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Episode 119 - Hey! Look Behind You · My Third Place Pod

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Every year in October since 2008, I have shared my likes and
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dislikes of horror movies on social media.
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I've done so on Myspace, Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr,
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Tiktok, and now Instagram. I came in late on Myspace as
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people were slowly transitioning to Facebook or other blogging
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slides to showcase their love for phantoms.
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It was in 2009, however, that Twitter became a thing and I
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joined it in May of that year. Oh yeah, those were the days I
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tweeted about everything. As it stands right now, I have
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more than 15,000 tweets on the main account that has since been
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ghosted. I ghosted.
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I used the podcast account these days In October of that year I
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used that hashtag horror movies and lo and behold, I saw a bunch
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of accounts that were in the same stuff as me.
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Two of them who I became friends with and bonded over horror and
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comic convention stuff. One of them who I will also name
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drop during one of my movies and the other is a girl who I was
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proud to have known since 2009. I said it's because we stopped
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talking years ago. Mostly my fault.
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I tend to get out of touch with friends and loved ones.
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In 2021 I did get a notification that it was her birthday and so
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as I was going to look for her in her page to wish her a happy
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birthday, I read the other comments and became aware of the
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tragedy that she had passed away two years prior.
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I say this because she would always respond to my horror
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challenge questions and I would always look at her blog for
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Friday horror movie recommendations.
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She would post every morning on Twitter and what she was
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watching while eating breakfast and before work.
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I went back to her blog. Hey, look behind you.
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And I'm going to tell you what I found for her profile picture on
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the blog. She has a picture of herself
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putting her head inside of a shark's mouth during the 40 year
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anniversary of Jaws. Jaws been out for 40 years now,
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huh? Her bio read.
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Her bio reads. Greetings horror friends, My
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name is Nikki and I love all things horror.
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I spent my youth rating the horror session at all my local
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video stores, staying up late, watching Tales from the Dark
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Side, Monsters, Friday the 13th series, The Twilight Zone,
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Mortgage Presents, Tales from the Crypt, TNT, Monster Vision,
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and whatever horror movies I can get my eyes on.
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I now spend my adult years watching movies for breakfast,
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rating the Netflix and hitting up midnight movies I made Hey
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Look Behind You to provide horror geekery like short films,
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reviews, survival tips, and more to fellow horror fanatics.
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All right, so she's got a calendar of comic book
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conventions including 2010 San Diego Comic Con, CTV Two 2011,
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2012 and 2014 Flashback Weekend 2920, Eleven 2012, 2013 and 2017
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Music Box of Horrors 2013 Walker Stalker Convention 2014.
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At all these conventions and meet ups, she met some amazing
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creators, actors and personalities which include the
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likes of Malcolm McDowell, the late, great Sid Hague, Andrew
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Rothenberg, Lauren Conan and Steve Wynn from The Walking
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Dead, Scream Queen, Jill Shellin, Hellraiser himself,
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Doug Bradley, Scout, Taylor Thompson who played Laurie
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Stroke in the Rob Zombie Halloween remake.
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Nicholas, Brendan, you know that guy from Buffy who I've also met
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at C2 E 2/20/12. We had a meet up there as well,
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me and her. She was fun times.
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She was awesome to hang out with.
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She's also met Chris Hardwick and Val Kilmer to name a few.
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Needless to say, she has traveled far and wide to meet
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her horror icons, and in doing so, she put them all on the
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blog, including countless reviews and Friday watch alongs.
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She was hilarious in every moment.
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In every picture that I've seen, she would always have a smile on
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her face. This is why I'm dedicating these
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horror episodes to Nikki and changing the name of the segment
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to You guessed it, Hey Look Behind You.
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None in horror news.
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This comes from the IGN website by George Yang.
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Miramax has received ATV rise to the Halloween franchise.
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It is currently controlled by Trancas International Films and
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run by Malik Akkad. According to Deadline, the deal
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between Miramax and Trancas include a Halloween TV series as
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well as a first look agreement for other TV projects for
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international markets. The Halloween series could have
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its own cinematic universe that has both film and TV.
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Mark Hellwig, the head of Global TV at Miramax, will be working
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with Akkad to oversee the Halloween franchise.
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We couldn't be more excited to bring Halloween to television,
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Hellwig said in a statement. We are thrilled to expand our
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long successful partnership with Drankus and the brilliant Malik
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Akkad in introducing this iconic franchise to a new form of
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storytelling and a new generation of fans, End Quote
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Akkad added. Tranqus International Films is
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extremely enthused to be spending our long standing
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relationship with Miramax and we look forward to working with
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Mark Helwick and the entire team in creating this new chapter.
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This looks to be the latest attempt to turn the beloved
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horror franchise into a TV series, following on from Chucky
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on the USA Network. Turning it into a cinematic
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universe would be a bold step, but Merrimack Sterling has
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plenty of material to draw from the franchise's 45 year history.
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The Halloween franchise spans 13 films, including the original in
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1978. In 2018, a Halloween trilogy was
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created as focused on Laurie Strode, the former babysitter
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protagonist Michael Myers. The second films in the trilogy,
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Halloween Kills, was released in 2021, and the final film,
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Halloween Ends, was released last October.
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George Rang George Yang wrote in his review.
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He's gonna hate me. I'm fucking killing his name,
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George Yang from IGN wrote in his review.
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Despite dialed in performances from dreamy Lee Curtis,
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enfranchise newcomer Rowan Campbell, Dave and Gordon,
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Green's larger exploration of evil and trauma expands on the
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conversation. She started Halloween 2018 and
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Halloween kills at a rate that ends doesn't quite have time to
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keep up with. There are some memorable kills
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and reverences for the franchise at large, but it stumbles as it
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brings it to a close. Welcome back to the podcast I Am
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Evil and this is a special horror edition of From Under the
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Apron. Hey, look behind you, it's
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Friday the 13th we have to celebrate.
