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IT CAME FROM SCREAMBOX! SLEEPAWAY CAMP · WASD and Beyond

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None. The.
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Yeah, yeah. I would I would leave that that
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that's I I would I would leave this.
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It's going to be. If I don't, it's going to be
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leaky. Yeah.
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So what is? Lots of plasma on the bed.
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Not a good time. What's going on, everybody?
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Welcome back to another episode of It Came From Scream Box.
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All right, Alex, now that I've got that wildly long plug out of
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the way, I'm trying new things. It may work, it may not work.
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I'll tweak it. This was your movie, This was
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your week. What did we watch?
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And let's just get right into it.
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Tell us about the movie. To watch sleepaway camp, it's
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what is it 83? Yes, or is 84.
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I thought it was 83. Said May.
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May 84. 83 I'm looking at it. Oh.
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You say you called Wikipedia a liar.
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You called. You called me a liar.
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Wikipedia. Any Joe Schmoe can just go
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change that. But yeah, no sleep.
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Play Camp 83 old horror. Very campy slasher flick.
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What do you draw? What do you draw?
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Blanks. You got this you.
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Can spoil this shit, it's been around for fucking 40 years.
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You can spoil it. How do I start?
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Dude, it's just there's so much shit.
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About a little. Girl who goes to camp and just
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gets bullied and gets revenge on all of the bullies and chicken
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shits and pecker heads and. Yeah, some great insults being
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slung around in this in this one.
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The 80s, the 80s banter because it's, it's, it's just a fucking
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pure 80s flick. It's a pure 80s horror flick.
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And it works to this movie's advantage because usually like a
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movie like sleep away camp, people don't often come back to,
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right? Like a lot of this generation
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isn't going back to sleep away Camp, you know, in the
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zeitgeist, I guess it's Friday, 13th, Halloween, Nightmare on
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Elm Street, yadda, yadda, yadda. And Sleepaway Camp is one of
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those movies that people kinda know it's either you've seen her
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or you've not. I remember seeing this at a
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young age and Amelia, I went and that was fucked up.
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This movie has a 12 kill body count.
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That is phenomenal for this movie.
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It's a lot of shit. It's a lot of it's a lot.
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Of dead, dead kids. It's, I mean, it's all, yeah,
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it's a lot of dead kids, but it's, I like, I like the
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approach in this movie of let's let's tell and not show fully.
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I feel like it's more impactful in this film 'cause you see the
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kills when they happen, but it's not like, and they are gruesome.
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They're, well, they're gruesome, but like it's not like in your
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face. It's not like it's, you're not
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watching a knife penetrate. You're not, you're not seeing a
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lot of the actual physical violence.
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It's, it's pretty good 80s campy cuts, which I appreciate.
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I appreciate the cuts. I appreciate the just like the
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campiness of it all. So if you, I, I love sleep away
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camp. I've always loved sleep away
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camp. Noah this was your first time
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watching the movie, right? Yeah.
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Dude, I. I loved it.
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It was like, I've been like going back recently.
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I watched Nightmare Nightmare on Elm Street recently and a bunch
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of like those old classic horror flicks and this was I put this
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right up there with it. This is like this is this is
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prime 80s horror movie. It's got all of the staples.
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You got your like mystery killer and I mean I was definitely
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guessing who is going to be and I did not expect the twist at
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the end. No one.
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That I I think is really good like I did I did definitely
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didn't even get any hints of that except for like maybe the
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little. They give it away.
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Yeah. But I.
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Still didn't. I still didn't see it coming.
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I really liked it. I thought it was good, like the
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effects were good. They were pretty limited but I
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think what they did show looks really good.
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Oh yeah, the bee. We can we can talk about some of
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these kills, but my favorite it's.
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Been out for so fucking long. It's been out for a long, long
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time. So like for me, it's the beehive
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kill. I think that is one of the best
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examples of like, it's narrative, it's shown, but it's
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not. It's the aftermath that you're
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like, holy fuck, that's a lot of bees.
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Like my immediate thought was in 83, this was not a safe scene to
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be around. A lot of this you're like, no.
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It was borderline, like, is this OK?
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Yeah, I mean. Like a lot.
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Of the movie in general. That's what I mean.
