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one is, yeah, the dog actually gets to eat the dog food. Now that's not. So Speaker 1: 6:26 I sent them a podcast training video from family guy that I hope they had a chance to look at deep, deep railed on side conversations about dog food. Right. Speaker 3: 6:36 I'd have something to add to that, but we're not going to[inaudible]. Speaker 1: 6:44 All right. So while Nick and I podcast about a movie, uh, Adam and Dave could just sit in the background and all of a sudden tonight's movie is freaky from 20, 20 17 year old Millie nillie Kessler spends her days trying to survive high school in the cruel actions of the popular crowd. But then she becomes the latest target of the butcher. The town's infamous serial killer, who appears like every 20 years or so. Something like that her senior years become the least of her worries when the butcher's miserable dagger causes him and Millie to magically switch bodies. The frightened team learns he has just 24 hours to get her identity back before she looks like a middle aged maniac forever. Of course is from Christopher Landon. If you tuned in last week, you know, he did happy death day. He also wrote most of the paranormal activity movies, as well as Scout's guide to the zombie apocalypse, which means we kind of have like a mini director spotlight on our hands. Now we can go to Dave and see what he has to say about that and see if he has any other industry in trivia to contribute to the night's discussion. Hopefully not trivia about dog food, talking about pet food in my life. That was officially your turn, Dave, you're up to date. Speaker 3: 7:55 So, um, the tier that the two main characters, uh, Vince Vaughn and, um, Catherine Newton, do they actually rehearsed together to get it right? So whenever Vince Vaughn had to do it to convince their friends, like he already knew the moves and it was just like a, the original actress. Um, this was originally supposed to be titled freaky Friday the 13th, but it was just simply changed a freaky. Um, I kinda think they should have kept the original title, but what are you going to do? Um, I'm assuming rehab pro um, so I don't know if this is a, I cannot confirm this or not, but it's been rumored that director, Christopher Landon has proposed a, an, a freaky and happy death day crossover called the ha freaky death day. I hope that actually happens. Cause I would watch that. Um, I dunno, did you guys catch this? So the, the character of Booker, um, in the very beginning they showed us Jersey and the last name was Strode, which of course was a nod to Halloween's character, Laurie Strode. And, um, I don't know if you guys caught this, but in the scene, in the auditorium where Vince Vaughn was running and he falls down, um, that was not scripted. Uh, he just took a tumble, got up and continued rolling. And that's the take they Speaker 2: 9:04 Used. Oh, very cool. That's awesome. That's a, that's some facts, Jack, Speaker 1: 9:11

Rolling to our favor. We'll start with you Nikki lakes. Speaker 2: 9:15 Okay. My favorite bit is seeing Vince Vaughn play almost like Friday, the 13th type character when he puts on the mask and it's chasing all the kids. I love the opening. I think the openings cool. When like he, he kills the guy through the, do Speaker 1: 9:29 You like him better as the Terminator style butcher? Or do you like him better or try to imitate the teenage girls manually? He's Speaker 2: 9:36 Such a good actor. I like him both ways, but in terms of, since it's summer slash I was going more for the killer thing, but then what, when he became the teenage girl, I fell in love with him too. Like he, he steals the show in this movie because if you Speaker 1: 9:47 Clock the screen time, he probably spends more time as playing Millie than he plays the motor. Right. And, and, uh, Catherine, um, I forgot her, I forget her last name, but she also played the new Sabrina, which is a really dark show on Netflix, but she's a really good act, young good actress. So he has a lot of, she has ways to go, but she I'm sure she's going to do some other cool, but she did pretty good. Was playing a psychopath in this movie. Um, well she clearly had fun and I think that that's, that's probably part of it is like go to work on a movie and have fun. Um, favorite bits, Adam. Speaker 3: 10:19 Well, the most important thing about a movie is it, if it entertains the audience and I would have to say this was one of the, it's like one of the funniest movies I've seen in this genre, probably my favorite of combining horror