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Last week I invited 31 Days of Horror Challenge, which was just
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me throwing out my favorite type of horror movies and what they
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meant to me. But in the midst of all that, I
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got a lot of people answering those questions as well.
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So dust off that old hockey mask and get ready to call your mom
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for help, because we got more questions this week than last
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week. And that wasn't a shot at your
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mom. That was a shot at Jason Burhi's
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mom. I was honestly surprised.
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I didn't think anyone would answer any of the questions or
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would want to be a part of the podcast.
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But the answer. And so I feel like I have to
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share with everyone. Some are answering from the
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start, others are answering as I post the daily horror movie plus
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a fact of that movie. I sent like Lamontina a message
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together night asking her if I can use her answers on the
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podcast and she didn't know I had one.
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So she's probably listening to it now.
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And I'm going to name off some of the answers I couldn't get to
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last week as well as others that are now just participating.
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So here we have. I haven't done a cartwheel since
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I was 9, says she was unreliable to do them every night, so she
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went ahead and did them all in one post.
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So here we go for the movie that introduced her horror, She said
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Chucky, the last movie horror movie she saw in theaters was
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Barbarian. Oh, I heard about that movie.
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Fucking can't. It's a yeah, it's a freaking
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crazy ass movie. Favorite classic horror movie.
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Nightmare on Elm Street. A movie she thought she loved
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but didn't Was the nun a favorite horror remake?
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Was Evil Dead. Her favorite vampire movie is
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Renfield. You.
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Oh, I see, did the same thing and started naming them off and
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joining in. So here are her answers.
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I'm sorry, Why you? Oh, I see.
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I'm just going to call her you. Oh, I see.
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First, horror movie puppet master Neil Gallagher found the
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secret to two of those puppets who come to life and then killed
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himself. Alice and his psychic friends
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come to investigate and are stalked by tool and puppets who
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have a variety of strange traits, including a drill for a
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head and the ability to spit up leeches.
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Leech girl. Leech girl, man, Leech girl.
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I don't think I was supposed to watch that as a kid and I don't
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think I was supposed to be aroused by Leech Girl, but damn.
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OK anyway. Holy shit that was a good ass
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movie. Last movie she saw in theaters
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saw 10 classic horror El Libro de Piedra 1969 or The Book of
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Stone. It's about the governess.
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Julia comes to work in the Burgoy family that live in the
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forested property that they have recently bought Julius to take
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care of a little girl named Sylvia whose unusual demeanor
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may find its root in the family garden.
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Going to have to look that one up because it's in Spanish movie
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you thought you loved but didn't.
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Hers was Hellraiser. I kind of have a soft spot for
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Hellraiser. I don't blame you.
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Looking back at this movie, when I first watched in 2013, I just
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thought what the hell was wrong with the 80s?
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And it has Clive Barker. He's a legend Favorite horror
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remake. She chose Bram stalkers Dracula
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from 1992. Favorite vampire movie Let the
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Right One in. Another movie I have to watch
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another user FSF Ruggler. First horror movie was actually
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might be too far back to remember.
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Seeing Robin Perlman as the Beast made me Cry.
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But that's a series I remember watching Urban Legend.
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And I know what you did last summer a lot.
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My Nana had so many BHS tapes or the Blur Witch project, I
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thought it was real. I was five.
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We all thought that was real. The last horror movie she saw in
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the theater, I think it was Scream.
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I don't get to go to the movies nearly as often as I like to,
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and rarely is good at horror played in my normal town.
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When she said Scream, it was 2022 Scream from last year
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Favorite classic horror movie The Fly.
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I guess it's a shame how many classes I skipped out and watch
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what I want it to instead. It's kind of freaking.
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I'm aging myself, I guess, but the fact that she chose to fly
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from the 80s as a classic horror movie instead of the old
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original Fly movie? Like damn, what does that say
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about the 80s movies? They're all classics.
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They're all like timeless now. Holy shit horror movie you saw
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you loving. Didn't Grave Encounter is Dark
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Water The Grudge? She didn't like the grudge.
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That's some fucked up shit. When it's working, horror is the
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best genre, and when it's bad is the worst.
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Favorite horror remake. The Invisible Man floored me
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recently. The Sing 2011 is actually
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insane. Halloween 2 Probably one of the
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best of all time. The Ring is infinitely better
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than the Japanese version. Wow.
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Snyder's Dawn of the Dead is 10 out of 10.
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I could go on about remakes. They're so often better than the
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originals. What?
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Not bad. Not bad.
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I'm digging. I'm digging their opinions.
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Favorite vampire movie Interview with the Vampire.
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With such a surprise I expected it to be terrible and was
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floored. The addiction let the right one
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in. Herzog's film and Shadow the
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Vampire are both amazing Nosferatu films.
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Our friend La Clementina answered Favorite horror remake.
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I only surely like remix, but I actually really enjoyed Zack
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Snyder's Dawn of the Dead from 2004.
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Maybe it's nostalgic for me, but even now it feels very
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thrilling. Favorite vampire movie?
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Let the right one in and Swedish original, not the awful American
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remake. Y'all have some opinions on
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these. For most disturbing horror film,
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Cartwheels chose The Green Inferno.
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I chose Vulgar and Red State. Both are from Kevin Smith and it
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stars everyone from WSQ universe.
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So imagine Jay and Silent Bob doing something other than Jay
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and Silent Bob. It's ridiculous.
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And that's it from last week and now we're going to get on to
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this week. The monster blood changed
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direction, still bouncing and quivering and leaving white
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stains on the grass like enormous round footsteps.
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Joe, stop reading it. This is too scary.
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For me, you're right, it is too scary.