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Like they didn't they don't show everything, but then when they
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do the you'd like get the idea like, Oh no, that was like that
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was rough. Like that guy, he the
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specifically with the bees one. They're like burrowing in his
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arm and I'm like, Oh my God, dude.
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Brutal, dude. I hate it.
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The curling iron scene is obviously like a stomach Turner.
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Alex thought Alex accidentally was like, oh, I think that's in
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two. Because there's three films
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altogether, Correct? There's four.
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There's five Sleepoamps. Yeah, there's 5.
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Yeah, the last two are like pretty older, like came out in
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2. Thousands.
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OK, OK, man, I mean it, this is a fun movie.
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It's a fun 80s slasher flick. It's it's hard to like knock any
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points off this film because it does a lot right.
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I like I like how it's shot in film.
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I love the can't be acting. I love the accents I.
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Thought the acting was pretty decent.
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Like they're all kids. They're, they all actually, I
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think like they probably all were kids at the time.
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Yeah, 100%. But it, it felt very real.
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Like I, I went to sleep away camp when I was a kid and it
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like, of course it wasn't in the 80s, but like all those like
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stereotypes that you're seeing in these characters, like that's
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all real. Like that's, that's very
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relatable. To like the bully, the macho,
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Yeah. The like the the people going
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through puberty at, you know, like, and that's what a lot of
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this is. It's it's just that it's like a
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lot of kids becoming like kind of teenagers in this film.
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Yeah, playing water balloon. On Play Baseball, playing a bit
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of baseball with the boys. Balloon on the roof.
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Fights on the roof. You get down from there.
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Well, we would, but the ladder when you said that, no, I
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fucking died. The ladder.
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Fell we can't because the ladder fell over it's.
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Like. I think about like what would
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have happened if you were at camp and then you were just on
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the roof. Like you'd probably be sent home
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for that. But they're like, we don't know.
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We're just, we're paying these 15 year olds $10 a summer to
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look after you. It's the.
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Fucking 80s. It was the 80s too, yeah.
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I mean, the chef is in the kitchen drinking.
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Oh fuck that guy. Fuck the chef, dude.
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What chef? Both.
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Both of. Them.
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No, not not both of them. Just the. 01 dude could have
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spoke up. For sure, yeah.
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I mean, you know, see something, say something.
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But he is JJ. Arty dead.
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Arty was a bad man. Arty he got.
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He got everything coming to him. Arty, that was also a very good
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kill. That's the only kill where
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you're like. We don't know if he's dead.
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We don't. I mean.
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He's let's. He's probably.
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You'd get fucked up, but you'd survive that.
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He's probably not dead. I mean, we, you know, you can
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survive a lot of burning Niki Lauda, you know, survive a lot.
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Of burning. You guys watched that last
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night? Yeah, we did.
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So it's it's front of the mind. I really liked it.
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I mean, like, I don't know. Do you, did you guys like, feel
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when there were like other kills?
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Did you feel like, yeah, like you like you've got him, Like
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that was warranted because I felt like Artie was the only
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kill that was like, good. No, they were all.
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Assholes like real big Dick heads dude.
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They had it common. Even.
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Paul What did Paul do? Oh well, no, Paul even kind of
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had it coming. I, I mean, I guess I think Paul
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was just, you know, he's an excited, he's a kid.
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He's, you know, he's feeling, he's grown up a little bit and
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he gets a little excited. I don't think he deserved to be
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beheaded necessarily. I I think it's tough.
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It's not like the kills are justified.
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It's just, it's, it's, it's getting back at the bully,
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right? That's, that's what this is.
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It's getting back at the bully. It's bullying the bully to a
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degree, while also kind of at the end exploring a little bit
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of modern day stuff because that's what a lot of.
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People, that's a crazy thing to just drop at the end of the
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movie. Like that's the, that's the
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whole movie right there. I mean, it is.
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I mean, people look at Sleep Away Camp now and go, oh, this
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is this kind of type of film. Actually, this is what this was.
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This is what the director was referring to type stuff.
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And it's like, oh, well, yeah, now that I'm an adult, I can
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kind of see that. But like, during the film, no
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one knows what that is. No, like you don't know like we
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have. We cannot spoil this one part
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about the movie for those who haven't seen Sleep Away Camp,
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because this is like the crux. I have like a really funny like
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random fun fact about that though.