and comedy out of anything I've seen, uh, at any point in time in my life. So, I mean, my favorite scene is as a dramatic scene where he is the teenage girl trapped in the adult body, hiding in the dressing room, interacting with the mom on the outside of it. That's my favorite scene. It has heart. And, and, and you just, yeah, Speaker 1: 10:58 Well it's a seat about closure, right? So there's like, there's a character who died in the movie. That's important to both those characters and they're discussing, you know, finally having closure on the situation. Right? So that's like a sense of mental scene. This is an oddly sentimental year for summer slash I think Speaker 2: 11:16 This is a very tamed down summer slash yeah. I mean, I mean, Speaker 1: 11:22 Oh wait, Adam's got to follow up. What's up. Speaker 3: 11:24 You want to, you may say my favorite kill or, or just, we don't want to do that. We flipped Speaker 1: 11:30 The script. It's your favorite bit? Doesn't have to be a murderer. Could just be an element. That's my favorite. Yeah. Let's bring the dangerous stuff to us. Let's Speaker 3: 11:39 Go, well, I'll bring the kill because I was still thinking of the mind of slash now slash later slash so, so cause you know, Adam already, if you were to take a moment that would have been mine. So we'll go for a kill the bottle, the bottle down the throat. Like I I've seen it a couple times. I'm like, how did they do? I mean, I'm sure there's some digital sweetening, but like it looked like it was all practical, um, and hurts my throat to think about it. They actually killed the actor. Did Speaker 1: 12:11 The only other[inaudible] was one of those, you know, introducing Steve Powell credits and then he never saw him again. You know, that's lucky they shot his scenes before that. Yeah. Wow. Speaker 3: 12:28 I guess my favorite death scene too. So hilarious. I love Speaker 1: 12:34 How, uh, I love how the, uh, the half the half jock or the jock with their heart of gold or whatever who, uh, actually has a crush on Millie is exploring the romantic possibilities wall. She's trapped in Vince[inaudible], they're pursuing their first kiss in the back of like a geo or some little tiny car or whatever. And they're like, oh, maybe we should wait till we're actually comfortable with the bodies that we're in or whatever. But I also want to include the murder that I liked the most, which was like maybe a send up to faulty because there's a really good idea in this movie. It comes through the wall and hooks the dude, one of the kids' eyeballs and yanks him back through the wall, but it was done. Like, it's almost like, you know, Landon had seen all the full teen movies and he's like, how do I make the ice stuff even better and then takes it to that level. But of course you had to go to full shoe school to even get there. Right. Speaker 3: 13:30 That's uh, the, the guy knows his horror movies. Cause like you've mentioned that and see, I picked up on shots from shining and of course there's the obvious Friday the 13th. I mean like there's, there's like horror sprinkled throughout this movie of like past, you know, like little Easter eggs throughout. I don't know how many caught everybody caught what they caught. I don't Speaker 1: 13:47 Know. Well, and uh, and one small tangent, I will say like Dave and I are going through lists of slasher firms. And we're already thinking about like next year and we're like, we've seen almost every slasher on everybody's top slasher list. And this is a filmmaker who's probably seen almost every slasher movie, just like us. And then like has started to make slasher movies for the fans of slasher movies. Right. So there's your school, uh, moving on, we'll go right to ratings. You can binge now you can binge later or you can binge never. Let's see how the guys score this movie and uh, I'm going to kick it off then we'll send it to Dave, Adam, the Nick. All right. So we'll go look total reverse. Um, it's a binge now for me, this is my fourth viewing of the movie. Um, and it didn't even notice the hook I think before. So I'm finding new stuff every once in a while. So there's a couple of nuances. If you have a repeat viewing, that's it? That's my rain. Speaker 3: 14:42 Uh, yeah, I'm going to

