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IT CAME FROM SCREAMBOX: Tromeo & Juliet! · WASD and Beyond

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Man I feel like I look like a hot like a hot mess express
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buddy. Put it on the soup.
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What are the soup? We're guarheads now.
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That's what we are. 1st we were suicidal tendencies heads and
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now we're guarheads. Do you think they kind of like
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fall into a similar category? They played the same festivals
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multiple times I'm sure. They both played songs of the
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underground. Sometimes they both do songs
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that are like kind of goofy, silly.
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Oh dude, most of Gwar's discography is goofy silly.
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That's the beauty of we're. Excited to get into it.
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Yes, dude, we have what Alex? And the goofy silly for suicidal
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is just the Pepsi thing. Yeah, it's just that that one
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bit. Yeah, it's a good.
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Bit just that one it is. It's funny.
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Yeah. Like 1 was a Pepsi.
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Which Tony Hawk was that? That was an underground game,
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wasn't it? Or was it?
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2 Wasteland. Was it OK I.
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Didn't play any of that. I was a skate kid.
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Oh man, we grew up with THP, Tony Hawk, PTHPS, Tony Hawk Pro
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Skater. That's a good stuff dude.
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You know else is good. What else is good?
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Cruising along into this episode.
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Welcome back, everybody. We're your host, Nick Nolan,
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Alex, and this is It came from Screambox.
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I hope you're all doing well. What was that eyeball for?
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Alex, stop doing that with your eyes.
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You're distracting me during the cold open.
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Thank you. You've distracted his flawless
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for Deception and we'll get to the rest later, boys.
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What up? Nick.
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Got a good couple of weeks. Yeah.
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Sure. We got something I think we're
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going to announce at the end of the episode, correct?
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Yeah. Good, good, good.
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I feel like you can't. I feel like you can't hold it in
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dude. I can't I'm.
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Like he was bursting at the seams.
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He nearly let it go last week, but we wanted to wait till you
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were here. I think he also wanted to wait
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for so we could have another pick.
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Yes. So it's cool.
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This episode will segue into what the announcement is.
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It's vague enough. What I said was vague enough,
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but you got to listen to the whole episode to get there.
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Or it could skip, I guess. Skip ahead on Spotify and, you
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know, find that. You don't, but where's the fun
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in that? Maybe we'll say it like, right,
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somewhere in the middle. And that way you don't know
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where it is. Like we're going to hide it
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somewhere. And then also you know, you
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don't know. There you go.
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And if you don't know then you'll just see next week on the
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feed when the title comes up and and tells you what's going on.
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Well, it'll be in two weeks. Two weeks, yeah.
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Two weeks. About two weeks.
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Yeah. Well, we got this episode come
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out next week. Yeah.
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OK. And then if it's after that.
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Yeah, yeah, we got time boys. We got in this episode, I may I
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say has to be perfected on our it has to be above our already,
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I would say decently good standard.
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Well, we'll say, well, you know, Yeah.
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Anyways, anyways, anyways, that's not for now.
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For now, we got to talk about the movie and it was your pick
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this neat this week, Nick. So what did you pick?
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I chose the 1996 Troma classic Tromeo and Juliet.
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Troma's very own bastard bastardization of Romeo and
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Juliet. Nae, nae, yeah.
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I think you mean to say perfected.
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Perfected I'm the bastardized version because most people
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would look at that and go my God they just took a piece of art
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history and fucking bastardize it.
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But no, this was a fantastic movie that I cannot believe I
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don't watch more often. I've watched Tromeo and Juliet a
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plethora of times, and if you know about, if you know about
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Romeo and Juliet, this is and if you know about trauma, none of
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this is good. It's a fun ride if you haven't
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seen it, but you're going to be like, yeah, of course they would
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do this. It's great.
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And with Lloyd being like a thespian of sorts, like, of
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course he would do this. This was the brainchild of Lloyd
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Kaufman, James Gunn, which is just an awesome combination of
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words and people that you just love to hear working together,
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especially when James Gunn cut his teeth at trauma.
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So to see this be his brainchild with Lloyd, it's a phenomenal,
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like Head Start for him. It's Romeo and Juliet, but
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Troma, I don't really know what else to say.
