The Reel Rejects - Every MAJOR Upcoming Horror Movie & Show (Nov 2025 - Dec 2026)

Episode Date: October 18, 2025

HORROR FANS ARE EATING GOOD! Greg Alba & John Humphrey dives into the most anticipated horror movies from November 2025 to December 2026! We’re breaking down Keeper (Osgood Perkins of Longlegs & The Blackcoat’s Daughter) where a wife faces unspeakable evil in a cabin; Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 (December 2025) continuing the animatronic mayhem; Bryan Fuller’s Dust Bunny with Mads Mikkelsen (Hannibal) and Sigourney Weaver (Alien); We Bury the Dead starring Daisy Ridley (Star Wars); Sam Raimi’s Send Help; Danny Boyle & Alex Garland’s 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple; Psycho Killer (Georgina Campbell, Barbarian); The Bride; Scream 7; Mike Flanagan’s Untitled Exorcist Movie; Lee Cronin’s (Evil Dead Rise) take on The Mummy; Ready or Not: Here I Come; Scary Movie 6; Evil Dead: Burn; Clayface (David Corenswet rumors); Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil film; Terrifier 4 (Art the Clown returns!); Remain (Jake Gyllenhaal x M. Night Shyamalan x Nicholas Sparks supernatural rom-thriller); Robert Eggers’ Werewulf (13th-century England); Peacock’s Carrie series & Crystal Lake; the Conjuring Universe series; American Horror Story 13; Onslaught (Adam Wingard); the Coen Brothers’ first horror movie; and an Insidious spinoff! Plus bonus mentions: Silent Night Deadly Night, M3GAN spinoff Soulm8te, and the primal thriller Primate. From vampires to zombies to slasher revivals, this is the ultimate horror preview for 2025-2026! Intense Suspense by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Support The Channel By Getting Some REEL REJECTS Apparel! https://www.rejectnationshop.com/ Follow Us On Socials:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reelrejects/  Tik-Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@reelrejects?lang=en Twitter: https://x.com/reelrejects Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheReelRejects/ Music Used In Ad:  Hat the Jazz by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Happy Alley by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... POWERED BY @GFUEL Visit https://gfuel.ly/3wD5Ygo and use code REJECTNATION for 20% off select tubs!! Head Editor: https://www.instagram.com/praperhq/?hl=en Co-Editor: Greg Alba Co-Editor: John Humphrey Music In Video: Airport Lounge - Disco Ultralounge by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Ask Us A QUESTION On CAMEO: https://www.cameo.com/thereelrejects Follow TheReelRejects On FACEBOOK, TWITTER, & INSTAGRAM:  FB:  https://www.facebook.com/TheReelRejects/ INSTAGRAM:  https://www.instagram.com/reelrejects/ TWITTER:  https://twitter.com/thereelrejects Follow GREG ON INSTAGRAM & TWITTER: INSTAGRAM:  https://www.instagram.com/thegregalba/ TWITTER:  https://twitter.com/thegregalba Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Are we live yet? No. This is the part where we're streaming, but it hasn't gone to YouTube yet. And that's finally gone to YouTube. So I'm hitting Go Live. People of the party, friends and neighbors. Welcome to the stream. It's Friday.

Okay. Are we live? Yeah. All right. Sweet. um okay you good Alex we got extra help today got a friend name Alex here who is I guess our operations manager and we have called her in last minute to help out here heck yeah with some stuff thank you guys for being patient with us as you're getting started very late today I had zero involvement in that so it's all thanks to the saving graces of everything John was able to muster together at the last minute here for a bunch of random mishaps. That being said, we are going to be doing something very different today for our stream. It's going to be not a ranking video. It's going to be

a discussion about horror and all the upcoming horror things. I've noticed over the past couple of streams, horror has been brought up a couple of times. And every time it's brought up in one of our super chats or stream labs, which by the way, we never end unless we go through every single one of them. Case in point, the last stream was like four hours long. We will defeat that time today. We have the technology. Last time it was a pretty lengthy one. And that's because you guys kept this live the entire time. You did. You did this. So thank you for participating with us. Anywho, I have noticed that with the stream labs and super chats, Horowitz brought up a lot. And we find ourselves really wanted to dive deeper into that. So we're following the vibe. We're following the flow. This

entire podcast has constantly been about finding a vibe and finding a different thing to open up a new Avenue for. So this is the first one we are confidently doing without leading with any comic book characters. We're just going to do horror. Don't worry. Robert Danny Jr. is in one of these movies. Maybe. There's a clay face on this list. There is a clay face on this list for sure. So ladies and gentlemen, whoever's in the chat right now, please leave a like on this video. Also, start chatting away here. What are the upcoming horror movies and TV shows from November 2025 to December 2026 that you are most looking forward to?

We got a giant list of things to discuss. Now, full disclosure, before I asked John how he's doing, I would just tell you guys, I am slowly, slowly, very, very slowly coming off of being very very, heated and flooded for like 48 hours straight. And I have really been a really big uplifting vibe around here, I would say. I think everyone would agree that I enter a room and suddenly the moods is super positive whenever I enter in. It's only more positive today and right now. I'm sure I sure I massively helped out when I showed up here 10 minutes before we're supposed to go live. John, how are you feeling today? I'm okay. I'm excited to talk about like a monologue

of friggin my favorite genre ever. I just get the air horn if I could. But yeah, there's a lot in this list that looks really fun and exciting. I haven't exposed myself to too much footage because I want to keep some of these fresh. And I also didn't know if any of these would be, you know, segwayed into a trailer thorn

at any point. Probably not, but you never know. Now, we do a lot less trailers now. In fact, when I was making the list for everything to talk about, which, by the way, even though we have a massive list of things to talk about, that's where you guys in the chat are really going to help us out because we're tied on this every major upcoming one and if we miss one

well that's on you because you're here to help us out and Alex is there to make notes and be like yeah I don't know if this was on Greg's massive email he sent last night I got at least there's there's one that I will throw in there that I didn't put on there yeah is it saw no okay because I don't know

saw is coming out in the last time I said I was excited for a saw movie ahead of the year was coming out. It was this year and it's not coming out. No, it's one movie that only I am probably excited for and most people are quite worried about. All right, cool, cool. Well, again, please leave a like because a big part of this is the playback that happened with it. And Alex, before we went live, I saw we got a couple of super chats beforehand. And so we're going to mix this up. Normally, what we do is we go through our main news stories and then we take a giant open Q&A of if super chats are streaming lives happen to come in and we figured that this time

we will kick off with if there's a pre one in here and then let's say we're talking about because like scream will come up at some point during this list so let's say we're talking about scream and then if someone happens to send something in no matter how little for scream then after we're done talking about our side of stream we'll take the question you know see if we can interweave it a little smoother For sure, something that will not be a smooth process. Alex, can you hear us? Talk.

Is Alex's voice on the stream? Are we sure? Pull that mic and put that mic closer to your face. Get it right up in your mouth. Put it inside your mouth. Damn, now I wish we had to be. We've known Alex's fifth grade. Make weird jokes like that.

We've heard that right. So, yeah, Alex, come on. You can do this, my friend. Who has someone contributed? I know they have. We're going to do this so rough around the edges. Was he the first one, though? He was the first one.

I don't know if he was. I think he was the third. Alex. Alex. Alex, trial by fire. Oh, my God. You're adding to the fury. Oh, no.

All right. It was Sebastian. Did we show Alex how to find the Super Jets? Or are we just like, go figure it out? I gave you a 10-second crash course. The website was pulled up for me. If you change, you see in the chat, where it says top chat, if you change it to fan funding, you'll be able to find it. I don't know if you even know what I'm saying right now.

She's the most unfamiliar. I love her. Oh, from the live chat. Oh, I see. I gave her the page page. Oh, we can do that too. Yeah. Yeah, we'll do the first ones.

That way we can make it easier. John, can you pull up the first? Yeah. First couple super chat. The three that came in before I know there's more than three that came in but we'll go right into the story after these three Let's go lovely October 16

There we go There we go, thank you Alex Well, yeah and I'll start with a This event was created last night So to YouTube It is October the 16th Let's see Where are we going to?

Sebastian Younce Yeah Let's go So happy I work from home Love you guys though. We love you too. Thank you so much for the early super chat. Thanks for working.

And then Reinaldo Torres Torres says, hey guys, a couple of questions. Do you think this new era of horror is keeping theaters like AMC and Regal alive since horror seems to be the genre consistently drawing crowds lately? And then can you go to his follow-up? Thank you for the two.

With platforms like Shutter giving indie horror more visibility like VHS, keeping the found footage style alive, do you think this new horror wave is changing how theater There's value horror today, much love. I feel like this is something that has been already a part of the industry for a long time, as horror is being something that people, that the studios realize is one of the most viable options.

Primate is not on my list of most anticipated. We will discuss primate a little bit. But it's weird looking at primate, which is this new Paramount movie. Have you seen the trailer for this? No, it's been recommended me. It's about a chimpanzee. going mad and it looks like the most blumhousey movie ever and it's not it's a paramount movie and it was interesting seeing how it got sort of adapted that way like i'm watching this and it

looks like so run-of-the-mill schlocky bad generic to me i don't think it looks like a very good movie okay and it feels very much like a you know how universal pictures if it's not blumhouse They kind of have a style. They kind of have a look. Like that pool movie. There's something about their style. Universal horror. Yeah.

They have one lens package that they lend out to every horror filmmaker here. I'm watching the trailer on two times speed right now. Yeah. I can't see what you mean. But you see the look? There's like a look that Universal has. Yeah, yeah.

With their films. And I can't quite pinpoint it. Someone with a cinematography channel, yeah. Like just go online and make a breakdown of what this looks. is and why. But horror for some reason is the most valuable item. And I think that's why it's so smart for DC studios to be going into horror because it's it's something that you could do for low to mid budget and it has a big universal appeal because horror is scary at home when you're by

yourself. It's also really scary when you're with a crowd. Like going to see Shelby Oaks with a packed audience reminding me of that. I'm so used to, sadly, I'm so used to, and I'm sure you are too, skipping horror movies to react to here, which is a great experience to give people. But it's been a while since I was in a jam-pack theater. Yeah. And to hear the roller coaster of it all. The rollercoaster, exactly, to hear the nervous laughter, to hear the quiet and anticipation.

When something scary pops up and people are like, ooh, you know. You feel the audience recoil. That big feeling is, is, it becomes a very communal, emotionally shared experience. And on top of that, makes fucking money. It does. And since the beginning of cinema, it has made money. And the other part with horror of why it's so cool is there was a time, and you would probably be able to speak to this better than I can. There's two, so we're making double the time here.

So, you gave a time, right? Yes, that's behind the scene things that you guys are talking about. Two minutes 50. But to ran all those point even further on that question, there was a time with horror where a respectable horror movie was so few and far between. It was like the shining, the exorcist. What else? There wasn't that many.

Yeah. Other than that, they were schlocky, you know, cheesy. In terms of like, they were considered low brow. Maybe Rosemary's Baby or something like. That is an example. You needed a director with clout that people took serious so that way people would take the movie seriously back then. You needed like a Stanley Kubrick.

Yeah, an Auteur who's doing a horror, not a horror director. To make it seem like horror is better than what it is. Whereas stuff like Nine Myr and Elm Street and Texas Chantown Massacre, and even Halloween, that shit would get its respect much later on, you know? Yeah. Yeah, yeah. The story of horror is hindsight praise. Exactly. And now horror is like the best genre for,

because horror presents the most sub-genres out of any genre, I think. It's like metal. It really is, though. It's like heavy metal. They have all, like, we have an Mnai Shama'amala movie on this list, and I was like, what the hell is this? This moment, Nicholas Sparks. Yeah.

And it's a, it's categorized as a supernatural, romantic horror film. What the hell of that, man? That is a genre we should be feeding romantic horror. Horror that's like kid accessible

but isn't silly. Like we should be putting more subgenres out there not just like, you know, I love a slasher movie but I feel like yeah, there are a couple genres that do really well

and what I would love to see is more of that. Yeah. And then we even look back now we notice there are films we didn't categorize as horror but certainly horror there. You know, now more people

call Jurassic Park a horror film. It's a monster movie. It is but how often do you ever back, I feel like for the longest time growing up people would not call it a horror movie. No, no, no, no. Because there's too much wonder and there's too much, you know, like, ooh. Too Spielbergy. Yeah, it's got too much fun.

And it's too, like, even the monster stuff feels, again, it's interesting. There are two kinds of roller coaster. You know, there's a one that's like you're going to challenge your fear and adrenaline. And then there's the other one where it's like, just want to have fun and feel the wind whip through my hair. And like Jurassic Park dips into being the intense one, but a lot of it is the more fun one. Yeah.

You know, and I think that's why. That's part of why. And plus, yeah, you could do it with all the different ranges of budget, you know, like we were able to open up the found footage genre to a whole new height. Yeah. All right. So you're ready to dive into some of the, just go through the list here. I know, I know we got more super chats and stream lives, but we wouldn't go to the actual thing at hand.

All right. Ready to do this, Johnny? I am ready. I'm just fixing it. Hey, someone in the chat mentioned Coraline, and Coraline is the reaction for that's coming out Monday. Yeah. You and Roxy. Yeah.

I'm excited for that one. That was a fun one. I'm excited to see what you guys have to say. I do love a little climation. Here's a forge in the chat. What's up, buddy? Thanks for not going to my tron screening because you had to hold your own tron screening. Wow.

Deadbeat Adam. Deadbeat Adam. That's his new nickname around here. Deadbeat Adam. All right. Let's see. Okay. okay so the first movie that i have here is coming out of november let me find that image it's called

keeper keeper oh the oz perkins movie i saw this trailer before weapons okay this is one of those trailers that admittedly did not truly hook me because it's an the first trailer i felt was like 10 minutes long yes you just kept going on for a very long time yes that i found out it's an odds as uh good perkins The man behind Long Legs, which you have yet to see, still. I have yet to see just in case. Long Legs is a really great movie. And Osgood Perkins, son of Anthony Perkins, right? The Norman Batesman.

Yeah. Norman Bateman. This movie is described as a wife becomes isolated and is secluded cabin. It has to fend off an unspeakable evil. Here's my worry about it. Actually, you know what? I say this because I feel like this used to be the case. The way how horror has usurped January as, oh my God, that's where you dump bad horror movies.

It was around the time when Mama came out, when we started going, maybe we can make good horror movies in January? Yeah, maybe there's a missing market, and then I think Mithrigan came out around then. Mithrig. And it did really well, too. And this one, to me, this is the more odd time, November, I think, is a strange time to do a horror movie. I remember Overlord came out It was like a couple days after Halloween And it seemed like the stupidest move

And I think Overlord is a massively overlooked horror movie All because of a bad release date If they just shifted it maybe even a week earlier Probably would have done better Because traditionally in the States People want to vibe-wise switch Right? Yeah. Like, okay, horror's done

Let's move on to a different feeling now. heartfelt stuff and family and warmth and yeah not the scary cold feelings and yeah like there and and what a couple years ago was it renfield came out in april and a couple of friends mine had said to me like you know like this would be the perfect holly this is like a haunted house movie uh and it should have been released for halloween like what what opportunity missed you yeah and it is weird because there's some stuff i'm trying to think of other examples but yeah like where it seems obvious you would want to put it out at holiday like i like horror all year But some stuff, yeah, like Overlord, that's a totally like August, September, like, it's not fully Halloween-ish, but it's definitely like fun and carnage and gore and, yeah, like, it's weird.

Where do you view neon on this list? Because it seems like there's Blumhouse is the top of the top in terms of the ones that make money. A-24 is the reputable one. It's the prestige one. Yeah, it's the prestige. I mean, they do win Oscars and shit. But they also get, you know, the horror movies that are the, you know, the fucking drama-heavy ones. Yeah.

And then there's neon, which I don't quite know how to categorize them because they seem like they're, they seem like unlike 824, they're willing to be a little bit schlucky. Depending on what they're doing. I think they maybe even take more swings and perhaps underrated wise and how much of a swing they'll take. I think, yeah, like, Neon seems like they are in, they don't seem bound by a genre, I guess. Like, Blumhouse, their whole thing is, like, their horror, and then occasionally they'll do, like, a whiplash or, you know, that documentary they did about dancing. And, you know, I feel like neon, I am used to seeing in front of more broad indie stuff that sometimes skews horror, and they've also done international because they do, like, Parasite. They did I-Tanya as well, and, you know, and Nora just now. so it's like they have like a it seems like a strong ratio of horror things which makes me feel like they recognize that in the indie space probably like a significant slice of your pie would probably want to be horror because you know it's like 824 i think it's it's kind of like half horror and then half other stuff yeah you know versus horror being like an equal slice of that pie and neon doesn't put out as much stuff so i feel like they're a bit more curated and i mean looking at what they have here i feel like they're

taste so far is pretty solid. Can you put Osgood Perkins, a director, IMDB? Yeah, let's get them in there. I have a theory. I've shared this with a couple of other YouTubers before, and you and I have talked about this at length years ago, is the rule of three. Yes. With not just comedy, but career-wise, I feel like to establish yourself, you need three. Like, Jordan Peel has done that. Jordan Peel, after get out, people have to pay close attention to what his next one is. Yeah. exactly us maybe not as well received but was still pretty good and effective and popular nope another one maybe not a strong none of them have come close to matching the the reverence of get out but still really good films the jordan peel name is strong yeah and night shaman

that is why the man still is able to work despite having some terrible fucking movies yeah because he did six cents he did unbreakable he did signs he had three like unbreakable love came around for that later and it's not a horror movie but it's still up to me that's a lot of people's favorite film of yeah he still did and then billage was like a hit even though it was divisive

so he had a rule of three as well and I think that's what you need for every actor and every director is you need three in order to be a name that's where I feel like Ariaster has not quite hit it because he had hereditary which was huge in summer which was impactful

but then everyone's like what the fuck is Bo's Afraid. It's the movie that no one liked and everyone wants me to watch. Yeah, that's the perfect description. It's like, you have to see this. It's terrible. I didn't understand it and it's awkward and strange and cringe, but watch it. Yeah.

You know, which makes me want to watch it. And I loved Eddington. It's my favorite movie of the year, but it is far from a universally loved experience. Well, I think it's an interesting thing because you need to have the three and you can have it in different ways because you need to have it. have the three where it's like all three of yours are critically loved like every the audience thinks it's great and mind blowing or whatever that's a version of the three but there's also like you got have three hits right two yeah and you could have a combination of both you know and i feel like

shyamalan's a good example of a guy who like has the financial hits in a strong three but maybe like the public opinion the critical hits in less than that you know or it's more divisive like you know like i think jordan peel has a solid three but i think a lot of people would be say like oh nope is probably like the third ranked one of those depends i think it's kind of hit or miss for when it comes to us and nope but what do you have osgoe perkins uh because all i know is long likes from him i don't know what else he's directed i remember his debut movie which uh which which i haven't seen but when it came out a lot of people put on their best of the year list which is the black coat's daughter that has kieran and shipka from madmen and supreme of the teenage which

uh yeah then he did i am the pretty thing that lives in the house in 2016 Gretel and Hansel, 20, an episode of Jordan Peel's Twilight Zone. And then, yeah, Long Legs, the Monkey and Keeper. Long Legs was the huge one. Long Legs was the huge one that, like, broke his name out for more than just people,

you know, following. Can you put the Ron Tomato score of the Monkey? Yeah. Maybe you see the Ron and Tomatoes score and Auditon score of the monkey. Jamie, can you pull that? All righty. What are we got? 77?

I heard this movie. Ooh, that's a terrible audience score. See, the thing about this is that, like, I remember what the discourse I heard at least was the word salad. What I remember the discourse being was sort of like people expected something more along the lines of long legs, which I understand is more like oppressive and, you know, harsh of tone and dramatic and opaque and obtuse and what the keeper trailer is. Sure. And then the monkey from what I understand is like almost borderline a comedy and it's like very violent and, and, you know, know, kind of the opposite in tone and style of, uh, yeah, something like long legs. But the trailer, I, I mean, what you described is what the movie actually is seems

really reflective of what the monkey trailer is. So yeah, that's weird. It is. Yeah, it's strange. Uh, and I think some people wanted it to be deeper maybe than it was. And I think he was trying to have some fun. Ah, yeah. I could at least, that's what I kind of remember of the conversation. I don't know if I call that a solid too. It's weird because like when people see, talk about it. the keeper they go to long legs when they're completely skipping over the fact he already had a movie this year yeah i completely forgot he made the monkey yeah yeah and i mean you know like again it seems like it was a bit of a fun one so not that that should diminish a entry in someone's filmography right it's like to to borrow a nerdy metaphor it's like gorillas puts out like a mainline

full feature album that's got all the bells and whistles and then between that they'll do like you know something more stripped down and chill, you know, and kind of vibey before gearing up for the next big, big thing. And I feel like that's kind of what he's doing here. All right, cool. You know, but yeah, Keeper looks crazy. All right, we spent a, we didn't spend enough time on Osgood Perkins. No.

I think we need to spend more. He's illegally blonde. He's in legally blonde. All right, cool. We're, we're smoothing out kinks. Yeah. We're smoothing out kinks. I'm enjoying this discussion so far.

Yeah. Alex. Alex. What's it looking like? We should get a camera on you next. We should get a camera on Alex. Has she figured out how to access to Superchats? Yeah. You're by yourself.

Yes, I got it. No, no, no. We'll see about that. And somebody said that you guys need to speak up. Oh, do we? So I put the mics up. We need to speak up? Yeah.

That's always the thing. It's like we always have the levels cranked. All right. But, you know, RIP, your headphones, if it's a problem. Yeah, okay. So next in line, what do we got? Well, Alex, I mean, did anyone bring up the keeper? were we out on the super chats this room no nobody brought up the keeper wow what came in though we should

at least acknowledge one okay so we have from sebastian pull it up john all right all right we go we're super chatting let me grab my window again are you ready or yeah he's got it on screen i got sebastian he's got it on screen here from sebastian do we actually think clay face is going to be a true horror or just bits and pieces also Anyone excited for Resident Evil Requiem? Have a great day, guys. Thank you so much, Alex. Is that what it called? Is it called Requiem?

No, I think Resident Evil Requiem is either the new game or a new anime in a movie. I don't think this is a Zach Krieger one. That's right. All right. So we can use this opportunity to talk about Clayface. Yeah. John, pull up a Clayface image. That way people know where we're at.

Pull up that clay. Thank you, Sebastian, for the question here. We'll knock, we'll just knock that off our list a little bit early right now. Yeah, I'm very excited about Clayface. We got like 30-something properties on here. We've got a year's worth of shit, so we're not going to get deep. We're going to start moving this a little bit quicker, I suppose. All right.