say bins now also. Um, this is only my second time watching it, but it's already gotten better. Um it's and I think it's going to get better the next time. Watch it. So definitely binge now, Nick. Oh, it's Adam or this was oh, okay. We'll see. This thing was better than the first time I watched it. So I mean, definitely. If you want to see somebody get their head like killed, like smashed by a toilet seat to smush it, then watch this one. I like it. Let's watch that again, Nikki. It's my second time binge now scream. Now Speaker 2: 15:23 Second time seeing it. I think it's got better the second time too. I'm going to say binge now. It was so good that my lady watched it and she was cracking up too. She usually doesn't like these types of movies. So this is a definite binge now. Speaker 1: 15:37 Well, since we, uh, spent all summer watching slasher films, what I like to do at the end of the run is kind of do a look back to include the audience on. So, um, let's see what the guys think is their favorite of the summer slash three episodes that we've done this summer. Uh, Nick, Speaker 2: 15:55 Uh, of this summer, I would say the bone Hawk Tamarack one. Okay. That was, I thought that was just a solid episode. I like what you did with the title there. Bone Hawk, Tamra. Speaker 3: 16:18 Um, I'm still, I'm sticking with it. Casey strangler that it hasn't been topped for me. I mean, we've had a great episodes, but that's still my favorite Speaker 2: 16:24 Still. So greasy watching that. I don't know if it was hands on. Speaker 4: 16:34 I was going to say the greasy string it's like twins or something. I don't know what it is. Speaker 3: 16:45 I can't even get away from Dave's like he, his opinion is just, you guys are always just Speaker 4: 16:50 Like this and there's no, there's no way to get away Speaker 3: 16:52 From it. Um, which is good. You know, he's look, Dave's got some good tastes. I'm just going to tell you. But, uh, yeah, that was a greasy strangler is so much fun. And it was con is it controversial? I mean, we, didn't not all of us liked it. We couldn't recommend it. It's such a weird movie. Uh, yeah, but you watched it though. And you were like, so I was like in the corner. Speaker 1: 17:19 All right, Johnny spoiler. Hello. Thank you, sir. Okay. So in my opinion, death spa at the episode with desktop is a perfect example of like what summer slash can be and like what it's all about. So for me, that's when we did the best, the movie was a good selection and we were all firing with the right energy. We brought the right comments, we had the right jokes and it was almost a perfect episode. So my favorite of this year's run desktop, take a look at, take a listen. Yeah, I actually, that is a video. Yeah. They can watch them on Facebook or YouTube or whatever. Um, next is the best of all 3, 3, 3, the best of all three, uh, summer slashes. Cause we've done. This is our third festival calling a festival marathon, whatever it's a summer long core film view with on. And so let's see, uh, starting with Nikki late. Can you summarize what you think is like your favorite slash of all three years so far? Speaker 2: 18:17 Uh, definitely season two. And I would say the episode that is the best would be general blood diner. Yes. Yes. And that's a good movie. If you have not seen blood done. I, Adam obviously did not like it. Speaker 1: 18:38 Oh my God. You know what? You know what though, but it's a great episode of the podcast. So what do you, don't like the movie choice? It has the right amount of filler, you know, and right amount of Trump, Trump, Trump cheeseburger episode. It's right there. It's in your face. We were chomping at the bits, uh, dangerous Dave, what's your dangerous opinion on the best of all three summer slashes. Speaker 3: 18:57 Oh, do you want my top three or just the top, top? I thought we're doing well. Hell oh, they're summarized. Cause that was the movie I'd heard the least about, about when we watched it. And I got the most out of going in blind, um, that I still will not forget that movie and that crazy performance from that guy. And there was a lot of slashing, so yeah, I can only, uh, I can only count on the stuff that I actually know. No. And it was season two and the season we're in it's season we're in is too fresh. So season two and um,[inaudible] asked the one baby, you will not forget that movie once you watch it. That was a good movie. Yeah. That movie is haunting and it's, it moves amazingly. So Speaker 1: 19:53 Now I have a devious opportunity here. I can either make a joke about what I know to be true, or I can just move on and give you guys as my selections. Uh, the angel says, move along, John you've teased your friends enough. The devil says who them with it. I get the impression that our buddy Adam hasn't listened to any of the original summary slash episodes. No, I'm pretty much said that. So I wanted to vote