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I mean I. Think we just, let's just talk
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about it. Let's just say it because then
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it's like. OK, fine, fine.
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It's from the. It's it's so, it's so
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interesting. It's such a cool like idea.
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I feel like, I feel like this idea is where the movie comes
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from. And then the guy was like, no, I
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can't. Like we can't do that.
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Yeah. I mean, yeah, Alex, please let
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us know. At the end of the film, we
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learned that Felicia Rose Angie is the killer.
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Yes. Little do we know, throughout
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the entire movie, it kind of points towards that it's her
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cousin Ricky. You kind of.
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Is that who you thought it was? No, I.
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Yeah, I thought it was good to be Ricky killing.
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You because of the hair at that one point, yeah.
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At one point they like show his face pretty much when he walked
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into the cabin to go with the curling iron.
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But she comes out, she stands up after cutting off the kids head
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and trans. Yeah.
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She's trans, not by choice. Unfortunately.
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If you pay attention to the movie, it's because her aunt
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wanted a daughter because she already had a son.
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Yes. And forced it upon.
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It's fucked up, I. Mean, yeah.
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And there's it's like, so it's so quick, like blinking, you'll
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miss it. There's like stuff for like the
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kids obviously saw their dad with another man.
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Yep. And then having.
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Losing their dad at the beginning of the film too.
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Yeah. And then that happening and then
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having this like clearly troubled idea of of gender and
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stuff and then. Yeah.
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It it was just, I thought it was really interesting.
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Like it's a really, it's pretty like I wouldn't expect that out
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of an 80s movie. Like, I know like all that stuff
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was obviously relevant back then, but now it feels like
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whoa, like. That's it was really taboo
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that's. An interesting concept.
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Well, that's a good point, Alex, and why I know it too.
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But like Alex brought up that it was taboo back then, like
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especially to do that in a film with children, right?
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Because of this point in the film, what it's saying basically
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is like it it they're confused about sexuality, they're
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confused about gender. And like the movies themselves,
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they're just they're growing up and they're dealing with these
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bullies. They're dealing with their
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hormones. And you know, on the one hand,
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you know, Angie is dealing with do I want to be Angie?
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You know, So like it really explores that topic in a once
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you know the twist and you watch the film, you're like, oh fuck,
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it's been it's being explored the entire time, Like it's been
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being talked about the entire time.
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Why won't you shower with us? What do you queer?
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And it's like, what? Why would you say that she only
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showers? In the mornings.
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All these showers in the mornings and.
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There's a lot she doesn't want to go swimming.
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Doesn't want to go. Swimming.
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She doesn't want people to. Fear of swimming from the
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fucking. Boat Fear that it's from the
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boat. Plus, you know, then at that
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point you're a bit exposed. She doesn't want, she doesn't
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want Paul to touch her because then he'll obviously figure it
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out. I mean, yeah, I mean, it's it's
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it's it is really wild to. It kind of shocks me more of
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this film isn't as studied and spoken about because of how you
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would think back then. People would see that,
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especially. I mean, the image of a child at
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this point in the movie, full on nudity.
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I mean, it's obviously. The fun tidbit about.
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I have, yeah. Go on.
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So the person because it's clearly a dude wearing a mask.
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Yes. What a great mask it is that is
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going to be that is. Going to be.
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Haunting me for quite a while. Yeah, that that mask rules.
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They couldn't find anyone to shoot that scene.
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Nobody wanted to do that. Yeah.
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Oh shit. And then someone finally agreed
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to do it, as long as they didn't credit him in any way.
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So. And no one can remember who this
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guy is. I put that guy's now that guy
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was probably just a grip, like he was just a guy in the crew.
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He's like, oh fuck, I'll do it. Hey, show my cock, whatever.
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No way. It's like that, like, 'cause
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it's a fucking crazy scene and then no one wanted to do it.
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So he's like, I'll do it as long as you don't credit me and don't
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tell anyone. That I do this.
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I think if I were that guy, I'd be at parties.
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But you ever seen sleep away camp?
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I'm just fucking I'm I'm that at the end.
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That's me. That's my Dick.
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And I imagine that guy, you know, he goes home, visit
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family, they're watching a movie.
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What movies is sleep away camping?
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He's like, oh God, they're going to sleep.