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Sean Sean Gunn's in it, too. Sean Gunn is in it.
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He Sean Gunn plays Sammy, which Sean Gunn is so skinny in this
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movie. He is so.
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How old was he? Fucks, that's 96.
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Sean Gunn now is 51. I'm not.
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I'm not. I, I, I, you got the scoop.
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I didn't. I didn't GED. 30 years ago.
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Didn't know. OK, so he was 21.
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Yeah. It was pretty easy math.
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When you sit there and look at it, it's 2026 and it's 1996.
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Yeah, Oh my gosh. Collective facepalm.
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Remember that name? Remember that name I brought up
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earlier for this show? Yeah, yeah.
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We're not doing. I cannot have.
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That there it is. Yeah.
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Fuck. The the movie was actually
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released in 97. I had a budget of around
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$350,000. I had a lot of it's just it's
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just bursting at the seams with people you've seen in trauma
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films, right. But like you got Lemmy from
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Motörhead. The soundtrack is just awesome.
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I knew Merrill Allen was in this film.
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I said it out loud of my I think that's Merrill.
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I mean I. Didn't know what you meant by
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that when you said it. Yeah, Meryl, Gigi Allen's
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brother, obviously, Sean Gunn, James Gunn is it makes an
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appearance. I mean, it's just an awesome
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film. Everybody is also acting their
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asses off in the best ways possible.
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Like they're taking this like they're having fun, as we always
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say, but they are really taking it like some of these actors are
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performing their asses off. What did you guys think of
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Tromeo and Juliet? I know we've all seen this film
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collectively before, but it's been a long time.
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So let's hear about everyone's experiences and then what the
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some thoughts on this film. Who wants to kick it off?
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Go on, Alex. I found this film at a friend's
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CD house. Like like CD like.
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CD Shitty shitty. House shitty shack.
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Yeah, he obtained it in certain methods, as we all did as kids.
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Yep. Did he have?
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Was it VHS or DVD that. Was one of them I guess.
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I don't know. Yeah, dude, I don't know.
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We just like. He he just had it.
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Dude would show me from where? He.
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He. He just had it.
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Yeah, he just fucking had it. Just had all the crazy horror
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movies. Like this is the same dude I
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seen Dead Girl from. Oh, OK.
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Totally, Yeah. Of course you would have, yes.
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Yeah, exactly. I and.
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Not too long ago, funny enough, probably.
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Dude. It's crazy to think like 10
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years ago I messaged him and asked him.
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I was like, what movie was it that has the Dick that comes to
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life? That's why you freaked out.
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Yeah, I was like, that's it. It's fucking Romeo and Juliet.
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There you go. That's awesome.
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It's you know what? It's stuck with you.
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It did. Very memorable.
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It is. I probably streamed this.
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It's probably part of the theater mode show and I probably
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watched it there or I watched it on.
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However, I watched the other trombone movies and I remember
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it was like at the time I was like, yeah, it's fine.
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Didn't really get it. Now it's like this is a very
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standard Troma movie with all the, like, stuff you'd expect,
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all the nudity and the farts and the, and the gore and stuff.
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And then every once in a while, somebody just, like, turns and
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looks at the camera and does a bit of Shakespeare at you for a
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little bit. Yeah, Sometimes it goes on for a
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while, sometimes it doesn't. But it all is to, like, progress
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the plot. And then you can.
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Some people are doing some big acting, for sure.
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Oh. Yeah.
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Oh yeah, I think. What was his name particularly?
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I thought was Leonard the the meat guy?
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Oh yeah. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Landon or London. London.
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London. London.
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London. London.
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Yep. Yep, London.
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He was doing some big, big physical acting there.
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He was doing like Jim Carrey face stuff and like swinging his
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head around. It was.
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It was pretty good. Yeah.
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Oh yeah, dude, no. There was a lot of like that
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type of acting this film really all right, shit, like I mean the
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for a movie like this that budgets not bad.
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You're able you're able to kind of get away with a lot more that
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budget, I think, right, But it's right.
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Well, maybe in the 90s, but nowadays that's like nothing.