season one, Speaker 3: 20:27 But it was like for me, season one, is this mystery thing that's better than anything that I was a, Speaker 1: 20:33 Well, I mean, we did a lot of research and Dave and I basically found that these 10 slasher movies were on like everybody's top slasher lists and we ran them. And then this year we're like, what are we, what the do we do now? Like, we've so many slasher movies. Dave, what did you say in your text to me earlier tonight? What'd you say? Speaker 3: 20:53 I was just saying, you know, at this point, just open it up to any general hoard. Doesn't have to be, you know, slasher, you know, we've kind of struggled with Speaker 1: 21:00 That before. I think we're going to use the quote because I thought your quote was good. You said something about scraping the bottom of the barrel. Speaker 4: 21:08 I mean, as Speaker 3: 21:08 Far as like just the John era of slasher. Yeah. We

are digging the bump into the barrel. I mean, I'm sure there's like some probably unseen Jim or diamond in the rough there somewhere, but I think we've hit the top tiers. Speaker 1: 21:20 So my all-time favorite of all three years is a, an episode about pieces that Dave and I did. That's amazing. Yeah. So that's my favorite. And then anx is a close runner up. And so it was blood diner and you guys, Adam picked anx and date or no, Nick, you picked the blood diner. Um, but I do think they're samurais a slasher. Not a lot of people have heard of, so it's good that we covered it until that episode. Yeah. Speaker 3: 21:45 Actually a couple others. I want to point people to is we did an episode on the Prowler, which is kind of a, it's not as well known, but it's really good. A slasher movie. And then, um, slumber partner, Matt slumber party massacre. Like I was happy to get John to watch that and actually enjoy it. Cause he doesn't enjoy everything. I suggest nobody does. Let's not forget fade to black. Speaker 4: 22:07 I'm sorry. Any episode, any episode I can suggest people like, Speaker 1: 22:12 And now, uh, now we're on the fan service. We're going to treat the fans. Uh, let's see. I wrote in my notes, no. I said, them in my notes. My next, my next sentence was literally just kidding. And I am kidding. I was going to tell them how to win some prizes. I didn't want videos to watch in the middle of the night because he's lonely. I don't want any videos. You can just write us an email and tell us what is one of your favorite slasher movies? And you know, we'll hook you up with either a quiet place to, or a voodoo e-gift card because now voodoo went to Fandango and they're like smashed together. And now you can actually buy your friend a virtual movie, which is pretty cool. So I'm the first 100 listeners that comment on cashbox or leave us a five star because five stars is the only one that matters just like Uber drivers, who was a five-star wherever the five star reviews are still posted because I heard it like apple podcasts is crashing. Even mark Marin's off, but anyway, if you can find our podcasts online, wherever they are, just go to our website and talk to us, uh, we'll hook you up with some prizes, um, either a a hundred dollars voodoo gift card or a freaking, uh, a quiet place to is going to be watching the quiet place, horror movies. I mean, I saw them in theater, so we have a handful of the digital codes to give away. So if anybody wants to watch that they can get it for free. If there's first in line and then paramount coming, coming later, folks, if you want to get excited, if you're a GI Joe fan, we're going to get hooked up or our fans are going to get copies of the, um, snake eyes, movie that's coming. Yeah. Um, yeah, it looks pretty cool. History of snake guys. My favorite Joe. So it should be pretty fun to take a look at his backstory. Um, it's probably gonna be a movie. We'll find out, uh, uh, we don't have time where we're so far, we don't have time. We have to set up, we would have to do a whole episode on Kevin Smith's master of the universe. We don't have time. Um, I recommend you go watch the live action master of the universe movie with off one grin over the cartoon that just came out. Um, okay. So we were writing stash, staff recommended. Perfect. I just recommend that they watch masters of the universe was off one grid we've arrived at. Did anybody watch a movie outside of the movie we covered this weekend? Can we recommend something to the audience? If they're struggling to find something to watch this week, Nikki lakes, did you watch anything else besides the movie Speaker 2: 24:44 I did. I watched