Do we actually think Clayface is going to be, I believe it will be an actual horror movie. Reason being is because James Gunn, who admittedly, after the peacemaker stuff, I start before it was like, whatever you say, man. and now I'm like, do you know what you said, James? There's some stuff that's not lining up where you actually pitched. Hey, man, yeah, I like you, but could you slow down, slow down, slow down really quick. This is the best image I could find of Clayface. And then now that I'm looking up close, I'm pretty sure this must be an AI prompt.

Is that an AI prompt? Oh, no. I can't tell. I can never tell. Is that an AI prompt or Photoshop? Alex, what are people in the chat saying? It sure could be. It 100% could be an AI prompt.

All right, all right. We're going to shame you in this single while I pull up a. different clay face image from the comics. Let me pull up a comic accurate clay phase. You know, it's hard to pull images out here. There's a lot of images to pull from. Well, okay, so in the Clayface story, supposedly, this is, okay, this is from Mike Flanagan,

so I feel like this will be an actual horror movie. And if it's Mike Flanagan, it'll probably be a horror, more horror drama, and have that tragedy element because he said he took most of his inspiration, or I don't know if it took most, but he really cited this in Batman the animated series, which does follow the story of a man who was a former actor, who is then, you know, disfigured

and then has to undergo some type of experiment and then ultimately becomes Clayface. So I love the double-dual meaning layers of an actor morphing who could morph into all these different types of things and Johnny Depp. Yeah, he's the Johnny Depp. I do feel like Clayface will actually

be a horror movie to answer your first question, but what are you most excited about with Clayface, John? In terms of a comic book movie that's actually aiming to really do horror, because I don't even feel like it'll have some like action movie crescendo or some bullshit where it tries to scapegoat out of it. I highly doubt it'll do that. I see, like, to me, this is a really cool opportunity. A, just yes, as a fan of when comic book movies commit to another genre and favor that genre more than kneecapping it by having to force it into like superhero movie conventions or whatever. Like, I think that's really exciting,

and I think we don't get a ton of that. So I think this is a great opportunity for DC to spread out and to show, like, hey, we can make different kinds of films within our umbrella. And, like, the old animated stuff has fights and cool action and things, but I feel like there are more, like, monster stories and, like, tragic tales of these, you know,

creatures that were made by some ill-gotten sort of... You know, like, this sounds like a... cool opportunity to do something like that and to transcribe a different piece of comic and cartoon comic history into the movies and yeah mike flanagan seems like a guy who's totally apt to make a story i know someone else is directing it but you know a story about a guy who's going through some kind of like probably internal crisis of identity plus you know the body horror monster element like there is a chance to mash up a bunch of horror subgenres and expand on what you know a comic book studio could do that that just seems like the most exciting thing and

Mike Flanagan's like the most trustworthy name in horror right now. Yeah, that's true. That's true. John, don't forget to cut to your single when you are talking, John. I know, I know. You know what? Let's experiment with me today. Let me see if I can handle.

It's actually easier to cut from the table when you're in the thing because you know when you're going to talk. And you also know, like, what needs to be hidden when. And, like, I can focus differently. Yeah, the labels are kind of messed up today. So today you're Greg. I'm going to do. I'm quite. boy and then pair is i get it photos is what you want when you want to see some pictures this will

this is a little psychologically mess yeah yeah you have to start like just going by position only yeah it's a little uh i can i can change the no no don't worry that uh yeah i mean my quick thoughts when it comes to uh clay face i mean we've talked kind of extensively about it on other streams what i would add to it though i would go back to the first joker movie with Joaquin Phoenix that movie does not have some big action movie crescendo by the end it sticks to what its genre is whether you like that movie or not additionally what people mainly highlight with that film is like in terms of a scene is the talk show scene yeah which is really tense which is kind of in a lot of ways straight out of a horror movie yeah right and

I think that alone is a great demonstration I feel like the first joker movie be kind of sort of toes the line between being a horror drama versus being just a psychological drama. Yeah. Well, and that's the thing is I feel like the modern age of horror, especially as done by 824, is so much about, hey, psychological drama is also horror. And like that, weirdly, if they started borrowing from that stuff for more, you know, commercial-type movies like, you know, again, your Batman Clayface story or a Joker type

thing even like there's more horror you could do with the joker and yeah like the fact that the prevailing horror of the now by and large is like dramatic horror only helps because you get better opportunities to make character studies represent wait exactly exactly now that the camera's back on here but thanks for that question that was a really good question we got a we got another playface question oh yeah we got another question what do we got is it in the supers or the streams It is in a super Boom, John, do your thing. Loaded, load it, John.

Loaded before we run out of time. Load it. Wait, Alex. Wait. I just want to let him know it's from Sebastian. Sebastian. What is it?

Which one is it? Sebastian Yuntz. Okay. If Clayface does really well financially, what other DC horror movies would you want? Give me Professor Pig. That guy freaks me out. Professor Pig would be like the saw movie of DC,

wouldn't it? Uh, let me see here. Oh my God, wait a minute. What? What? I, right after this, I have to go to what? Have you seen the street laps? Oh, I have seen a little bit of it.

Oh, do you see what that happened with the stock? I can't wait to go. I just randomly pulled. I did not know. No idea this happened. This is so fucking funny. I'll go to it later. Okay.

So to answer this question here, what would you want in terms of a DC horror movie character? I'm hoping Swamp Thing actually embraces that side. That's the one part of it that I, because that's that you get, you can still feed into the horror tragic element. That's the thing with a lot of these characters, is like there's a horror tragedy to be had. Even your favorite, kind of like a man bat.

Yeah. There's a horror, there's a tragedy. Yeah, it's sad. I fucking love sad. This poor guy. About sad. He's got to deal with it. Yeah, man.

Give me them sad monsters. Yeah. And I guess there's, but I mean, look at, like, Professor Pig, I don't know if that would work as like a, a focused one, you know? I don't know if that would work as a story with. That's your DC one shot. That's, that's your, like, special presentation, like, we make one of these.

Yeah. And it's, like, 45 minutes long or something shorter. I don't know if it would work as a, as a him as the protagonist, though. I mean, it would be a bold move. It would be bolder than, you know, doing something. We're like, oh, this poor universal monster, you know, which is usually the easy spot to go to is when you play on the tragedies, it evokes kind of the classic universal monsters.

Whereas Professor Pig is like more of like a Henry Portrait of serial killer. I was going to say, make it the version of jigsaw where he has no sympathetic background. He never got sick. In fact, he's a doctor who just messes. people up anyway and doesn't care, so he decides to become, like, a horrific villain. But there are a lot of cool characters. Like, Dead Man was one of my favorite characters to discover in the DC animated movies. I would love to see Dead Man in a movie.

I would love to see, obviously, Man Bat, or Man Spider, if we're talking to Marvel. Solomon Grundy is a character I like, which would be a relief. Getting tragic. Yeah, man. It's all about that tragedy. Sad corpse guy. Give me that. Yeah.

All right. Well, thanks for that question. Thank you. Hell's you. Before we move on to that, let's move on to the next month on those. here okay next up is good is it fun of experimental flow john drum roll please i don't know what button to hit to help you out here is it this one yeah it is okay five nights at freddies's part two okay let's go to five nights we got that five nights congrats so there's this joke we made

i i can't i can't wait to show you this stream last there's this joke that we made in the last live stream and someone decided to actually fulfill the joke yeah yeah it's so absurd it's funny because I

loaded the stream labs page earlier and I saw the like five of them and I laughed and then opening it up just now I scrolled further down and I was like oh yeah there's so many Loll MVP right there

MVP really an epic flex it's so it's crazy Oh, okay, so it's Chris, but I was looking for, I was trying to find Chris's Instagram earlier. Anyway, let's go back to Five Nats of Freddy's 2. So we saw this trailer together, John, and how are you feeling about this so far? Now that we are here with Five Nats of Freddy's 2, I have a lot of hope for it because we were not fans of the first one. It was one of those discussions that as we kept talking about it, first it was like, well, you know, here's what we like. and here's what we appreciate.

And then the more we kept talking about it, suddenly a lot of that seem to keep fading, and the more we discussed and unpacked. And then it turns to like an hour and a half discussion of why it doesn't work for us. I don't I love this? Yeah, yeah, which is sad because it was one of our biggest reactions I should have.

Sorry, kids. Yeah, and that was when I personally had it to myself. So it was a weird thing to like, oh, man, I'm going to be working my ass off on something that's bound to get us a lot of hatred right now. But I'm excited for two because I, from what I'm getting from the trailer, or at least what I call is that it seems like they're going to be actually improving upon the criticisms that the first one received. But where are you standing in terms of your anticipation for this movie? I'm like cautious.

I'm like curious about it. It's one of those I think that they can definitely, I have confidence that they can take whatever feedback they need to take to make it a more, you know, cohesion. of film for the rest of us, but also, like, it does look super fun, and I can tell fans are super charged up about, like, oh, the different parts of the lore and the characters and stuff like that. And so, like, it's an aesthetic and a vibe that I enjoy. So, like, if you put a better movie on top of it, I'll probably be that much more enthused about it. Because, like, thinking back on the first movie, I really like the vibe. Um, and a lot of what they assembled. It's just, like, yeah, the way the story moves is all, like, clunked out. So, and two, like,

there's a big spiral of lore and chilling circumstance that goes along with this stuff. So like, I'm a little wary that it has to always kind of remain for kids because the lore is so dark in the games. But I'm excited to see how they confront some of that stuff and how they bring some of that more chilling shit in. I'm like cautiously excited a little bit. I'm having a hard time recalling, is there another horror franchise that already had such a massive preexisting lore that a film felt they had to honor because this is a trap that a lot of video game adaptations and book adaptations obviously fall into is they get so hung up on well shit we got to like do all this lore we got to justice how much do we introduce in this one movie i mean what if we only get the

one movie so and that's often a problem and i think five nights at freddies did have to deal with that because like the first five nights at Freddy's the part of the appeal was the simplicity of it that simplicity is not present in the film simplicity of just being like a security guard who is you know looking at monitors being like

holy shit there's going to be like these things are moving these animatronics are alive you just went to chucky cheese recently Alex have you seen five nights at Freddy's no I have not how old are your daughters five and two and a half will you show them five nights at Freddy's absolutely not please show it to them tonight

I will pay you $200. $200 is not enough for me to stay up all night with them. $500. $500. Point a camera at them. $1,500 and we have a deal. All right. We can slap a brand deal on that.

If we can get $1,500 and super in stream web. I'll record it also. I feel like your eldest would be able. I don't want to see your kids' names on here. I feel like your eldest would be able to handle it pretty well. Yeah. I actually, I think my little one more than my eldest. Yeah.

She's a little. She's unfortunately not scared of anything. Oh, hell yeah. A little demon spawn in the making right there. She definitely gets it from her dad's side. But, yeah, that bastard didn't say bye when you went to the Tron-Aries event. Wow.

So with this, yeah, the first five nights of Freddy's missed out on that simplicity, and you can't just front of only do that now. You can't just go back and be like, let's just make it. There's one guy in this room. Yeah. Contending with this. But that was one of the disappointing parts. It's like, movie didn't even honor that, but I don't want to make it just an impact

of what, like, the first one, yeah, yeah, yeah. If anything, what this movie has to do right is, you know, freaking, make it just a good movie. We need, yeah. Just like, I don't know, proportionalize your plot and your character shit, so it doesn't feel so weird and disjointed. And then, yeah, maybe give it just a little extra ounce of, oh God, you said it a minute ago.

It's, it's, give it like a doom scene. You know that movie, I haven't seen the whole movie, but Doom with The Rock and Carl Urban. They do one sequence where it's like heads up display, first person POV. Do like a four-minute interlude where we're at the command station changing between all the security screens and shining the flashlight

out the door. Like, we kind of saw the setup, but yeah. A little bit. A little bit. A restricted POV shot. I mean, regardless, the movie's going to be fucking massive. It's going to be huge. It's going to be massive. It's even bigger. And it's not going to be just day and date anymore, right? It's probably going to just be just in theaters the first?

Is that what the trailer says? I think it's going to be in theaters, like only in theaters. But to our first, a couple super chats of today, like, that's another great point. It's like, Halloween. I remember I went to see Halloween ends on opening night.

And that was packed. It was packed. And I was like, this is available on Peacock right now. But people want the theater experience. Five Nights at Freddy's was available on Peacock and in the theaters the same day. And it was a massive theater hit, even though people could just watch it from home.

So there's some outliers, you know, when it comes to the whole idea of streaming affecting the theatrical experience, because at the end of the day, if a movie audience truly craves it, they will get it. You know, and that's why I think theaters have been, not all theaters, but, you know, I think there's a big resurgence. I don't have to write words resurgence. There's a bigger demand now for re-releases. or unique ways to experience a movie of nostalgia or love.

Like, I just got tickets at the Los Feliz Theater for the original King Kong. Cool. Like, that ticket excites me more than a lot of other tickets for movies that are new. We're going to go watch Back to the Future on an IMAX re-release. Like, that excites me. They're playing Sleepy Hollow on 35-millimeter around. Spiratically this month. Yeah, there's something about that that excites me more than a new release, sadly.

Well, I think that's the one way that theaters right now can perhaps kind of really grab people is by, I think even if you don't rush to the theater as part of your month, your week, you know, as a movie fan or whatever, I think there is something for people that when they know they love a movie and they haven't seen it on the big screen, you kind of want to get that experience. And I think that's something that maybe theatrically reaches more people than I got to see the smashing machine this weekend or something like that. Sad as that is to say, like, you know, anything indie has always had more trouble. And I think horror, like, we were talking about at the top, is kind of fortunate in that, like, it's always had, at least for certain subgenres means of bringing people in and feeling like a roller coaster and feeling like something you want to share in community. And horror movies are one of the most representative of, like, how many horror movies have you seen where people are in a theater in the moment? movie watching a scary movie or something like that definitely like horror movies carry on that mantle so definitely definitely all right cool so what did we just talk about finance of praise too we actually have some super chats okay okay um Ethan T okay you guys kind of answered this question

wait hold on his eggs are all right here we go Ethan T let's get to him oh it's a new one all right massive okay so we'll do Ethan T and then we'll uh we always mix this up. One day we will have a consistent formula. This is our first time doing like a listicle. Yeah.

This is a fun made in voyage. Yeah. Is this the one? Is the season two? Happy Friday, guys. Yeah. Are you excited for FNAF2?

There you go. Five nights of Fridays too. All that talk. And Alex is like, what the fuck is that? Word. I mean, no, I knew it was because I caught

At first, when I read it, I was like, oh, my God, what is that? Lucky for you, this is a five nights coming about it. And I was like, that makes sense. Happy Friday, guys. Are you too excited for five nights at Friday, too? And John, my love, any luck with a certain movie reaction? Which one's that? Oh, God.

Which reaction would this be? Are we trying to get, oh, is it day 4,012 of trying to get me to react to, is it Bo is the chimpanzee one? maybe no the fucking uh movie with the the with that artist better man better man yes the one yeah yeah see the tea i'm just gonna start my own channel and every day i'm gonna upload five minutes of my own reaction to better man and then in a couple months you'll have the full thing and i really want to watch it though back to the other question here oh i hit the wrong

button that's the live we had one more come in while you guys were talking about john john you got to fix the stream now all right all right i broke it i broke it i broke it i broke the stream, John. Now hit pair. There you go. We're back. I mean, I can, man, no, no, it's fixed.

Everyone, it's fixed. All right. Let's go, let's pick back up with where we left off earlier on that. We still got so many more movies to go through, but I'm enjoying this talk.

Let's cancel all the other to-dos today. Cancel the appointment that we booked a long time ago, Alex. Oh, no. I don't think your wife would be there. No, she wouldn't be.

Uh-oh. Uh-oh. All right. We're picking it up from Phnav. Do we have another thing? what we uh is earlier oh yeah yeah yeah okay okay cool raccoon shampoo thank you that's what you're to do help us keep us on track here let's go back you just missed it john scroll down oh my god okay you get that calm your calm your calm your that's right it's different here there you

do we do totally random talk oh we did it no we did it no we didn't you're full of shit Alex oh you're right we didn't well and and are we are we going in linear order I don't know anymore because if we're just going linearly then we should hit Rinaldo Torres Taurus Taurus is. We did do that. We did that one for sure. That was the first one we did. It's right. It's been so many years since then. There's three of us. This shouldn't be hard to keep track of this. Harder now. All right. Yeah, we did Sebastian. Okay. So totally random talk is next. All right. To go. Alex, read it. Hey, Greg and John. That's us. Just wondering, have either of you written anything in the horror genre? Remember a long time ago on a podcast, you were talking about writing, Greg. Yeah. Actually, I'm really excited. I finished my, let's put this on john while i talk and get his reaction to my progress in life i'll be i'll be speaking i'll be doing the v o for me i have huge nipples can you milk me i yeah i actually finished i've been

working on something kind of throughout the year and i i've been having to do it in like 30 minute chunks because that's all i really have it's really weird to like write a story in that amount of time and i I definitely had that feeling with the first draft was done. I'm like, this is perfect. There's nothing wrong with this. I started showing it to people. I was like,

okay, I guess I need to take my time with this. Oh, no. But then this past week, I've been getting up like way earlier and I'm like, I just really want to finish this draft before the end of the month. And this is what I'm excited for because there was like,

I've been fortunate enough to make enough connections where we could, if like, hey, if we wanted to try to get funding or start pitching this, we could. But this is the first property, first thing I've written, even though I wrote it as a screenplay, this is the first thing I wrote, I wrote where I went, maybe it's because I've been reading so many graphic novels lately in the past couple of years, where I was like, this could be, like, at first a graphic novel.

And I've always been a fan of the concept of doing something as a graphic novel first, and then adapting it in the film, I think because, like, you and I both, like, grew up on Sin City and Watchman, like, it was right around that time where everyone was doing like, hey Frank Miller's just do his do whatever he's doing cool graphic novel shit yeah yeah and it's specifically Frank Miller

whatever he's did he's the guy don't change it just do it I mean I know watchman isn't him but you're like the 300 and stuff well because you find watchman and then you're like oh man this Alan Morgan writes a lot yeah yeah and then and then watchman wasn't as successful

or as well received as a one to one translation and 300 is not a one to one translation either for clarity sake but I I vote my story is partly inspired by the era of universal monsters in the very, like, in the very, like, truest sense. And I thought this be a cool, like, black and white graphic novel, and I love reading

manga. I've only read The Attack on Titan, but reading that in black. One of the cool things that discovery in manga is that they'll be in black and white, then we'll do a very faithful adaptation. and not only is it in motion and voice work, but now it's in color then too. So I really love that approach. And that's actually what I'm considering just doing

because I'm like, I'm very proud of Chris Stockman. I think a lot of us YouTubers are, even if they don't know Chris Stockman. I'm very proud of him. A lot of us are. I don't see myself as someone who would be willing to be like, hey, I'm starting a Kickstarter for a movie I wrote. I don't see myself being that guy.

But I can see myself taking my own personal, and producing a graphic novel and being willing to be like, hey, if you want to buy this, I self-published, go check it out. You can get the rights from me. Yeah, I had John draw every page. I got to get my charcoal drawings. And you could tell which pages are artificial intelligence. Yes.

That's fine. They don't know anything. As long as it's under a certain percentage, we're going. Is that sad? No, no, I have, I'm really excited about it. But thanks for that question. All right, there's another movie on this list. Oh, Snapparini.

It's one I really want to talk about here. Snaperini. It's called Dust Bunny. All right, Dust Bun. Let's grab that image up here. As a chat, you guys, please leave a like on this video. How's a chat responding so far, Alex? Great.

I get like a little self-conscious diving in at certain time to the stream. It comes and goes. I get it. That man's, look at that man. Is there some hatred? Oh, my God. Is that the, I get it? No.

I was just saying I would prefer not to be on camera. Oh, it's okay. John flipped the camera. You said the worst words you could say to me. You don't tell the monster at a haunted house. You don't want them to scare you. They're going to come scare you. That's why they go after the girls all the time.

Somebody said, who's that lovely voice? I would just rather them, like, envision what they want. Oh, yeah. We hired a porn star people We can cut to an animatic You hired a porn star And you put it behind We can get Tilly Norwood to be you

We get Tilly Norwood Okay so this is a movie called Dust Buddy coming out I saw the trailer for this last night I put it on the list before I saw the trailer I don't know if it's fully a horror movie But why I'm excited for it is Because it's the same guy who made the Hannibal show Oh yeah Brian Fuller

Yeah And I believe he, was he the one who got attached to do the new Crystal Lake show or something? I think he was for a minute, right? It wasn't Kevin Williamson. Well, while we're here, we have this thing. We have a computer. We can type stuff in. Brian.

Right? Every time I hear the name Brian, I just think a family guy now. Sorry, what was it, Crystal Lake? Yeah, just type of Brian Fuller. Maybe we can find out what we... Yeah, Mike Flanagan mourns Brian Fuller's Crystal Lake. Oh, so he was going to do it, but then he's not doing it anymore. Brad Caleb Cain takes over.

So, in the chat, if you haven't seen Hannibal, it's a damn good show. I need to see that show. There's one show I randomly watched. I'm now at that point in my life where I will, before it was like, this is new popping hot. I got to watch it. Now I just put on like random shows that no one gives a shit about it anymore. Yeah, I just, I get it. really into them down.

Intertained curiosity. Yeah. And Hannibal was one of those. And I really like that show a lot. And the sad part about it is it never got a fourth season. And the third season, it got canceled. Yeah. But it ends in a way where, yes, you can have it in there.

You can have it. It's a bit open-ended, but kind of not really. But it's not really. But it's like the end. I think it's only open-ended because we know there's, a book called Silence of the Lams. Sure. And if we didn't know about

Silence of the Lambs, I don't think it would be so open. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. We've got to leave it open for the eventual reboot we're not going to make of that story. Yeah, and there was like rights issues with getting Clarice in there. But anyway, this is their weird reunion.

Brian Fuller and Mads-Mickleson and Sigourney Weaver, who is still working non-stop. That's how you stay young as an actor. Especially her. Yeah. And she's in this with them. and I'm just excited for the fact that Mads Mickleson

is not playing some bad guy. Yeah. I think, I don't know, actually. He's like a lethal protector of this movie. He's venom. And it's interesting to take the guy who, like, Mads Miggleston is often typecast as a bad guy. He's like the perfect bad guy.

