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Episode 121 - Favorite Horror Director · My Third Place Pod

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I'm going to go back to my childhood and we're going to
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Trauma dump right now. I guess you could say this is
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where my villains origin would have started, but I used to be
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really scared of the thriller song when I was little to the
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point I would scream at my mom to turn it off whenever it came
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on the radio. The music video was much worse.
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I would hate listening to that song.
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Vincent prizes laugh and his dialogue in the middle of the
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song would do it for me. I hated it.
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I couldn't stand it. Don't get me wrong, Michael
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Jackson love the guy. Billie Jean came on the radio.
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First thing I would do is move, walk around the kitchen in my
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underwear, grab my never mind. But as soon as I hear the
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howling, the beat, his lyrics in the first few seconds, the sound
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of the door slamming, everything about this song screamed at me.
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That's scary. OK?
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I was a little kid. I didn't know any better.
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I'm sorry. Fast forward to my mom getting a
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job in downtown Los Angeles. Fine LA and trying to find a
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place for me to be. Watched Babysit.
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Somebody needs to babysit me. Can't be living in the house by
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myself, One of her friends who ends up watching me, not the
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other friend who I used to live next door and saved us from ever
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having to look for a babysitter. No, the first one.
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My mom figured if this lady has two kids, then I can be friends
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with them and we can hang around, right?
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That's what all moms think. Yeah, that's the best way to go,
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right? Wrong.
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How does a bully torture someone who knows their weakness?
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This fucking kid was bad. He set fire to his brother's
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crib and Blend blames on me. The fuck the kid brothers wasn't
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in the crib though. He just thought it would be fun
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to throw a fucking firework in the house and in doing.
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So it set fire to the kids crib. I was blamed for it, but I
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didn't want to admit or deny it either.
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That's like that was the reason I told my mom, let's get the
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fuck out of here. Not in that way, of course.
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I've never caused get out of there as soon as possible.
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I don't want to be here. This kid definitely shows signs
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of fatherless behavior, to the point that he bullied me because
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his younger brother and myself kept getting all of his mom's
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attention. Look at that.
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Even as a kid, I got milk attention.
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Why did he blame it on me? I told on him.
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You see, when he found out I was scared of the song, he locked me
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in the closet and turned on the song at full blast and would cry
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my eyes out. He was very, very traumatic.
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I asked my mom to tell him not to put the song on anymore.
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She asked why. I told her because it scares me.
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She told him she got pissed off at them, like, why the fuck are
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you having? Is he listening to the song?
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I wouldn't be inside the house after that moment.
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Instead, I'd be playing outside with my little toys,
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superheroes, where whenever one of my friends, this one guy,
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would pass by, see me and my toys and tried to tell me he had
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comic books, Wasn't I told a time not to talk to strangers?
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But he said he had comic books. No, for real.
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He he was a culture. He lived around my neighborhood.
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He ended up fucking giving me half of his collection.
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That guy's name is Eduardo and I'm friends with him to this
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day. He saved us.
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He saved me. He was the one who introduced me
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to comic book wrestling and horror movies.
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He was the one that said here Nightmare on Elm Street One.
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So I would no longer replace at that house.
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Instead, my mom told her friend that lived next door to us and
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she told my mom to leave me with them and.
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So we did. And so my love for wrestling,
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comic books, horror movies, came from that family alone.
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They taught it to me. They and introduced me to ET
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all. But how did I get my fear of
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Thriller and Vincent Price Fast forward to another country?
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Nicaragua, my grandmother's place.
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My cousin to decided to play Michael Jackson and there I go
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doing the Billie Jean Moonwalk. You know, as soon as I hear his
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voice, I start doing. It it's like, ah, he he ah, but
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then I hear it. The footsteps, the howling.
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I cover my ears. I told my cousin about the
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situation. She stopped the song, placed the
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first part of the song again, holds my hand so I wouldn't like
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put him around my ear and tells me it's fake.
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She stopped the song again, Explains to me what he is saying
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and that it's just a song. Plays it again, stops it, tells
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me everything is fake. He's just telling a story.
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It's fake, fake things. She keeps doing this throughout
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the whole song. At the end I hear Vincent's
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laugh. I've heard his laugh before, but
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I had my ears covered at time. But this time it was different.
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She helped me face my fear of the evil that was Thriller.
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None. Welcome back to the podcast from
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The Apron. I'm EVO.
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I usually talk about wrestling, but it's the season of horror.
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So this is week four of me discussing horror movies.
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Whether it be me, the listeners, or people answering questions
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from the blog. It makes for good content.
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And in doing so, it's making me want to create another podcast
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on the side that has a lot to. Do with horror as well.
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This will still be the main podcast, but I want to talk
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about horror movies and shows and possibly post them on here
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as bonus episode. Speaking of podcast, let's talk
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about the analytics 7700 listeners goal is now going to
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be 9 K by the end of the year. I know I'm not going to be able
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to make it a 10K, but hey, one can only hope, right?
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We're adding a new country to that is listening to us and that
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country is Sweden and they're listening to the podcast.
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So to them I must say this. Hello Tak 4 at Do this nad
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palming podcast from under for Claudette Jack Upscatter Distort
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which basically translates to Hello Thank you for listening to
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my podcast from On the Apron. I appreciate your support and to
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go along with the awesome news of me going over 7.7 K
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downloads, I would like to tell you all about the merch.
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We've got some merch, we've got some merch.
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We've got some merch. We've got some merch.
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Go buy our merch. Go buy our merch.
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Got some merch. Go buy our merch.
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We've got some merch. Go buy our merch.
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Not only is our From Under The Apron podcast T-shirts on sale
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at T Public, but I also got fatherless behavior on the site
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as well. I think it's time to jump on the
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bandwagon of selling our catchphrases.
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And even if you don't get them, my friends and listeners on the
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podcast do. And it's the reason I'm doing
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it. Yawei OK, I'll tell you why I
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did. Fatherless Behavior.
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So and it's not a joke, you know, it came out as a joke at
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first. About a month ago, this guy came
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to my live stream while I was recording an episode of the
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podcast and one of the friends in the chat said he looked like
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Ronnie from Jersey Shore. Right, so naturally I started
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quoting the show. He got the usual MVP.
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Gym, TAN. Laundry.
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GTO. Ron, stop, run, run.
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Are you friends with her? Ron, are you friends with her?
