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Speaker 5: Straw Ha Goofy sounds nice, It just it just rolls
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Speaker 2: Juju Green every weekend.
Speaker 4: We're so excited to have you here and to catch
Speaker 4: us up not only with what's in the theaters, but
Speaker 4: what's on streaming and what are we missing?
Speaker 2: And you know what so far, you know what, these
Speaker 2: few weeks we've had, we've had.
Speaker 4: Time with you, you have turned us onto things we
Speaker 4: would not have known about.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's why we are. So let's go. What do
Speaker 2: you want to talk about this week?
Speaker 3: That's my job.
Speaker 5: We've got a couple of things, talk about four things,
Speaker 5: a couple of things we missed from last week. I
Speaker 5: really recommend. The movie roof Man is directed by the
Speaker 5: director Derek c. And France, who also directed movies like
Speaker 5: Place Beyond the Pines, it's it's such a great movie.
Speaker 5: It stars Channing Tatum and Kirsten Dunns, and it's about
Speaker 5: the man named Jeffrey Manchester who was a serial robber
Speaker 5: who robbed I think.
Speaker 3: Forty five McDonald's.
Speaker 5: He escapes from, Yeah, he and he would do it
Speaker 5: by cutting into the roosts of these McDonald's.
Speaker 2: Why there, big Max apple piees?
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. The ice cream machine has broke,
Speaker 3: though I don't know why he?
Speaker 2: Is it true?
Speaker 4: You?
Speaker 2: We have full, real frontal nudity in this thing.
Speaker 5: Do I remember frontal nudy? Yeah, not full frontal nudity.
Speaker 5: I don't remember if I saw anything flopping around? But yes, Channing,
Speaker 5: do you remember.
Speaker 2: Probably I've heard you. Do you see the pen? And
Speaker 2: it's not and it's not a fake. But maybe I'm.
Speaker 1: Wrong that this is about the real Hamburgler.
Speaker 2: I digress, Sorry, go right ahead.
Speaker 5: No, Yeah, but the movie is uh is being marketed
Speaker 5: as a comedy when in fact it's a drama edy
Speaker 5: and it has probably in guys, I kid you not.
Speaker 5: Channing Tatle's best performance that I've ever seen in his career.
Speaker 1: Better than Magic, I don't believe it.
Speaker 3: Better than magic. Might I mean that one probably does that.
Speaker 2: I mean in what regard, I mean, he really truly is.
Speaker 5: He's just he's just able to balance drama and comedy
Speaker 5: and charisma in such a depth way. Feel for him,
Speaker 5: You laugh with him, like you just can't help but
Speaker 5: be drawn to him. Even though he is a criminal,
Speaker 5: and even though everything that he's doing is wrong, you
Speaker 5: still feel bad for the guy, and you truly get
Speaker 5: a sense that he's just a simple man backed into
Speaker 5: a corner, which apparently is a reflection of the real
Speaker 5: life Jeffrey Manchester, who they would say after they would
Speaker 5: rob the McDonald's and lock him in the freezer, he
Speaker 5: will give you a coat before putting you in that freezer.
Speaker 3: So I think Channing Tatum definitely nails this. This man
Speaker 3: what a sweet thing.
Speaker 2: Now we have to see Rufman.
Speaker 5: I'm in Yeah, Roofman, pretty great. I got a couple
Speaker 5: of spooky picks for you guys, because you know we're
Speaker 5: in October, so we got to do spooky picks, right.
Speaker 5: So Black Phone two premieres this weekend. You can actually
Speaker 5: go check it out tonight, you know, Thursday, Friday, whenever
Speaker 5: this is going to air. But this one is directed
Speaker 5: by Scott Derekson. Obviously, it's a sequel to the original
Speaker 5: Black Phone, the super mega hit starring Ethan Hawk and
Speaker 5: Mason Thames and start and it's all about this serial
Speaker 5: killer called the Grabber, who, if you haven't seen the
Speaker 5: first one, was defeated in the first movie, but now
Speaker 5: he comes back from the dead because supernatural things are happening.
