, you got
• 1:08:52
  skied all Rick, you got all these high school students.
• 1:08:55
  And I'm like, I really hope that my kids don't hang out with a
• 1:09:02
  sketch bag like Skeet Alrick where and join him in doing
• 1:09:07
  something horrible like murdering somebody.
• 1:09:09
  Like, obviously every parent wants their kids to be normal
• 1:09:12
  and not violent and murderous, but you watch this and you like,
• 1:09:18
  you know, you, you went to school.
• 1:09:19
  I went to school you, you went to school with some strange
• 1:09:22
  people. And yeah, I know of people that
• 1:09:25
  are in jail or are dead because of doing criminal activities.
• 1:09:31
  And you're like this person, you know, was in my class.
• 1:09:34
  They sat right in front of me. They sat behind me.
• 1:09:37
  So it's. Just been it all comes down to
• 1:09:39
  the home lives. You have to just try to provide
• 1:09:41
  your child with a stable loving home life and and hope that you
• 1:09:45
  raise them that that doesn't happen.
• 1:09:47
  Not to mention, I mean not not to call them out, but our son
• 1:09:51
  really does March to the beat of his own drum.
• 1:09:53
  He's not going to be peer pressured in anything.
• 1:09:55
  He is such, he's so, such an individual.
• 1:09:59
  He's not gonna be following anybody.
• 1:10:01
  He's like crazy lead killing people.
• 1:10:03
  He's gonna be like, I'm gonna be over here doing my weird thing,
• 1:10:06
  whatever it is, whatever it is that he loves to do at that
• 1:10:09
  point because he just has like, his things that he gets obsessed
• 1:10:12
  with. All right, so how many Jiffy
• 1:10:16
  pops out of 10? Do you rate this movie?
• 1:10:19
  That's a good one. Burning jiffy bubs.
• 1:10:23
  I had to be very objective when I was reading this.
• 1:10:27
  Yeah. Because again, this is a movie
• 1:10:30
  that I love. I it's it's very nostalgic, but
• 1:10:34
  looking at it now with everything that's happened with
• 1:10:36
  horror, it's not as good as it once was.
• 1:10:39
  Yeah. And that's what I realized this
• 1:10:40
  viewing. It paved the way.
• 1:10:42
  Yeah. But now it hasn't aged the best
• 1:10:44
  in terms of being a great movie. Yeah.
• 1:10:47
  So I'm going to have to give it a six out of 10/6.
• 1:10:50
  Jiffy pops out of 10. Six jiffy pops.
• 1:10:53
  Yeah, it's, it's a very important piece of cinema.
• 1:10:56
  But some of the acting is bad. Some of the scenes could easily
• 1:11:00
  be cut. And I mean, the twist at the end
• 1:11:05
  is good, but because we've seen it so many times, it, it feels
• 1:11:08
  played out. Yeah.
• 1:11:09
  So it's it doesn't have, it doesn't pack the same wall that
• 1:11:12
  I'm sure it did when it was released.
• 1:11:13
  So I gave it a six out of 10. 6 out of 10 is savage.
• 1:11:18
  I'm going to give this one and like I said, this movie pure
• 1:11:20
  nostalgia now. So somebody who watches it for
• 1:11:24
  the first time who's let's say Gen.
• 1:11:26
  Z, they might be like, this is really stupid.
• 1:11:29
  Why are we watching? This it's dated.
• 1:11:31
  Yeah, but for myself, like I said, I watch it every
• 1:11:34
  Halloween. At least so.
• 1:11:36
  We're watching it at least twice a year.
• 1:11:40
  This is the first one, too. We might be watching some of the
• 1:11:42
  sequels, but we're we're talking about the first one.
• 1:11:44
  Anyway, I'm gonna give this a 7 1/2.
• 1:11:47
  Jiffy pops out of 10. OK.
• 1:11:50
  I think a lot of ideas in this movie still hold up.
• 1:11:54
  They still like they were talking about the consent thing.
• 1:11:57
  That's still very pertinent to our time now in 2026.
• 1:12:01
  And if it wasn't, they wouldn't keep making these movies.
• 1:12:04
  Obviously they remixed it a little bit here and there.
• 1:12:06
  For don't get me wrong, I still love this movie.
• 1:12:09
  Yeah, but watching it, like I said, like as an outsider that's
• 1:12:12
  never seen it before, Yeah, 6 out of 10.
• 1:12:14
  Yeah, I mean, like the first, like I said, all the the first
• 1:12:18
  opening scene is really, really amazing.
• 1:12:20
  It's like an A+. And then you have all the phone
• 1:12:22
  calls scenes. They're very gripping.
• 1:12:25
  You know the scene where she falls asleep on the couch?
• 1:12:28
  That scene makes me feel like I'm in an empty house.
• 1:12:31
  Yeah, it gets spooky when she wakes up in this dark out.
• 1:12:33
  It's like, oh shit. Yeah, everybody's fault that you
• 1:12:36
  fall asleep on the couch. You wake up and you're like,
• 1:12:38
  what? Year is it?
• 1:12:40
  You know I'm gonna be 7 1/2. Jiffy pops.
• 1:12:44
  I love this movie. Yeah, maybe I could give it a
• 1:12:47
  higher score or a lower score, but that's what I felt.
• 1:12:50
  It's it's a good movie. It's not perfect, it's not
• 1:12:54
  great, but it's it's walking that fine line of, you know, I
• 1:12:58
  wanna see it every year. It wasn't the hero we needed, it
• 1:13:01
  was the hero we deserved. Did I mess that?
• 1:13:03
  Up. No, I think you got it, Dark
• 1:13:06
  Knight. Shout out to Gary Oldman.
• 1:13:08
  Yeah, so shouts out. So that was episode 6 of the
• 1:13:13
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• 1:13:17
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• 1:13:22
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• 1:13:25
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• 1:13:29
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• 1:13:33
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• 1:13:34
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• 1:13:35
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• 1:13:38
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• 1:13:42
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• 1:13:45
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• 1:13:47
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• 1:13:49
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