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Tell me now, Ron, this dude didn't like it and said he
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naturally tells people it annoys him.
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So we all got quiet for a moment and I said, well, seems to me
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that is quite a situation you have there bud.
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And then I said, you know, here we are having meat but problems.
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So he took highly offensive to that because damn right then and
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there he said fatherless behavior.
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Tisk, tisk, tisk. I laughed so hard and said
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motherless. Also, you're going to get might
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as well get both of them out of the picture.
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You know, It was a burn. It was a cool burn, but it was a
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good burn. Nonetheless.
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The guy left. I continue to do my podcast and
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since then I've been saying fatherless behavior, fatherless
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behavior, showing signs of fatherless behavior.
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Fast forward to a week ago, I see him again.
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He's interrupting one of my episodes, so he messaged me with
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some type of hate speech. I don't remember.
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I replied back with That's why I'm making T-shirts out of
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fatherless behavior. Thank you for coming to my
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stream and thank you for the content.
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I really appreciate it. Thank you for the support.
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I'm basically taking the Johnny Bananas route.
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When Fezzi called him somewhat athletic as a burn and banana,
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turned it all around and made shirts out of that and people
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basically tagged Fezzi and posted their shirts.
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If people are talking bad about you and saying bad things about
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you, merch it and why not take advantage of the situation.
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So I'm doing it. Why not?
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That's botherless behavior right there.
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There are still a lot of things in this world that we all need
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to learn. Often times these things may
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seem trivial, but lessons nonetheless.
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It's been many years and now it's time that I told you how it
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all began. It started with a virus, and no,
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not the one you're thinking of. This virus came so quick, there
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is no way we could have prepared for it.
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Everyone was still focused on COVID-19 when it struck.
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Some believed it was a variant. But they were wrong.
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Before we knew it, the world was thrown into chaos.
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Riots broke out in almost every major city.
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Looters began taking whatever they could in each other's
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lives. People lost loved ones.
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They lost homes, and some lost themselves.
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After about two weeks, civilization had crumbled into a
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land of lawlessness. Everything seemed lost until I
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found you. That's when we gained the one
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thing we all deserved, hope. On April 15th, 2022, my heart
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began to beat the purpose once again.
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This is the story of Raising Hope
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with you. I was told to watch a few horror
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movies this past week, and it's what I've been doing.
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A few movies that I've never seen before up until now.
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And just a few days ago I watched all of them as well as
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one of the Kevin Smith horror movies.
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Those three where Interview With the Vampire, The Lost Boys, and
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Tusk Tusk recommendation came from user Kit Kat BLR, who
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messaged me and told me about this movie because it sounded
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similar to the 2013 Daniel Radcliffe Horns movie, but it
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wasn't. Here's the synopsis.
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I hope you all are ready to get your mind blown.
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When podcaster Wallace travels to Canada to interview someone,
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he winds up meeting a strange man named Howe who has many
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stories to tell about his past life.
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During his interview, Wallace wakes up the next day finding
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out how is the person he thought it was.
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How has plans to surgically and mentally turn Wallace into a
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walrus starring Justin Long or Justin.
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He's gonna die in every horror movie Long, Michael Parks, Haley
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Joel Osman, Genesis Rodriguez, Harley Morinstein from Epic Meal
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Time, if y'all remember that, and an unrecognizable Johnny
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Depp. Of course, the movie comes with
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Kevin's favorite people, his daughter Harley Quinn, his wife
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Jennifer Schwabach, and introducing Depp's daughter,
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Lily Rose. Both Harley and Lily reprised
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the roles from this movie on another movie called Yoga
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Hosers, which I'm definitely going to watch.
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All right, let's talk about the movie.
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This movie was disturbing. Like what?
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It starts off saying the movie's based on true events, which got
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me invested. I heard about a walrus thing and
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then true events. OK, you have me.
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Let's let's let's see what we got going on.
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We see both Justin and Harley's characters, Haley's characters
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talking on their podcast about this kid that cut his leg off
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with a sword and they dub him Sword kid, which is a parody of
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the Star Wars kid viral video from a few years back.
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Wallace tells his Co host Teddy that he's going to see this guy
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up in Canada and have a sit down interview with him.
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But the problem is that once he gets there and shows up at the
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house, he finds out the kid and the lives himself.
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Because of the shame, Wallace, not wanting to lead Canada right
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away, goes to a bar call his Co host about what happened and
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says he's going to stick around to get some content.
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He goes to the bathroom in the stall, he finds a letter about a
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guy, wants to look for someone to tell his stories to.
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Wallace is interested and drives over to this man's house to meet
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him. Once he's there, he meets Howard
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Howe, who is in the wheelchair and gives Wallace a cup of tea.
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A cup of tea? Yes, a cup of tea.
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Wallace curiously walks around the house looking at house items
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and comes across this long stick.
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Howe tells him it's the bone of a walrus Dick.
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Wallace laughed and asked him about how he came across this.
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How? He explains to him that he was
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lost at sea. Once when he got to land he met
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a walrus. Minutes later Wall Wallace is
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knocked out by it's cold by the tea and wakes up the next
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morning with his leg cut off. How Explains to him that he
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misses his best friend, the walrus, and he begins to explain
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to Wallace he is going to turn him into a walrus.
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In which he does the movie is disturbing.
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Thank you Kit Kat for letting me watch this.
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I had to look up this movie if this movie was actually real and
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I found something on screen. Screen Rant Steve Kafari and Tom
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Russell wrote Tusk is based on a true story, but the story is
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based on isn't the same one the movie tells.
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Rather, Tusk is the exploration of what would have happened if a
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joke were real, and what circumstances would need to fall
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into place for it to plausibly happen.
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The advertisement for a voluntary living walrus did
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exist, so Tusk isn't being false with its claim of being based on
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real events. However, the characters of
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Wallace, Teddy, and importantly, Howard Hall.
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How we're all made-up Chris Parkinson, who made the original
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Tusk advertisement, didn't even post a note himself, and
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definitely didn't plan to turn a human being into a walrus.
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Kevin Smith created every detail beyond the premise for Tusk in
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Tusk, Los Angeles. Podcaster Wallace and Teddy
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really cool, unfortunate people in viral videos, and Wallace
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interviewed them for an interview with a teenager who
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mistakenly cut off his own leg. Wallace has to go to the
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outskirts of Manitoba, Canada, after he discovered that the man
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has died by suicide, presumably because of the real kill.