the final destination, which is part five in the series. And if you've seen the first one, you can go and watch this one. And it's I actually it's Dave, Dave, you know, this is actually one of the SQLs that is actually really good in the series. I mean, part two has the best opening, but this one I think is the best sequels. You know, what's funny. This is like the reverse star Speaker 3: 25:09 Trek. I think every odd number destination is the best, not a good ones. Yeah. They're done all these movies are done fun. Speaker 1: 25:20 You know, what's funny about this movie. You and Nick have brought this up a couple of times. Now this[inaudible] Speaker 4: 25:29 Three years Speaker 2: 25:29 A month ago. Yeah. Speaker 1: 25:33 Uh, Adam, can you suggest something else besides a final destination movie suicide squad? Speaker 3: 25:44 And it was a, honestly, it's a lot of fun. I don't want to give anything away. It's fun. And James Gunn, he liked the guardians of the galaxy one and two. Then you're, you're likely to like this one DC has learned to grab directors that Marvel isn't, you know, handling well, maybe. Um, and, and if you steal a good director, who knows, maybe you, uh, you, you up your street cred with your superhero movie genre or IP universe or whatever. So yeah, it was good. Watch it. It's fun. I think Warner brothers is just learning when to back off from actual good artists. Like, I feel like this is probably the most freedom James Gunn has had even with the guardian movies is, you know, that movie earned it's our rating. That's, you know. Speaker 2: 26:34 Yeah. Fun moments. I think I had, I had a good time when you watch it. Yeah. I think we all did, right? Yeah. We've all seen it. Speaker 1: 26:44 It's great. And I'm biting my tongue because I don't want to spoil it, so I don't want to ruin it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Speaker 3: 26:52 Something and you can confirm it on an earlier episode. My theory wasn't completely true, but it was partially true. I have no idea what you're talking about Speaker 4: 27:04 For people now. Just listen to all the previous episodes Speaker 3: 27:09 Three, download us, watch and listen to us again. Speaker 1: 27:13

Yeah. Join Adam, who will be listening to all this summer slash episodes to see when he missed. Speaker 2: 27:18 That's what he's doing all week. This week. Speaker 1: 27:22 Davey, what's your dangerous recommendation. Speaker 3: 27:25 All right. So we didn't have an actual fan services week, so I'll kind of take that torch. Um, I did actually watch something that one of our fan fan suggested a week, few weeks ago or a month ago or whatever the beast, uh, this is six months ago. Okay. Well, whatever. Well, we had a fan service of somebody suggested the beast and I finally watched it and it they're right. Like it is nuts. It is, uh, basically the Russians have a tank in Afghanistan in 1981 and they're on a mission. Uh, I, I don't want to give too much away because this does need to be seen by people, but it has great drama, but even more brutal, like it has some gore in it that is fit for a horror movie. Like it's, it has some very tense and very bloody gory moments, um, wrapped up in a drama award drama. So it's got Jason Patrick around the time he did, um, uh, lost boys. So if you want to see like a Jason, Patrick Russian play a Russian soldier, go for it. That's crazy. I want to watch Amazon prime right now. So it was like, Speaker 1: 28:41 You're trying too hard, Adam, just move along from the same time. Speaker 4: 28:50 No, sorry. I was just, I'm happy. Like I'm nerding out over here. They didn't know how much you Speaker 3: 28:56 Loved lost boys era. Jason. Patrick. Speaker 2: 29:00 No, no, no. Yeah. He's so good. Speaker 1: 29:07 So gentlemen, as it turns out, I saw the best three movies of the entire year in the same week. This past week I watched pig with what is being miss marketed. It's not John Wiki at all. Uh, everybody should watch pig. It's probably the best of Nick cage in the last 10 years or more longer maybe, um, watch it. And I also watched the suicide squad highly recommended. If you have a sense of humor, if you don't, it's going to go right over your head. Um, cause I seen the one negative things online about it, but I feel like they're just, they don't get it. And the third thing I watched was the Val Kilmer documentary entitled Val. I didn't know the guy was this deep. Actually I have a new found appreciation for Val Kilmer after watching the documentary and learning about his real life and his process as an actor. And