Which is weird because when he's a good guy, he's a really great good guy. He's the most soothing bad guy. He's so sweet, right? Yeah, yeah, it's like, it's weird. He can play like the most evil dude and make it believable. And then he just kind of changes the dial a little bit. And he's an amazing, like, Galen Orsahook or something.

He and Christoph Waltz are cut from differently flavored, but very similar cloth. Yeah. They both, like, because they don't do, like, a big, like, bodily transformation or massive change in their voice. But it's literally like a dial that they do, something on the knob of their, of their talent, their instrument. You turn the charm from sweet to sinister and back. Yeah. You know, just like, and sometimes they're, like, all in there. Yeah.

yeah like as much as i'm like bored of him being typecast as a villain you like he does a great job at it and i'm excited to see him as as this uh you know guy trying to kill the monsters under the bed yeah that sounds like a fun like fantastic it's like uh what if if was john wick yeah or something like that you know that's a fun one anyway that's dust bunny i'm looking forward to just promoting movies this movie's probably not going to make any money well i i don't I don't think it's going to do well at all. Let's moment to the next one. The next one, guys, is a film called,

Oh, we bury the dead. Oh, then we should catch up on some streamlap and superchats. Queens of the Dead. It's called We Burry the Dead. Oh, Daisy Ridley. It is a January movie. Hell, yes. And if you guys have not seen the trailer for this film,

I was pleasantly surprised by how engrossing I actually found the trailer. It's a zombie movie, and at first I'm like this look this is probably going to be like a generic ass zombie movie but there's something to be said about a zombie movie that takes itself very serious now and is very cinematic because how often do we get that with movies now yeah I feel like with the zombie genre especially in film it has to be some type of clever spin in a more like fun way and there was something to be engrossing about it and I weirdly root for this actress a lot because I feel like she's got in a lot of unnecessary shade for playing a character

in a Star Wars movie who did not ask to be a Palpatina. And she gets all this shit. And I actually think she's a really good actor. And I feel like for some reason when she pops up, people kind of assume the worst about what the movie's going to be. And I'm hoping that this movie is a success for her. Yeah, absolutely. And I mean, you know, horror is often a nice place to like rebrand a little bit and also to show like because in zombie genres is famously, you know, a less expensive genre typically. You know, like it's a great place to like redefine and to show that you can carry a whole project. You can be physical. You can be dramatic. You can be intense. And the fact that this is something that yeah, is aiming for a bit more of an intense cinematic experience. It's kind of

Like, it's weird. I remember when World War Z came out, the big complaint is like, you could have literally made a hundred of this kind of movie for the price of this one movie. And there's truth in that, but I feel like we're at a point now

where especially like, why not elevate the zombie movie as well? As much as people hate the term elevated when it comes to anything horror, like, yeah, I'm down for another, you know, more thoughtful cinematic take on this. Can you pull up the poster for a Netflix? This is when Netflix original movies

we're excited to be called the Netflix original. It's called 1922. It's called 1922 with Thomas Jane. Yeah. I remember that movie. All right. This movie's messed up. That's what I've heard.

I didn't realize it. It's a messed up movie. Give me one of the good size. What's wrong with you, Google? I just go to Google. I mean, just like, yeah, 1922. So it's a Stephen King adaptation. movies you guys haven't seen it it's messed up i i randomly watched this at like three in the

morning i remember i was like in colorado and i couldn't go to sleep so i just put something on and i did not expect this yeah but it's the same director as this movie okay and if this guy's willing to do something that is as bleak and bold as that i'm I am way down to see what he can do in the horror genre for a zombie film. Like, pull up the log lamp for We Buried the Dead. It's kind of cool, though. We can do this now. We are slowly becoming every other podcast.

I see why they do what they do. Now we know why they have a monitor there. I see why they do it. Google Chrome there so we can search and push out to the audience. It definitely looks very striking, and it's go away iPhone app. All right, yeah, Zach Hilditch. What's the log line for this? Ava, a desperate woman whose husband is missing in the aftermath of a catastrophic military experiment joins a, quote, body retrieval unit.

But her search takes a chilling turn when the corpses she's burying, start showing signs of life. It's a solid logline for sure. Yeah, it's also weird to me how many zombie movies don't like to use the word zombie. It's always a, yeah, it's like any gimmick in a superhero movie or the, costume or something. It's like antiquated now. Yeah. I feel like, I don't know, it's such a shorthand. It's weird. Like, we're at the point now where I'm like, if you use

it, cool, if you have to acknowledge that you're using it or not using it, then fine. It's also a trope now. You know, but this does look really cool and it does look like it has the potential to bring that, like, gritty, dreariness. That's sort of like the road type quality. Yeah. But also,

I don't know. As many times we've done the zombie genre, it seems like there's still new shit you can do there. All right, John, we need to have like something in place now moving forward because we have to, I know, within an hour and 20 minutes at maximum. What do I signal that is not rude? Maybe we should start concluding what we are talking about here. Do Muppet Arms. Alex. I was thinking I could throw just like, yeah, we're going to run out of pen caps though after a while. Throw anything you can find.

Yeah. We got a lot of pens. As long as it doesn't disconnect us from the stream, you can throw anything you want. Yeah, because when it's coin, I, coin and I are both like, we got to run a clock, we got to move. We got to move in. Our anxieties are feeding each other to make sure we're moving on time. Yeah. And then as you and I, we get like really like, oh shit, we are like three movies in. We love to dive in. We need to like, go back.

Well, because all these movies are really interesting. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, this can't be a 10-hour stream. All right, this next one. This was an exciting one to talk about. I'm really excited. Oh, wait, wait, right. Yeah, let's go to the next one. Then we'll catch up on some, I promise we will.

I know we got some, and I promise to catch up on. All right. All right. So next one, I have not seen the trailer. I do not need to see the trailer. Oh, I think I know what you're talking about. It is a Sam Ramey movie called Send Help. I feel like Rachel McAdams, first off, has never quite gotten the illustrious career she deserves.

Same for this guy. Dylan O'Brien. Dillie B. he's another actor I feel like these are two actors they both do look like the two kind of leads you would see in a Sam Rame before

this is there's an whole universe or this is fucking Spider-Man Mary Jane or the cast who drag me to hell or evil dead like you can totally see it He's our new dark man Yeah this is exactly the kind of people you would see it in a Sam Ramey foe

Oh my goodness But we can at least read the plot line right Okay so the the plot plot line. What is the plot of this movie? Oh, they're like stranded on an island or something, right? Or they're stranded somewhere? Yeah. I'm always excited for a Sam Ramey original more than any. Like whenever he does like some IP, it's like, it's cool and I'm excited, of course. But yeah, the plot of this is two colleagues become stranded on a deserted island, the only survivors of a plane crash on the island. They must overcome past grievances and work together to survive. But

ultimately it's a battle of the wills and wits to make it out alive now i've seen some like imagery without audio kind of like what we're looking at right now in i mdb and the the speed of it the you could just see that sam ramy fervor is so prevalent throughout this entire like cinematical language and when he's lower budget the freedom to be an artist shows so much more oh yeah and whenever it's like a big budget there's something there where like i don't know why i get a sense you're a little sad making this movie well yeah every team like you're able to do exactly what you wanted to do and yeah you probably couldn't get his career like i don't know he still makes a lot of lemonade out of that stuff but yeah when he's like restricted and kind of on his own to do his

thing there's more interesting stuff that comes out of that and it's more flavorful and exciting yeah this is from like the tagline uh she's the boss now that i'm seeing on i mdb i'd guess this is like going to be one of those cathartic experiences of sticking it to your boss i guess and like too because like this has like let's move away from the moving images i'm afraid to i'm afraid to i'll show too much the uh the tagline or the the the log line you know has this interesting hook of like you know drama and stuff and it seems like there's potential with them getting stranded on this island for like you know i know lord of the flies type stuff is in and you know i don't know there's like all this stuff that flirts with this could be like a horror but it

might just be a thriller it might just be like a weird emotional thriller and I'm like kind of curious as to like this feels like Sam Ramey's going back to like you know it's low budget horror shit but also it could just be like a low budget psychological drama with you know two big actors maybe and I think the thing that people often forget what Sam Ramey is you know we will think of the horror but people forget it's usually a horror comedy and almost everything he does it's horror like the comedy side yeah which is something I know some people have a hard time getting on board with. There's a lot of slapstick on this island.

Yeah, I mean, it looks a little. Coconut's going to fall on his head. And then she's going to, like, vomit in his face at some point, like a bunch of goo. But he kind of invented a language with the, he, like, sort of invented a language with the camera that a lot of people have aped since he's done it. Very emphatic, yeah, like punch in and Dutch it, you know, really fast. And, yeah, like, really use the movement of the camera and, like, accentuate. things on screen. Yeah, it's, it's very rare where a filmmaker comes along and then you watch a bunch of

other movies to this day where a shot happens or something like, oh, it's very Sam Ramey. It's very Sam Ramey. He's, he, I don't think he gets enough credit for that as one of those, that influential of a director, because I don't feel like his movies are ever hailed as one of the greatest, but his style. His style has done something where it is, it is fucking everywhere. And people will often be like, that's such a Sam Ramey shot. that's such a Sam Ramey vibe. Anything in the fucking woods and cabin, like that's such a scary thing, you know?

And anything with like a force that's moving at like a kind of a speed or a crank, you know? Yeah. It's very... Fat, crash zoom. Yeah, more... Now sometimes Edgar Wright gets that, like, thing, but that's normally more the editing style

what I think would happen to Edgar Wright when people are like, this is very eager right. But Sam Ramey, like some... The choices he decided to do with the lens. Yeah. It's only Sam Ramey. Now it's like you kind of, the way there's like the Ken Burns of Zoom in on I movie.

Like there's a shot called Ken Burns now. There should be something like that for Sam Ramey. There should be a shot called like the Sam Ramey shot. He's probably, I, you know, I'm sure there's another name to bring up, but he's probably one of those guys who like, oh, this is a name you could bring up as one of the influences on so many films more than the, alongside all the people that you would hear, obviously. Like, everyone says Fincher or Paul Thomas Anderson or Tarantino or whoever else. like I feel like Spielberg

I feel like there's a lot of Ramey stuff he he worked on what was it duh yeah I don't know he shot some stuff for the coens on like Hudson sucker proxy or whatever so like you know

even in their shit that is inspiring other people like he's got hands on it so hell yeah hell yeah all right we took care of a popular one he did so let's go to the street lab

let's go to the street lab all right this time racket raccoon raccoon shampoo on on the on the on the super okay we'll go to okay let's go there first john all right let's do it we got you i got you john let's do that raccoon and then we're going to go to the streams all right and we're going to continue to this amazing list it's amazing list all right raccoon just control

that's shampoo raccoon i probably want the champ did you find it uh yeah let me scroll to where you there you are this one Alex no that that's where we're picking up with from where we love off at yeah gotcha Alex there's a difference between stream labs and super I know I know I know I swear I have two why you don't hire porn stars to be people I have two different browsers operate behind the scenes to the previous they only working front of the camera to the previous question I have written some horror stuff and one of them is online if you look up good night dash short horror film from fun size horror oh we will talk about the mummy yes oh yeah very very very

Very excited. Very excited. I mean, we're here. Let's talk about the raccoon shampoo. Raccoon shampoo. We'll help speed this slow. We'll give us, yeah, okay. All right, we can, yeah, we'll skip to the date of the mummy.

All right, here we go. So, let's pull up an image of the mummy here. Raccoon shampoo is asking about the mummy. Thank you so much, buddy. Thank you, raccoon shampoo. So for you guys who don't know, actually it's a nice transition, considering we just talked about Sam Ramey, who helmed the evil dead franchise.

So there's a couple of mummies in the works right now. Blumhouse wants to do, I mean, Universal wants to pick back up the mummy franchise in their own way. Hell yeah. You know, like traditional, more fun. We're raiding an old tomb and he's come back to life. Yeah, whatever the weird Tom Cruise one is. And then they have, there's talks about a mummy four. But Lee Cronin is the man who did Evil Dead.

eyes. Which we loved. Yeah. We love that one. It's not really fun, but we loved it. That's the thing you can, it's weird. Once you get out of Ramey territory and Evil Dead's, yeah, you're like, these are really fun, but they're good.

They're well done. Yeah, that is the odd part, right? Like, no one knows how to do that with Evil Dead, but Sam Ramey. Sam Ravy is the only one who knows how to keep it fun and horror. Which I appreciate, but yeah, it's like, they're fun, but in a really mean way. Yeah, like you just kind of succumb to it You can tell Fetti Alvarez or Lee Croner are giggling behind the camera

But anyway, this is going to be the more serious Mummy interpretation Yeah I mean the hands kind of look misleading Because they look a little bit more Wolfman-like But it was fun Like the rags I watched the, have you seen the original mummy movie with Boris Karloff?

It's been a minute, but yeah People also might not realize Boris Karloff played everyone back then He did He was the go-to for every actor Every famous universal monster. But he was the original Imhotep. And Imhotep is the main character he follows. So what a lot of people will associate with the mummy is the Brendan Fraser one, where Arnold...

Arnold Voslou, justice for Arnold Voslou. Arnold Voslou, who is not like he speaks in this Egyptian tongue and he's a real, like, supernatural bad guy. Where in the original mummy, I didn't expect this when I was... watching it with the misses he's just a dude walking around with the book he's just a guy he's he's like he's the mummy bandage guy for like two minutes yeah and the rest of the time he's just like imhotep casting spells and getting away with shit and his old fez hat yeah he just wants to walking around and fucking killing people and getting whatever he wants done in this modern society of us yeah and so going back to and so when i'm looking at the uh what we got here for this new mummy

movie i feel like it's going to go back to Imhotep being the main character and perhaps not a swashbuckling guy trying to stop the mummy I think this time we'll actually focus on the mummy as being a protagonist

hopefully I think that would be an incredible new way to do it and would be refreshing especially for the mummy to have it be like some kind of home invasion movie where the mummy wakes up in his tomb and he's like oh shit there are people in my tomb I got to get them the hell out of here I got to kick their

asses and swallow their souls so I can go back to sleep. Yeah. And then he like, yeah, it's the mummy's the hero and the villains are just the archaeologists who should have left well enough alone. I know there's like a I think that would be very fun. It would be funny, but it would also be a cool

ass movie. Tell me it wouldn't be. Tell me your idea wouldn't work. I mean, that seems like a much better concept. Like that Tom Cruz one was, it's fun in its own way, but it is not a it is not the direction the mummy needs right now and nor do I think it's the mummy for either

even though I think more people will be excited for the mummy four than this but this is universal like we talked about rule of three earlier invisible man was one yeah two wolf man we didn't even I have almost no interest in watching it

and it is it was not well received by like anyone like no one anybody wanted it's nobody likes it apparently and I'm sure people there's someone in the chat being like well actually I did it well you're you're not the these things go by majority sometimes and that's all we follow majority opinion

well yeah it's like a character like that has to galvanize you know there's got to be a wolfman every generation or something and for it to come and go is kind of a bummer but if this one doesn't do well I think sometimes people that I also can ideas and sometimes in threes

so they're going with this one they've committed to this one but I think if this one doesn't pan out then they're going to be like ah shit not we can't people don't like mummies anymore People don't like these singular focused low budget, more real versions of these characters. We're going to want some. Let's go back to big. Let's do more Dracula's untolds and stuff like that.

Oh, golly. I think if he really makes this something striking, I think this could be really cool. Yeah, if you go limited budget, but you really make it like, what would it be like if you and your family stumbled across this ancient mummy and unlocked a curse or something like that? you could do that in a way that's pretty fun and visceral and has a new aesthetic you know i gotta say i feel really bad i was about the wolfman because i haven't seen it and i'm totally acting i'm writing it off before i've even seen it that's not right i shouldn't do that uh i mean you know i'm laughing i'm like i take this so serious i'm like oh no i just disregarded the whole movie because i mean yeah it's a fair feeling to have i have that feeling

a lot but i try and yeah be be i want to watch the wolfman too like i want to watch it because I like Lee Wanell and everyone involved is good. It just, yeah, like, even from the outside and from talking to people, I know who love Wolfman stuff. They were like, yeah, you know, like it's a kind of cool, like, horror drama,

but it's not like exhilarating or fresh the way Invisible Man was. Yeah, it's like my motivation is low. Yeah, I feel like a Wolfman should, yeah, should stand out, you know, or a mummy should say, these tent pole monsters should stand out. Yeah, they should.

Well, just to, really make things more chaotic. Let's go. Let's move on then to January. Let's move on to December of 26 now. Oh my. We're doing the year Inside Out. We're talking about werewolves. Oh, dude, yeah, absolutely. There's one I just remembered. I don't know if anyone in the chats brought it up yet.

Uh-oh. But Robert Eggers is doing a werewolf movie. This is his new thing. I think This is what all roads have led to do for this guy. This is what he's been trying to get to his entire career. Yes. He was like, if I can fucking just get a paper path and I get an Osiratu done, then I could finally remake all them the way I want. The way they should be.

Yeah, with the utmost historical realism. I mean, honestly, like, there's so many Frankenstein properties. And I'm looking forward to Guillermo the Taurus. I'm not as excited as I want to be. fair I think there are multiple levels to be excited about that but if you told me

Robert Eggers is doing a Frankenstein movie I'd be like whoa that's gonna be a crazy so anyway before we was I think he was working on one and then he abandoned it or something

because he has a special ear for language you know he's credited for it's to the point where even if I don't know what authentic time period accents or voices

or dialect or vocabulary is but when I watch his movies it certainly sounds like it I'm like yeah that must be it I'm not going to question it so he's doing werewolf which is what is the

can put the yeah okay what's the say right there in medieval Britain a mysterious creature stalks the foggy countryside transforming local folklore into terrifying reality as villagers face an ancient supernatural threat I think it's going to be the 1,300s. The main rumor is that

Aaron Taylor Johnson will be playing the werewolf. Fun, which is great. I think someone in a previous live stream brought them up to us. How are you feeling about this? You were a much bigger fan of Nosferatu than I was. Yeah. I mean, you like the original Nospheratu a lot. Yeah. And you're a big fan of the remake. And there is something, even though we, there's something strange about this where

we talk about November. I think November, you shouldn't do horror movies. That's just like my weird rule. Sure. I'll still watch them, but I'm like, I don't feel like it's a smart move, but there's something to be weird about like, Osferatu weirdly fits as a random movie you would watch the horror timing during the Christmas season.

And Werewolf to me seems like another one that would weird, maybe because there's something like traditional about it and there's a wintery aspect to it, you know? Both of them don't, they don't like necessitate it, but they both have a strong tradition of being set in cold places.

where you want to get out of the cold and into someplace warm yeah and it's also like usually they're period pieces and there's like a lot of period Christmas stuff and you know you yeah you think of like you know Scrooge and whoever else like coming in out of the cold so like yeah I think it makes weirdly I'll make exceptions yeah for werewolves and vampires later on in the year but I think this is a really cool idea and I mean I know for some people Robert Eggers doing Nosferatu is a little bit like him playing the hits or you know kind of going to or something that's kind of been an inspiration to other things that he's done.

I understand he wrote this with the guy he co-wrote Northman with, so I wonder if this will have an element of savage. Only one I haven't seen him. Same. No, I haven't seen The Lighthouse either. That was a lie. But yeah, like this seems like a great... I'm really excited partly because this seems like a great chance for him to take

on a type of story, but not a specific story. So he can kind of do his own thing. It's like the witches, yeah, like what is his witch story look like and sound like? And I'm excited to hear what his wolf story looks like and sounds like. And for the intersection of like physicality that comes with a wolf story and also the themes that come with a wolf story, you know. Yeah. I think he can make something that's, yeah, really fraught and anguished and feverish in a different way. And what feels to me like it would be a bit more, I don't know, blood rushy than Nosferatu.

Like Nosferatu is very deliberate and cold and airy and chilly. And it definitely gets intense at times, but I feel like this could. be like a more predominantly intense experience given the nature of the beast and he's the only director where i don't laugh at fucking making your werewolf movie titled we're wolf wherewolves yeah it's like well of course it's probably how they spelled in whatever you know any other director i'd be like what a pretentious yeah for some reason robert eggers i'm like cool i expect this for you yeah how how else could we spell i'm surprised they're not an umlaut anywhere in there So excited, man.

Yeah. And I'm glad that he's... I could see it being the way how Scorsese and DeCaprio have found a kinship. I could see that happening with him and enter Taylor Johnson. Because I remember when Scorsese first worked with Decapreo and Gaines in New York, I didn't fully believe... To this day, when I watched Gaines in New York, I don't fully believe Decaprio in that movie. I still see a guy acting.

In fact, I would say that carried on in the aviator. He's trying so hard. But departed and afterwards, it was... was like whoa the man i now really believe anything this guy does now yeah and and i could and i felt that way with erin taylor johnson and osiratu and i and i later found out that other people felt similar with er and taylor johnson and osiratu but i i love the idea that he has faith in him and that perhaps if he is the were wolf he seems like a perfect call for something like that yeah he's been he's been buffed for many years and he's been trying to like fucking he already

looks like a wolf man yeah he's really dry and he's got chops yeah so Alex, you're giving me a look. What does that look mean? It's almost 140. Oh, I'm aware. My life. I got two hours of sleep. I ran into one of those situations last night where I was like, oh, my God, if I go to bed now, I'm only going to get six hours. Oh, fuck. I'm only getting it five hours.

Oh, I got all this work to do in the morning. Oh, shit. Maybe I should just get some work done. I always, on days I know I'm not going to sleep much. I'd sleep less. Yeah. That's weird. It's funny. And I have control over how little sleep I guess. It was very funny as Instagram that I was like,

oh, if I could only get eight hours asleep? And the guy said, okay, so what if you decided to go to bed eight hours before you had to wake up? It's funny. And I'm like, anytime I actually have the opportunity to do that, I can never fall. I was like, in the video. What?

I could do this? I just can't now. Now I got the time? Oh, no, I should do something. Even when I'm like laying down, like, I can't, man. Now I'm too excited that I could get a year. Yeah, now I'm all beat. Now I've got a second win.

My brain is not healthy. All right, cool. Now we're doing it. I mean, we've knocked off more on the, I'm enjoying the talk. But here, let's go to the. You have 19 more. Of movies? Yeah.

19 more movies or 19 more stream? 19 more movies. Oh, no. We've got, okay, we'll get some fun stream lives out of the way. We've got a stream lives right here. All right. So last week, last time, we were making a joke. This man who did this.

is Chris Whamoff. He gave $500 last week, crazy amount. He's done that before. And I tried finding his Instagram earlier. And I don't know what is, I don't know if he deleted his Instagram or not. Oh my God, Chris, come back. So, um, yeah, hit me up, Chris, if you, if you, uh, if you're watching this.