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He finds a flyer posted by an old man who seems like he would
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be perfect for the podcast. Unlike Parkinson's original
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human walrus ad, however, the flyer in Tusk does not mention
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the walrus and it's not a joke. Instead is the lure posted by a
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serial killer, Howard Hoe, a retired sailor obsessed with
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finding redemption for killing and eating a walrus that he
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claims once saved his life. He disfigures his victims and
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surgically transforms them into human walrus, which he named Mr.
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Tusk so that he can reenact their time together and give his
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savior a chance to live. This thankfully bears no
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resemblance to the real life Chris Parkinson and the the ad
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he posted, but was an incredibly satisfactory answer to the
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question Hey, what if someone posted this and it wasn't a
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joke? As evidenced by the cult viral
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fame Tusk has found since its release in the podcast Batman
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Beyond via Geek Tyrant, Kevin Smith himself reported that Tusk
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2 is on the way, and there's a reason he left the human walrus
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at the zoo in Tusk ending. The writer, director, actor even
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gave up some of the sequel's premise, which will be called
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Tusk, so audiences can know what to expect.
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First, Justin Long will be returning to reprise his role,
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and at some point he will be rehab be rehabilitated out of
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the human walrus. However, his transformation
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still sticks with him and he wants to inflict the pain he
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experienced on others. Now, presumably horror actor
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Justin Long will be surgically turning people into half human,
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animal, hybrid and Tusk, and it'll be intriguing to witness
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Long in a villain role. Kevin Smith plans to bring the
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TUS sequel to the big screen in 2024 on the 10 year anniversary
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of the original film. New world where the spooky and
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supernatural collide. 2 friends go on an epic journey to the
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Because of last week's episode containing a few short scary
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stories from listeners as well as mine, I asked again if I
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should read more. So I looked around the web and
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one and found one particular that I want to read.
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But first, here are two stories from my favorite British BBQ
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Squirrel Lady, The Sparkly Experiment.
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And of course, I have to do it in a British accent.
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So Amanda writes in I hate it when my brother Charlie has to
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go away. My parents constantly try to
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explain to me how sick he is, that I am lucky for having a
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brain where all the chemicals flow properly to the
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destinations like undamned rivers.
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When I complain about how bored I am with other little Brita to
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play with, they try to make me feel bad by pointing out that
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his boredom likely far surpasses mine.
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Considering his confine to a dark room in an institution, I
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always beg for them to give him one last chance.
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Of course they did at first. Charlie has been back home
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several times, each shorter in duration than the last.
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Every time, without fail, it all starts again.
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The neighborhood cats with gouged eyes showing up in his
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toy chest. My dad's razors found dropped on
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the baby slide in the park across the street.
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Mom's vitamins replaced by bits of dishwasher tablets.
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My parents are hesitant now, using less chances sparingly.
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They say his disorder makes him charming, makes it easy for him
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to fake normalcy and to trick the doctors who care for him
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into thinking he's ready for his rehabilitation.
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That I will just have to put up with my boredom if it means
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staying safe from him. I hate it when Charlie has to go
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away. It makes me have to pretend to
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be good until he is back. OK, here comes the other one.
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OK. My daughter woke me up around
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11:50 last night. My wife and I had picked her up
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from her friend Sally's birthday party, brought her home, and put
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her to bed. My wife went to the bedroom to
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read while I fell asleep watching the Braves game.
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Daddy, she whispered, tugging my shirt's sleeve.
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Guess how old I'm going to be next month?
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I don't know. Beauty, I said as I slipped on
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my glasses. How old?
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She smiled and held up four fingers.
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It is 730 now. My wife and I have been up for
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almost 8 hours. She still refuses to tell us
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where she got the four fingers. Yeah, I'm not gonna be sleeping
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tonight I guess. And then the one I found online.
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I'll have the link to this story plus other stories in the show
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notes. It's called White Wild Red.
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Please be advised, this scary 1A man just moved into an apartment
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and heads to the receptionist to get his keys.
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The receptionist gave him the key with a smile, but warns him
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not to disturb the door. With no number on his floor, he
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wondered why, but didn't bother to ask.
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He was too busy with his new apartment to care.
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After he finished unpacking, he began to get curious.
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He questioned why the receptionist would warn him of
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such things, and so he stepped out of his apartment to check
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the door with no number. He tried the door knob first,
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but it was locked, so instead he got onto his knees and peeked
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through the keyhole. The apartment he was looking
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into was empty. His eyes scanned the whole place
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before stopping at a woman standing face against the wall
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in the corner. He noticed her pale skin and
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long black hair before stepping back.
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Suddenly feeling perverted in a way for invading someone else's
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privacy, he brushed it off, assuming she was someone that
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did not want to be disturbed. The next day he got more curious
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about the woman. Eventually, he went back
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straight away. Getting onto his knees, he
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peeked through the hole. He peeked through the keyhole
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and saw a all red red. He assumed that the pale woman
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must have caught him peeking the last time and covered the hole
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with something red. He left the door alone and
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instead went down to the receptionist to ask her
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questions. The receptionist sighed and
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asked. You look through the keyhole,
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didn't you? He admitted to it, and so she
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felt obliged to tell him the story.
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She told him that a couple used to live in the apartment a long
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time ago, but the husband went crazy and killed his wife.
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However, this couple wasn't normal.
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They had pale skin, black hair and red eyes.
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The monster blood changed direction, still bouncing and
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quivering and leaving white stains on the grass like
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enormous round footsteps. Joe, stop reading it.
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This is too scary for me. You're right, it is too scary.
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If only we could talk about goosebumps in a way that isn't
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scary. Well, guess what, nerds?
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There might be a podcast like that called Geese Bumps.
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Geese bumps. Did you mean goosebumps?
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Maybe Geesebumps is a comedy podcast based on the works of RL
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Stein, hosted by me, Danielle, PhD.
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And me, JoJo, PhD And me, Jeff. Regular person featuring goofs,
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funny voices, and the occasional critical thought.
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Geesebumps. Available on Podbean and
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everywhere else podcasts can be found.
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Hi everyone. I'm Lisa.
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And I'm Dawn. And if you've ever watched ATV
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show and thought to yourself, Oh my God, that season finale plot
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to us was absolutely bonkers. Or seen a movie and thought,
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wow, I need to talk to somebody about this train wreck
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immediately. Then we think you'll fit right
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in with our podcast. I hate it.