also, I mean the guy suffered throat cancer and this is learning how to talk again. And I thought about this, like where do a podcast, the only skill that's required is being able to speak. You'd be screwed. Yeah. Yeah. Like, so, so anyway. Speaker 2: 30:16 Or, or if you type in it's a computer voice or something, I guess that's the only way. Well, Speaker 1: 30:20 I guess that's what he's working on now is he has, he has a program designed. That's like the, um, the analyze, his voice files. And so he's now typing something that sounds more like his actual voice. Oh, interesting. His son helped him with the voiceover in the movie. Speaker 3: 30:37 No, I was just going to ask, did they touch on, um, that movie, the snowman where he filmed, but he couldn't like, uh, talk very much through it because of that. Speaker 1: 30:46 No, they didn't bring that up. Bring that up. Uh, the crashing point is when he's working on his play as, um, uh, Samuel Clemens, mark Twain. So when he, when he's doing the mark Twain stuff, that's when he gets diagnosed and uh, you know, the movie takes place mostly during that, that time when he's at like Comicon and like he went to, he goes to like these anniversary screenings of tombstone and New Mexico and stuff like that. So, uh, it's, it's on Amazon prime. So if you got the monthly Amazon membership, there's no reason not to put it into your queue. Yeah. Um, usually when we get towards the end of summer slash we're like really burnt on horror movies and they're our favorite genre, but we usually go through the grinder when we experienced, like the first year, it was really intense. It was almost like a mental breakdown. And then the second year was just the amount of murders that we had to watch. And uh, and then even being poor fans, you still want a better story. And like, sometimes the slasher is a really good movie and sometimes it's really bad because it's just like pizza. There's good pizza and there's bad pizza. And it's the same with the slashers on. Right. So, um, so same thing with slasher movies. What are we doing next for our coming attractions? Good question. Thanks for asking. Because a bunch that's all right. Cause you didn't know it was coming anyway. Um, gosh guys, I threw out some titles and I don't think who, wait, you voted right Dave. I was writing these guys messages in the middle of the night, throwing titles at them at a rapid fire pace. And then I literally said, ah, forget it because it was like clock in the morning. So we're going to do this thing called heat. We're actually going to separate next year. We're going to have part of the summer dedicated to crime dramas, which we haven't been able to do yet. We haven't really tackled action movies at all. Really. So we're going to have this new series called heat wave. We only have time to do one this year, but we'll see how it goes. So I would actually like to do, uh, I would like to do Punisher 89 unless somebody wants to nominate something else like silent rage, which would not necessarily be a pallet cleanser. But so I wanted to watch pub Punisher again. All right. Let's do punish rating. Alright. We'll do Punisher 89. Um, so that's, that's folks here. If you're keeping, I don't even even know if they follow along and watch the stuff that we watch. I'm not really sure. Sometimes they do because they write back to us like warlock two and tell us all about it. But um, that's it for tonight guys? I don't know if there's anything else we want to bring up or keep just cruising Speaker 2: 33:36 Dallas stuff. Got real guys. It was awesome. Speaker 3: 33:39 I'm waiting for Dave to tell me exactly what I'm thinking. I want Dave say what I'm thinking out loud. Go. Speaker 2: 33:47 I could go for some chicken McNuggets. That sounds amazing. That's Speaker 3: 33:53 Saying is exactly what I was thinking. Let's let's do this. Speaker 2: 33:56 Did the show just become like a psychic clairvoyant show or something? Yeah. You just heard it. Speaker 1: 34:28 Dave took a really dramatic pause before he told you what you were thinking. Did you notice that? I noticed, Speaker 3: 34:35 But I'm 3000 miles away, John. So Speaker 1: 34:39 There was lag internet signal breaks up. There was rain lag. Yeah. Wow. So let's say, you know, Speaker 3: 34:48 We chose a movie. That's not streaming anywhere. Speaker 1: 34:53 Uh, Crimea river. I have a video file. Tell no one Speaker 3: 34:58 Oh snap. I have it on VHS. I promise Speaker 1: 35:03 I have the DVD actually in my closet. Speaker 3: 35:08 Um, you know, I've seen your closet and then it's in there.