So we made a joke of like, it would be funny if he just contributed, like, once, like a bunch of one. It goes outstreamed as you could contribute $1. Like, you just contribute $500. one dollar so freaking funny dude and then we totally missed it

like we did because he started giving them like in the next morning or something yeah he gave a few days later yeah so we started doing let's start reading these there's not 500 he gave up after a while

I love this it's where's the scatman John scat man I'm the scab man scimidimidimit bap jack black right yeah skibbid him I like you really transcrib-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-l-d-d-d-d-d-d-l-d-d-pppbap-d-d-d-d-pbbap-d-d-d-pbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbd-d-d-d-d-d-l-d-d-l-l. How many did he do? I'm going to speed wrap-ccout this really quick, because the annoying part of the stream-stst is it take It takes time.

If we're already done, one, it takes time to do this. It's not just like a clicking or done. It's like, you have to commit to doing this. It's a Scooby-Uvy-Duby, Scooby-Duby-Duby melody. So one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fifteen, sixteen, sixteen, eighteen, sixteen, sixteen, eighteen, sixteen, eighteen, eighteen, eighteen, eighteen, eighteen, one, two, three, two, three, two, two, four. Okay. Oh, no, no, 25, 26, I just missed the top ones.

go to the top. Oh, this cat man. Oh, my God. No, you got like 30 something. Oh, he's got no more my time. Everybody. Oh, I know. He's well over 40, actually.

Well over 40 of these. As a matter of fact, don't let out of the hush back on this scam. He can do it's so cute. Everybody's saying that this cat man has touched with this. It does never stutter with these things. But go to October 17th. Okay.

Which is not October 15th. October 15th. October 15th. She's apparently doing those little by little. Yeah, let's show it on screen. We can't see it. Oh, my God. Okay.

Where is it? Yeah. So apparently. Apparently doing these little... Apparently doing those little by little definitely flex your account for fraud. So I'll stop there and just say you guys are awesome. Oh, that's so funny. We love you.

I really tried finding... I tried two days... I tried right away after this last week's stream and I tried again. actually earlier today I can't find your Instagram and I was looking through my prior messages can you just message me buddy so I could I want to send you a voice message

to thank you but yeah this is this is fucking hilarious this is really funny the official count is 45 45 yeah thank you Alex I knew we hired you for a reason this is the bank called they're like someone is very inefficiently trying to steal

all your money do you want us to put a stop reimburse me that's how people will steal though they'll do little chunks at a time that happened to us they do little chunks at a time and and so you so the person won't notice so blends in with your normal purchasing yeah uh but let's go to hasan all these since we're here at the stream labs yeah let's do it skibbidib dum bad up both Alex do you know how to access the stream labs I have it all right let her read it let us let our Greg has no faith in me let our Tilly Norwood do this Stephen she doesn't even know who Tilly Norwood is

Alex, catch up with the Times. My favorite actor. But I'll go and Google him after that. Oh, so Stephen. Steven. Stephen. Stephen said, I love horror films that offer something different, which is why I loved recently released Good Boy shot from a dog point of view.

Also loved in a violent nature shot entirely from the killer's point of view looking, have you seen or heard of them would recommend? All right, I want you to read that all again now in a British accent. In a British. I wasn't sure if I was reading it right. I love our films. You offer something different. Whoa, love.

I love how old. All of recently released, good boy. I want to see a good boy. I do I do. Oh, I'll see a good boy. Look at that pop over there. Yeah, I have heard this good boy movie is good. So, yeah, there's this dog movie from a...

I didn't even, I mean, that's entitled to know it. It sounds like a Christian theme movie. Yeah. A dog's perspective. A dog's perspective. Yeah. Wasn't that come out a year ago? Is that a real movie? Is that a movie? It's a dog something. A dog's therapist. There you go.

It would be like Jupiter. A dog's perspective. Yeah. Oh, goodness. I want to see both of these quite a bit. You know, violent nature has been out for a longer, but yeah. I think Good Boy just played Beyond Fest.

Good boy's getting a lot of praise. Did you see that they were trying to get, like, they said it some statement of the filmmakers or the studio, was that animals should get consideration for Oscar nominations. To give that good boy an award. I'm like, there's no fucking way this dog would ever, he wouldn't even register what's happening. Well, if you make it out of bacon.

They actually made a real fight about it. And that would be super cool. We're going to give artificial intelligence more rights before we give animals more rights. You know what? if we have a Tilly Norwood fucking eight nominate that dog

yeah like literally nominate the dog then Tilly Norwood will be your daughter's best friend in the future that dog is an animal act yeah you'll have to buy a cameo from Tilly Norwood for your kid's birthday She's not listening she doesn't think we're talking to her She doesn't like Tilly Norwood very much We're talking to you directly

Oh sorry We're talking to you about Tilly Oh golly You guys aren't right in my ears We feed off your Feed off your reactions You're a one audience member here. We feed off how much you're cringing in our commentary.

There's a delay in the chat. So we make a joke. We don't know if it's funny until like 45 seconds later. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Give us them sweet delayed labs, people, so we know we're okay. All righty. We want to go up to Haseena Ali?

Yes. Yeah. Oh. There was actually a lot of comments about this. Yes. Any chance of Jeepers, Jeepers, creepers, one, and two reactions, or are you? you boycotting them? Yeah, what is our rule now with them?

I mean, Victor Sal is not a good guy. Are we going to be the only people who don't cover them? I don't know. I mean, like, I've seen the original Jeepers creepers, and I liked it a lot when I saw it. I've never seen it. And I don't know what to... Does he get the money? Like, who gets the money?

And what is the line here? It's the one movie where we should go on there and be like, we are going to document how we pirate this particular movie. And how we... Inevertly are promoting this movie. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And what we're going to do is we're going to donate whatever the movie would have cost to rent to survivors of whatever heinous crimes that Victor Salvation. Yeah.

I mean, yeah, the guy's a monster, the director. Yeah. I don't know what to do there, honestly. Well, you never, like these conversations, this is where conversations get really confusing to me, honestly. Of how to, how to navigate these waters in, in terms of filmmakers. Because it's like, they're the, it's hardest when it's either the director. or the lead actor yeah because it's really easy to go well they're not the only ones who worked on this movie that is so true there's a bunch of other people that worked on this movie and it's not like when i hear jeepers creepers i think of the director's name i actually never remember the director's name until you mentioned i remember his name because of this oh yeah okay but i i i don't i never i never commit that man's name to memory yeah and i've heard we've been asked to get every act of this movie for years

now, years. And I am so weary of touching the territory of Jeepers, creepers, because I don't know what happens if we do Yeah. Because here's the thing. Here's the honest to God feeling

that I have currently in this moment in time. Even if it was 5% of, let's say there was an actual, 5% of someone who is a victim of a similar crime. shows up in our comment boxes like it's like it's a real victim

may not directly a victor but of a similar crime yeah yeah yeah I would immediately be like fuck we should take this off yeah yeah I immediately regret this decision it would be one of those cases you know yeah I know it's weird because we people make passes all the time for other directors and other filmmakers and we certainly have been like oh fuck I just do this like I don't know if we've done rosemary's baby have we

I lost track I don't think so and there's weird stuff about like well it was before we knew about this

I know right it's like the weird what it's we didn't know yet so it's okay this was at a

point in time when you know yeah Mel Gibson movies are often a content

can be a debate as well and when it comes to this though this is one where the story

of the director is the one thing that even though I never remember his name I get very It's just so ugly of a crime

Not to say the other crimes Other people I haven't done are ugly But it's just so Particularly Well and it's one of the worst It's one of the worst And it's like It's quite criminal what he did

Versus and not to play the spectrum fully But you know like there's a difference between Having some really shitty opinions And voicing them and being drunk and belligerent And whatever versus like Yeah What Victor Salvat is It's a different

It's a different layer of heinous And Jeepers Creepers is his baby It's like he wrote and directed it It's his thing he created Well Alex is a mother What do you think? She doesn't even know a story behind this guy I looked it up

He downloads PDF files Yeah On the regular Well Bill needless to say we're not gonna You're not gonna cover it any time soon right now It was more than just that about Yeah Yeah no it is a yeah

There's a reason we have said no for me He's not just downloading. He is a PDF file himself. Believe me, we know the Jeepers' Reaction. We get a lot of views. We know it would, but it's the other stuff where I'm like,

ah, I feel too uncomfortable. But yeah, let's move on a little bit to Damby. He is a Jeepers creeper. For sure. Ironic, right? Danby 900, they'll continue on with our list. We got several other moves to talk about. We do. Corny and Alex, we got 29. We got to wrap that up. I did not say

21 hour. I said 19. Oh, thank God. 29. Oh, we got 19. We got plenty time. We got 19. And an honorable mention.

That's not including all the super chats. We got it. Should we do another one? No, let's go through the stream. That's really quick here. You got Dan V-900 in here? Yeah, Dan V. Read it.

Read it for enthusiasm. Come on, Darleks. Come on. Well, now I have too much pressure. Speaking of horror shows, Greg, what were your thoughts on the finale of Alien? earth. Didn't watch it. If you finished it. I was not a fan. I was not a fan. Me neither. Sorry. Do you want to read it, Craig? I'm just trying to throw you off. Alex.

Seating the alien in broad daylight while being a pet plus, how everything... What the fuck do they do in this finale? A pet plus how everything... They did some stuff in this finale. Escalated so much with the hybrids didn't work for me. What? I don't even know what happened. I stopped after episode. two. I don't know what happened here. Oh, wow. You got a journey to go on. I actually, I like this experience more. Yes.

I'm like, what are they doing? It's fucking pet in broad daylight. Oh my goodness. That's hilarious. Okay. Did you watch it? I watched in real time, like, the first half, and then I saw the rest of it, like, in

high speed whilst looking for a thumbnail image. You did all the thumbnails right. So I, so I, I know what happens roughly in the second part of the show. But I would like to finish watching it. I mean, episode five is like an actual alien movie isolated to an episode, which looks pretty sick. And then, yeah, there's some interesting conclusions, stuff. I get why it's weird.

It's one of those things where, like, you can kind of trip the light of the context, and yes, I get why people don't like what they did. I think it's, there are interesting things about it, but, but, but, yeah, I won't say too much. But it is certainly an understandably divisive choice. I didn't dislike it, but I wasn't in love with it. I wasn't like this is, it didn't have quite the level of like, I don't want to see depth and sound pretentious, but like, I don't know, knowing Noah Holly's reputation,

I expected to be a little less superficial from what I had seen, especially in the early episodes, I was like, oh, this is kind of themes clearly stated, you know, it's pretty straightforward in terms of like how it articulates itself. Yeah. But I think some of the things that they wanted to explore we're interesting. Same people loved it or hated the shit out of it.

But I was in the camp of like, yeah, it's pretty cool. It's cool. But I'm not. I just, I don't really. I'd rather watch last man on earth. Hey, shout out to the channel, Will Forte. Let me continue this Will Forte show that ended many years ago instead. And then Davy 900 follows it up with this.

Read it, Alex. I'm going to do that thing where I just rew in my lips. As a wreck, if you have never seen it, and I wouldn't expect you to a reaction. The Monster Squad is a very fun film from the 80s, co-written by Shane Black. Thank Goonies, but the kids fight the Universal Monsters, where they idolize the films only for them to be real. I can hear you. Sounds like you're chewing. Monster Squad is actually a relatively well-loved movie.

Well, I've never seen Goonies, and Goonies. is on the list of react to you. I'm assigned to that, aren't I, Alex? I believe I'm assigned to that. Yes, you are with Tara. Oh, I'm doing with Tara? That's going to be a loud video. I've heard that the Goonies is a loud movie to be in with.

There are a couple of monster squad reactions out there. It's a bit of a cold classic. Sticking with Goonies. So I should stick you guys in Studio B. Yeah. All right. We have a rule of thumb here. Like, if this is going to be the louder reaction,

put it in B. You put them in B. In the Ice Spock. Yeah. Put them in the ice box. Yeah, the ice muck studio. This will teach you to be so loud. Can't move your vocal cords.

All right, cool. Let's continue on with our list then here, John. Cool. Thank you for those stream labs. And I brought the superstars that came in. We promised we never end the stream without doing them all. Without doing all. Good thing.

The next appointment is a five minute drive from here. It's not. It's in Van Nuys. What? Yeah. I thought it was, what's that the one of Burbank? North Hollywood. Why?

I don't know. That's the one they delivered it to. I have to go all the way over there. My wife was very misleading on this information. I blame you. No. I don't, no, no. I told her he's not going to like this, and I'm going to blame you.

Oh. Then we all blame John. She said, it's five minutes. It's not that big of a deal. Oh, no. Sorry. What's the drive time from here? Let's see.

I just sent her that. this it's north hollywood not be a nice oh god alex all this misleading information and by the way my wife's never wrong make your mind 16 minutes oh boy okay you know what i've had enough anxiety attacks the last 48 hours well make it work we'll make it fine go there show up do what i got to do and then run right back here and make it for the next shoot it's okay so i'm going to worry out just fine i'll cover whatever your next shoot she's never wrong the end coach Hey, John, Greg might be late for his next shoot. I know. Good to know.

I won't. We're going to start around fucking time. We're set. We're good. All right. So next on the list, we got 28 years later, the bone temple. Oh, I was right. Cool. We're back in January, 2026. I think this movie is going to flop. I am afraid for it. The first, okay, so 28 years later, this is not, this is not at all speaking on our opinion of 28 years later. We really enjoy the situation. Nor.

Nor when it came out on VOD did it seem to have a surge in numbers. And honestly, like this trailer kind of came out and then it came out. When the first one came out, 20 years later, people were like, that weren't awards for being... The trailer was way better received than the movie ever was. It's just as a narrative of the trailer

and the style and the emotion it had. I remember the trailer. like once or twice and then this trailer comes out and it looks really good and a solid sequel and i'm excited for it i bet you're excited for it i am excited for it but boy did the conversation not carry on at all after this trailer came out it is there's like almost no excitement for this movie and it's sad because i know they wanted to it's saying you guys are frozen oh no good that's why alex is here let's see what we got how long ago do we freeze uh just a few minutes ago No, not even a few minutes ago.

And minutes are seconds. Seconds. Good. Good cat. Screen quality is healthy. A lion bunch of YouTube sons of bees. Oh. Sorry, take it all for you.

Hey. I could just keep it on John while he's struggling. Keep it on me while I figure out what's going on. Damn, I cannot believe it is a 16-minute drive. I believe that is that 11 more minutes turns into 22 minutes did she say five minutes she said five minutes you'd be there not that it would take you five minutes get there will I only be there for five minutes yeah all you have to do is show your ID oh my god I know can we just like shave your head and have you go my idea what's wrong with the internet is it

the internet? I think it is. I'm afraid to check my phone. Because I can't load in the web page. There's usually like three random people listening. I'm like, oh, you're paying this on a live stream. And they were also messaging me about. How, uh, okay, I thought when they put frozen that they were talking about the movie, because we're covering that. That's not what they were talking about. Oh, so how long have we been frozen? Uh, no, I caught it right away. Oh, thank you. That's good. That helps. That's very good, Alex. that's why you're here is it because of where you're sitting John it doesn't make it sense shouldn't be because it's hardwired so I don't know are we still frozen experiencing a disconnection is is oh so we're still frozen right now chat windows updating any page to load right now oh is it's the it's the internet itself is as well

it feels like because yeah i can't load like other pages um and i'm just let me see if switching to Wi-fi i love the internet here it's so weird it's my favorite internet it's the best internet it's the only it's only in this room too okay um okay solution to this how do we read it's also down? Yeah. I'm not on the playback. These things kind of don't make it in there, do they? Do you say?

Yeah. Like us? Oh, like when shit goes out. Or actually it does. I think actually this just stays fine in there, doesn't it? I think it's because it's still technically like in the queue of what's being sent in. YouTube still receives it. I can always go back in and snip it out.

I was no internet. Why? Why, God, darn you? I don't know. I can reset it. It's not as simple as just like resetting the router or something. Network. Land is connected, IP address.

I don't have the V-Thing. I mean, my internet's working fine here. Is it? Yeah. What if we switch spots? We could try it. this is fun this is fun oh weird oh weird weird yeah John's computer is the one.

It's the one that's connected to the stream, and it's also the one not getting any internet. I had this problem when I was hosting. And how do you have internet? It's working now. Is it now? Yeah. So it must be because of where it's loading.

Yeah, usually the chat will tell us. Were you, John just left the room. No. I just got to grab this, uh, I'll be changing the elevator. I mean, we have to, like, start to, like, start the stream and all over again? No, because it's still, like, running everything. So once it reconnects, it should, you know, just, like, pick back up. It's been my experience in the past whenever something like this has happened.

Like you get your shit back once it reconnects, but. All right. Charlie has been. Oh, Charlie's, Charlie, my man. Yeah. Great, what coping skills are you to cope your anxiety? Actually, you're Charlie's, man. You haven't been doing your deep breaths?

No, I haven't been a focus. I've been, because it's weird. It's like I've been writing instead. But I was, yeah. Oh. Is it working? It might be. Yeah, it looks like it.

Is it really? It's working. Hey. But we switch spots. I don't like it. I know. Well, and I'm on Wi-Fi. I don't like it.

I don't want to be on Wi-Fi. But if it works, we'll take it. I mean, we'll take whatever, yeah. Yeah. We back up. Chat, let us know. Yeah, chat. We are back up.

Craig, it's fixed now. All right, cool. All right, let's do this proper. Okay. So we were saying how, and I was telling people in the chat, how terrible I am at a fall off the meditation band. wagon and i've noticed a difference in my health actually oh yep it's weird when you start neglecting things that were making you healthy it's easy to let health health is such a practice

it fucking really is man it's a muscle onto itself it weirdly is the muscle on top of other muscles anyway all right we had to switch frames as i had a little theory that it might have to do with where the laptop is streaming off of, but I don't think that was the problem. I think we just have to switch positions down. It shouldn't be, but it's, we'll get there. All right. Here, John, I was doing all right with this.

All right, yeah, yeah, I got this. All right, but I'm going to keep us super on track for sure now, now that I found out this location is much further than I anticipated. All right, so we were talking about 28 years later, the Bone Temple. We're just going to pick it back up right from we were left off at. Thanks for keeping me company in the chat, guys, while I was doing my thing. and um it was really more john doing this thing we we did our thing together we all did the thing we all did some things but i occasionally shut up alice shut up let's shut the fuck up alice not why you're here i've lost sight of my i don't want to talk about 20 years later

anymore right it's gonna fail it's gonna fail the box office what words are to say it's gonna fail we're not gonna get the killian Here's the ironic part. Here's the truly ironic part. If they pull up just a photo of killing Murphy so people know what we're talking about from 28 years later. This movie, I think they should just go through with the next 28 years later movie either way. Because if you did the 28 years later Killian Murphy one,

regardless of Bone Temple's a success or not, I think this would be a success. Yeah. Because he's back. If you bring your boy back. You bring the main character back from the first one. one and like this was everyone's introduction to his penis and then

after the thing. But also it was acting talented. Also, yeah and it's a tough one-two punch to orchestrate as an actor but he did. He really did. He's an amazing actor. It is incredible in that movie. When I re-watched it I did not remember that movie much at all and

I certainly didn't remember how incredible performance he gives in that film. He is terrific in the movie. And I did find myself going, it would be pretty interesting to see where this guy's at you know, after all these years when he thought this virus was done with. Yeah, especially because he was supposed to not live through the first movie. Exactly.

It would be really cool. So even if 20 years bone tip, I hope there's some type of weird negotiation they can make that, because they're saying it all depends on this one doing well, but 20 years later, Bone Temple, I just don't believe it'll actually do well. I mean, unless it's, I don't know what the budget is. I know they have a couple of name actors like Ray Fines and stuff.

I hope it does well. I want it to do well. I think it could do modestly depending on... Like, it seems like these hit really more in the UK and there's like cultural stuff about, especially the ending, the cliffhanger, the first one that ties into like stuff that's more pertinent and like people...

Just stuff that people are more aware of. Right. So I don't know. It's also coming out like in tight succession. So I wonder if people are going to get confused and think this is some kind of DLC like 1.5 like extended version of the movie and not quite realize that it's like a fully,

like I know it should be obvious but like you know this is a fully other sequel for sure you know well I don't know guys in the chat are you guys excited for this movie still

are you still chatting if you are what should we call it the chat everyone calls our live stream chat chat chat um subjects subjects yes our clients

our clients in the chat our uh our benefact people in the waiting room Our patrons, just call everyone a patron. No matter if they're a Patreon or not. Are you excited for this? Let's move on here, John.

Okay, so we're going to keep this traditional then. We wanted to hop around between these, but due to circumstances and stream delay, we have to keep it traditional now. Let's move on to this movie called Psycho Killer. Psycho killer. Casca se. Can you put the IMD for this, actually? Absolutely can.

This movie stars Georgina Campbell Who you guys might know from Barbarian And it's from the same producers Of Barbarian and Weapons She's incredible on Barbarian Truly I don't really know what else she has done

But the fact that they bring in her back here And the trailer itself Kind of reminded me a bit of the long look trailer But it looks like a little bit more deranged Like it's called psycho killer It looks to be living up to it. Sure. And I'm excited to see what more work Georgina might get down the road

because we're constantly on the lookout for like potential future scream queens and what avenue that might open up. And I really feel like for her, she could be that because she's not like a scream queen. She plays character from this trailer and then from Barbarian. She doesn't play like a traditional type of scream queen, quote unquote. She has characters with a lot more agency, and particularly in this trailer too. pull up the IMDB log line Put up the log line for this movie

A police officer tracks a killer After her husband A Highway Patrolman becomes one of his Vicatims From the twisted writer of Sesevenen And 8 Mumah But John what are you looking for to about this film? Yeah I mean like I

Especially you know the things in the trailer That hark into like satanic panic and stuff like this Like this looks like it has both the elements Of a you know highway slasher type movie but with a lot of demonic occult type imagery. The mask is pretty, like, sinister looking. So I like the idea of, you know, I get, without knowing a ton about long legs specifically,

I kind of get why, because, yeah, this looks like sort of a fraught investigation that will then lead to some kind of leveling up into the supernatural or whatever, almost all like the last shift or something like that. This looks really fun. This looks really cool. All right, John, do you mind punching in,

since I'm supposed to spot, so I'm punching in that camera on? The actual literal camera? Yeah. Yeah, boy. Let me get that out of focus going, baby. Yeah. Yeah, look at me, I'm in focus.