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Let's watch it. We watch TV shows like Riverdale
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and Emily and Paris and movies like Deep Water Killer, Sofa
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Rubber and Deadly Illusions, and we give them the total rinsing
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they deserve. It's basically group therapy for
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movie Mascus. So come check us out wherever
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you stream podcasts. 31 Days of Horror questing continues.
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Let's see what the bloggers had to say about their favorite
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horror movies, Cool 2 migrants from the country of Hungary
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said. And he said this in Hungarian.
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So I had to like, put it on Google and translate everything
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Demons from 1985 directed by Lumberto Vava.
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Art imitating art is the basis of a demonic tale of a group of
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invited guests to the screening of a horror film that brings
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naturalism to life. They are baited and penned and
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their walled in feeling quickly turns to scream fear as those
32:52
who are dead lust after the flesh of the living.
32:55
In this full scale cinema of Hell is only a question of time
32:58
before Demons from the Abyss are asking for 2nd portions, he
33:03
says. I screwed up then.
33:05
Now I laugh about it. The last horror movie he saw in
33:09
theater, Quiet Place, directed by John Krasinski.
33:12
You know Jim from The Office. A huge family struggles for
33:17
surviving a world where most humans have been killed by blind
33:20
but noise sensitive creatures. They are forced to communicate
33:24
in sign language to keep the creatures at Bay, he says.
33:29
It was pretty good. But I'm biased because of Emily
33:32
Blunt. We all are biased because of
33:34
Emily Blunt. Have you seen her favorite
33:38
classic horror movie? Just shitting.
33:41
You've got this shitting. I'm kidding.
33:43
The Shining. Y'all know what that is?
33:45
Directed by Stanley Kubrick, he says.
33:49
There can be no question. I talked about The Shining last
33:53
week. We're not going to talk about
33:54
the synopsis again. Are we a horror movie you saw
33:58
you loved and didn't? Evil Dead original director Sam
34:04
Raimi? Reboot director Fede Alvarez, he
34:09
says. I swear I thought it was a
34:11
parody, didn't say which one, so I'm putting both of them.
34:16
I haven't seen the reboot, but the first one was pretty good.
34:18
So, you know, maybe talking about the reboot favorite horror
34:23
remake Dawn of the Dead, directed by Zack Snyder, Anna
34:28
goes home to her people's river in residence.
34:30
But she is unpleasantly surprised the morning that
34:33
follows, when her husband is brutally attacked by her
34:37
zombified neighbor in the chaos of her once picturesque
34:41
neighborhood. Anna flees and stumbles upon a
34:44
police officer named Kenneth, along with more survivors who
34:47
decided their best chances of arrival would be found the
34:50
deserted crossword shopping mall.
34:54
When supplies begin running low and other trap survivors need
34:56
help, the group comes through realization that they cannot
34:59
stay put forever at the shopping mall and devise a plan to
35:01
escape, he says. I loved Sarah Polley, who was
35:05
constantly terrified but very tough.
35:08
Sarah Polley is the toughest favorite vampire movie.
35:13
There is no such thing. The whole soft genre is
35:16
ridiculous, but still, the zombie vampire series is very
35:19
popular. The Strain Created by Guillermo
35:24
de Toto and Chuck Hogan, the show centers around Doctor
35:28
Efrain Goodweather, the head of the CDC New York based Canary
35:32
Project, who is called upon to investigate an airplane landing
35:35
wherein everyone aboard is dead. What his team discovers is a
35:39
viral outbreak that has similarities to an ancient
35:42
strain of vampirism. The virus begins to spread and
35:45
Good Weather works with his team as a group of the city's
35:48
residents to wage a war to save humanity.
35:53
A horror movie sink no one has seen.
35:57
I don't quite understand this, he says.
35:59
But let's say Sana Sana director Auntie Juicy Anila.
36:06
The Russo Swedish War 1590 to 1595 has just ended, and new
36:11
borders are drawn between Finland under Swedish rule and
36:14
the stardom of Russia. Brothers Nut and Eurek are
36:19
tasked with marking the borders. They discover a mysterious
36:22
village built in the middle of the swamp.
36:26
Within the village is a sauna, and the brothers hope it may
36:30
wash away their sins. Oh terrifying SF ruggler says
36:40
Favorite zombie movie. I love the first two Wreck
36:43
movies immensely. 28 Day, 28 Days Later is wonderful.
36:48
Snyder's Dawn of the Dead is bat shit.
36:52
I'm probably forgetting one, but zombies were so overdone at a
36:54
certain point that I lobotomized the part of my brain that New
36:58
Day existed. Favorite indie horror movie?
37:04
Honestly, hard to answer because indie is such a blanket term
37:07
now. I have no idea what's indie and
37:09
what isn't. Favorite monster movie Low
37:15
Cloverfield. Cloverfield was good and came
37:19
out when I was in middle school. Everyone I knew was talking
37:22
about that movie. The ritual surprised me too.
37:26
Cool monster horror movie with a great soundtrack.
37:30
Trouble Every Day has probably my favorite score ever, ever,
37:34
ever, by the Tinder sticks. Ever I could have and listened
37:40
to it endlessly since the first time I heard it.
37:42
The MASCA score is close to my heart as well though.
37:47
And finally, La Clementina. There's a lot of things that
37:52
could win best use of war, but my all time favorite is the
37:55
lawnmower scene from Peter Jackson's Brain Dead.
37:58
It's still one of the best things I've ever seen anywhere
38:01
and I love every second of it. With all my heart, I looked up,
38:06
brain dead and redirected me to the American name version.
38:09
Dead, Alive, Wellington, New Zealand.
38:14
Lionel Cosgrove and oppressed bachelor still living with his
38:17
despotic mother Vera, has finally found his soul mate
38:21
Bakita, a compassionate grocery store clerk.
38:25
But fate plays cruel tricks on mortals after a visit to the
38:30
local zoo. A vicious Symmetron rat monkey.
38:34
A what? A hybrid creature that resulted
38:38
from the rape of three monkeys by plague, carrying rats out of
38:42
Skull Island. Vite Vera and Lionel's already
38:47
messed up. The world falls apart now that
38:50
Vera's got to bite. The volatile situation at home
38:53
spins out of control as the virulent infection gradually
38:56
turns the cruel matriarch into a plus.