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I'd be willing to bet that not dissimilar to Poultry Geist, a
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lot of the help in this movie probably came from volunteers.
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Yes. So people just like lending
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their time or their talents to it.
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Yeah. Because there's.
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I mean, there's not that many effects in it really.
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Like there's not too many head squishes.
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There's no like big prosthetics. Like they have some stuff that
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they obviously use like a dummy for, but they don't have like, I
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mean they have, I mean, it does have a lot of everything.
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It has like a, a body transformation.
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It has like a big prosthetic face.
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It does have like some dismemberment going on.
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So there is all the stuff you expect, but it is I still think
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it's somewhat light on the effects.
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It's light on the effects, but not light on the offensive.
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I love how just vulgar and offensive and just sexually
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charged this film is 'cause there is just sex happening
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throughout the entirety of this one.
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There is just nudity and sex, but it's all tasteful and fun
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while still being in your face in vulgar and I love it for
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that. Like all cards were off the
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table. Be a real a real nipple
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piercing. Yeah, you do.
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You do watch a real what appears to be a real nipple piercing.
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Yes, I think. I'm pretty sure it.
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Looks it looks pretty fucking real, dude.
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Yeah, I mean, that's not like, that's not like a thing that's
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like a taboo. It's like, OK and it would it be
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any different if you saw them with like the ear piercing gun
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just like poop? There it is.
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And then it's done. Yeah, it was just a neat little
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shot they threw in there, like close up on the boob.
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It's very, it's very like matter of fact as it's happening.
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Yeah, yeah. Oh.
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Yeah. You know, it's one of those
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things where like if you had, you have like nudity like that
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that just stays forever. It kind of just loses the, you
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know, the, the factor of where you're just, you're sitting
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there, you're like, whoa, oh, what's going on?
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It's so we're not supposed to see that.
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Oh. Whoa, is that a?
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Boom boom, boom boom. Boom boom the the.
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Crack raccoon scene that this. Yeah.
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Yeah, exactly. Like that that.
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Was gratuitous. That was borderline.
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If no one's home, you better whip it out really quick and
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just get this off before the raccoon shows up on screen as
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like a 13 year old boy's like, oh cool, I grabbed dad's DVD.
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This is like, I can't fat. It's that mean words like I
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can't fat to this, Like I just can't, you know?
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Not even when she's in the big glass box.
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No, it's sad. Yeah, this movie some.
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Weird stuff in it. But also it also because you can
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see, and that was what we were discussing kind of Noah brought
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the subject you, we obviously know that Lloyd knows Romeo and
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Juliet probably like the back of his hand.
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We know that because that's just who he is.
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So I'm curious, like how obviously they all had to read
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it, probably together, him and James and whoever else, James
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Gunn for this, I don't know. But but like, how much were they
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like, OK, Like how often was it OK?
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Like you read a scene? Like we could traumify that.
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Like that's the entire movie. So I'm wondering like how that
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process even goes as to where you're reading Romeo.
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And yeah. And then you're like, OK, but
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like, traumify that. That's the interesting, most
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interesting thing about this movie.
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The one where I brought it up was like the gag where they take
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the line from the Shakespeare play where he's like, oh, her
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hand is on her cheek. If I could just be a glove on
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that hand, but it's her, but it's her butt cheek.
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Yes. I was like little stuff like
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that. Like, I like that touch like
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that. It shows that they've at least
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skimmed through the source material and they've like, oh,
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well, we can, you know, do a play on that.
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And they do it a bunch. Like they do it a bunch more
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times. Yeah, well, the the actor who
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played Capy, Capy what the dad. He even he at one time gives us
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great recital of a line. He's like he like, says the page
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in which. He turn, he turns to the camera
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and tells you what it's from, which is a common.
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Yeah, you know, it's a common thing.
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Which that's great, you know? And the music as well is just
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throughout the litter, throughout this entire thing
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'cause it's like a punk rock opera almost at that point.
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And I loved that. Like all of it fit.
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And then just to hear Motörhead just sacrifice, it's just so
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hard. It's like, this is great, dude.