I'm super in focus. How hot you are now. Yeah, are you excited for the psycho killer? Are you going to Keskissay? I could see this potentially being... Who's the director of this movie? This is Gavin Poloni. Gabe?

Gay Vincent Poloni. What else has he done? Let's see, Gavin. produced 8 millimeter Let's see As a director He's got four credits We see

Finding Carter TV series Twisted TV series And Jane by Design TV series So this is a movie feature debut Wow I wonder how this movie came to be Considering the trailer

Looks nothing like any of those things Damn that's crazy And oh my God Hey a dog's purpose Produced by it's all coming full circle baby this guy produced the zombie land stuff and uh and primeval and has done has produced some horror things okay uh but yeah not not solely that and uh yeah this will be a produced panic room and uh produced well this is what i mean like you get these

like big ass movies that are being done in the horror genre for like the this is the only genre where they allow risk the only one now well yeah it's the one genre or two where you can get stuff made for like a modest budget and that's the point you know what doesn't look like a modest budget oh the next one on this list oh and i do not know what to feel about it yes it is called the bride the bride have you seen this trailer yeah i have not rewatched the trailer more times in the recent years trying to see what my feelings are on this yeah yeah yeah absolutely 100%. I have no idea what this Joker fully a new movie is going to

turn it to. I, yeah. I can't tell if this is going to be like a great movie or for lack of a better word, the most pretentious film I've seen in a very like. It's just, it's it's just so like

it's tricky. It seems like look how fucking cool we are. This either is going to be sick or it can be awesome as hell. Or it's going to be really annoying. Yeah, it definitely looks like it could fall into the wrong kind of pretension, but also, I mean, I do

kind of like the stuff that they're blending together. So, yeah, I could imagine this either turning out as a very passionate train wreck or as actually a kind of cool take, I don't know. I mean, it looks entertaining. Definitely, does. It looks the furthest thing from boring. I'm excited that Maggie Gyllenhaal's

getting to take a swing at this. I would rather... Looks more enjoyable than Joker Foley. It looks way more. It looks, weirdly, I watched the train, I'm like, this looks like what Joker Fulio should have been. Yeah, yeah, right? Because it's essentially just bride of frank. It's essentially the story.

It's Bonnie and Clyde, but they've, I don't even know how it's really Frankenstein and bride of Frankenstein, other than the fact that she's resurrected, and he's the Frankenstein sponsor. Other than that, it's just Bonnie and Clyde. Yeah. But, but, you know, Clyde's backstory is a little bit crazier than before. That's about it. It's like, he's got a little bit of different backstory.

What if funny and Clyde, but it's so Clyde, he's a Frankenstein, right? Yeah, that is just, that's actually what it is. that to be the new genre. It's Bunny and Clyde, but now they're werewolves. It's Bunny and Clyde, but now they're vampires. Because you know, one of the oddest things about the bride is she is an incredibly

iconic character, but she is a nothing character. It's weird. It's my favorite one of the classic monster movies that I've seen so far. Probably that and a miserable man. And

the bride is in the movie for like less than five minutes maybe yeah she says nothing does nothing she never comes back but she's so like important she wants her own life so it's cool to get a movie where all right at least the bride gets to be like a character but it's like the main appeal still looks like christian bail stealing the show yeah which is cool christian bail and maggie jillan hall reunited this is his chance to you know grab some of that glory he missed from public enemies But the chat, Alex, how's the chat feeling about this movie called The Bride? Nobody has said anything, though.

Wow, that's shocking. Wow. We're still stuck on you guys being frozen and everybody catching up. Oh, really? Yeah, somebody mentioned Final Destination. All right. Somebody thinks I'm hilarious. You are.

That's why we got to get you your own camera. It's why we got to get you live. All right. Yeah. Well, yeah, when it comes to this movie, The Bride, They're throwing a lot of money at it. I like the idea of, like, the bride being an actual main character and getting to live on past five minutes of screen time.

Yeah. But the logline is cool. Like, I like, yeah, in 1930s Chicago, Frankenstein asked Dr. Euphronius to help create him a companion. They give life to a murdered woman as the bride, sparking romance, police interest, and radical social change. Like, I don't know. It sounds like a really fun take. And I'm glad that they threw everything. could at it and they got a lot of fun monster movie imagery but yeah like it could really go either way

in execution i feel like like at march you know could be all right could be all right i have no idea it is i i i've never done this where i'm like i hit up i found olivia i'm like can i show you this trailer what do you think of it i am so fascinated by this movie just because it out of all the honestly i have all the movies on this list and there's a much bigger ones and this is the one I'm usually the most fascinated by

sure it is the most bold and like yeah interesting looking take I would say and I it is so weird to be like I cannot tell if this is going to be

just a terrible film or an ambitiously good time I mean I'm rooting for him I'm rooting for him and I mean Maggie Gyllenhaal like this is going to be fun because she wrote and directed this

so this is her baby so this could be yeah I think no matter what this becomes, it'll be unique and distinct. I hope so. And I hope it's in a good way. I just hope it's more entertaining than Mary Shelley's Frankenstein book. Oh, yeah. We talked about this before.

The movie, the 30s movie definitely sets you up for disappointment when you go back and read. No, man, look, I just read like a, I'm in like chapter or something or whatever, you know. And this Elizabeth character, I just read like, you know, four pages of her letter. Oh, yeah. Catching up Victor on her life. A lot of letters, yeah. And you're going to wish for... You're going to wish for some of that backstory.

I see why it's in the test of time. It's a bromance. This guy meets his dude, just stranded out in the tundrum. No, no, not that. I'm talking about Elizabeth, actually telling... I'm on, like, page 110. Hell yeah. You'll get there eventually.

You'll get to that monster. Keep going. How many links does it take to get to the center of the Tsypops? Suddenly there's a monster, like, oh, there's not really a moment. Yeah, it's just the monsters here. There's no, it's alive. It's alive. Yeah.

Definitely different in book form. I like that. I like Frankenstein, but it took me a while to appreciate the book. I've been instructed to throw a pen cap at you. Thank you. All right. Here we go. Because we should have stopped super chats and stream labs by now, according to Sebastian.

Wow. Why? Because they don't want to send any more streamlines. They know that you're on time limit. All right. Wow. Okay, so let's disable the Super Chats. There we go.

Super Chats Disabled, I understand. Disabled the Super Chats, John. They're disabled. They're disabled now. We'll have the remainder here we will go through. Thank you to all who have contributed so far. I also would like to point out that they want to be called citizens. Oh, that makes a lot more sense.

Why the fuck? Not subjects. Citizens, not subjects. This is a dictatorship now. Somebody recommended Gremlins, but that was just one person. I love Gremlin. All right. so citizens we're moving on here

we're moving on shouts out to return to Silent Hill just because I wanted to shout it out oh return to Silent Hill yeah no I feel like we're gonna I have to add I have to remind me I have to add that onto the reaction list because that is a film I want us to be covering here

but return to Silent Hill people are really excited for they're doing like a one two punch you're doing the new game and the new movie like right around the same time yeah absolutely I appreciate you bringing that up John of course just shouts out to Christoph Gansen Company and I hope it turns out well because this was a divisive trailers. We saw the first one together years ago and I remember feeling like this is a

goddamn nightmare. Yeah, I cannot tell you a thing that happens. But I remember feeling like, this is really scary. There's stuff that could be better. I was like 15 when we saw it, right? It was like a long time ago. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. That original movie, I know there's debate, but it's one of the most faithful video game adaptations in terms of like feeling and sound scape and just like kind of the vibes and what the subject matter is like it's not a perfect adaptation but it's definitely close and it's i saw it at midnight at the new beverly like last year sometime during Halloween and uh it's fascinating because it nails it half the time and the other half the time it's like kind of cheesy and all the dialogue is 80 yard but in a way it's like midnight movie charming oh okay you know yeah well when we

saw it uh it was the time on resident evil and silent hill was the new video game to compliment resident evil yeah and then same time that started happening with the movies yeah and i love the first i haven't seen silent hill revelation or whatever but i love the first movie oh thanks for shining it out john you did it you pull up the photo we did it what's the next one then is the conjuring no scream seven screams vin and we have some super chat about scream all right cool and we have to also monitor the ones we don't do well this is so this is a fan made poster first of all excellent And I love the idea of saying I found you, Sydney, on FM a poster, as if it's just... I forgot his name already.

Oh. Stu. Stu. My favorite fucking stupid or movie, and I can't remember this many guys name. People have for some reason. This is what the screen franchise has become, though, now. Which is kind of weird to me. Yeah.

Is now they want, like, a stew to come back. It's a frigging legacy machine now. That's all, that's what it's turned into. And I was so excited at, let's set aside all, people won't be happy about me saying this statement. Let's set aside all the political things that happened with the firing of Melissa Barrera. I think just as story-wise, this is not the greatest decision they could do. I think story-wise, this feels like a bit of, you know, fucking how Rise of Skywalker reacted to Last Jedi.

It feels very reactionary. type of development. I am still weirdly excited to just find out what this movie is. I'm always going to be curious, yeah. I mean, like, it's tricky because, like, Scream has... It's in a weird corner

because it has to be smarter than every other horror movie franchise, but also, like, it carries this level of reverence that makes it tricky to carry things on into the future. I think, like, it's good to want to make better movies and stuff with our horror franchises, but, you know, there was, like, a fun abandon that the horror franchises

this is commenting on had and now I wonder with a movie like this if they are going to kind of warp into self-parity in a way because yeah it's like I'll wait to see how Stu and why Stu is back and all that stuff or if it's going to be soap opera he's got a twin brother or whatever

but I don't know it's like it's politics aside it seems like they went through this very madcap rush to just get everybody back as many people back as we can get back You know, and freaking, is David D'Arquette in this, too? Are they going to unkill Dewey? I don't know if they're trying to, but yeah, it seems like,

because they were Kevin Williamson back, and I get the impression that he's directing this one? I believe so, and I get the impression, he's not even, like, giving two shits to really honor what the last two did. I think he's just going in here to do his own thing. I know some of the cast from the Scream 5 and 6 are in here, but for the most part, this seems like he's just really doing his own thing, you know

Sydney Prescott Neve Campbell amazing cool you know I think I think Gayle Weathers is actually the real MVP

of this franchise you know like like Wild Neff Campbell is an incredible performer my childhood crush and one of my favorite characters

in all of horror Sydney Prescott really it's Courtney Cox to me Courtney Cox is the real like badass of this whole franchise oh yeah well she's always digging for the scoop and then

she's a brazen character so she's also got that grit in the face of torment and I don't think you gets enough credit too that she did this role while Friends was airing yeah I didn't even put that together but yeah it's like the

right when they're at their peak and it's such a different person it's a completely different type of person and like Gail is a kind of is cold and shrill yeah but got a heart of gold still underneath there's still a moral code and she grows

but you know she she's she's she's tough as nails like there's there's similarities to monica but uh she's a fucking she's she's a badass bitch b a b as we say in the biz and i i i think uh i'm just excited that she's coming back but yeah this this movie it's weird like at first you know when the this is one of those cases and we're just we're going to see it happen where the melissa berrera firing happens you got a bunch people protesting this film i'm not going to watch it i'm not going to get everything and then everyone's that's that's all going to turn to a bunch of bullshit and the movie's still going to make a shit ton of money yeah and a lot of those people said they weren't going to watch it will probably

still like leave their comments and whatever but they'll still check this out yeah so you know like i'm not as excited for this as i'd like to be i should be it's my favorite horror movie of all time scream, and I love most of the movies. That's the thing as a franchise, too. As a franchise, it's rare to get a horror franchise where so many of them are really good. I think more

of them are good than bad. The only one I don't like is scream three. And even Scream 3 is like kind of charming and a quaint way. Happy for you to feel that way. Yeah, Scream is a less punishing franchise watch than some other franchise scream three is

yeah scream three is the only one I don't like but in scream five I'm a little bit like and I'm just not as wowed by as a lot of people were but I still like that one yeah it's pretty so yeah I don't know I have no idea what audiences are really feeling about this but it's going to be a hit

let's move on to the super chat thanks Alex people love Matthew Lillard from Moonlight Astro find his name Moonlight Astro. Let's see how it reads. Maybe it billy does the astro, astro.

All right, Moonlight Astro, I think I got you here. Make sure it's on screen, go. Hey, guys. There we go. Hey, guys. No, that reads like masculine energy. Hey, guys. I was actually watching it.

I was scratching my balls. Cracking open a cold one. He was actually watching the stream six reaction. Well, you know, drinking on the toilet Because I'm a guy And I have a TV in my bathroom Someone just dropped off a platter of seven hot dogs from eating in here Well, I pass the football around to my son

Pumps of Meyer My eagle tattoo All right, hey guys, I was actually What are you watching? Your Scream Six reaction By any chance, is there something you feel like The New Films lack the magic in the first four? Yeah. Actually, no, I think

Stream 6, the New York vibe, I thought they kind of embraced it, you know? There's a different energy to scream. That one was like aggressively violent. Yeah, and it felt fierce. Yeah, yeah. I think it went back to Ghostface feeling like

he's fucking punishing. Yeah, mean. Yes, that's the word for it. It felt like me. It wasn't quite Rob Zombie, but it was like, yeah, he could see a slight page. Whoever's under this mask, yeah,

It has something wrong with them. And in Scream Six, yeah, it feels more like, oh, they got hate in their heart, you know. Yeah, yeah. But if anything, the, we're Scream accelerated with this meta commentary while also being more than just meta, but being a genuinely good horror movie.

I think the commentary, the one that I'm placing more of my bets are, is in one of the movies on this list, which is scary movie six. So I appreciate that question. because it's, I think this would be a good transition. No, because we have another. Wow.

Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Oh, she doesn't understand how the yes and improv goes. Jeez. Take a class at the UCB. Why, O'Sha?

Yes, and what is the super chat? Drew Clerk. Wow. I thought I was going to do a great transition here. Producerial efforts. Okay. Nope, shut down. We're going to Drew.

Go, wait. What was it, Drew Kirk? D-R-E D-R-E D-R-E D-R-E I kept saying Dr. D-R-D-R-A in my head, too,

when I was reading it. Dr. Drew Clerk Still fucked it up. Dr. Dre-C-C-Lerk It's like when I read the word Demon and Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. Sorry, D-A-E-M-O-N.

Oh, Damon. Yeah. Yeah. They should just take out that A. Take out that... But Dr. Drew is here saying was literally just... Dre. Dre was here saying

was literally just coming to the channel to watch a live stream to keep me going thanks fellas stoke for scream seven and the jason show oh all right then i guess we'll follow this a five thank you for the super chat dr dr drey yeah thank you so i know people are really excited for scream seven so i don't want to rent too hard anyone's parade i'm just worried and i will gladly bite my words yeah same i get so excited at biting my words i really really do when i'm able to be like holy shit was i wrong that was a good movie yeah i love that feeling part of this balanced breakfast i love that feeling more than sometimes looking forward to a movie,

being like, yep, did the thing. Yeah, yeah, a pleasant surprise is more striking, you know. Yeah, this, this sounds like the experience, the Jason show, this Crystal Lake show, John, can you pull up some information on this? We got that, oh, look at that, we got a graphic. So, are they able, I forget, the rights on this sounds so confusing.

Like, are they able to use Jason or not? Do I really care to explore the lore of Crystal Lake without Jason is the world of Jason Borhe is more interesting than Jason Borhe's just simply killing people I'm not I don't really know the Jason franchise honestly that's it's one of the franchises I haven't really seen much of yeah as much as I'm a big horror nut like there's like Jason and I actually missed some of the nightmare on I'm sure's too yeah I mean Jason you know there's stuff you can do but They're not, they don't bring a super rich, deep, you know, well of backstory and lore.

I said well. Uh, ha, ha. Water. Water. Uh, you know, I mean, there's stuff you can do. And I mean, like, they've taken the approach. You know, from Dust Till Dawn worked as a show. People liked Bates Motel for a number of seasons.

But from Dust Till Dawn sets up at its ending scene. This ending shot from Dust Till Dawn is the pyramid. Yeah. So they set up like, whoa, there's something more because a bunch of people forgot to look behind the bar to this giant beer yeah a bunch of people never made it past the outer the outer sphere into the gigantic yeah ravine in the back helicopter or plane ever flew over this giant yeah i don't know exactly i'm trying to pull it up here to get the specifics on what they can or can't use i think there are issues with the hockey mask i think there are issues

with some of the naming in terms of like jason vorhees or camp crystal lake uh you know there are things you can do because like in the original movie obviously pamela vorhees is like you know acting as some sort of caretaker of the camp you could have stuff to do with the camp like i could see what a show would be you could explore the surrounding area of crystal lake you could bring in stuff from like part two where there are these like hillbillies living out on the fringe by the camp and you know you get a sense that there's a town not far from here so you could do stuff with all that and the movies are episodic in that it's the nature of who jason is changes over time, but once it reaches cruising altitude, it's just a new set of teens and people stumbling into his path. So you could, like, episodically do that. Here's what I found around here, okay? All right. The upcoming Crystal Lake TV series on Peacock

is produced by A-24. Yes. It can and will feature Jason Voorhees. It's described as an expanded prequel to the original Friday the 13th, but it's going to focus primarily on Pamela Vorhees, played by Linda Cardalini. Cool.

It's including James. Jason as a child, which is what we've all been drowning to see. And a reoccurring character is the original Jason. I want, I've been, I really want to know who Jason was before they drowned that child. I want to see a really gripping drama about a kid struggling with whatever, you know, physical condition Jason has, you know, and people just being so cruel to make it like the slap or something with Jason. All sarcasm aside, though, they did do a show that a lot of people were introduced to Vera Vermigon,

Bates Motel. That had the hook, though, of, like, Norman Bates, obviously in the Cytho movie, is like a fucking creep and raise this boy. And so the hook is to see how they formed into that. Yeah, and I don't really get that vibe with this, but I think they could do something like that. I'm curious. I like, you know, Jason as a kid is something. Like, I like the idea of following Pamela Vorhees, and I think I'm going to Cardalini's great. That stuff's interesting.

justice for Pamela. Because, you know, spoilers, she's essentially Jason in the original movie. Yeah. And I don't know exactly what you do

with boy Jason that's going to really satisfy people's hunger for freaking Jason Vorgies. Well, unless you have a child killing people, but, you know,

then that's a bit different. Well, John, I'll tell you what would be satisfying. What's that? Is the other peacock thing. There's a Carrie series coming out.

Oh, that makes a lot of sense, too. John, do you have a photo Oh, we got a photo of Carrie. I should have teed that up right then. I'm more naturally excited for the Carrie series because it's based on,

there's a big, there's a book. And a lot of people kind of forget that. Brian De Palma took a lot of his own creative liberties. There was this era where people were trying to do like more faithful adaptations of these movies via through like television show, or like miniseries.

They attempted that with the Shining. Yeah. And they attempted that with Carrie. Yeah. And I don't think either one went down so well. There was a sequel called The Rage 2. The Rage, Carrie 2 was there. That was a weird one.

Yeah, it's a weird thing to franchise something like that. But I love the Carrie story. Yeah. The very premise of a person who grows up bullied in school. It's like the ultimate oppression story, because on top of that, she's got a super fanatic religious mother who further bullies her. There's a reason why I've been like,

hey, if you do a scarecore movie, take inspiration from the Cary movie or the Cary narrative. Because there's no place for it to run to. No, it's completely true. And then it's like the buildup to the finale, I think it'd be like really cool. It's like knowing the prom moments coming

and I'd be more curious to see like, what would they be able to do to surpass the prom moment? Would the prom episode happen on like episode six and then they would, what would be the further expansion upon that? or would they just reserve all their basket the big thing for episode seven and eight you know yeah because they have to do something different that would stand out and will it be i would be more here if they keep it in a period piece than a modern i think a yeah it's weird because there's

stuff you can do and and some of you know the remake movie kind of tried to do some of that which wasn't bad ideas anyway um i don't know how it reads so like part of me is excited for the opportunity of just, yeah, we can adapt it more granularly akin to the book. And I feel like, yeah, carry is something that even in a period piece you can sort of extrapolate on or expand in ways that don't feel like they would be too much of a stretch while also really luxuriating in what the most potent sides of the story are. So, I mean, yeah, I feel like something like this could work. And carry is such that, like, I feel like you could make it periodically, even though it's not the poster child for like, we got to, you know, the classic monsters we remake every

once in a while. I think you could remake Carrie every once in a while because those ideas are always going to kind of be persistently relevant. And yeah, if you get someone who really breaks your heart and takes that story to its conclusion, that can be really rousing. I can see the path for this more than I can see a path for Crystal Lake. Yet, Crystal Lake will be the much bigger show. I'm excited. I like mountain vibes. I like Lake vibes. I just don't know how they're going to make it what Friday fans like are itching for yeah yeah well this okay so there's there's like certain remakes that are coming out that have me very intrigued now there's one remake in particular that I am super fascinated to see how this goes now let's go it is the exorcist

there we go a little Mikey flans because I don't know if you know this but uh David Gordon green's not making his two sequels anymore to I forgot that existed until right now trilogy oh damn that's right i completely forgot that was a thing they attempted this is an in-house pivot from bloomhouse away from their david gordon green plan into something i'm sure that will be uh i don't know at least more i i feel like mike flan he's getting to that point where he's all over the place now we see him a lot in terms of horror but i feel like he has the right sensibility for something like the exorcist i don't know what a new exorcist film would be but i feel like we often miss the point in trying to keep that alive as a franchise now.

Like, I haven't seen Believer, but I've heard a lot about Believer and from everything I've heard. I'd like to watch it someday, but it doesn't sound like it's aiming to be like the kind of film that The Exorcist was. Rather, people want to do the pea soup and the head spinning and the cool, exploitable elements when the Exorcist is like a film and also a horror experience, but it's not like a horror movie TM, you know. I weirdly feel like Mike Flanagan is a perfect person to actually continue it on.

And to clarify, it's not a remake. He is saying that it is a continuation designed to scare the hell out of people. It's scared the hell out of people. Okay. And it's like Mike Flanagan has a unique way of scaring because his movies are never full-blown horror films. And it's easy to kind of associate that with The Exorcist because of how popular it is. But that movie is more of like a character piece and it's super dread heavy. It's long.