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They won't know. His mom.
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I think I. Know that penis?
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Kind of surprised. I'm kind of surprised that that
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was the thing that nobody wanted to do, because the entire movie
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balances on that ending shot. It does.
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It does, yeah. If the movie doesn't end like
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that, I don't think it's as good as it is.
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No, I don't think so. I don't.
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I don't know how else. I mean, I guess they could have
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been like they could have like from behind and had the people
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just say that. But I think like.
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No, I'm saying if it doesn't have that ending, like if it
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doesn't explore Angie like that in the film at all, and I think
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it ends just in the generic horror like 80s slasher film, I
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don't think it's as good as it is.
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I think that ending, it's like, whoa, holy shit.
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Like now I get the impact. I understand now.
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Whereas like if it's just like and the killer was this little
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boy all along and it's like. And it was Angela, and she's
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actually Peter. Anyway, credits.
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Credits and it's like, well, that sucks This it's like what
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happens because Noah said at the end movie, there's a whole
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another movie here. Yeah.
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There's enough there's. Four more I wonder.
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I wonder like we maybe we'll watch them, but do they explore
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that late like at all in the further movies?
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Because I've only seen the 1st. One she's not.
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In the second one. Oh fuck.
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I've only seen the. Second one she comes back for
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3rd, 4th and 5th. So I wonder if they explore that
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at all. I've seen something about a
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fifth. I think there's only four.
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I swear there's only four though.
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Well, after after. Well, is she comes back, but is
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she playing the same character or is she?
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Yeah. No, she plays Angela.
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Oh. Now we.
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Can't stop here. We got to look at those.
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We're not done with those series, which I'm fine.
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We're gonna have to watch that. We're gonna have to watch those
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other ones. I again Alex, phenomenal first
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pick. Great first pick.
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I hope this makes you happy that we went.
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Have random information. Yeah, dude.
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Bring it dude. So.
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See, I already told you this before, like we were like
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beginning to set up Noah. But yeah, Nick, you know who CKY
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is? The Band.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. The lead singer Darren Miller.
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Well, the old lead singer Darren Miller.
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He is married to Felicia Rose and has been since like 2000.
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And eight, that's fuck I would have.
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That's wild. Pretty cool.
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I mean some. Random shinfo.
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So where is Camp Algonqua? It's in Algonquin, it's in.
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Algonquin. New York.
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It's near the like New Hampshire border, but I, I couldn't, I, I
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looked it up, I was trying to figure it out.
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It looks like it was just a tiny little.
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Like a little thing I didn't run.
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For very long but it was it is a real sleep away camp that was I
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think it it could have been owned by the YMCA.
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Like if you look at most summer camps they all are on YMCA.
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Got it now before. Oh, do you have another tidbit
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Alex? Your eyes got opened up from it.
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My question to you guys is this, before we give it a rating,
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would you want to see this remade in today's time?
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No, I think it's perfect the way it is.
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Fantastic. Because they would, because
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movies today don't know how to like, don't know how to like
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hold their tongue. They just want to like exposite
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things. And this movie like just drip
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feeds you little, little clues, like a little bit of information
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here and there. I think it was perfect.
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And do shit to divert your mind from the shit they gave you.
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Exactly, exactly. This movie does a great job at
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subverting your attention away long enough because over here
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it's doing something and it wants you to pay attention here.
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But then they're like, yeah, but what if you looked over here,
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though? You're like, oh, yeah, what is
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that? And then while this something's
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happening there, you're like, oh, shit, blink and you miss it.
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It's great how they did this. And for the director, Robert
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Hilzik, Hilzik. Hilzik.
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Yeah, it's, it's Hilzik to have the foresight to do and make
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this film the way it was made and to explore these topics back
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in the 80s. It's wild.
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It's awesome. It's it's, it's great.
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But I mean, a lot of old horror films do explore a lot of
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sexuality and gender question and just like puberty itself and
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all of that. That's why I love, love.
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I love old horror movies 'cause they're, when you dig in, you're
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like, oh, that's about that. It's literally about that.
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You're like, holy shit, how did I not catch that?
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And now I'm 33 going, I get it, you know, 33 and 2025.
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You're like, oh, I understand, Yeah.