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Awesome, awesome, fucking awesome film.
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I do love I Can we talk about the transformation scenes scene?
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Yeah, there's only one. Yeah.
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I love that she goes to Chinatown.
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The death of Chinatown. We're skipping way ahead, but
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we're talking about effects here.
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Gets the potion, which is supposed to be poison right for
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her and Romeo, but then she transforms into a cow.
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Was that because was that like basically being pointed at
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London at that point? Like the thing?
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Yeah, she was trying to, she was trying to like gross him out to
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the point where he wouldn't want to marry her.
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And he, he, he would rather kill and eat cows than because, yeah,
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they're nothing to him. OK, Yeah.
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He's a butcher. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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He's like in that, yes, but I love that transformation because
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at at one point they use the fog that rises out from the bed.
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You're like, oh, it's like a toxic transformation.
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And do you even see Kabuki Man and Toxic in this film?
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That's it. They make a couple appearances.
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They're that entire party scene, you're like Lloyd was like,
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they're staying. They're staying in frame.
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All right, they spent a lot of money on that mask.
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They're staying in frame like you can see every time they're
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about to get out. It's like put.
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Them back? No, go back over there.
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But that's you brought that up though, you're like, you know,
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the thing that they do the some of the best at is those types of
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transformation scenes. And I I can't disagree with that
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because it's the face is just bubbling this like the the
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atmosphere of the room that person's in at that point, while
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it's like a smoke machine, It's like it adds to that tenfold.
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And I and I love that, yeah, this all the noises that are
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coming from those bubbles and shit, you're like, what the.
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Fuck yeah, dude. If there's one thing that trauma
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really had locked down, it's like a transformation or like a
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prosthetic on the body that causes your, like, skin to
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bubble and that kind of stuff. Even earlier in this when she's
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having a nightmare and she's like pregnant and they have like
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that belly prosthetic and they're like open it up and
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there's first there's popcorn inside and then there's rats
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inside. Yeah.
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All the effects are super solid. Dude.
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One of my favorite scenes honestly.
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Oh the the dream. The nightmare and.
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And I really do think that the comedy is 1 of this movie
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because the gore is super fun. Like when there is gore, it's
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super fun. It's like in your face.
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It's it's not over the top though.
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I wouldn't say it's like a lot of there's some dismemberments
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and but it's it's not like the trauma blood you would expect.
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Look at it. There's some blood, but it's not
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like the amount of. It's not crazy.
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But I do think the comedy is this next to like the actual
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Shakespearean acting that is happening at times.
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It is the comedy accompanying it and the Troma comedy that's like
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really like moving this film along.
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You're like, oh dude, I could like, how long is this movie?
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It felt like 2 hours. It's like an hour 45.
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The hour, 47 minutes. Yeah, so it's about two hours.
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Loved it. I, I, you know, it's a, it's a
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goofy fucking romp in the in the hay and you're just sitting
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there laughing the entire time. What up, Alex?
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What you figure out? So you thought you seen Max
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Calavera? I did think that I know I, I
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know I didn't. Who did I see?
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No, I don't. I don't remember seeing him at
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all. But Roy, I can never been able
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to say this dude's last name. Mayor.
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Mayor Raga. Yeah, yeah, he's a he's a
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drummer for Stone Sour and Soul Fly.
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Oh, he's in the movie. And who sings for Soul Fly?
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Max Calvara. Yeah.
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That's well, you got to connect. It may have.
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Been it may have been. It may have been him.
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It really may have been him. Yeah, it looked like him, but he
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had the red threads and everything.
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There's not Not a lot of people are credited on this movie on
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the IMDb page. Even that's trauma.
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Yeah, even Lloyd's credit, when you just Google it, like when
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you googled Romeo and Juliet, the credit he gets is found his
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penis. He thought, yeah, oh, is that
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what he is that what he's saying in the at the party?
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I don't think so. I don't think he said anything.
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I think he just kind of, he just kind of like reacted.
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He looked shocked. Yeah, he he.
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Found this penis. That's such a good like line.
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You're shocked you found your penis.
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It's good. I forgot to even tell you guys.
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Like my first experience with this film.