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If only we could talk about goosebumps in a way that isn't
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scary. Well, guess what, nerds?
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There might be a podcast like that called Geese Bumps.
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Geese bumps. Did you mean Goose Bumps?
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Maybe. Geese Bumps is a comedy podcast
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Happy listening. All right, so now we're at Day
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7. Is that where we left off last
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week? Day seven?
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I'm not going to count days anymore.
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I'm just going to say like stuff.
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Favorite zombie movie. Resident Evil 2002 directed by
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WS Anderson starring Mila Jovovich, who did her all of her
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own stunts except the pipe jump into super scene.
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She used a stunt double in that scene because her agent thought
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she would get strangled by the hanging wires.
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Michelle Rodriguez, who had informed her agent that if
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anyone ever wrote a script about Resident Evil that she wanted to
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be a part of it. Her agent Julie put her in
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contact with Paul WS Anderson when his screenplay was bought.
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Other actors in the movie Eric, maybe a Selma Blair, went with
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Miller synopsis. A virus has escaped in a secret
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facility called the Hive, turning the staff into hungry
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zombies and releasing the mutated lab animals that they
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were studying. The complex computer shuts down
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the base to prevent infection. The parent corporation sends in
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an elite military unit where they meet Alice, who is
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suffering from amnesia due to exposure to nerve gas.
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The military team must shut down the computer and get out,
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fighting the way past zombies, mutants, and the computer itself
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before the virus escapes and infects the rest of the world.
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Alice must also come to terms with her slowly returning
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memories. Yeah, it affects the rest of the
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world. Like what?
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8 movies later? Sure, this is actually my
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favorite zombie series. Not one to enjoy video games and
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movie sequels like Blood Rain, which is now in its fourth
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sequel. But whenever I see that Milla
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Jovovich and her husband are coming out with another Resident
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Evil, I got excited. Not because of the zombies, but
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because of the story. And it came from a video game.
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And sometimes I want to see how badly it is and how true the
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story of the game they went. And before you tell me here, not
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a zombie, but infected with a virus.
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I know this, but they turn to zombies and they run.
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They have evolved. Monsters do evolve.
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The creepiest thing I've seen in these movies are the mutated
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dogs as well as the monsters, and I'm always hoping the series
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will end. On a good note, but it always
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ended on a cliffhanger except for the ending.
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At around one minute 30 seconds 30.
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I'm sorry. At around one hour and 30
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minutes, a newspaper Raccoon City reads The Dead Walk.
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The This is a direct reference to Day of the Dead 1985, in
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which newspaper at the beginning of the film reads the same.
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Kill count for this movie is 88. That's a lot.
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Holy shit, what was that? The dog zombies at around 50
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minutes in the movie. One of the most popular scenes
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in the film when Alice runs up a wall and sings around to kick a
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zombie dog in the head. It took three months of training
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for that shout out to Army of the Dead, which I really just
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recently watched and enjoyed, as well as Shaun the Dead.
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Both the top tier movies and shouldn't be overlooked.
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Other people who have answered are Amanda, who 28 days later.
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It was the first zombie film she saw where the zombies weren't
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just a shuffly inconvenience, but we're all out.
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Predators chasing prey. Astronaut in Cyberspace chose 20
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days Days later. Also for sure every time I hear
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the tornado sirens go off downtown, I think I'm going to
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start seeing the zombies running.
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Pixel Has Cake also chose 28 Days Later.
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It's a popular movie and Evil Dead 2 Cartwheel chose 28 Days
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Later and 28 Weeks later. Anybody else?
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Zombie movie Little Linguine chose Shaun of the Dead, My
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favorite one of all as well, but it's mostly because it's funny.
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Favorite monster movie The Monster Squad 1987, directed by
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Fred Decker starring Andrew Gower, Ashley Bank, Ryan
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Lambert, Stephen Mack Stan Shaw, Duncan Reger.
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Showed up as Count Dracula, Tom Noonan, Frankenstein's Monster,
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Tom Woodruff, Creature from the Black Lagoon or Gilman, Michael
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Reed McKay, The Mummy, Michael Faustino, Bud Bundy from Married
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with Children, and Jason Herbie, Fred Savage, Older brother from
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The Wonder Years. OK, Sebda says Dracula is alive.
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In fact, he plans to rule the world, and that is why he seeks
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the help of other legendary monsters.
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However, a bunch of kids regarded by their peers as
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losers uncovered a devious plan and prepare for a counter
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strike. All right, so this movie is like
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The Avengers of monster movies. In one corner you had Dracula,
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the Mummy, the creature from the Black Lagoon, Gilman, the
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Wolfman. And possibly, maybe.
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Will he or won't he join Dracula's crusade?
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Frankenstein's monster on the other corner?
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You had a bunch of kids who were monster geeks.
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I guess you could say There's all movies also considered a
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comedy, but I'm not going to use it for comedy.
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Horror day. It also packs the laugh and some
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of the scare with a lot of quotes coming out of this, which
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paved the way for website wolfgenards.com and a Twitter
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feed. Wolfgenards at Wolf G Nard.
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Another highly recommended film. Just in case you have yet to
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watch this. I did mention that Nikki had
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another friend. This is the guy I was talking
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about. We all became friends.
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We all decided to like support each other on Twitter, check out
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each other's blogs and all that stuff.
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Wolf G Nard over the years. Been fucking awesome to talk to.
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Yeah, for those that don't know, Wolf G Nards means it's a quote
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from the movie. It's when they're trying to tell
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Horace that another character in the movie just kick Wolfman in
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the nards and then he does and then he questions that oh shit,
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wolves have nards. So if you ever stuck in this
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type of situation and Wolfman is right in front of you, remember
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kick him in the nards. So due to licensing issues, the
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crew had to create characters that were suggested, but not
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exact copies of Universal's iconic monsters.