It's a drama. I considered it a drama first before a horror. No, I'd say they're like equal in genre, but the drama's more of the lead. It's a horror movie because the tone is pretty quickly and consistently like oppressive and foreboding and dark and just something's wrong. And it's this anguish of this mom and her dog. Like, you know, even when you're not in the spooky shit, it's just still feels like some icky and evil is around the corner. Yeah. Yeah.

And I think Mike Flanagan is actually a really cool person. to do it and from the work that he's done, especially with something like Midnight Mass. And with those, you know, even if you're looking at a Honningham Hillhouse, he delves in themes of the three Fs.

Faith, family. What's the third one? I thought there were three. No, I don't know. The two Fs. Faith, family. Fun? Fun, finances. Did I really think?

Fudgeon. Are there even three Fs for this? Comment below with what the third F should be. Faith family and evil will be in citizens,

what should the third FDF be? I know the three Fs is fight, flight, freeze. Yeah, that's what they are. I got my brain jumbled.

Mike Flanagan, I think that's why Flights or freezes. Yeah, I like, oh, did he also work on the carry remake?

Oh, did he? Oh, interesting. Oh, cool. There was some all right stuff in there. The new one,

or the one that with uh clover i don't know man there's like uh there's a whole bunch of like random shit going around here but this there's there's something there's that's another thing too is like there's christopher nolan and james cameron are the kind of directors that they could do any genre or whatever and once and they themselves are kind of the stars of the movie when you slap their names on there and with horror that's a genre that has a couple of directors that when you put their name on there people get more intrigued and mike flanagan is one of those you could slap their name on there. And some of the people are like,

this must, this might actually be, you know, something because they did it. Yeah, you can at least count on the idea that he's going to have spent a lot of time on it, and it's going to be very, like, gracefully orchestrated. Yeah. You can count at least that level of effort being put into it. My one apprehension is I am way exceptionally more enthusiastic

about his television work than I am his movie work. Mm-hmm. I like his movies, but I love his shows. Yeah, he seems like a guy who thrives in a long form format. I would like to see more of his movies. I've seen a couple of them. And even something like a doctor's sleep, I'm like, I kind of want to see the director's cut of this.

I bet it's better. But yeah, I think an exorcist show from him. People liked the Fox Exorcist show more than I realized, but I feel like a show would be a great place to do that with him. And because it's based on a book, that almost sounds like the ideal way to do this for me. If you really want to keep it going and not just make it, like, oh, we're just, the trouble with the

exorcists as a franchise is how do you do a sequel that's not just like, we're doing some more exorcism movie shit, because there are a lot of exorcism movies. Why does this have to be the exorcist? And I feel like, he can answer that question, but I feel like, yeah, in the TV series, I would be like, oh, let's go. Whereas a movie, I'm like, okay, let's see what he comes up with. I feel like the risk is higher in the movie.

I'm there with you, man. I'm there with you. I actually got any stray comments here to say? Have you been to any of those? jump into some stupid chats. Everybody loves my pronunciation. Somebody said, when you read mine, this is my name. No, no, no, no, we're almost done with the main amount of movies here. Okay, so while we're on this subject of The Exorcists, why do we transition to another sequel that is Evil Dead Burn?

Evil Dead Burn. Let's go there. I queued the wrong one. I heard remake. Oh, yeah. Right when this stream's done, I am running to the car. Evil Dead Burn.

Lee Cronin, coming back. No, it's not. It's not Lee Cronin again? No. I'll be right now. Oh, who is it? It's a person named Sebastian Vaniszek. Vanek.

Oh, okay. Oh, oh, oh, oh. It's just a sequel directly to Evil Dead Rise. Right? It's continuing that. Is it? Is that the case? Something like that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I believe so. Unless I'm very much mistaken.

But I think that's what I read. Oh, Hunter Dewan from Freaking Wednesday. Maybe I'm wrong. Plot is under wraps. Okay. I'm returning cast members on this? Let's find out. Damn, that's crazy.

I thought maybe Lee Crone is just like producing it or something. Yeah, we got Laura McGregor as the. manager, Hunter Duhin, Lucian Buchanan, Tandy Wright. Not a lot of people I recognize specifically. I was kind of hoping they would carry on with one or two of the girls

from Evil Dead Rise. Yeah, I thought they would have, but I guess not. Oh, interesting. That's weird. It's like there's the Ash William storyline. Yeah. And then every other Evil Dead movie is going to be a completely new cast of characters. I know. I was really hoping they would bring Mia back.

You know, they wanted to do a Mia and Ash sort of crossover thing. Mia from the Fedia Alvarez one. Yes, yeah, the Jane Levy character. I guess, yeah, third standalone story. I was wrong. I read somewhere that it was like a follow-up directly, but yeah.

This will be interesting, though. I mean, this guy, I don't know as much of his work, but one thing that Evil Dead has seemed apt to do lately is like find guys with some interesting, punchy. Like, Fedé Alvarez had made shorts up until he got put into Evil. Dead 2013. It seems like

this guy has done one other feature called infested which wasn't that

didn't that come up at the Dead Meat horror awards this year wasn't

the spider movie that came up so I mean even just looking at the trailer

for that I can kind of see how they arrived at this person despite not being

very familiar with their work yeah he's a co-writer on it along with Sam Ramey

and a person named Floreant Bernard who I guess he's done a lot of television shows this is a very

I mean they're keeping this story under wraps which is fascinating to me because okay so they had one evil dead movie that was just a remake but apparently it's an adjacent universe or something and then they had another evil dead movie

which was a very contained movie on a family in an apartment building and now this one if they're keeping the plot under wraps But there's a chainsaw in this poster on IMDB. I am wondering if this is going to be the one where they actually try to tie it in

to the main evil dead storyline. I can see it. It would be cool. Because it looks like it's a chainsaw bursting from hell. Yeah, it definitely. And I mean, if this is a, sometimes IMDB accidentally puts fan-made posters on, this could be a real poster.

Yeah. And if this is a real poster, it's a pretty sick poster. and it evokes ash with a chainsaw and it would be kind of fucked up if they don't have Ash in there if like he's not an IMDB but you know like

it's 100% supposed to make you think of that I am curious I mean I I think Bruce Campbell just always leaves it up to like well Sam Ramey has something he wants to do so I don't necessarily foresee this as being something where like Ash is like the main character but I could I don't know

like he could be back in some kind of kind of side character capacity. Like it seems like the fun about this universe is that you can do kind of a bunch of things and with the books you can kind of travel anywhere. So part of me is like, yeah, we could do something that crashes into the original franchise timeline or maybe Ash has lost

somewhere else and they come across him. It'd be cool. But to do the movies, okay, to keep people dead alive and successful, unfortunately, to keep it profitable, you cannot keep it with Ash Williams. No.

As the main focus. unfortunately they have a whole show that they didn't even get to finish a storyline on so you just can't so weirdly I get

why you have to keep doing these like standalone installments and somehow this franchise is still kicking yeah in spite of having

a very strange trajectory where they're constantly doing like okay Ash Williams standalone Ash Williams no now we're standalone

yeah and somehow it's thriving and it just seems like it's one or two wrong moves away from staying buried because like I love the last one yeah and uh you're a huge fan and a lot of people are of the fettie alber is one yeah the show was well that's what I mean like they're all well received but now we're entering terrain of are we going to try to do continuity now are we going to try to do this is only a sequel to evil dead's one and two yeah yeah we're going to do that you didn't do army of darkness or any of that shit I think Evil Dead is in a fortunate position because, yeah, like Ash will always be kind of somebody we associate with it and will always, I think, be excited to see him come back in that capacity. But I think they have enough iconography. It's like you see Evil Dead and a chainsaw and you're already kind of off to the races or, you know, the Deadites have a particular quality and look that even when they are updated is even the updates made between the Deadites in the original movies versus like the Feddy Alvarez one versus. you know, rise. They all kind of have an aesthetic,

I don't know, connective tissue about them and, you know, it's like the book, it's the setup, it's the releasing of the demons, it's the POV shot. It's like, because they have so much iconography, I think you are in a unique position to not to have to rely on Ash. And so

I think they've been fortunate to be able to include him when they want to and when there's a fun opportunity to do that. But hey, if we just need to make another one of these with somebody else, like that's perfectly within the realm things that work you know all right well speaking of evil oh zach Krieger's resident evil very excited this one i'm super excited about man yeah buddy this would be his third yeah this is this is this whole theme of this show is rule of threes and this guy did barbarian he did it wasn't his

first movie but it was the first big one right yeah and uh people love it and it showed that you could do a non-tradition, non-linear storytelling in a way that could still make a shit ton of money because normally when you do that, people are like, this is not going to be a profitable film. That's the other part about horror. Horror can also take advantage of structure in a way that most genres can't and still be creatively exciting and financially incentivizing. And then weapons, which was fucking massive. an original idea

which you and I both loved I love that film he's one of my top favorites of the year and now with this Resident Evil movie he's saying is not going to be a straight adaptation of any of the games it'll be one of those that's still in like

continuity with the games kind of like with the fallout I don't think you saw fall but that's the same concept of Fallout is that it's not an adaptation of any of the games but the story is still in continuity with the game

is that world so it's part of the one of the many chapters of the fallout story. And that's his approach with this. This could be a Raccoon City file. He's getting a fat paycheck for this movie. I bet. He's getting $20 million for this. This is fucking insane for a third

director movie. But he's earned it with that relationship he's developed. And he's very bankable. He's not like an Ariaster, or even Mike Flanagan for that matter. Like he's like, I make original horror movies that make a lot of money.

He's got a unique soup right now that's Yeah, he makes stuff that has, like, interesting, dramatic work in it that, yeah, really brings the horror chills and thrills, but also has, like, this humor about it. Like, yeah, he's uniquely poised. And I'm curious to see how long that carries and how it warps and what it looks like in this context where it's like, it's an IP and people have notions about it. Like, this is a dream project for me. I'm excited for him. Well, it seems like he probably took inspiration from the video games directly because the games are overlooked for how cinematic, their actual. cinematography is.

I'm just talking about the visual coloring and stuff. I'm talking about the way the camera work is, especially in those first couple games. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. And I imagine he'll probably take a little bit of inspiration from that. And that's the other thing you were talking about, too.

He makes movies that are also fun. He makes fun movies. It was while they have the depth of characterization and while they have the horror and the thrills and that fine line between like elevated horror and spooky good time, the movies are entertaining. Yeah.

And, like, I wouldn't actually say that for, I feel like there's people who might, like, a Mike Flanagan project requires a little bit of a different type of... Oh, my God. The fan fail. Is the fan not on for John so many things? John, I must leave. That's the fan name. It's fine.

Why don't we just talk in the same? Yeah, we can talk in the same name. I just reset the fan, but, because, yeah, the thing was on, but... Keep going, gee. No, I'm not going to keep going, John. I'm going to keep it on your empty shot here. Your wife is calling me. It just keeps escalating.

All right, we're back in action, Looney Tunes. But yeah, I'm very excited Resident Evil. It seems like they should have gotten this right. I like the out of focus shot of you, Joe. Yeah, it seems like they should have gotten this right a long time ago. And, like, the Resident Evil movies that they made with Paul W.S. Anderson are like, oh, yeah, killing it. I would love to watch the Paul W.S. Anderson once

because all I remember about the original movie is that it's not much like Resident Evil except kind of a little bit, sort of. And then, you know, they plug in play with their details from then. It seems like a definitive Resident Evil adaptation should have happened and shouldn't be that complicated,

and yet it's been really hard to get it. So I'm looking forward. I hope Zach Craigor nails this. I think he will. And I feel like everyone in the world super excited about it yeah we're gonna take a little intermission here oh is everything okay to hear yeah she's gonna over here oh no she's gonna hurt me oh no she's gonna jump in the middle of the stream and flip the table she knows it's 16 minutes away you should

really make it clear to her that's serious she's tell her it's it's a further drive away that she realizes okay so another sequel on here I don't know how much we can really die. I don't want to give away, as I don't know your opinions of these next two movies, as you just watched the first one for the first time. You did complete the filming of the reactions and the reviews for these, the Terrifier 2 and 3,

and now we've got a Terrifier 4 coming up. Oh, lucky there. This is a fan-made poster. Because when I typed in Terrifier 4, there's a whole bunch of crazy fan-made posters. There's like much of him in space. There's a bunch of shit. But I'll go to that family poster

I like this because this one is like Oh what if they do like an Independence Day version of it Or like a weird Fourth of July one I think that would actually weirdly work Hey man riff on Uncle Sam or whatever that movie's called There is like a Fourth of July horror movie Yeah yeah and The Terrifier franchise is so fascinating to me

And maybe you feel this way now Because the audience has only seen Your reaction to the first one which is just at a very immediate primal it's a very direct slasher movie

it's a very we have one location and we need to make the most of it kind of movie and then when you get to the second and third one it suddenly becomes a lot more interesting in story and lore and I found my I even found myself tumbling down the rabbit hole of trying to figure out what this lore is and listening

to a bunch of think pieces on it just I became a real fan of whatever this world might actually be and whatever this history might actually be. They're smart to embrace fantasy. And there's so many answers that we still don't have. There's so much lack of clarity

on things. Do you feel like they can keep this going for a couple more movies or do you feel like it should end up four? I think it depends on how deep they want to go. I think if they want to I think they can keep it going for a couple more movies if they continue

pulling back the layers and getting more audacious with what the lore means and granted the risk is explaining anything, but, uh, I mean, the lore is interesting and it makes these very unique. So I would certainly be welcome. Like part of me is like I could see us continuing the trend of doing different holidays, but I said this in one of the reviews even. I was like, for a next installment, I kind of want to see them go even for like, I don't know, set it in actual hell and have her like fighting her way out of hell or something like that to get to art or art, you know, some kind of fantasy even greater than what is there now. Yeah. But, you know,

I think part of the charm is that they use the fantasy very sparingly, but I think past a certain point, go full fantasy. And Terrifier, it's cool to have these two ends of spectrums that we have like Shelby Oaks coming out. Stuckman's movie, which was the most financed Kickstarter movie ever. And you're seeing that and you wave of how you can make a big horror movie. And then Terrifier, which is, to me, is one of the coolest progressions of a filmmaker ever because he started off on, like, he did that movie for under a hundred keys. He didn't have like $30,000 the first one or something.

It was an insanely low budget because he utilized his one talent. And then when it came to the second movie, he went, I want to learn how to write. I want to actually be good at the writing and directing. And it's so cool to see a guy who decides he just makes a choice that I'm going to educate myself and I'm going to make something better. And he did. He made something that was like, whoa, I was after the first movie, I was going, why is this movie? Why is this so big? and then the second movie I went

I get why this movie is so big now this is a leap it is a massive like it's a bigger leap than like Terminator 1 and Terminator 2 than me because it the first movie is just like the violence that's it and there's something about the mood that some people like but the second movie

just takes a whole like wild leap in terms of filmmaking and storytelling from the same fucking guy and violence too yeah so I I'm excited for whatever he wants to do. I'm excited for it.

It's the wackiest flex in the world to be like, I'm going to give you this gruesome, disgusting, unrated movie, and I'm also going to pack it with very thoughtful character moment, good acting. Like, it's so funny to watch the sequels, especially, because it just feels like a flex.

It's just like, oh, I caught you caring about that drama. Yeah, yeah. It's like, these are, you know, two hours or more now, but I'm like, I'll trade that back for, like, actual care put into these things. It's crazy how he, because then he managed just to make, like, a modern-day, like, Lauren Leveria? Yeah, Lauren Levera, I think.

Man, just created a fucking awesome character with her. She's incredible in those movies. She's fucking awesome in those movies. And she's also, like, it's a real, real performance, fully three-dimensional character. And, like, you crafted a character to compliment the mystique of whoever this art the clown is. While also given a mysterious background to her that she's not even privy to. It is very, very impressive. So whatever he wants to do, it's like these movies first, it's cool how the marketing of these movies first lead with art,

even the third one, the Christmas angle, and like, yeah, the aesthetic. And even here people are having fun with like the space angle, maybe it might be in space. It might be a Fourth of July. But really, when you hop into those movies, it's all that deeper shit that the mythos. and so we forget that and then lead up to it but i'm i'm that's where i'm at is like what the mythos going to be this saga to the realm of demons and angels that this is all apparently played out on that uh i want that and i also want something silent because there's some some i do love that he has got such body language and they use his physicality for such characterization so like a silent

even if it's a short do that do something silent for sure um now we got another one up here it's called Ready or Not Here I Come Oh yeah I love it alone just for the title Yeah They really learned from Now You see me Not to make that mistake

I thought it too It's a hundred percent of the same thing I thought I'm a little bit On the fence about this one You know because I actually feel like The first one is a perfect contained piece Of an experience Where the whole time you're wondering

what is the rules? Is it real? Is it not real? A whole time. And you really don't know until it's final... Did you see it? Yeah. I see the original one.

You're acting to it? Who reacted to watch? I think so, yeah, as me and Roxy? Is it in Roxy? Is it in Roxy or is it? Andrew Roxy? No, I definitely saw it. Because I have an opinion on it now.

Yeah, okay, yeah, yeah. Because, yeah, but you don't know what it is. But that's part of the appeal is what's going on with this family. It's a game of life or death. It's a hunting for a human, but this weird, marriage tradition

and then is the devil real so it's not one where I want to see more lore though it is it's one of those movies where I'm like they must have

some kind of really clever idea of their sleeve because it's not coming out like immediately after and I remember the first movie being really well received I don't know how much like money it made but I feel like it did well

and people loved it So, like, it makes sense in that respect. And, yeah, I kind of remembering how the film wraps up, I'm not really sure, unless she gets pulled back into a new version of the game or something. No, no, no, spoilers is that the, it ends up, she wins the game, and then everyone dies. Yeah, they all explode or whatever. They all explode, and then she, yeah, she's free.

So I'm like, are you going to find more people who do this ritual and shoot them all? What are you going to do? No, I mean, if some are weaving, I trust them as creatives So like whatever they want to do Sure like I think like Screen 5 was all right to me Five Greens I love how they improved upon

What they had set up for Screen 5 with Screen 6 I did eventually watch What's the Abigail I did eventually watch Abigail Which I didn't love Abigail really suffers from having that reveal Even not be a reveal On that though

I didn't quite love the movie It was one of those movies Admittedly I saw it on a plane Oh And sometimes I'm halfway through a plane movie And I go I'm gonna stop this And I'll continue this when I'm off the plane Because this deserves to be

And I found myself going This feels like a perfectly fine plane movie to me I actually was like content Yeah I didn't find it to be Maybe that affected my fucking experience but honestly like I've watched enough movies on planes to know for me personally my subjective feeling of going yeah do I really need to not see this on a plane or like I found it fun and nifty and yeah I don't need it to be like the most lavish experience for fun and nifty it's like I can tell a bunch of these people got together had fun you know there are effects good job yeah and stuff like that and good choreography like it's it's I'm sure it was harder to make than it looks but but yeah like in terms of what it's actually doing I'm like Yeah, it's pretty fun.

It's nifty. It's not, you know, reinventing any wheels. It's fine. I like it. It's fine. I guess if we didn't know she was a vampire would make, it would certainly make that first time watching a more effective experience. Just be more rewarding because you're not like waiting for it.

And then there's stuff in the first half of the movie that you're just sitting there as the audience member going like, I'm going to have to wait a while for them to put this together, aren't I? That's true. I didn't factor that. It's that. There are a lot of teases that. I'm like, ah, this tease would be a tease if I didn't know that it was a tease, you know, or if I could only experience it as a tease rather than.

But I really didn't feel that bothered knowing the truth, because so much of the movie is still dealing with the vampire side of it. Totally. It's not like it undoes the movie, but I think it does remove what could have been a really cool reveal that would, like, create the kind of emotion that if you got to experience that fully, that surprise, then you might be that much more down for whatever. to come. I just don't want them to do lore stuff.

And that's where I kind of worry ready or not here I come will devolve into. We're going to get too deep into the, yeah, backstory of this demonic ritual. I love more of what they do. I love so much of what they do. I trust them as filmmakers. Yeah, they got

I'm still looking forward to this. But there is a bit of me like, this could be a little much. Yeah. Yeah, it's right at that crossroads. I'm like, It's long enough later. I think you guys maybe actually have a crack idea for this, and here's hoping. All right, John.

We've got a couple more to wrap up. We're going to do these, like, super duper quick, okay? Doop-de-stoop. Super-duper, I mean it. Poop-de-soup-doo-dip quick. All right. Let's move on to Scary Movie Six. Hey, there we go.

We got through, like, the main major ones. There's not a real horror movie, but I feel like we're the scream movie. All I have to contribute after talking about this movie so many times on live streams, I feel like if they have an opportunity here to be more than just the they could be the parody. They could be

there was something about naked gum where it was a pure comedy the Liam Neeson one is a pure comedy, pure spoof. I wouldn't call it like a commentary piece but if you pay enough attention is a commentary piece. It's like the way how some people have come around

on Austin Powers is like, you know, this might be just a tad bit more than a spoof movie. Yeah, totally. And I feel like scary movies. Not that they've done anything to say that they are capable of doing that. I don't believe them as writers to do that. But I don't know. Marlon Waynes is much older now.

He's really gone out of his way to try to show more of his dramatic chops. I mean, did the haunted mansion movies along the way or whatever the fuck those were called, the haunted house movies. Yeah. I have no real clue what, as I feel like it could kind of do some of the commentary that I feel like screams heaven won't do. I mean, it can, because it has, it doesn't have to be reverent to anything, whereas scream is in a rough position because it has to be deconstructing and irreverent with a franchise. People are now revering. Yeah. You know, it's like kind of a version of the Ghostbusters conundrum, whereas this, it's just got to not suck and, you know, be funny.

Hopefully. But yeah, I feel like this, especially because of all the rigamarole it's taken to get this back into their hands, I could feel them maybe potentially want to. to do something yeah that comes back to the brand of their humor but also yeah like sharply skewers the horror of today i mean they were fucked over financially creatively i've heard a lot of the stories on i've listened to the interviews i had no clue of how royally dicked over the wayans were on this whole franchise i don't like scary movie two i love scary movie one but you feel for them when you hear what happened with scary movie two and you're like oh no wonder the movies like this yeah no wonder's bad and then what the shit oh my god

just went ahead and started when it was their original idea scary and years of labor to get for them working on just the script for scary movie one yeah and so yeah this is rightfully their franchise so i'm just excited it's back in their hands for for that side whether it's going to be a good movie or not i don't i don't fucking know um here's hoping but here's hoping it's not just it'll be better than scary movie fine you know it's something gross annoying movie all right let's move on to uh this movie called Remain. Ooh, yes, Nicky Sparks. We talked about it a little bit earlier.