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Yeah. It was, it was at Redford in the
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Redford house, obviously Toxic Avenger and like shit like that
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came first for me. So like, I had already known
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trauma, like about trauma and all that, but this was a film
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that we just found streaming on like some random thing because
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streaming back when I lived in Redford wasn't anything big.
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That was shit 1012 years ago. Yeah, 12 years ago.
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And we just like, we're on some like seedy little streaming
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service on our TV that somebody in jail broke.
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And I was like Tromeo and Juliet, what the fuck is that?
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And I put it on. I was like, oh, OK, So yeah,
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it's a Troma film, obviously. And then I just got just watched
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it and we got fucking lit watching that film.
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Dude, we were wasted as shit. It was a room full of like 7
21:40
people. I made watch that and we were
21:42
all in a blast. Big Kyle was there, he left.
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It's a good. Time.
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He laughed, or he left. He laughed.
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He was like, this is insane because he, he, he trying to get
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anybody to watch a trauma film who's really not wanting to give
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it a shot is very difficult. Yeah, it's a difficult sell.
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It's like you're, you know, you got to, you got to know what
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you're getting into. And if you tell somebody, it's
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like, oh, this movie, it's really good.
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They're going to. They're not expecting what
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they're going to get. Yeah, so it's it's very
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difficult, but once you start to watch it and once we, I think
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people like start same with this.
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Once you actually give it a chance, Yeah, usually people
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usually like, OK, it's fun, all right, fine, but love it.
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Love this, fucking love Tromeo and Juliet, but always anything
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else you want to add? Yeah, it looks like this did the
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rounds at a series of festivals, including Cannes, the Cannes
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Film Festival. Yeah.
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And a Mar del Pata Film Festival.
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And the Italian fan festival, Fanta Festival.
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OK. Which happens in Portugal and it
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won best film of 1997 at that festival.
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That's fantastic. So people, people liked it when
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it came out. I think putting that Romeo and
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Juliet thing that you already know what it is and then doing a
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bit of the original text kind of helped it out.
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Because otherwise it's like what is this?
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And it's not a middle finger to the source material.
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No, not really. It it I mean, it does change a
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lot of things. Like in every other version of
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this story, they all die at the end and the main characters
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don't die at the end that there's X, there's a bigger
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twist. But I did want to mention that
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they did. They did the car flip and they
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had, they had was it James Gunn and the the family in the car?
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Yes. Yes.
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So they, it was a shot with the family in the car and they're
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like driving around. Then they start swerving because
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they like a newspaper goes on the windshield.
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And I was sitting there. I was like, oh, I wonder if
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they're going to do the thing and then it cuts the shot and
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they did the car flip and it was a very different Thunderbird.
24:11
They flip for that one and then they cut back and the car is
24:15
undamaged and on four wheels and they all just like, calmly get
24:19
out of it even though we just saw the car explode.
24:22
Yes, and we love it, which is. Really good.
24:26
And we know that they put that in in every movie that they
24:29
could possibly fit it into. I thought it was just funny that
24:33
it happened right as I was saying.
24:35
I was like, I wonder if they're going to do the car flip and
24:38
then they did. Always with a high speed car
24:41
chase you can expect in a Troma film for a car to flip.
24:44
Did we ever, Did we ever point that out in the new Toxi it?
24:51
Didn't happen in the new Toxi I. Thought there was a car flipped
24:54
like that in the new Toxi. I think I know where.
25:00
No, I don't think there's no car flip.
25:02
I think there is Buddy and I, I know exactly where it would be.
25:05
So we're going to skip. Yeah, yeah.
25:07
If there is it, it'd be shame. If there's not, be shame if
25:10
we'll. Look.
25:12
So no, this was great. Love this film.
25:15
Did you guys have any other information you want to talk
25:18
about this film or you guys ready to put a bow on this bad
25:21
boy? Good, wrap it up.
25:26
Good. Five out of five out of five.
25:30
This is a super, super, super awesome, entertaining film.
25:35
Anybody could sit and watch this if you just gave, if you just
25:40
give it time and not even that much.
25:42
If you if you just sit and turn your brain off and just laugh.