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The challenge with this just dose of classic creatures
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without really copying them, explained Shane Mahan.
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Because we didn't have permission or the license to use
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those specific images. So we could do a kill man for
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example, but it couldn't look too much like The Creature from
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the Black Lagoon. It was frustrating for us at
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first because of course we wanted to do the original
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designs, but we couldn't. We could only suggest those to
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science. So the Frankenstein monster
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looks a bit like Karloff Creature, but instead of both in
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the neck, he has both on the forehead.
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There was a certain percentage of changes we had to make to get
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away from any legal copyright infringement.
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In addition to sculpting the Frankenstein monster makeup, Tom
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Woodward Junior played the role of the Yeoman.
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It was his debut as a suit performer, a skill he has
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perfect in the 20 years since performing in creature suits for
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dozens of films. On my own time, Tom said I'd
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have you guys do a body cast with me because I plan on
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building my own personal gorilla suit, which was something I'd
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always wanted to do. So this body cast was just
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sitting there in the shop, and then the Monster Squad came up
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and the part of Gilman hadn't been cast.
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I distinctly remember sitting in Stan's shop, pointing to that
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body cast that I was there and ready to go and saying, Stan, I
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can do this. Let me play the Gilman.
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I really pissed myself, which wasn't and still isn't something
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I'm comfortable doing, but he considered it and let me do it.
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The other guy started building that Gilman creature suit over
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my life cast and I got to play that character in the Monster
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Squad. Frankenstein Monster was brought
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to life by Winston crew under the supervision of desk WS
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supervisor Tom Weir, junior. Fellow SWS supervisor Shining
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Mahan and John Rosengrad led the Mummy and Wolfman bills,
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respectively. The Gilman suit was primarily
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overseen by Matt Rose and Steve Wang, while Count Dracula's
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makeup was applied on set by frequent Winston.
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Collaborators Nolan Nalak and SWS Supervisor Alice Gillis took
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care of the bat to Dracula's transformation from stand
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design, said Tom Woodruff Junior.
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A number of us started doing sculptures.
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Stan let me do the Frankenstein monster for aesthetic makeup.
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By then he was very hands on when it came to design, saying
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that he was also very involved in getting performances on the
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set, but it was unusual for him to actually sculpt or paint
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things. I remember working on my
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Frankenstein makeup one day and Stan coming into the makeup room
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to check it out. I said to him, I love it if you
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could paint a set of these and give me some ideas.
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And he seemed gently touched that I wanted him to be hands
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on, involved and lead the way for me.
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So one afternoon he sat down with me and Stan and I painted
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appliances all afternoon just talking about life and having a
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great time. I was so happy to be sitting
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there painting makeup appliances with Stan Winston near the start
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of the movie. The plane where Dracula first
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appears has Browning written outside of This is a nod to
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director Tom Browning who directed Dracula in 1931.
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The scene where Dracula lifts Phoebe up and she screamed was
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done in one take. Duncan Rayer wouldn't wear his
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red contacts or fans around the five year old Ashley Bank
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because it scared her too much for the scene.
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Director Fred Decker just told Ashley to scream once the
28:35
platform raised when she asked when Decker told her, oh you
28:39
know, and proceeded to shoot their terrified scream you hear
28:44
when Dracula opens his eyes and Ashley genuine scream, a fright.
28:50
In 2006, Wizard Magazine made a list of the 100 greatest
28:53
villains of all time. Dracula was ranked as #30 on the
28:57
list, but surprisingly it was Duncan Rigor's performance in
29:01
this film. His performance was chosen over
29:04
all the other versions of the character.
29:07
Rigorous Dracula is still considered to be one of the
29:09
absolute best interpretations of the character, monster trivia,
29:15
and the treehouse club scene where they're all quizzing each
29:17
other. One of them asked the other how
29:19
many ways they are killing a werewolf, to which the only
29:22
answer is a silver bullet, but a wolfman still has nards.
29:28
Movie kill count in this movie is 28, but the favorite monster
29:34
kill is Dracula being impaled through a steel fence.
29:38
And he's still not dead. Amanda the sparkly experiment
29:44
chose the missed Stephen King. Absolute balls to the Wall
29:48
Madness. There's miss.
29:50
There's monster. There's discount.
29:52
Aaron Eckhart Where did the monsters come from?
29:55
Where did they go? All we know it's this bad CGI
29:58
and delightful cartwheel says Super 8 or Cloverfield favorite
30:09
foreign horror. I know you guys are not going to
30:12
like this one, but I I got to do it.
30:19
The Human Centipede First Sequence 2009 directed by Tom
30:24
Six. I'm trying to think if I seen
30:29
any other foreign horror movies, but I can't think of 1.
30:35
So back story as to why I watched this at the time I heard
30:39
and saw Tosh .0 thirty minutes or so in depth Spoiler on this
30:45
move just so people wouldn't have to waste their time
30:48
watching it. He went in great details to the
30:50
things that were happening and I even got a few people to tell me
30:53
to listen to it first and don't bother watching the movie.
30:57
I never listen. I don't listen to people.
31:03
It was on Netflix. I pressed play and watched as
31:08
the magic happened. I'm not going to bother with the
31:15
details, but you check out the Daniel Tosh 25 minute spoiler
31:18
version. If it's still out there,
31:20
probably on YouTube. Or you could do what I did and
31:25
ease the curiosity by watching it streaming it.
31:30
It's a Dutch horror film set in Germany.
31:32
A doctor kidnapped A33 tourist and joins them surgically from
31:38
mouth to ass. You don't go from mouth to ass.
31:46
Well you don't go from ass to mouth, but you know shit.
31:51
He joins them surgically forming some kind of human centipede.
31:57
Back up in the story a little bit.
32:00
The doctor had already tried to procedure on his three dogs.