Nicky Sparks and M. Knight. So Maggie Gyllenhaal directing a horror, which has Jake in it. So this movie idea apparently started cooking up many, many years ago when Nicholas Sparks first hit up M. Knight Shammelon about doing a rewrite pass on the notebook adaptation. So this was before M. Knight was M. Night Shyamalan. This is Stuart Little M. Night Shyamalan. It's just steward. People forget that. Yeah.

And now they're doing this like supernatural, romantic drama. M. Knight always does it, man. He always managed to get some like fucking famous guy to be in one of his weird-ass movies. He's one of those directors where people are like, I don't know if he's going to make a good movie. But I got to try. Sometimes he makes a great movie. So I got to say yes. It's so weird because, too, like at worst, it's like a net neutral.

It's like I don't think people love Trap. but like the heart netizens remains strong even in the wake of it so like I imagine the jillen hall love will remain strong even if this isn't lustrous well you know I like the idea of leaning in with a very different type of genre to it because it hasn't really been that genre specific in a while like trap was kind of I think it's one of those you have to watch it to understand what the genre is I kind of feel that way with a lot of his movies I guess like the cabin one with Deh Batiso's like that's his apocalyptic horror movie but there's always been a weird romanticism to his writing that usually deals with faith in some way yeah and so there's

something there's there's a weird thing about when they said nicholas sparks where i went i actually completely see it there's that there's a bit of that romantic cheese that ham that cheese that haminess that weird sentimentality these guys would resonate over 100% of that sort of wide-eyed sincerity that like there's something about some of his movies

that feels sappy sad sappy in like an older timey kind of way because say what you will about the happening like the characters in that movie feel like they're in a 50s movie or something like that and so like

and two I will say like I think that again macab romance anything that takes genre and dips it into romance is like kind of underrated especially like for what I assume will be a relatively close to the A-list project

sometimes romantic dramas are the most tense experiences yeah there's fucking blue valentine I was telling you about love revolutionary road baby revolutionary road baby what are you looking at me because you're looking for I know I asked for 330 can we ask them if we could do four

yeah let me just go do that we'll wrap this up Yeah, but it's about a grieving architect moving from Cape Cod for work after leaving a psychiatric facility while staying at a historic bed and breakfast. He meets a mysterious woman who makes him question his rational beliefs. That sounds like a terrifyingly good time. Yeah, he's going to be contemplating life and loss at a historic bed and breakfast. I love it, John.

Hey, give me that spooky romance, man. There's not enough of it. You know, this might be a really long stream, but it's the one we'll be able to. to definitely make chapters for easily. Yeah. It's super simple. Which movie's on screen? That's the chapter.

That's the chapter right there. Go. All right. Now, okay, so we got a couple more here. Okay. And then we got super chance. So, uh, Conjuring Universe series. Yes.

I just find a photo of Ed and Lorraine. The real, the real G's right here. Yes. I keep getting this Conjuring Universe series confused with whatever the new insidious is supposed to be. I don't know. I'm way over insidious. Is an insidious movie?

coming out. It's a spin-off movie. It's called Thread or something. And, yeah, the, what's her name, Lynn Shea? Lynn She's coming back. Elise. Tucker and Spex, where are you at? Yeah, I'm

kind of way over the insidious franchise. I feel like that movie just really lost its heart quickly. The franchise, I think, just started like lost its blood so fast. But the Conjuring universe is

perhaps the second most successful cinematic universe to the MCU. Yeah, it has managed its spinoff cycle, its mainline cycles, sequels to its spinoff cycles for the most part. And it's never had a financial woe to put the franchise in jeopardy. Never once. Unlike Marvel, is that weird? I mean, that is interesting. I mean, the pressure put on the Conjuring universe is proportionally much lighter. Right.

Because they don't have to put out three movies a year. But that's why I think our first super chat that's kicked off this stream is so telling because people forget like, no, you can pull off a cinematic universe. And the conjuring universe is a cinematic universe. And I feel like we rarely refer to it as one of the defining cinematic universes when it totally is. You know, you're absolutely right about that. And it's, yeah, it's because I think it's weird. it's something that's so apparent with Marvel and yet you could see Annabelle

and you can see The Conjuring and La Yerona and whatever else as not, you can, you don't have to link them in your mind if you don't want to and they put characters in from the other movies and stuff, but you know, like not everybody's going to fully click the things together. No, but

it really is. So them to take off into this Conjuring Universe show I kind of roll my eyes at. So I know you didn't see Last Rights, did you? No, I haven't yet. I It's massive box office success. It better have been great. They, no, I think it's, I think I like it more than Conjuring 3, but I get why most people don't.

No, I, I for sure like it more than Conjuring 3, but I know why most, it's definitely not like that horror of a movie. Whereas it's hard on sleep. It's a lot more like heartfelt drama. That's a love letter sending off Ed and Lorraine slash Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmerga. It's like, oh shit, this is supposed to be the final. Let's montage this. I actually think it really kind of starts dropping the ball in the like the finale.

And I found the first half way more, way more intriguing than the last half is like, oh shit. People showed up for this. We need to do that stuff. Oh, no. And then in the last 10 minutes, we're like, oh, wait, well, this is supposed to be their final movie.

Shit. We've got to do something really memorable now, quick. And we've got to make this more supernatural than ever before while still selling the. idea that this was somehow real. Well, there's that, weirdly, there's really no villain.

Like no, there's a new monster here or there, but the, it's the one of the, the only conjuring movie where there's no definitive

like villain they introduce you to. Interesting. Like, I can't tell you for the life of me of their name or what makes them different or that unique.

But the very, very beginning, I think is supposed to be somewhat of a backdoor pilot tease. To this. Now, for those who don't know, what a backdoor pilot is, it's a fancy term people like to say where they basically test the waters, right, on, hey, well, people are interested in this. So the very beginning of the movie, they don't deage Ed and Lorraine.

They have two actors playing a younger Ednaudor Lorraine, and it's like a solid 10 minutes of the movie. It's a fucking revolution in Hollywood. If there's one thing the insidious movies did, they cast that actress from House of the Devil to be young. young Elise, and it worked out. I love to see it. There's something cool about that, huh? Yeah, the young Dom Toretto. I was like...

Oh, Dom Toretto, baby. That's where I went to. I was like, I like this guy. I was in that movie one time, and I'm like, Young Dom, I remember when they did that? That was kind of surprising. Bring back the art of casting young actors who kind of resemble whoever you're trying to replicate.

So I think that was their way of testing the waters. And I, I mean, the whole thing was to constantly try to make them look. like Vera Fermiga and Patrick. Patrick Wilson, not Warburg. Well, just take the one guy's shirt off and he's good. Yeah, Patrick Wilson, he doesn't take a shirt off as much anymore. What?

It's because he's an older, more dignified man now. So he just played that guitar. So this story, this Conjuring Universe show, it's supposed to be exploring more of their adventures because, you know, there's like a hundred documented cases. So at first I rolled my eyes, but then I did go, well, they do have. have like a lot of cases and you know the every conjuring movie of them is incredibly loosely based

like it's all 99% made up bullshit yeah so why not like it's it could be their ex-files exactly i kind of lately and i've never actually seen the x-files but uh i miss that kind of show or like supernatural this is my frame of reference or a buffy or something like that but in i think this has a really cool opportunity if they yeah brought back the episode of the week you know pick a few of their case files you could run that for a handful of seasons and yeah that sounds really fun actually it depends on how they do it right like part of the big charm of supernatural was some of their monster of the weeks and and and one of the things that a lot of these big series hinges on is not just well our main characters make it out alive you know following more of like their emotional arcs when you

know they'll probably live even though we know what their ending emotional arc is because we've seen the movies but it's more about what other characters they introduce in those episodes and can we get endeared to them that's that's the thing that uh the first two conjuring movies do so well yeah they get you hooked into the family to make you care so when n lorraine show up it's like they're fucking badasses who are here to save the day and they make us feel safe because they're here now yeah and you don't have to develop them the same way they literally have like a fucking like law and order structure yeah they do baked in for what they can do for their conjuring show it's just first half you focus on the victims and what they're going through and then

Edel Lorraine come in eventually you know I think that's literally a lot order but with the contrary character I feel like they could do that and then what you do every episode for the serial part is you give Ed and Lorraine some drama that's got nothing to do with the supernatural they're just like we're trying to mortgage our first house and there's tension over that but we also got this friggin position we got to go do it you know I think that would really cool yeah you get a different ensemble every week for the haunting you get whoever your Ed and Lorraine are to show up part way through the episode make that the structural game and then yeah you have like an anthology series i think where a lot of these

prequel shows go wrong is when they try to do with some like handing off with the main actors like bradley cooper in that limitless show or you're the new warrants like alex and i like dexter as a not dexter as right i like uh dexter original sin and you know they start off with michael see hall and then they go to the past and i'm like you know you shouldn't remind us of Michael's Heel. Yeah, yeah. And, and, uh, so I don't, I don't think they should start off of like, hey, here's Patrick Wilson and Vera Formiga and they're going through their fucking, like, closet of, you know,

the Annabelle doll and all this shit here. And then we, you know, dissolve to the past to start off on these young people. Yeah. Don't remind us of the actors we love. I mean, the trailer is going to start with an image of Annabelle no matter what. Hopefully. But, uh, yeah, I agree. That doll.

Just give us the young. And Lorraine Warren, there are enough of a concept now. I think you can do that without having to rely on Vera Farminga and Patrick Wilson. All right. And then this other show. Oh. Now, this is one just for me. Nope.

There's no way this is one of the most anticipated for anybody. Silent Hill, return to Silent Hill, the show. American Horror Story Season 13, baby. What do we got? What's the theme? Do you really? We have so many more shows in common than I realize. Can we get a camera on Alex?

Wait, have you seen all 12? I have not seen all 12th. The 12th? Fake fan. Last season was the Kim Kardashian one. Yeah, I have not seen that one. I started watching it while I was pregnant. Dude, you got a-

Terrible one to watch when you're pregnant. I was going to say, yeah, watch the motherhood one. Watch the freaking Black Widow. Out of all the ones to watch pregnant, that's probably the one you don't want to watch pregnant. Oh my God. So wait a minute. Do we know what the theme is?

I don't. And the way American Horror Story has evolved is, It's so weird and strange. I've not seen any of the shorts, whatever that spin-off is. American Horror Stories. Yeah, I haven't seen any of those, but I've seen every single episode

of all the American Horror Stories. I'm a pretty big fanatic of it, and I miss Evan Peters in them. Evan Peters, like, truly demonstrated a beautiful versatility throughout the seasons. I was going to say, what is the ensemble now? I haven't seen since Roa or no.

emma roberts is like the most there's like other actors whose names i do not know but they're in like they're they keep coming like lily rabe is she still there like sarah paulson sometimes no sarah paulson not so much i know jessica lang left i think once he started i think once ryan murphy started off into these other things like into the ed gine story baby oh man dude people love the ed gine story i i only got 15 minutes in We started it. Yeah, and I just couldn't take it's... I just wasn't digging the tone and it didn't...

I just couldn't take it serious. He sounds like Zoolander. Oh, no. Oh, hell yeah. I'm gonna watch this now. I don't... I got to watch this shit now. It is really, like...

I want to see it more because people just rave how terrible it is. I just think it's so stupid. You can't fucking cast Charlie Hunnam. And it was like... He's really dry. Gorgeous guy. It feels,

what I was telling Olivia, is it feels akin to what Tropic Thunder is making fun of with Jack, with Ben Siller playing a mentally challenged guy. Oh, no.

Like, I have no idea what that game really sounds like, but it feels akin to that. Okay. And an actor is like, I want to really be taken seriously. And then he does this. Weird-ass voice.

And I was like, What is this, like, register as the borderline offensive? You know, it's funny. Everything I hear about this makes me want to see it. Oh, yeah. I do want to finish it just because I want to see how worse it gets. Every rant, everything I've heard about how, like, sort of disrespectfully orchestrated it is or how, like, sensationally pulpified it's become.

Well, that's the weird thing about Ryan Murphy is he makes great starts. And then he just, like, fucking goes off the chivalry. chain he goes off he goes off rail like uh people versus oj was huge and i thought that was like just the right blend of ryan murphy right amount i saw that yeah yeah because it was it was fucking like amped up but it's clearly like a little tabloidy and it's vibes it's a little sensationalist and it's a little pulp it's just right it's a little camp i thought it's just right yeah it's so it's like great performance because it's a sordid time and you can feel that in the air yeah Yeah, you can feel the kind of cynical, like, oh, yeah, it's a media frenzy.

And admittedly, the Dahmer store, I get the controversy around it. That was Walmart. Like, this is kind of weird. And we do kind of elevate and propel up these serial killers more than the victims. And the episode, one of the episodes in that show goes out of its way to say that. And I'm like, but you're still doing that. But you're doing it now. The show is still about that.

You cast hot Evan Peters as Jeffrey Dahmer. What is this stupid? as the hottest fucking people. Because that's impressive acting range is when you could take someone hot and make him not hot. He's so good in it though. He is so good.

And that's it's fucking Ben Stiller in goddamn dramatic thunder when I saw with Charlie Otto. Because yeah, there's even like a scene early on where the mom's punishing him for his like wicked sexual ways and then he's just shirtless and I'm like, look how fucking cut I gain is.

He is so buff and he's got the nicest ass. Look how I fucking love this dude is. Known Jim Rat, known Chad, Ed Gein. Yeah. The guy who inspired Texas Chainsaw was out here getting yoked. He's fucking jacked dude.

Oh my God. Because Charlie Hunter was a great actor, too. He's done some, I've seen some shit beyond Pacific Rim where he's really fucking good. I mean, most people got to know him from Sons of Anarchy. He's a really damn good actor. He had a hell of a walk in that show. He did?

I am told. He walks. He doesn't ride the motorcycle He's the only one walks He's fucking bouncing Okay Anyway King Arthur I'm excited for American Horror Story

Season Thursday Whatever the theme is That's my commentary We are here for it Nothing about American Orridge Is I'm excited for it Because I love every one of these I mean

No there's some I really don't like There's the There's one where they titan it It's called What's that American Horror Street Grindhouse or something I figure what it's called I have all of the themes

Pulled up here What's the one that's like implies that it's two different double feature double feature yeah red tide the second part of that

is fucking awful it is boring and awful the alien one it's terrible but the first one's pretty cool it just really drops the ball and how it ends but that's not true

yeah no I like predator an alien and I like yeah we're looking forward to predator badlands I'm anti-ice Anti

Yeah, which is very pro-ali Yeah, 100%. It took me a second I'll like, yeah, we're going to be. All right, we've crossed off all these. You like District 9? I love District 9. That was a great alley.

I was like, I'm like Avatar. This movie's literally about alien. This is literally, yeah. Yeah, it's alienation. Let's do a story about immigrants. Make them actual Haley. Yeah. Intergalactic refugees.

And then a couple of other random ones. We don't really need to like dive too much. And then there's Adam Wingerd has left Godzilla franchise and he has now moved on to his own movie called Onslaught. We don't know much about it. But I'm excited for Adam Winger to return to his roots. I feel similar to when Sam Ramey returns to his roots. Hell yeah.

Get it. Get that onslaught going. And because he makes like fun horror films. In fact, when we met him of Godzilla X. Kong, a movie that I was. not a fan of I told him about the guests and how incredible

an experience that was and he did Your Next which is also another fucking awesome movie so I'm excited for him to go back

to his roots and I sort of felt even though people seemed he really seemed excited about Godzilla ex-Con like when we talked

to him like that enthusiasm felt very palpable but I could totally get why he would want to like go back to what he's

yeah he wants to have some autonomy I mean it seems like he got creative a fair amount of creative author author he got to put his stamp on the godzilla movies but yeah i bet he the cohen brothers sorry to cut you out there real quickly cohen brothers they're going back to

horror again we don't know what that is but when you look at their biggest dramas no country for old men and fargo horror is all throughout those again no country is another one where you wouldn't say horror at first but it's totally in a lot of ways of a horror movie it's a slasher movie And some other random mention, Silent Night Deadly Night is getting some random remake. Another remake of Silent Night Deadly Night. Let's go. I've never seen the OG, but apparently this one takes some controversial swings. I don't know what that means, but whatever. And we're just naming things off.

We're doing this bite-size. Interesting franchise. And Soulmate, which is with eight in that mate. It's the sex doll spinoff of Megan. Hell yeah, that's what we need. Which I was just crazy because I put a lot of eggs

in their basket for Megan and like Megan 2 came out and no one watched it I forget it exists I do too and now I'm hearing nothing

about this soul I think they and then even Jason Blum comes out like we thought a little too highly this don't watch Soulmate

we thought you guys were really into this so I'm sorry yeah yeah you know I mean it could be cool

soulmate you know it sounds I haven't seen companion but it sounds kind of reminiscent of companion i mean companion's a great movie i want to see it companion is really fucking good um but there's no way soulmate would be that movie okay well no no no not coming from but you know it like uh yeah some kind of love bot that comes to life and i feel like we're gonna get a surge of that i even had an idea of my own version of that but then once i started

hearing all these studios doing i'm like oh no this is the new fucking like what if you get in the lift and he's a serial killer movie. The second they greenlight that, the second someone says sex doll, Megan movie, you hear just like the sound of a thousand scripts being dusted off, like, oh, I got my sex robot movie.

The secret is they don't want to actually be your slave. Mine was more about, like, what happens when you try to make it more part of a thruple relationship and a couple that's already paling? We couldn't find it there. Mine was like totally like a weird, like romantic drama. You can't find a perfect third

Build one I mean fucking make it Hollywood I don't give a shit Make some like terrible version of it But yeah There's probably gonna be

A real big rise of these We're non-monogamous But no one else is Let's build a robot All right John We could do this efficiently Woo One minute at a time

What are we got We have 25 Super Chef Holy balls Let's do it John We're gonna Two testicles Okay we'll go to the streams Knock those off

Real right Let's reload We complete something Relo Shoot off Watch this happen fastly, quickly, and where I hand off my ID to my wife to go handle this task. Do the thing. All right.

Aisha Kenya, welcome back. Hey, handsome fellas and Alex. Hope, uh, happy bootacular Friday. Circling back on last week's conversation regarding heavier themes in film, specifically horror, would you consider blink twice and the entity as a reaction? not at this moment in time unfortunately ayesha you're one of our top supporters so i i constantly wanted just people please and say yes uh but at this moment in time probably not the entity from 1982 we'd like to position ourselves more where we can do like when we did strange darling i had

a huge feeling it wouldn't get that many views so we were like we're in a position where we could take a risk here and we need to be more in positions like like that where we could do something like this so right now it's not on the list but you never say never yeah there's been times where we've answered questions like these in a live stream and then much later on we end up doing them so i wouldn't say it's there's nothing on the agenda right now but appreciate you supporting and always being here for us and being curious enough to inquire about that they're curious about both movies michael mk hey guys since today's topic is horror i was wondering if there are any plans to watch the lepracom

on movies on the channel. I love how campy and silly they are. Also hoping to see y'all watch Practical Magic as the sequel is coming out soon. I don't a lot of people love Practical Magic. Well, I can more than likely guarantee you that, first of all, thanks for a very generous stream lab contribution here. More than guarantee you that when Practical Magic 2 is coming out,

we will probably have a reaction to Practical Magic. I don't know if you've picked up on this trend. That is more than likely what we'll do. As far as leprechaun, I've completely forgot about that franchise. I haven't seen a single one of those, actually. Dude, you haven't seen him go to the hood or space or to where Jennifer Aniston lives? There's only going to, we're going to around a time times where people are going to be able to, you know, like running out a host of do some first-time watches, you know. Now we're in this commentary arena, which is doing great.

I haven't seen a single leprechaun movie in front. But I wouldn't write leprechaun off. Killer Clowns from Outer Space has been on the list for a super long time, too. There's some, like, lower, more in-the-no kind of horror films that I'm. I'm like, oh, I would really like to cross this off my list. So there's like a lot of those. Lepricon has been one of those to cross off the list. So thank you for the inquiry there.

And yeah, that would be fun to do, man. We'll do it at the end of Friends. Yeah. All right, Alex, get ready to read fast, efficiently, clearly clarity, pronunciation go through a kick butt. This is like popcorn in school. Yeah, there you go, popcorn math. We're on Clayton. Clayton Crook?

All right, let's do it. Foreign horror wrecks. And will there be a reaction to Shelby? Oaks. Much love also shout out to Alex. Thank you Clayton. Foreign horror. Yeah I mean, usually the rules that we're something we're trying to do a little bit more of is

one of us will probably one or two of us might go do the theater experience while other people might do the reaction experience. So far as far as I know, I'm the only one that's all Shelby Oaks. So we just got to decide who would want to do the reaction to the VOD side of it. And of course that promotes the VOD.

Yeah. Woo! VOD! We got it. VOD. But I do think Shelby Oaks is an absolutely worthwhile theatrical experience. And sorry, Chris Duckman. There might be two people who do not pay to watch it, but they will pay for the VOD. Yeah. Which is also helpful to the movie.

Well, I will own your movie. And plus, I already contributed a good amount to your Kickstarter so I can afford to pay you more money for the VOD. Yeah, yeah, buddy. We're on Dakota Jones. Thanks, Alex. that's why she's here to make up you look you're the bad guy today oh foreign foreign horror uh we already did that one go watch rec foreign horror wrecks oh foreign horror oh sorry hey babes we're trying to go quickly okay go watch wreck uh climax pretty good uh eyes without a face

is pretty good i don't know there's a whole bunch of them train de buson someone here just watched train to buson's brilliant best zombie movie probably and uh let the right one in is undoubtedly one of my all-time favorite horror flicks so go watch that one uh yeah Yeah, Susperia, maybe. Though the Babadook, that's Australian. There you go. Nah, it's not real. Foreign, you know.

You don't have to read. Still fucking in English. You don't have to read that. All right, let's move on. All right, cool. Dakota Jones. Dakota Jones. Love to see an in-the-mouth-of-madness reaction.

John Carpenter. I would love to see that. I've never seen it. I've seen a, when I go to Cineophiles homes, I often see a Blu-ray of this. Yeah, yeah, yeah. This and what is it? In the mouth of Madness and Prince of Madness

and Prince of Darkness are two carpenters that I feel like I see a lot of people own and that are on the more like sort of devilish and supernatural side of his stuff. So I'm very curious to see it. I don't know if it would become a react, but I would love to watch in the mouth of Maddus. It's got that famous image of Sam Neal in the movie theater looking all crazy. Oh, okay. Yeah.