38:59
Squirting, flesh, eating, living dead, as if having to deal with
39:04
a new Vera wouldn't weren't enough, and ugly secret haunts
39:07
the family and Lionel's basement becomes a magnet for stimulant
39:11
enhanced zombie misfits. Poor Lionel.
39:16
Whether you like it or not, you'll have to man up to clean
39:19
up the mess and confront your composing.
39:21
Mummy, however, has Lionel what has?
39:25
What it takes to save the day and get the girl.
39:34
Man, I have so many favorite horror characters.
39:36
I'm kind of obsessed with Hannibal Lecter and Candyman,
39:40
and I always love Carrie. The violent psychic rage is
39:44
definitely my saying. I also love David from
39:47
Prometheus. They're all going to laugh at
39:49
you. They're all going to laugh at
39:52
you. They're all going to OK, that's
39:54
enough. Speaking of David the Cyborg,
39:56
the best franchise by far would have to be Alien Films.
40:00
They are all so good and rich and complex and meaningful and
40:03
have so much to offer. Plus I love HR Giger.
40:07
I usually don't like watching sequel very much, but those
40:10
films are all superb except the ones with the Predator.
40:14
I hate those. Yeah, Predator Two was kind of,
40:21
but. But I must say Predator 2's only
40:26
good part of the movie was when we found out they're alien
40:33
bones, Xenomorph bones, basically Beth death scene.
40:41
I don't necessarily watch horror just for the death scenes, but I
40:43
know honestly love everything. The first two Final Destination
40:48
films. Same.
40:52
Same. Final Destination.
40:53
Two same. And then Georgie in it.
40:58
Hello Georgie. Absolutely heart wrenching.
41:06
A great quote from a horror movie.
41:09
I am the writing on the wall. The whisper in the classroom
41:15
Candyman horror character describes you.
41:21
Hmm, maybe a little bit of May mixed with Clarice Starling from
41:25
Silence of the Lambs. Black Christmas is amazing.
41:30
From his ambiguous ending. I still don't trust that asshole
41:33
piano boyfriend to the killer's knife POB shot to the general
41:37
feel of it all. It's got the perfect bow end of
41:40
holiday horror and mystery. And then the Spanish film Xmas
41:44
tale makes Home Alone look like a film for babies.
41:48
I honestly didn't think the kid was going to survive.
41:54
All right, let's look into it. Christmas tale from 2005,
41:58
directed by Paco Plaza and George A Romero, oh Legendary.
42:06
In 1985, in the coastal town, the friends Golzopetti, Tito,
42:11
Eugenio and Moni stumble with a woman dressed like Santa Claus
42:15
trapped in the hole in the woods.
42:19
While the boys go to the police station and ask for help, the
42:21
others find a rope to take the woman out of the hole.
42:24
However, the boys filing in the police station that the woman's
42:28
a dangerous thief, Rebecca Esposito, who has just told who
42:32
has just stolen 2 million pesetas.
42:36
That's $12,779.92 converted from a bank and is wanted.
42:46
The group decides to leave the woman in the hole without any
42:49
food to force her to give rob money to them.
42:53
Meanwhile, Betty and Uhenio that are fans of the movie Zombie
42:56
invasion decide to make a Buddha ceremony with Rebecca to
43:00
transform her into a zombie. When Rebecca escaped from her
43:04
imprisonment, she. Uses an axe to chase the evil
43:07
boys. I'm going to watch this fucking
43:11
movie. Oh shit.
43:14
OK, cool. No prob, no probs.
43:16
No probs. All
43:29
right, let's go with favorite movie quotes.
43:33
And it's from me. I have a few quotes, but let's
43:36
stick to the one that makes me laugh because I say all the
43:40
time, and it's one I like to quote, Mostly Aliens, directed
43:46
by James Cameron 57 years after Evelyn Ripley had a close
43:50
encounter with the reptilian alien creature from the first
43:53
movie. She is called back, this time to
43:55
help a group of highly traditional Colonial Marines
43:58
fight off against the sinister extraterrestrials.
44:00
But this time the aliens have taken over a space colony on the
44:04
moon LV426, when the Colonel Marines are called upon to
44:09
search the deserted. I'm sorry.
44:11
When the Colonial Marines are called upon the search to
44:14
deserve the space colony, they later find out that they are up
44:17
against more than they bargained for everybody More than they
44:21
bargained for using facially modified machine guns and enough
44:24
firepower. It's either a fight or die as
44:27
the Space Marines battle against the Aliens.
44:29
As the Marines do their best to defend themselves, Ripley must
44:32
attempt to protect a young girl who's the sole survivor nearly
44:35
wiped out Space Colony. Who's the quote from?
44:40
Bill Paxton as Private Hudson. As soon as the team lands on
44:45
that planet and they know they have no way of survival, it's
44:50
crazy, he says The words. You finished, man.
44:54
Game over, man. It's game over.
44:56
What the fuck are we going to do now?
44:58
What are we going to do? Kill count?
45:00
According to Dead Meat 15, another memorable line from that
45:06
movie. Get away from her, you bitch.
45:13
From Rile. What?
45:15
Ripley. I'm sorry.
45:16
Riley. Wow.
45:18
From Ripley. Bill Paxton continuously
45:21
apologized to Carrie Hann, who plays the little girl Newt
45:25
throughout filming every time Hudson had to swear in front of
45:29
her. Carrie later admitted that she
45:30
didn't mind, mainly because she didn't re she didn't really know
45:34
what any of the words meant. The knife trick scene was
45:39
originally going to be done by Bishop alone, according to Lance
45:43
Henrickson. He suggested to James Cameron to
45:45
have Hudson's hand put on top of his, to which Cameron agreed as
45:49
Henrickson felt the scene needed something extra.
45:54
This change was discussed with almost everyone except Bill
45:57
Paxton. Henrickson also remembers a long
46:00
night of drinking after shooting the scene, followed by a reshoot
46:02
of the scene as it looked too fake.
46:05
When they speed the footage up, he accidentally caught Paxton's
46:08
pinky with a knife on his reshoot.
46:11
Fuck, I'm like, what? I'm gonna watch this shit again
46:15
and be like, oh, he's fucking scared.
46:21
In the words of Jay-Z on the song Takeover, you made a
46:24
hotline. I made a hot song.