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Super good, super good. I don't think, I don't think you
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could necessarily make a movie like that today, specifically in
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the in the current climate. I just think like the
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implications of a movie like this, would it like people would
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have a problem with it today on both sides?
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I think because like what is the insinuation is that she killed
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all these people because she's actually a a boy forced to live
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as a like it's the the implications of it would be very
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different today as they would have been back then.
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But right, I think, I think I just thought it was really good.
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I think it's perfect. I love it.
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Love this film, Alex. I'm.
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So I'm so, I'm so stoked that Noah really likes it.
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Dude, it was great, dude. I love this.
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Because it was like, it's one thing for like a a movie.
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Just the last thing I promise it's like.
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Yeah, go on, please. For just like a fun slasher
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thing, but and like, like when I say I was like watching those
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movies, they kind of just go and go and go until they end and
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nothing really comes of it. This was like this, this has
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like, it ends and you're like, I, I want to, I want to see more
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like I need to know more. Well, you get like a, like a, a
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Michael Myers, a Jason, a Freddie, and it's like we've
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killed him. And then the last shot is.
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But he's back. Yeah, it's like this.
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Is like this is like, how are they going to deal with this?
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Like what? What even do you do?
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Well, but in an instance like that, like what happens at the
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end and how it ends? Like OK, so where do we go from
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that ending? Yeah.
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Like and now we need to watch the rest of Sleep Away camp.
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Look at it. Look at this man.
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Look at this smug bastard. This is this is this was a, this
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was a great choice. Come on, you're coming out of
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the gate strong here. I'm I'm going to have to make my
24:55
Yeah, I don't. Know how you're going to have to
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follow this up with something good.
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Fuck, Alex is so happy. Fun stuff.
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Alex, you pick the film, you rate it first.
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You. Little bias.
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I'm going to say 10 out of 10. All right.
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I think we do things on A5 scale, but we do 10s out of 10s
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today. Oh.
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Five out of five. Sorry.
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That's fine. I don't care.
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We're not structured. It's fine, no?
25:21
I I get a 5 out of five. I would show this to anybody who
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likes horror movies. I think this is Noah's first
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five out of five. Well, the the rating system is.
25:31
Yeah, it is because the rating system is like I rate it on like
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what I recommend this to people. Yeah.
25:38
And like what I just like, just watch it.
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I'm not saying anything. Just watch it.
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Yeah. So I, I would say 5 out of five.
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I thought it was perfect. I mean, isn't it, it's an 80s
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movie, so you can get away with some of the effects being a
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little bit less than what you might hope for.
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But I, I just, I loved it. I can't say enough good about
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it. Hell, he goes.
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Five out of five. This movie is a classic.
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This is a perfect 80s horror slasher flick.
26:07
This is definitely one of those movies, as Noah said, that I
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would tell someone who hasn't seen it watch it.
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And if they went, what's it about?
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I'd be like, watch the film, you know?
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Yeah, I just. Said like it's a camp slasher
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flick, you know and, but that's it.
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But. 80 slasher flick that's. Yeah, that's it.
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That's all they get. Because like, this is one of
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those movies that I think needs to be watched.
26:31
If you're into horror movies and you haven't seen Sleepaway Camp,
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you need to see this movie. It is a gem.
26:37
It is great. It is so overlooked and it
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pisses me off so bad. So five out of five, that is a
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perfect score on the show. First ever it came from screen
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box. Perfect score.
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Perfect score for this absolute gem.
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We're doing things on fives boys, so let's remember that
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Fives, we do things on fives. So this gets 5 bloody knives out
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of five with a dope 12 kit body kill count.
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Very good Sleep away camp. Is there anything else anybody
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wanted to leave us off on with Sleep away camp?
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Are you guys ready to put a bow on it?
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I'm all good. Alex has another thing.
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No, put a bow on it like her finger.
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Sorry, put a bow on it. Oh yeah, put a.
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String so that she doesn't forget.
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Yes, I wouldn't forget, would I? Perhaps.
27:31
I would like to. Free a little bit.
27:33
I want a movie about her. How'd she get like that?
27:37
Yeah, no, they don't really explore that.
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I I would love that movie so the.
27:42
Sleepaway Camp Cinematic Universe is rich with ideas.
27:46
It's beckoning. It is beckoning.
27:48
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