All right, not off the books, though. I think so. Maybe around another HP Lovecraft release. We can do that. I'd like to plan a little bit more around that. something that's a little more synergistic to the algorithm. But thank you, Dakota. Thanks for always being here.

Rebecca R. Speaking of found footage, would you guys or does Sheeax ever react to the Hell House LLC movies? Oh, Hell House LLC. The hell is that? Is that one of those movies? Is it... Can you pull up their Super Chacha? Yeah.

Oh, sorry. Yeah, here we go. I don't know much about Hell House LLC actually unless it's one of those straight-to-video movies. Oh, what? What is this? Whoa. Five years after an unexplained malfunction

causes the death of 15 tourgoers and staff on the opening night of a Halloween haunted house tour documentary crew travels back to the scene of the tragedy to find out what really happened. Again, that's another one

I want to completely write off. You know, like a lot of the times with these different genres that we cover, it can often be, you know, I don't feel like people are that interested in this action movie, this comedy or whatever, weirdly though with horror you can sometimes do something super obscure

and like holy shit we had no idea there's a different kind of virality there yeah totally it's weird there's like a different people are more willing to check out something in horror if it just looks gruesome enough yeah and usually a lot of these horror movies

like you're shouting this movie out and I'm sure there's like a random weird strong I see even dead meat James that have kill count of this so it was like clearly popular enough to warrant that so yeah must have the kids definitely want to write that off appreciate that Rebecca Absolutely. Appreciate you. Are you writing these movies down, Alex?

I am, actually. Okay, good. A little notepad. Fucking fire you, if you know. We'll have found footage. Captain Fernandez. Oh, yeah, we did Drew. Okay.

And we did Sebastian. Captain Fernandez, here we go. After the less than enthusiastic public response to Bo is afraid and Eddington, do you guys think Ari Aster should return to horror for next project? Oh, thank you for the question. And the super chat, my friend. That's tricky. but no

I don't he doesn't strike me I feel like that would be very antithetical to the voice he's been putting out there to suddenly go fuck I mean in a day it is a business

and he has to make money and if he's not if the movies aren't making money he's not going to be able to keep making movies so he doesn't he might need to do one for you know the people but it seems like he only does well with storytelling

when it's where his mind and heart are currently at he has to do what it's currently being reflected in his mind and heart at that time. I don't think he can just be like, oh, what's a horror idea I have? Let me do that. Yeah, he doesn't seem like a guy who would just, like, do one for them that way. And he doesn't seem to be, like, suffering in terms of, like,

even though his recent stuff hasn't been huge. Like, it seems like he's still got his clout and status. And I feel like, granted, I need to see Eddington. I need to see the Bo's afraid. But it seems like everything he does roots somewhere into the discomforts and anxieties of being alive in whatever situation he's depicting. So I feel like low-key, all of his shit, is probably horror adjacent.

All right, yeah. You know. Well, thank you, Captain Fernandez. Thank you, Captain Clayton Crook. Clayton Crook. Oh. Bagonia reaction. You know what? Maybe. Yeah? I'm considering it. Looks like a...

I haven't seen any of those movies. I've seen no... Zero Yorgo Slamping those movies. Yeah, they keep winning the... She keeps winning the Oscars from them. So I imagine they must be good. He's, yeah, the author of the now, along with Luca Guadagnino. That definitely seems like an incredibly controversial movie.

Looks like very thought-provoking, and she shaved her head, so she's gotten to win the Oscar. Yeah, she's got to. You either shave your head or get naked or both. Yeah, if you do that, you win the Oscar. Guys just got to get fat. Except for Anne Hathaway that one time. Oh, yeah.

She won the Oscar. She did? For Leser-Mez-Raw? She didn't get naked, though. But she shaved her head. She shaved her head. When she got naked, she didn't win the Oscar. And guys usually,

there's a time where if a guy got fat, it was considered good acting. now you're just fat now you're just a slob get it together we're just going to bring you up on stage to shame you now thanks clayton thank you clayton ethan t i believe we did this one yeah we watched that one okay cool let's see uh let's see uh proff curl plan to watch at least one indian movie a month it's not really a plan we have at this moment it's just a way of life but i'll tell you there's a really good reaction channel called synodessi and they do do movie reaction channel.

Movie reacts to a bunch of different types of Indian movies and they are the best and it would be impossible to compete with them. It would be. Plus for every subscriber they get from Real Rejects, we get 10%. Hey. And it's free to subscribe. Get that commission. Thank you, Rob.

Get that commission. Who's next on here? We got Wolfie with a moment of silence. Oh, the best type. Now let's just talk about whatever we want for the next 10 minutes, John. We got 10 minutes on the clock. We have a three minute limit on questions. No, not. You don't announce Threat to people. And we definitely don't have three minutes for a question.

We're in a time crunch right now. It's okay in this case because we have not adhered to that whatsoever. Oh, well, if we followed up with you guys never reacted to the official trailer. For which movie? It was four or five nights at Freddy. Did they release another trailer for that? They must have released another trailer. Now we're not going to react to it.

No, I don't want to see too much. Especially with horror. The less trailers we watch for that, the much better. Because typically the earlier trailer is the least revealing. Yeah. Yeah, and you also got a fancy to the length. The horror trailer was like three minutes.

I don't know if you want to watch this. Yeah, give me like a tight 90 seconds and we're good. I only saw the teaser for weapons. Olivia and I saw that at IMAX and we both booked each really. This looks fucking great. Yeah, don't show me in. I didn't watch another trailer after.

And I still didn't know what the fuck the movie was about from that trailer. That's the beauty. That's the still going in cold, even if you've seen images. I love that. All right. Hey, Alan Smithy.

Hey, always here every week. Thank you, Alan Smithy. You're one of our. eggs one of our locals at this joint yo guys love the black phone reaction that is a fantastic movie and I hope the sequel is good too yeah who is your favorite serial killer in film um babe you got one yeah yeah even jason for his count no we need like a serial killer john kramer jigsaw no no no he's too he's not really a serial Henry from Henry

Portrait of a serial killer I mean It's a hard movie to watch Um Phyllance of the land Hannibal Lecter is like The cinematic serial killer I feel like Gosh

I still need to see the Hannibal show though To fully comment on that Uh huh Texas cheer Dude leather face is a pretty sick serial killer I'm about that life I'm into fitness

Fitness body in my freezer I brought to a American psycho oh yeah he's that's a good one absolutely dang he uh transcended yeah he somehow is the most quotable serial killer on screen of all time

I'll go with the maniac from the movie maniac okay yeah I remember how much you love that movie I really liked a fucking disturbing experience yeah it's a very disturbing man I'll go with a Christian bail American's I go okay that's a solid one that's a solid one anyone in Zodiac thanks for the question Alan Smith

yeah Alex is next Alex driving an hour to see the new Frankenstein um sorry theatrical experience is a must hope AMC and Netflix K-pop demon hunters deal allow more opportunities

yeah apparently they're strike at some really crazy deal to allow more theatrical releases that's exclusively at AMC which I think is a really good incentive especially for filmmakers Netflix the whole all around cool and K-pop demon hunters open that door for that.

Sick. Because, yeah, these theatrical windows are so short for these movies. But if they can, I imagine part of this deal is to allow for longer windows. And Frankenstein does look like

one that would be the one to see in the theaters. Oh, yeah. Especially after falling in love with all the letters from Mary Shelley's Frankenstein book. And knowing that you were in store for a much more book accurate

depiction of the story, not to say GBT is not going to put his own stamps on it. I'm going to finish that. but hey it might reward you who knows i just want to take in all the frankenstein properties yeah 100 but yeah here's hoping to that man you're watching frankenstein right that was one of your requests to see in the theaters yeah it was one of my requests it was one of my requests it was one of john's request yeah the streaming movie was the one john was like can i not react well well you want to

know a story i mean i would love to be on that video but uh i i have seen this movie oh you have we went to see a different Guillermo del Toro movie at Beyond Fest, and he came out and was like, hey, surprise, we're going to watch that movie, but we're also going to watch Frankenstein right now. Did you like it? Yeah, I liked it a lot. Okay. I liked it a lot, yeah.

It's a thick boy. Like, it's a lot, but it's definitely absolutely a big, the streaming movie that you want to see on a big screen, because it is very, like, wide-angle lenses, and it's super opulent, and It's, you know, very designed, obviously. And it is certainly literary, but I liked a lot, yeah. It takes, I think the prolog will take a minute to kind of grab people, but the way it handles the shifting in perspectives and stuff like that. Oh, they really do the prologue.

Mm-hmm. Yeah, yeah, this is the most, yeah, it is definitely like the most book-oriented version of Frankenstein, I would say that's existed on screen so far. Cool. But there's... Letters and all, huh? not quite it's not

quite that I'm listening this actress recite five minutes this one letter she wrote no funny enough actually

Mia Hicoth is one of the slider characters I guess if I had any complaints I'm like I could have used a little

more meat on that he's obsessed with Elizabeth in that book yeah all right well thank you for that won't say too much that's a positive

endorsement but it's definitely worth a watch it's probably one of his one of the best one of the best recent ones

of his we have Sebastian again hey Sebastian thanks Alex for helping today Y'all excited for Stranger Things 5.

Yep. Loved both y'all's and Tara and Aaron. That's right. I think he met Andrews. Nope. Nope. We're replacing Andrew to Aaron. Yep. I think Andrew brought nothing in those videos. Nah.

People didn't even notice he wasn't Aaron. Chef's kiss. We will not be... I'm going to try to get this word out as much as possible because I know we have a thing where other people do it and suddenly we combine forces. We are not going to be doing a four-person reaction for that. I think Tara would be too loud and annoying and Andrew won't shut up with his

reference. destroy their threat. It won't work for it's outside it. It won't work for the way the schedule is and with the way the releases are going with that. And we have no clue if we'll get screeners. And so there's just, it is really not looking like a viable option to have four people meet around the same time for that stuff. So we'll just, we'll have to do them separately, which is fine. I mean, four would be great. But no, we'll have to do them separately. It would be a lot for sure. But I'm super excited for it. I'm very, very excited for it. I think they'll actually succeed in that, you know. They'll land. I'll think they'll stick the landing. What's the next one? Liminal stress.

Liminal stressed. Okay. Hey, guys, hope you're doing well. I was wondering if there's any specific subgenre of horror that you would like to do on the channel that you haven't done yet. I would love to see some European horror Italian history. I haven't done much Jialo. is like very stylized but they are very kind of

long lyrical movies. I was thinking about it just last night of remember that limited period where the ring came out and then everyone was going, we should just remake every Japanese horror movies. Every J. Horror movies. Every J. Horror gets a remake. Yeah. I mean, there's a lot of really

cool and intense Japanese Korean, like other Asian horror. Korean horror is one I really want to dive into and Japanese horror. Japanese horror for sure Those are the ones I would love to dive into And there's something specifically about Asian horror that fucking freaks me out

Yeah, well it's got such a uniquely distinct aesthetic instead of Like themes that it often Ties into Yeah I remember like I remember years ago I watched one that took place in a hospital I don't even remember the name of it

Can't I cannot tell you the name at all But I remember it like fucking haunting me There was not ever re made I think I just randomly put it on and it's an old one i saw it was like 15 or something is a classic movie i have no idea honestly i have no clue i just remember scaring the shit out of me damn and i do know we should move on we should yeah thank you limit altruist yeah definitely some more foreign horror i feel like we've done a lot of subcategories but more cannibal movies the next one

Littricks. Lectric. Oh, that makes more sense. Lettrick. Littricks. They put in the chat how to pronounce it. Oh, you're the one. Focked it up.

Recommending the Hitcher, 1986 for the horror crew. With Rutger Hauer. I've never seen the original Hitcher. I've seen parts of the much hated Platinum Dune's remake. That's where they do the song. I want to F you like an animal.

Really? Yeah. The remake? Yeah. That's where I first heard that song. that's the place I'll remember from that movie I remember one kill from that movie

there's one kill I saw it in the tears when they were like tied to yeah that's the first time I've ever seen that in a movie I didn't know that was a thing that people would do to people to kill people

it's really disturbing hardcore yeah it's an Arnold's barking I have plans for some of the crew here all right does Greg asked you to go check his bumper yet Alex is the bad guy you're making us move on so fast

Heather wow Heather missed you guys life's been crazy laugh out loud fun cue if you could only watch one horror movie for Halloween for the rest of your life which would it be uh one that i know olivia really doesn't care for trick or treat yeah that's the one man tricker treat's the one tricket if i can't choose tricketree because you chose tricket tree i guess i'll go with um sleepy hollow that's a good one i feel like that's autumnal you know it's a little new englandy yeah spooky It's good for Halloween time.

Yeah. Pocus, Pocus. That'd be good. Pocus, Pocus, okay. Yeah. No, Olivia and I saw in the theaters. That was fun. Jealous.

Aw. You still haven't seen the sequel, have you, babe. Pocus, focus, focus. Yeah. Too hoke, two poke. Yeah. Hocus, wocus. Hocus, wocus.

Oh. Ouch, I know I did. I was supposed to watch it with you, but then I watched it with Sally on this channel. You were supposed to watch it with Olivia? No. No. I think she's referring to you.

I never saw the second Hocus Focus. I never watched the second Hocus Focus. I've never seen the second Hocus Focus. I heard it's not good. Charlotte was watching it the other day. I've only seen the trailer for it. It's not as iconic as the original one,

but I like stuff about it. Well, Anthony. Thank you. Also highly recommends the Hitcher in 1986. Wow. Okay. Or House of Thousand Corpses, maybe. I guess we'll be doing the Hitcher.

at some point. I didn't realize there's always love for it. People do love that original hitcher. It is like a cult classic. Well, thank you.

There's a reason Platinum Dunes made, paid money to put nine-inch nails in their well-loved remake. Yeah, I'm going to hear. Sebastian,

contributing to my graphic novel production. Hell yeah. Thank you. Love it. It all starts with a dollar. It all starts with, yeah, the first panel drawn

is of a dollar. Yeah. It's of that dollar. I'm just going to print it. And it's just of Greg and there's a little thought bubble that says, wow,

my first dollar. I appreciate that support. I appreciate you being here this whole time and kicking us off here at the very beginning, Sebastian. Thank you, sincerely. It is Sacred Buffalo's birthday. Hey, happy birthday.

Hey, happy birthday. Grateful to this channel as an everyday escape for the past eight years. Thank you, Greg, for showing me that it's okay to show my emotions and for being an idol to look up to. Oh, you're a golden god. Start repressing. Start repressing.

Crush that shit. Because new era of Greg is here. And he doesn't meditate. And he doesn't meditate, and it's all about being an alpha. Yeah, I'm too on top of my shit to get sadder and secure. And I'm going to say I didn't endorse Trump when really I did. I'm going to pretend like everything he said he was going to do and is now doing is something I didn't vote for. No, I thought you said here before.

Love you guys. That's really sweet. Thank you. Keep feeling your emotions and go to therapy if you haven't done. It's great. Thank you. Seriously. Thank you, buddy.

I hope to see you more streams. Better help. Dot org. Michelle. Hey, Michelle. Hey, Michelle. I love that you guys are talking horror movies. Me too, thanks.

This has been so fun. I love this day. All right. I love this day of horror talk. I can't say this one. Liminal stress. This one's got me stressed. What is your favorite?

favorite classic horror monster not a specific vampire for sure maybe like a werewolf well their favorite is Frankenstein but I would love to see a new take on Dorian Gray or Jackal and Hyde oh I think he meant okay so he did mean this specific okay that was kind of confusing well I guess I guess it's so it's Dracula or the wolf man I mean amongst the monsters Dracula is definitely Hopefully not my favorite vampire, but amongst the classic monsters, I would go with Frankenstein's monster, which you do not specify correctly. Yeah, if you were a real fan, you would have known. Gosh, we always know what you're talking about, but I'm going to act like I don't.

That way you learn. Yeah. That way you know that I know, and that's really what I want you to know. It's really what I know. I'm smart. This becomes the official thing of horror snobbery is actually it's the monster is Frankenstein's monster. uh yeah man i guess frankenstein's monster is kind of the most uh interesting i i mean i think the wolf man is interesting for uh you know the anguish and the sort of like oh my instincts taking over and whatnot you've done horrible things lord yeah there's a consistency to it um i mean the freaking invisible man goes pretty unhinged yeah that one's fun pretty wild character that guy's just fucking having a great great time that guy goes through like a slaughter in the day he just fucking loses his shit that was one of my favorite ones i watched olivia yeah that guy just fucking went bash it that's a real fun one

I love though that old trope of just like I don't know it was mad scientist one day he went crazy he just went mad and he drunk with power literally he's like he goes on an onslaught he like fucking crashes the whole train

I'm like how fucking he pulled this off for like two hours prolific body camera but yeah thank you thank you would be cool to see a new Dorian Gray or how are you out on how many more do we have left

uh one two three four five all right and Tony movie chappy D-9 is next. What happened to Tara and Aaron's

reaction to the ring movie and will they also be doing the ring two as well No. Unrated version. Appreciate your interest. Appreciate your super chat.

The ring reaction is coming out next week and I won't tell you exactly when, but it is for sure coming out next week. Thumbail done and all. And the ring two

not on the agenda. I honestly forgot they made sequels until right now. And I did see the sequel. I forgot I did see that one. Yeah. I remember there was like a photography bit in that one.

I never saw the one with the plane. That was one where they fucking, they had a great reveal with some mara coming out. And then they just went like, I'll just do that all the time. I just have her coming out of planes. Yeah. Yeah.

But no, there's no plan for that. But thank you for the inquiry. Thank you. Yeah. It'd be cool to see the Japanese version sometimes. I've seen that. The one's really good, too. Electric.

It was back. Electrics. Two wrecks for British horror post-2000. Eden Lake. I've heard of this. 2008. And Dog Soldiers, 2002. I've seen Dog Soldiers.

That one's a lot of fun. That one's a lot of fun. Wicked movie. Eden Lake, haven't heard of, but appreciate the recommendation there. I have heard of it. I have not seen it, so I'll have to shrek it out. If anyone will watch it one day, it'll more than likely be John. It'll be me.

but you'll more than likely watch it. I'll start posting on the letterbox. I do like a lake. Let's go look at Eden Lake. See, oh, it's got friggin these people on it. It's a pushing. It's a film. The boundaries here.

What's next on the, what's next year? Tony movie. Tony movie. Singer did horrible things, but reactions to X-Man movies is okay. Jeeper creepers, one and two are both very good horror movies, despite the director being a terrible person. The creeper should not be ignored.

Ooh, fascinating debate here that we cannot unpack right now. Yeah, in a nutshell, I guess I would just say that with X-Men Singer is adapting something. It's a very thin line. It's not his baby. It's Jeepers-Crievers is like, of this guy's creative mind. He came up

with it. It's he wrote it and directed it. You know, it's a little bit different than like he's, Brian Singer is at the head of that apparatus as a director producer, but he's not, I don't know, it's weird. There's like less of the sole authorial vibe there. Yeah, no, I completely agree with you on that.

It wasn't, yeah. I don't know. I don't know. It's up for debate. It's not completely written off because right now we are not considering. Ethically dubious and we don't have enough time to really iron this conversation out. We didn't have a full on like, we need to have a real discussion if we ever pull the trigger on this. Every scene will need to come with a disclaimer before the next clip plays of like, hey, we don't support this guy what he did.

This is a movie. blah, blah, blah. Yeah, but thank you for the extra super chat. And thank you for, you know, really encouraging, wanting to see more of our faces, React to Horror movies. Thank you. Just a couple more? Then two more.

Thank you. You guys have been great. These are great questions. Nick a Dog Express. Hey. No one is talking about Frank Darabont. Deribont. Deribont.

Coming out of retirement to direct Stranger Things season five. He's made two certified classics of all time. Yep. I didn't know that. Frank Deribont. not only as he made to certify classic movies

of all the time he also helmed the Walking Dead and one of the best Freddy movies which one oh he didn't direct but he wrote

Nightmare 3 Dream Warriors oh cool and co-wrote it yeah Frank Darabon coming out that seems like a Duffer Brothers

specific decision yeah of like you have helped inspire us so please direct one of these I bet they asked him directly to do that

yeah I mean they also got fucking um um uh dan trackenberg to do an episode too i'm very excited i'm very excited for the lineup they have there and i people keep forgetting linda hamilton's in this season yeah and they love their terminator references so they had a whole terminator one season it's all remember one season they they had nancy do a tool sarah connor in the last i'm really excited for what they do for stranger things five and yeah thanks for the reminder about frank darrow yeah it's going to be sick the the missed episode's going to be rad kenya king hey i would love for you gregg and

Roxy to react to the faculty in the same 90s high school Gothic horror world as the crap. Rocks and I think that's Tara Candyman franchise. Gladly put Roxy and Terran Candyman franchise. Have you seen faculty, babe?

Is that one I can watch or no? I do listen to you. You have no idea how much I listen to you. Yeah. He was never going to watch Hocus Pocus 2 now ever. I did not remember the crap. I'm sorry. The craft is rad. And the faculty is rad.

Apparently, she really loved that movie, and I didn't remember her telling me that. I mean, you should assume that all women love the craft. There's some dead animals in that movie. Yeah. But this one's exempt from that, because it's the craft. Huh? Faculty?

Yeah. There you go. That is all, guys. Have you not seen the faculty? I've seen the faculty. Okay. All I remember is the opening with Robert Patrick and the pencil. Yeah.

I don't remember the rest of the movie. That's a great movie. I like it a lot. It's been... It's a Robert R. R. Riga's movie, isn't it? Yeah, and it's been, like, re-appraised lately. It's an easy one to forget this is. Because, yeah, it's, like, right in that sweet spot in the middle

where it's not, like, fully him doing just his own thing, but it's also not devoid of his personality, you know? I think it's a pretty solid movie. All right. It's a good body snitcher story. Alex has literally written out every fucking request you guys have at. You know, I see a whole sheet of it right there. And Candyman, at least the original one would be great.

Yeah. And the remake is great, too. And the remake is good. There are other sequels, too, but, but yeah. Thank you guys so much for another very, very long live stream. Woo! It would have been, we got some technical delays that really derailed a lot of this, but thank you guys so much for being patient with us,

and for everyone who contributed, and I'm glad we got to mix it up for something very different. Talk about our favorite genre. We'll go right back to something more traditional next week, and then the following week we'll have a surprise podcast for you guys that is not hosted by either one of us. Keep a lookout for that. Wow.

Bye, Reject Nation. Thank you guys for everyone who's been here. Peace be with you. Woo! Loves us out, John. Yeah. All righty. We'll be right back.

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