46:27
The cast of Workaholics Adam Devine, Blake Anderson and and
46:32
Anders Holm star in the 2018 movie Game Over Man as an homage
46:37
to Bill Paxton's line. According to Paxton, he
46:43
improvised many of his lines, including Game Over Man.
46:46
Game Over, However, his famous line We're on an express
46:51
elevator to hell. Going Down Man was probably
46:55
improvised as well, as it doesn't appear in the shooting
46:58
script. I can't do this, man.
47:01
I can't do this. Like every fucking word, man.
47:07
The second one is from Scream. Y'all know that one.
47:11
Y'all know where it's coming. Y'all know where I'm going with
47:13
this. Directed by Wes Craven.
47:16
Y'all should know by now what this movie what the first movie
47:21
is about. But if not, here's the cypnosis
47:26
a year after her mother's death. Sidney Prescott, played by Neve
47:31
Campbell and their friends started experiencing some
47:33
strange phone calls. They later learned the calls
47:36
were coming from a crazed serial killer in a white faced mask in
47:41
a large black robe looking for revenge.
47:44
His phone calls usually consist of many questions, the main one
47:48
being what's your favorite scary movie?
47:52
Along with much scary movie trivia ending with bloody pieces
47:56
of innocent lives scattered around the small town of
48:00
Wishboro. Of course.
48:03
The quote in question? Randy, played by Jamie Kennedy.
48:08
They're all watching Halloween at a party when Randy burst out
48:12
with the most memorable dialogue and rules of surviving a horror
48:16
movie. Jesus Christ, you don't know the
48:18
rules have an aneurysm, why don't you?
48:21
There are certain rules. That one must abide by in order
48:24
to successfully survive a horror movie.
48:26
For instance, #1, You can never have sex.
48:33
Big No no Big No sex equals death.
48:38
OK #2 You can never drink or do drugs.
48:44
No. The sin factor.
48:46
It's the sin. It's an extension of #1 and #3.
48:49
Three Never, ever, ever, under any circumstances.
48:53
Say I'll be right back 'cause you won't be back.
48:55
I'm getting another beer. You want one?
48:57
Yeah, sure. I'll be right.
48:59
Back, you see, you push the laws.
49:04
And you end up dead Kill counts A7 according to Dead Meat on
49:08
YouTube. Pause.
49:12
I love pausing the first killer movie.
49:15
You can see Casey's boyfriend Steve, or sloppy juts hanging
49:20
out of his stomach while he's sitting in the chair.
49:25
Always. Always remember Jason's mom West
49:32
of Killer in Friday the 13th 1:00.
49:38
The party scene runs 42 minutes long.
49:41
It was shot over the course of 21 days, from the time the
49:43
sunset to the time it rose after wrapped.
49:46
The crew had T-shirts made that red.
49:48
I survived scene 118, which was the name of the scene.
49:52
During shooting, the cast and crew jokingly called it the
49:56
longest night in horror history. Jamie Kennedy was chosen for the
50:01
role of Randy because he was often improvised humor into his
50:04
lines, which made director Wes Craven laugh.
50:16
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Favorite holiday horror movie Leprechaun 1993 Starring Warwick
52:45
Davis Jennifer Aniston Oh boy, here we go.
52:49
In North Carolina, Dan O'Grady returns from Ireland where he
52:53
tricked the leprechaun and stole his gold coins.
52:57
However, the leprechaun has followed him and kills his wife.
53:00
Misses O'Grady but Dan succeeds to lock him in a box in his
53:04
basement. With a four leaf Clover on top
53:06
of the box. Dan is ready to torch the house,
53:09
but he has a heart attack before the arson. 10 years later, JD
53:13
buys the Duraelect house by a very low price and moves from
53:16
Los Angeles or LA with his spoiled teenage daughter A
53:21
letterkenny has ruined me, Tory Redding.
53:25
Intending to renovate the house, he hires the Three Man Company,
53:30
composed by the handsome Nathan, the intellectually disabled
53:34
Ozzie and the smart boy Alex to paint the house.
53:37
And Tory shows attraction to Nathan.
53:40
When Ozzie goes to the basement, he accidentally removed the
53:42
Clover from the top of the box, unleashing the little monster.
53:47
But nobody believes him in the Leprechaun.
53:49
Leprechaun wants to retrieve his 100 golden coins, beginning a
53:54
crime free. It's the leprechaun.
53:57
The Leprechaun still go the Leprechaun.
54:04
This is Jennifer Aniston on her first movie role.
54:07
Now, doesn't totally say it takes place on Saint Patrick's
54:09
Day, but every year around that time, you can always bet AMC or
54:14
sci-fi is showing the Leprechaun marathon, complete with lots of
54:22
short and Irish jokes. In between, this franchise has
54:25
gone through every trope imaginable.
54:28
Yes, he's gone to space and it'd take him long to for him to show
54:32
up in the hood twice. In 2013, I said the only thing
54:37
that was left to do was to give this movie a reboot, and lo and
54:40
behold, they did a year later with Hornswoggle filling in the
54:43
titular character. I spell about this on last
54:47
year's Halloween episode that had horror movies with wrestlers
54:49
in them. So who, besides me does the
54:52
leprechaun impression from Wayne's World?
54:54
'Cause I'm the leprechaun. Scarth.
54:57
I'm the Lambrica. Cool it, OK?
55:00
I'm the Lambrica. Stop it.
55:03
All right? Don't try and sleep.
55:04
You don't make part of go believe it.
55:07
Can't want to move. Get get away.
55:10
Let me come to Iron Man, 'cause I'm the lamp to go.
55:15
Kill count 4 according to Dead Meat on YouTube.
55:22
George Lucas received a special Saints credit because Warwick
55:24
Davis was under contract to him and he gave Davis permission to
55:29
appear in the movie. Davis started to regret making
55:33
the film, but due to Anderson's latest success on television,
55:36
many people rented this film and his bond a lengthy series of
55:40
sequels. Allegedly, it was one of
55:43
Warwick's favorite movies. The production wanted to make a
55:46
horror movie with many gore elements similar to the Friday
55:49
the 13th Saga or Nightmare Elm Street, while Trimark wanted
55:53
something similar to Critters or Gremlins that were horror comedy
55:56
Super Bowl for all audiences. Several versions of certain
56:00
scenes and it was with editing that a mixed variety of gore and
56:04
humor were added. The movie was originally planned
56:07
as a straightforward horror film, but David sought to add
56:10
more comedic elements. Mark Jones agreed with his.