32:03
Fucking hell, I hated this fucking movie.
32:06
So now he decided to act this out on humans and have them be
32:09
his freaky experiment. Needless to say that this entire
32:13
movie from that point on is grotesque.
32:15
I watched it twice. Nah, did I?
32:21
I don't remember the first time. I found myself fast forwarding
32:25
through some key points in the movie because of it.
32:27
It's like, no, keep going the second time.
32:32
OK, I'm lying. I fast forwarded it the second
32:35
time as well. Just like, All right, let's go
32:38
through it without press. Let's Fast forward it.
32:43
I had to look away and try not to gag during one part.
32:48
If you've seen it already. You know which part.
32:52
Yeah, that's it. Cartwheels said anything from
32:54
Japan. And she's right.
32:56
Like Clementina. I mean, I live in the US so
32:59
every horror film, foreign horror film is better than 90%
33:04
of what is made here. I honestly could not pick one.
33:08
I enjoyed the horror films of Japan, Korea, Spain, Mexico,
33:11
France, Germany, Russia, and I've seen some good ones from
33:14
Indonesia. The most recent foreign horror
33:18
films I enjoyed was basking out of Turkey.
33:21
It was really gross and didn't have much of A plot, but I
33:23
actually really enjoyed and watching it.
33:27
UOIC foreign horror is El Espinaso del Diablo 2001, The
33:34
Devil's Backbone, directed by Guillermo del Toro.
33:39
After Carlos, a 12 year old whose father has died in the
33:42
Spanish Civil War, arrived at an ominous boys orphanage, he
33:46
discovers the school is haunted and has many dark secrets which
33:50
he must uncover. Oh, spooky.
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34:12
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34:15
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Thank you. A horror movie you think no one
35:11
has seen? Maybe by now.
35:15
The Tension, which came out in 2011, Directed by Joseph Kahn.
35:21
Yes, the MTV videos Music video guy.
35:26
Joseph Kahn, That guy. I have several in mind, but this
35:30
is one of them. And it's more of a comedy horror
35:32
and horror, complete with a major.
35:34
Didn't even see that one coming plot twist towards the end.
35:38
Starring Dane Cook and Josh Hutcherson.
35:42
Pregame Hunger Games Mode and directed by Mt VS Music Video.
35:46
God, Joseph Kahn. Extremely better than his first
35:50
project. Torque.
35:53
Yeah, said it. You know the one with the
35:55
motorcycles. The film opens up with a
35:58
character already breaking the 4th wall and giving you a guide
36:01
of how not to be a total reject. You think this movie is already
36:05
going to start off with a mean girl reference and then it just
36:08
surprises you by being the first kill when the 1st 5 minutes of
36:12
the movie by a guy dressed as Cinder Hella, a serial killer
36:16
from a fictional horror movie within the movie.
36:19
Think of the stab movies in the screen Franchise already starts
36:23
off with a parody of other horror movies, so you think it
36:25
won't be taken seriously with the exception of the whole
36:28
serial killer now on the loose and chopping off high schoolers
36:31
with an axe. Plot twist.
36:33
There's a plot twist. It derives.
36:37
The science fiction genre told you not to take it seriously,
36:42
complete with pop culture and geek references as well as a
36:45
time machine. A fucking time machine and a
36:50
horror comedy. A fuck.
36:54
Not going to lie, this time machine is what sold me in the
36:57
1st place as a must watch. If you're feeling nostalgic and
37:00
don't want to take any horror movies seriously, don't take one
37:04
seriously. Kill Count is 7 seven other
37:12
movies on this list because I just think nobody's ever seen
37:19
these movies before. Frozen from 2010, directed by
37:24
Adam Green at Mount Holliston. Snowboarders Dan Walker, his
37:28
girlfriend Parker and Neon, his best friend Joe Lynch don't have
37:32
enough money to buy lift tickets.
37:34
Parker bribes Jason, a lift worker, with $100.
37:37
When the system is nearing closure, they force Jason to let
37:40
them have one LastPass. However, Jason needs to resolve
37:44
a problem and his colleague misunderstands his instructions
37:47
and stops the lift. A trio of skiers and
37:50
snowboarders get stranded on the chairlift near the top of the
37:53
mountain when they see that the lights of the ski resort have
37:56
been turned off. They need to make a choice.
37:58
Leave the chairlift or freeze to death.
38:06
Guess what? They choose Snatchers from 2019,
38:10
directed by Steven Cedars and Benji Kleiman.
38:13
After status obsessed teen Sarah has sex for the first time, She
38:17
wakes up the next day, nine months pregnant with an alien.
38:20
Yasha definitely watched this. It's hilarious Girl on the Third
38:26
Floor 2019, directed by Travis Stevens, Donald Koch, AKA Don
38:33
King. Don and Tiger moved from
38:36
Chicago, also played by CM Punk, to the suburbs.
38:41
Since his wife Liz is pregnant, they believe the location is
38:43
adequate to raise a family with children.
38:46
Liz buys an old house and Don, who is unemployed, goes with his
38:49
dog Cooper, first to renovate the house, CERN.
38:53
Soon he learns from his neighbor Allie Muller, Allie Muller that
38:59
the house was a brothel many years ago.
39:02
Then he meets another neighbor is sexy Sarah Yates Oh, and they
39:06
have sex in the house. Oh.
39:08
When Sarah returns to visit him, he says that the affair was a
39:11
mistake since he is married and asks her to not come back again.
39:14
Oh man. On the weekend, his friend Milo
39:17
Stone comes to help Don in the renovation, but soon the house
39:19
shows supernatural events and Milo Don Liz learned that the
39:22
place is haunted with a sorted path.
39:28
Other people who have answered Pixel has cake with Pulse.