25:47
It's a story you were familiar with.
25:49
It's not a story you know, but you are familiar with Romeo and
25:53
Juliet, right? So you know Romeo and Juliet,
25:55
but this is, it's like crazy cousin.
25:59
Yeah. You know it.
26:01
You've been around, cousin. Quite literally at the end of
26:04
the movie watch it. So I would show this to
26:10
everybody and it's a shame Evan calling you out was in the was
26:15
in the chat with us watching it, having a good time and he went,
26:18
I'm going to go play his video and he left so.
26:21
But I can't hold it against him. I would give it, I would give it
26:24
a four out of five. Pretty good that.
26:27
I mean, definitely a really good time, really good watch, and I
26:32
liked that the movie kind of takes itself pretty seriously at
26:36
some parts. Yeah.
26:38
Which is always kind of fun. You know, it's good to to
26:41
balance the. It breaks up with the serious
26:44
Yeah. Yeah, Alex.
26:48
I'm out of five. Damn buddy.
26:51
Yeah, it's it's peak. Trauma, it's like it's you can't
26:57
go wrong with this. And.
26:59
Can't go wrong with trauma, ever.
27:02
Always bet on trauma, Yeah, Always been on.
27:05
Trauma for a good time you. Know he could always also bet
27:10
on. Who can you always, always bet
27:12
on? Lloyd Kaufman, the.
27:18
Uncle Lloyd. Spearhead of Trauma joined your
27:24
boys the IT Came from Screen Box crew on an episode of It Came
27:28
from Screen Box. We are that is that is the
27:32
surprise. We interviewed Lloyd.
27:34
We are working to make sure that podcast and that episode is
27:38
where it needs to be. You guys will have a you guys,
27:42
so it's going to be a funny time for you guys.
27:45
You guys will be cracking up. Lloyd is very awesome.
27:48
Let's let's get that out of the way.
27:49
Lloyd fucking rocks. Super cool of him to come and
27:53
chat with us for a little bit. That was, you know, he did not
27:57
have to do that. We are little, little fish and
28:01
for him to be down to do that really shows you know what a
28:06
what a good guy he is and how accessible he thinks all this
28:10
stuff should be. That's the accessible is the
28:14
right word because he he's just a dude.
28:17
It's just just Lloyd. He's just the guy loved talking
28:20
with him. I know that, you know, one of my
28:23
it's a very young dream of like young person's dream of mine,
28:27
right, Like 12 year old me be freaking out.
28:30
Same with Alex. And you know now Noah, right?
28:33
We were freaking out, then I. Know I mean 12 year old we still
28:38
work. Yeah.
28:39
So we hope you guys enjoy this interview with Lloyd when we
28:42
release it hard to kick kick out the the the the nervousness with
28:48
someone like that, even though he's a great guy down to earth.
28:51
So enjoy it. Thank you trauma.
28:54
Thank you, Lloyd. Thank you Sabrina for getting us
28:58
in contact and having us talk with Lloyd.
29:01
It was fantastic to have him on. So again, thank you all everyone
29:04
involved in this and thank you 2 for doing this.
29:08
It's been a great couple, almost almost a year.
29:12
Yeah, we're coming up. In there, we're getting, we're
29:15
getting close. Got some changes coming up, I
29:18
think, yes. You know, we, we tried out last
29:21
week. I hope, I hope people like that
29:23
what we wanted to shake things up a little bit.
29:28
So I hope we get to do more stuff like that.
29:31
And yeah, well, it'll be exciting to see what we can come
29:35
up with to change up the show for the next season, as it were.
29:40
Yes, and there's more discussion of that on the show to come.
29:44
As soon as we solidify things on our end, Once things are, once
29:49
we're comfortable with it, you guys will know all about it.
29:51
So until then, keep listening. Same show, nothing's changing,
29:55
no one's leaving. Not like WASD and beyond where I
29:57
can't keep a Co host with. WSD and beyond has been a
30:03
revolving door of your friends who are available to do a
30:07
podcast episode. It works every week somehow.
30:10
You know what, you could even be one of them if you join the
30:12
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This point I'll take anybody who wants to hop on.
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