56:15
Tonal shift and they shot it as a horror comedy.
56:18
Several scenes had to be reshot after the producers assessed
56:21
that the film being made glorier to appeal to older audiences
56:26
applying to the makeup Applying the leprechaun makeup to Warwick
56:31
Davis took three hours and taking off took another 40
56:34
minutes. Davis described the experience
56:37
as a not a pleasant sensation. Past the time when the makeup
56:42
was being applied, Davis said he had bizarre conversations with
56:45
Gabriel Barthalos, with whom he got along well.
56:49
Davis was conscious, but the need to stay relaxed and not
56:52
move, and he channeled his confidence that the makeup
56:55
effects were properly applied into his acting favorite horror
57:02
character. Guess who it is?
57:05
Freddy Krueger as portrayed by Robert England. 1984 to 2003,
57:13
One to Freddy's coming for you. Everyone should know this song
57:20
by now, or even the theme to the Nightmare on the Street movie.
57:24
And yes, I'm going to be that Kai that picks Freddy.
57:29
Why? Because he was awesome in all
57:32
those movies, regardless of the fact of how I feel if he lost
57:35
against Jason Voorhees. That shit with Ash in the comic
57:39
books. I don't know what happened.
57:41
I haven't read it. In the first movie, he was built
57:45
a spring with slasher getting to you and your nightmares.
57:48
And he came from the mind of Wes Craven, who was inspired by
57:51
being bullied by a character like him when he was younger.
57:54
In time, he would bring in the punch lines and he would turn
57:57
into a sarcastic nightmare monster.
58:00
He brought the last in part three when he told one of the
58:03
patients in the institution. Welcome to prime time, bitch.
58:09
He also saw a bit of back story in the Dream Warriors movie,
58:12
including his mother. In the dream master he tries to
58:16
kill the rest of the kids he couldn't finish off in the third
58:19
film. Favorite moment from that movie
58:21
was when he turned his claws into a shark and killing the
58:24
final girl. In the last movie, Kirsten in
58:27
the sand at the beach, his punchline still intact, he goes
58:33
up to the new kids and fights a final battle with the new final
58:36
girl, Alice, who gets all the powers of the kids that.
58:39
Died. In that movie, Alice again shows
58:42
up in five, which is about the dream child babies can dream, so
58:47
Freddie figures he can attack Alice through the baby's R.E.M.
58:50
state. Perhaps the reason this movie
58:53
was bad because of the low number of victims for Freddie,
58:57
with one turning into a conflict pages and ripping him apart.
59:03
And then we move on to the 6th movie, Freddy's Final Nightmare,
59:07
or the one part towards the end of the movie you were supposed
59:10
to watch in 3D. Yeah, a cameo from that man that
59:15
got killed in the pool of blood, Johnny Depp, as well as a
59:18
memorable death scene for robot chickens.
59:20
Breckenmayer as a Nintendo character.
59:24
Freddy with his one liner. Now your play with power.
59:30
Some believe he sold out at this time by appearing in music
59:33
videos like The Fat Boys and taking over MTV.
59:36
He even had his own spin off show, Freddy's Nightmares that
59:39
lasted for 44 episodes and more kills added to his resume.
59:45
He was also a playable character on one of the Mortal Kombat
59:48
games. He had a bit of laugh when he
59:50
was did Wes Craver's Final Nightmare, but same time we're
59:55
getting to. We were getting his glove and
59:58
his laugh at the cameo and Jason goes to hell when at the very
1:00:02
end of the movie his glove appears and brings the hockey
1:00:05
mast down with him to hell. In 2003 we finally get the much
1:00:09
anticipated Freddy versus Jason. I was rooting for Freddy so much
1:00:13
in that movie and hope that the has announced ending the DVD
1:00:16
where Freddy actually wins and that's where the laugh ended.
1:00:22
I tried watching the remake and didn't even like Jackie Earl
1:00:25
Haley's version at all. I gave it a chance but to me it
1:00:29
didn't deliver Robert England is my Freddy and the reason I was
1:00:34
introduced to horror 910 never sleep again kill count freddy's
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kill count Freddy kill count overall 62 memorable gruesome
1:00:49
scene and nightmare for horror when all the children 's souls
1:00:53
start coming out of his body. I had nightmares for days
1:01:02
favorite guilty pleasure horror movie Halloween 3 the season of
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the witch 1982 directed by Tommy Lee Wallace after the death of
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her father under suspicious circumstances Ellie gimbridge
1:01:16
and doctor Daniel chalice decide to investigate the shady
1:01:19
activities of Conan Cochran the owner of the silver Shamrock
1:01:22
novelties company. Before long they discovered
1:01:25
Cochran 's diabolical plot to brainwash the children of
1:01:28
America and to doing his bidding through a mixture of ancient
1:01:30
rituals technology and witchcraft this Halloween
1:01:35
wearing a mask of a skeleton a witch or a pumpkin can be deadly
1:01:38
can Ellie and Daniel thwart the plans of the emo toy maker I
1:01:44
hate this movie with a passion because it doesn't have Michael
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Myers. From the first movie to second
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movie we just learned so much so when I went to put in the BHS
1:01:58
for Halloween 3 and was expecting something like the
1:02:00
first 2 movies instead got a movie about witchcraft I was sad
1:02:08
I hate it I tell you and maybe so many others but same time
1:02:15
it's my guilty pleasure because it has that silver Shamrock song
1:02:19
throughout the entire movie. It has become kind of a
1:02:40
tradition to die to watch days prior to October 31st coming up.
1:02:46
The flamboyant ending of this movie upset me when I was
1:02:49
younger because you didn't know what was happening but now you
1:02:52
just sit back watch and say yeah that's a good ending John
1:03:00
Carpenter didn't plan on having Michael Myers another Halloween
1:03:03
movie only the first he wanted a different Halloween related
1:03:07
story each time but after the first Halloween 1978 was a
1:03:11
success producers forced him to use Myers again he did.
1:03:15
It killed off Myers and Loomis to be done with them then he
1:03:19
produced season of the witch to get back to his original plan
1:03:22
but at that point people were expecting Myers again so it
1:03:25
failed Carpenter and sold the rights 10 year sorry Carpenter
1:03:30
and sold the rights years later because he wasn't interested in
1:03:33
doing more Myers the new owners and brought Myers and Loomis
1:03:36
back in 1988 with little explanation how they survived
1:03:41
kill count on this movie alone 28 death.