39:32
When a dark net video becomes public, people start
39:36
disappearing left and right. A group of teenagers become
39:40
strangled as they fight for survival.
39:45
Lac Lamentina chose. I never hear anyone talking
39:48
about the French horror film Dem.
39:51
It's super scary and extremely suspenseful that in the Russian
39:55
psychological horror film Stray Dogs, which is incredibly unique
39:59
in many ways. SF Ruggler movie's called Low
40:05
LO, just like that. Super low budget.
40:08
A horror musical by the man whose girlfriend is taken by
40:10
demons. So he summons 1.
40:13
Funny, scary. They're singing and the costumes
40:16
are amazing, UOIC Calver from 2004 says.
40:23
I am deeply in love with this one.
40:26
A few days before Christmas, traveling entertainer if Mark
40:29
Steven is stuck at nightfall in a remote wood in the swampy
40:32
House Fangs region of league. His van conked out what an odd
40:37
chap was looking for. A lost dog leads Mark to a
40:40
shuttered inn. What is this?
40:42
The owner gives Mark a room for the night.
40:45
Next day, the innkeeper, Miss Bardo, promises to fix the van,
40:48
demands that Mark not visit a nearby village, and goes through
40:50
Mark's things while the entertainer takes a walk at
40:53
dinner. That night, Bartel laments his
40:55
wife's having left him, and by next day Mark isn't a nightmare
40:59
that may not end. And then Cartwheel, since I was
41:04
9, chose What Lies Beneath favorite horror comedy.
41:11
I chose Shaun of the Dead from 2004, directed by Edgar Wright
41:18
Hypnosis Sean Simon Pegg doesn't have a very good day, so he
41:22
decides to turn his life around by getting his axe to take him
41:25
back. But he times it for right in the
41:28
middle of what may be a zombie apocalypse.
41:30
But for him, it's an opportunity to show everyone he knows how
41:33
useful he is by saving them all. All he has to do is survive and
41:38
get his axe back. Starring Simon Pegg from Space
41:43
and and his best friend Nick Frost from Attack the Block,
41:46
Attack the Block as well as Bill Nighy from Underworld Me,
41:50
describing this movie will not do it justice as one of the most
41:53
must see to believe. Yes, it has zombies and it also
41:58
has the best comedic timing and dialogue in all of horror
42:00
history. So basically, stay for the
42:03
horror, watch Pretty Entertainment and immediately
42:04
quote it with your friends. Hey you got some rent on you?
42:10
Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright considered a sequel that would
42:12
replace zombies with another monster but decided against it
42:15
as they were pleased with this movie as a stand alone product
42:18
and saw too many characters die to continue the story then
42:22
proposed title. The proposed title was From Dusk
42:25
till Sean. However this idea did have an
42:28
afterlife. A mocked up poster can be seen
42:31
for the film in Spider Man Into the Spider verse in 2018.
42:37
Favorite Kill David at the hands of zombies busting through the
42:40
window of the Winchester as a homage to Captain Rhodes and Day
42:43
of the Dead Kill count 51. Not counting Diane, David's
42:51
girlfriend who went outside beating the zombie with David's
42:53
legs but not showing if she survived or not.
42:57
The answer to this question in comic book form, written by
42:59
Simon Pegg and Ager Wright. Diane survived by climbing up a
43:02
tree and sleeping it off. There's a one minute behind the
43:05
scenes video on YouTube with the actor's voice telling you what
43:08
she ended up doing. Hello, my name is Diane and this
43:14
is what happened to me when I ran out of the Winchester
43:16
brandishing my boyfriend's leg as a cudgel in the motion
43:19
pictures shown of the dead. As I cut a sway through the
43:22
zombie hordes, it dawned on me that I probably didn't have much
43:25
chance of saving David, as he had been torn into a number of
43:28
pieces and no amount of first aid training would help,
43:30
realizing that I was now adrift in a sea of dead people.
43:34
And with no way of getting back to the pub, I realized I had to
43:36
make good my escape. I scaled a nearby tree and,
43:39
somewhat overwhelmed by the emotion of the moment, I passed
43:41
out in its branches. When I came round I could see
43:45
that the Winchester had burnt down and the area was completely
43:48
deserted. Be a cautious all stick.
43:50
I decided to remain in my tree for several days, living off the
43:52
remains of my boyfriend's severed leg, Just like in that
43:55
film. Alive though, which,
43:57
coincidentally David and I had been to see on our second date,
44:00
although that's only because we couldn't get into Kenneth Brown
44:02
as much to do about nothing. After a number of days I climbed
44:06
down and after some investigation I discovered that
44:08
the area was under quarantine, the zombies had more or less
44:11
gone and everything was pretty much back to normal.
44:14
I'm now living in Birmingham with my aunt and remain in
44:17
Christmas card contact with Sean and Liz.
44:22
George A Romero created a movie to which this movie paid a
44:25
module and Poon was given a private viewing of this movie
44:28
near his house in Florida during the scene in which Ed Nick Frost
44:33
yells into the phone We're coming to get you.
44:35
Barbara Romero was oblivious to the fact it was a direct lift
44:40
from his movie Night of the Living Dead.
44:42
They're coming to get you. Barbara, stop.
44:46
It you're ignorant, they're coming for you, Barbara, and
44:52
only found out later after a phone conversation with Edgar
44:55
Wright. How do you not know we're coming
44:58
to get you? Barbara Romero was so impressed
45:01
with Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright's work that he asked them
45:04
to cameo in Land of the Dead as zombies Lily Greenie and a
45:10
Sparkly Experiment. Amanda also said Shaun the Dead.
45:15
Minnie said. Little Shop of Horrors
45:17
cartwheels said. Cabin in the Woods.
45:20
Like Clementina, There are too many to list yet again.