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And last one for the night favorite horror director Wes
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Craven born August 21939 he was an American film director
1:04:03
screenwriter producer actor and editor Craven has commonly been
1:04:07
recognized as one of the greatest masters of the horror
1:04:10
genre due to the most cultural impact and influence of his work
1:04:14
among. His prolific filmography Craven
1:04:17
was best known for his pioneering work in the horror
1:04:20
genre particularly slasher films where he mixed horror cliches
1:04:25
with humor and satire he created nightmare on Elm Street
1:04:29
franchise from 1984 to 2010 specifically writing and
1:04:33
directing the first film cold writing and producing the 3rd at
1:04:37
nightmare and Elm Street 3 dream wars in 1987 and writing and
1:04:41
directing the 7th. Wes Craven 's new nightmare in
1:04:44
1994 he additionally directed the first 4 films from the
1:04:48
scream franchise from 1996 to 2011 he also directed cult
1:04:51
classics the house the last house on the left in 1972 and
1:04:55
the hills have eyes in 1977 the horror comedy of people under
1:04:58
the stairs in 1991 and psychological thriller red eye
1:05:01
in 2005 his other notable films include swamp sing yes the comic
1:05:04
book movie in 1982 the. The serpent and the rainbow in
1:05:13
1988 shocker 1989 vampire in Brooklyn 1995 and music of the
1:05:20
heart music of the heart music of the heart really wow Craven
1:05:27
received several accolades across his career which includes
1:05:30
a scream award. The 6th Film Festival award at
1:05:34
fangoria chainsaw award and nominations for a Saturn award
1:05:37
and several other film festivals in 1995 he was honored by the
1:05:41
Academy of science fiction fantasy and horror films with
1:05:44
the life career award for its accomplishments in the horror
1:05:47
genre in 2012 the New York City horror Film Festival awarded
1:05:52
Craven the lifetime achievement award.
1:05:56
On August 30th 2015 age 76 Craven died of a brain tumor at
1:06:00
his home in LA Craven 's first feature film as director was the
1:06:06
last House of the left which was released in 1972 Craven expected
1:06:09
the film to be shown at only a few theaters which According to
1:06:12
him gave me a freedom to be outrageous and to go into areas
1:06:16
that normally I wouldn't have gone into and not worry about my
1:06:19
family hearing about it or being crushed ultimately.
1:06:25
Movie was screened much more widely than he assumed leaving
1:06:30
him ostracized due to the content of the film after the
1:06:36
negative experience of the last house Craven attempted to move
1:06:39
out of the horror genre and began writing non horror films
1:06:43
which is with his partner Sean S Cunningham none of which
1:06:46
attracted any financial backing finally based on advice from a
1:06:50
friend about the ease of filming the Nevada desert.
1:06:53
Craven began to write a new horror film based on the locale
1:06:57
the resulting film the hills have eyes Samantha Craven as a
1:07:00
horror film director with Craven noting it soon became clear that
1:07:04
I wasn't going to do anything else unless it was scary Craven
1:07:09
frequently collaborated with shawnus Cunningham and Craven 's
1:07:12
DB featured the last house on the left Cunningham serves as a
1:07:15
producer they pulled all the resources and came up with
1:07:18
$90,000.00. Later in Craven 's best known
1:07:22
film on nightmare on El street Cunningham directed one of the
1:07:25
chase scenes although he was not credited Craven had a hand in
1:07:29
launching actor Johnny Depp 's career by casting him in the
1:07:32
nightmare on El street Depp 's first major acting role in the
1:07:38
mid 80s Craven worked briefly in the television industry by
1:07:41
directing 7 episodes of the 1985 reboot of the twilight zone
1:07:44
including an episode that was written by George RR Martin.
1:07:50
Elm Street villain Freddy Krueger appeared with Cunningham
1:07:52
's Jason Voorhees in the 2003 slasher film Freddy versus Jason
1:07:56
produced by Cunningham with screenwriter victor Miller
1:07:58
credit as character creator in the 2009 remake of his last
1:08:02
house on the left Cunningham and Craven share production credits
1:08:04
created Craven credit coming of rage a 5 issue comic book series
1:08:10
with 30 days of night rider Steve Niles.
1:08:15
The series was released in digital form in 2014 by liquid
1:08:18
comics with a print edition scheduled for an October 2015
1:08:21
debut Craven has cited film makers ingmar Bergman Luis
1:08:26
punuel Alfred Hitchcock Federico fellini Jean cactou and Francois
1:08:32
truffaut as among his major influences Craven 's first film
1:08:36
the last house on the left was conceived as a remake of Bergman
1:08:39
's divergent spring 1960. The goat in the dream seekers at
1:08:44
the beginning of a nightmare now it was included by Craven that's
1:08:46
the Maj tubunoel unfortunately Craven died of a brain tumor at
1:08:53
his home in LA on August 30th 2015 many actors and fellow
1:08:57
directors pay tribute to him including David Arquette Adrian
1:09:00
barbeau Angela Bassett Bruce Campbell Heather langenkamp Ned
1:09:05
Campbell John Carpenter Courtney Cox Joe Dante Johnny Depp Robert
1:09:10
England. Sarah Michelle gellar Lloyd
1:09:13
Kaufman Jamie Kennedy Rose McGowan Christy Swanson Edgar
1:09:17
Wright and Amanda wise the 10th episode of the horror television
1:09:22
screen serious scream and the 5th film and the franchise were
1:09:26
dedicated in his memory Craven was buried at the Lambert 's
1:09:31
Cove cemetery in the town of West tilsbury and the island of
1:09:34
Martha 's vineyard in Massachusetts the first
1:09:37
scholarly collection of work dedicated Craven was.
1:09:40
Published by Edinburgh University press in July 2023
1:09:44
throughout his career Craven was nominated for and won numerous
1:09:47
awards including multiple silent awards and several Film Festival
1:09:50
honors in 1977 Craven won the critical award at the Sykes Film
1:09:56
Festival for the horror film the hills have eyes in 1997 the
1:09:59
jaram Film Festival granted him the grand prize for the slasher
1:10:03
film scream in 2012 the New York City horror Film Festival award
1:10:07
Craven the lifetime achievement award.
1:10:17
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