45:23
I love horror comedy. I'll just name a few that come
45:25
to my head. But really most of them are
45:27
pretty entertaining. Jennifer's Body Return of the
45:29
Living Dead. One cut of the Dead.
45:32
Cabin in the Woods, One cut of the Dead.
45:34
I've never heard of it. You.
45:36
Oh, I see, said the ginger dead man from 2005.
45:41
An evil yet adorable gingerbread man comes to life with the souls
45:44
of convicted killer This real life cookie Monster.
45:47
Rex Havitt on the girl who sent the killer to the electric
45:50
chair. It stars Gary Busey and that's
45:54
all you need to tell me. I'm going to go watch that movie
45:57
now. Favorite supernatural horror
46:02
movie Final Destination from 2000 directed by James Wong.
46:08
I fucking love this movie. This franchise starring Ali
46:15
Larter, Devin Sawa, Kurt Smith, Tony Todd, Chad Donnella, Amanda
46:19
Detmer, Sean William, Scott Symnostis.
46:24
Alex is boarding the plane to France on a school trip when he
46:26
suddenly gets the premonition that the plane will explode.
46:30
Shortly after, Alex, a group of students, and his teacher are
46:33
thrown off the plane. Into the horror, the plane does
46:36
explode. Alex must now work out that's
46:39
planned as each of the survivors false victim.
46:42
Whilst trying to prevent the next death.
46:43
Alex was also lost to the FBI who believed that he caused the
46:47
explosion. There are so many to choose from
46:52
and this is probably the unpopular opinion, but I'm not a
46:54
fan of Poltergeist or The Exorcist.
46:57
I know they're legendary movies, and I've seen about enough of
47:00
those two to know the references here and there, but those movies
47:04
don't strike me as I want to fall in love with them so much.
47:07
Instead, my favorite supernatural horrors are from
47:11
this franchise. But these movies, it's like it
47:16
hits you in the most unexpected and unexpected of places.
47:21
Part one, the Plane 2. The Highway 3A roller coaster
47:24
ride, 4A NASCAR race, and five wading in traffic on a bridge.
47:32
I freely admit that I love the franchise and have sometimes
47:34
won. The premonitions are real or if
47:36
it's happened to me, that's the reason we make the choices we
47:39
make. I love the first one even more,
47:45
Devin Sawa, Allie Larder and Kurt Smith.
47:49
It starts off with Devin Sawa, a high school student on a school
47:52
trip with his classmate to Paris.
47:55
Throughout the entire 10 minutes of he begins to see the signs of
47:58
impending doom, including listening to John Denver while
48:02
in the restroom. They all get in their seats on
48:04
the plane and the plane takes off, only to be destroyed in the
48:07
air. Alex wakes up, freaked out, and
48:10
decides to test how to seat and freak everyone out on the plane
48:13
as well. The bullied a bunch seizes and
48:15
wants to punch him, but H acting both of them to Bully's
48:18
girlfriend as well as Stiffler. You know who he is, who just
48:23
showed up and tried to sit down? Alex's best friend who was told
48:26
by his brother to check on him and the English French teacher
48:30
Ali Lara gets up on her own and leaves as well.
48:32
And as she said, if someone such a plan is going to explode,
48:35
you're just going to go out, get up and go.
48:37
They all get back to the entrance and wait there.
48:40
The bullet fights, decides to fight Alex, and the same time
48:43
the plane explodes. Everyone looks at Alex like he's
48:46
some big crazy guy and then shit just ends up happening from
48:48
there. It's a great movie, watched as
48:53
many times I even joked about watching it the night before.
48:55
I have to go on a plane trip. Don't do it.
49:01
It comes from there I guess. But lots of things end up
49:03
happening here that they had saved more destruction for the
49:06
2nd movie. The entire franchise connected
49:08
with different people, cities, and ways to die.
49:11
A barbed wire exploding to your body, a rock hitting a lot more
49:14
and then hitting a girl's face in the head or even doing
49:18
gymnastics. I'm sure you've seen that gift
49:22
going around. It all adds up to the final
49:24
thing, and then it's you can't escape death.
49:28
The story was originally going to be the concept of the episode
49:31
of The X-Files, which was inspired by Sole Survivor 1984.
49:36
In this movie, a woman who was the sole survivor of plane crash
49:39
starts to be haunted by dead people that death used as
49:42
temporarily as vessels trying to kill her.
49:44
To correct this plan and killing everyone who suspects about it,
49:48
the kill count in this movie is 292 people.
49:54
Favorite death scene is a headshot.
49:57
Billy Hitchcock, John William Scott's character getting the
50:01
pet decapitated by some metal shrapnel due to being underneath
50:04
the train tracks while a train is running and landed on his
50:08
face. Well, half of his face. 5
50:14
historical persons have had similar experiences.
50:16
The concept of premonitions and cheating death that is the theme
50:19
of the Final Destination franchise.
50:22
Alfred G Vanderbilt and Aristocrat had a ticket to board
50:25
the ill-fated Oceanic liner Titanic.
50:29
Ocean liner Titanic I'm thinking of something else, the ocean
50:33
liner Titanic in 1912, but he canceled his trip three years
50:36
later in 1915 he perished in the sinking of the Lusitiana.
50:40
There's an urban legend concerning A Stoker named Frank
50:44
Lux Towers who survived all three sinkings of the oceans
50:49
liners Titanic, Lucidiana and the Emperors of Ireland.
50:52
In 1914, Winston Churchill said that one of his freaking car
50:57
rides in London in World War 2. An inner voice told him to avoid
51:02
sitting in his usual seat in his car one day, and thus he avoided
51:05
death when a bomb dropped next to the side of the car.
51:10
William T Stead, a psychic reparse and a sink of Titanic,
51:13
also rumored to have had premonitions.
51:16
And Hitler claimed that when he was a young soldier at World War
51:21
One day, he was looking at a place to sit down a trench with
51:24
his fellow soldiers when a voice almost literally pulled him off
51:26
the place to sit down the opposite side of it.
51:30
Moments later, a bonk flowing the trench, killing all them but
51:32
Hitler, and that is lived long enough to become a villain.
51:39
Vibes right there. Who the fuck was that voice
51:44
anyway? Let's not talk about that.
51:47
Cartwheels, said. The Conjuring.
51:49
La Clementina said again, How could anyone ever pick just one?
51:53
I recently watched Exorcist 3 and I absolutely loved it.
51:57
They're just too many for me to list them.
52:00
You. Oh, I see Silent Hill 2006
52:03
sharing the Silva wakes up every night screaming about Silent
52:06
Hill, pursued by police officers.
52:09
Suspicions were melted and swerving to another child.
52:11
Her adopted mother, Rose, crashes the car, knocking
52:14
herself unconscious. When Rose awakens, she finds
52:18
Sharon is missing. She searches the fog and ash
52:20
black in town for her beloved daughter.
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score Mama. All these things are free and
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suggestions, please send them my way.
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You can send them to the e-mail address
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mamamurderedapodcast@gmail.com. Favorite indie horror movie Mine
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was Saw from 2004 director James Wan starring Tobin Bell, Carrie
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Ells, Danny Glover, Dina Meyer, Michael Emerson and Shawnee
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Smith Synopsis Waking up in the bathroom, two men, Adam and
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Doctor Lawrence Gordon, discovered they have been
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captured by the infamous Jigsaw Killer.
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The man must escape before time runs out, otherwise they will
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face the deadly consequences. Back in the summer 2004 Chicago
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Comic Con or Wizard World. Chicago or whatever wizard
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called it that year they were giving out posters for this
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movie. It was clear it was already
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screened on January 19th and Landscape had picked up from
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Twisted Pictures. It came out that year in
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Halloween weekend. Sure, it was met with mixed
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reviews, but it also gained A cult following, a following that
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I was a part of for the next 9 movies.
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What attracted me to it? Let's play a game.
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And yeah, a nonstop game with twists and turns in every movie
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and every turn. Maybe a few storylines that
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backtrack, but the money maker are are the kills.
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The gore is what attracted me to it and made me want to go back
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to the following year and watch the 2nd installment once.
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Former Crackhead doesn't want to dive into a pool of needles just
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to get a key for your survival. And I still cringe when I see
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the third one with Donnie Wahlberg breaking his own ankle.
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As time went on, people hated it.
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But I kept going by every Halloween and watch, including
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the one in three. DI came for the game, but I
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stayed for the gore and evidently the video game.
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Yes, there was a video game. Directors James Wan, who built
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the Jigsaw doll for the film and lay one out, wanted to make a
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film after they finished film school, but they could only
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afford one room. However, they challenged
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themselves to create a film that only occurred in one room.
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This film was the product and it's considered one of the most
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profitable and successful horror films of all time.
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Saw Two 2005 was approved for production to weaken this film
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opened. Kill count on this movie is 6.
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My Favorite Contraption, My Favorite Trap, My Favorite game.
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Amanda and the bear trap, other people, cartwheel said.
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The House of the devil. Oh lovely.
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And last one I'm going to do right here because it's Friday
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the 13th. What was your favorite Friday
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the 13th movie? Jason X 2001 Directed by James
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Isaac Starring Kane, Legendary Hotter Said Nasus in the year
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2008. Jason Herb, I'm having a stroke.
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In the year 2008, Jason Voorhees is cryogenically frozen in a
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government facility in Camp Crystal Lake along with
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scientist Rowan. Many centuries later, in the
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year 2455, Earth is inhabitable and humans have moved to another
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planet known as Earth Two. However, a team of students
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awakened both him and Rowan on a spaceship known as the Grendel.
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Jason begins killing the students, of course and crew of
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the ship. Why not, as he should.
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Along the way he's upgraded to Uber Jason upgrade.
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It's now up to Rowan, the surviving students, to stop
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Jason, this time outer spaceship.
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It's a Hollywood cliche that every horror movie needs to have
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a space team. Leprechaun.
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You figure by now that none of the big three badass in horror
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history would ever make that mistake.
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Wrong. So that now leave Freddie and
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Michael Myers, who hasn't been in space, Hellraiser.
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And if I spoil this move for somebody who's never seen it,
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sorry, I'm saving you just time to not watch it.
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It's horrible. And not only is it in space,
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somebody decided to write this in the future 2455.
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Unfortunately, it's Kane Hotter's last appearance as the
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mass maniac and they give him a new metallic mask.
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This film is filled with horror cliches up in space,
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shenanigans. Sex, stupid people getting
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caught up in Jason's face. Sex because he's all locked up
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in chains at times to try to be funny and get a few laughs.
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Like Jason grabbing a girl in a sleeping bag and hitting her
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with another girl in a sleeping bag.
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It's one of the movies I have to watch because it's so bad that
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it's good. Other movies that are so bad
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that is good. Nightmare on Elm 32, Halloween
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3, and Halloween Resurrection Halloween three.
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I've forgiven only for the cool song throughout the entire
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fucking movie. Silbert Shamrock and
1:00:21
Resurrection. I was just glad it wasn't in
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space but still fell victim for the Let's turn Into Reality TV
1:00:30
and had the victims wearing side camera stroke The kill count on
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this movie. According to Dead Meat on
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YouTube, 88 favorite kill of course the two virtual girls.
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He grabbed one girl in a sleeping bag and hits the other
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girl in the sleeping bag. So when they were packing the
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leaves, someone said. Have you turned off the lights?
1:00:52
Shut off the water pack, the serial killer?
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Oh sure. Yes I have.
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OK, off we go into space. Super solid kid.
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