Speaker 5: So you get the sense that it is almost a
Speaker 5: combination of Friday the Thirteenth and Nightmare on Elm Street,
Speaker 5: with like some really great young actors at the core
Speaker 5: of it. It's supernatural, it's very spooky. Scott Dereckson's direction
Speaker 5: is very like, I don't want to say ahead of
Speaker 5: its time, but it's definitely like. The visuals are different
Speaker 5: than what you get from other scary movies. And I
Speaker 5: truly did enjoy this film quite a bit. Is it
Speaker 5: better than the first film? I don't think so, but
Speaker 5: I do think that it does expand what we loved
Speaker 5: in the first film so much if you haven't seen
Speaker 5: the first film, But it's honestly a great ride of
Speaker 5: a spooky movie.
Speaker 3: If you're looking for something.
Speaker 2: Danielle to hold up your LM and now it sounds
Speaker 2: so good.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, black Phone, BLACKFLM.
Speaker 5: I love the first black Phone so much, and I
Speaker 5: think the Grabber is like one of those. I think
Speaker 5: it's this generation's new kind of like serial Killer. I
Speaker 5: feel like we've been lacking, like a Jason Voorhees, a
Speaker 5: Fright of.
Speaker 3: The thirteen, a Michael Myers.
Speaker 5: And I think the Grabber ethan Hawk's performance as impeccable
Speaker 5: as ever. He never even shows his face, guys, he
Speaker 5: wears a mask in prosthetics the entire time, but his
Speaker 5: performance is just so oh my god, it's just so
Speaker 5: creepy and so devilish.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 2: Okay, black Phone two mm hmm. Now I never saw it.
Speaker 4: It slipped past me, and all my friends saw it
Speaker 4: and loved it, and I never did.
Speaker 2: Did do you guys? See it? Now?
Speaker 1: I did, actually, and it scared me. So everything scares me.
Speaker 3: Go ahead, Sorry, I think you're like this one, man,
Speaker 3: I think you're like this one.
Speaker 5: But you got you got to see the first black
Speaker 5: Phone and make it a double feature. I will hear
Speaker 5: a double I.
Speaker 3: Got all right.
Speaker 5: This next one another spooky pick. This one is for
Speaker 5: the dog lovers out there. This one is called good boy. Uh.
Speaker 5: This one came out this past weekend, and it actually
Speaker 5: has a dog named Indy as the main character, like
Speaker 5: to the point where you hardly ever see the human's face.
Speaker 5: You're only following this dog as he's with this owner
Speaker 5: and this brand new, ghostly infested house. So what happens
Speaker 5: when a dog in his owner gets gets haunted by
Speaker 5: a bunch of go and the dog has to be
Speaker 5: the one to save the day. Literally, guys, this is
Speaker 5: probably the best performance. You know, I'm not gonna say probably,
Speaker 5: this is the best performance from an animal that you
Speaker 5: will ever see.
Speaker 3: Like, like, I'm dead serious.
Speaker 4: I want to sounds like it sounds like with the
Speaker 4: premise it's a it's a fun thriller.
Speaker 2: Is it kind of fun to watch this?
Speaker 3: It's not fun to watch this. I'm not gonna I'm
Speaker 3: not gonna tell you the dog.
Speaker 2: This is why I don't watch dog movies at all.
Speaker 2: They're gonna die. Text me later, tell me Well.
Speaker 3: Listen, I said, I've been saying this for years.
Speaker 5: It seems that every year we get the mandatory dog movie, right,
Speaker 5: A Dog's Purpose air bud like you know the art
Speaker 5: of racing in the rain. Every movie is a dog movie,
Speaker 5: and every time the dog either dies or it gets
Speaker 5: very old to where he almost dies. Now we have
Speaker 5: a horror movie with the dog as the protagonist, and
Speaker 5: I'm praying that this dog doesn't die the whole time.
Speaker 3: But if if you're an owner, and if you're.
Speaker 5: Not a fan of like spooky things, this movie will
Speaker 5: give you extreme anxiety. But still, I cannot stress enough
Speaker 5: how great this dog is. That it's so expressive, and
Speaker 5: at the end of the movie there's actually a little
Speaker 5: treat on how they were able to coach the dog
Speaker 5: into these great performances.
Speaker 3: So it's it's I highly recommend it.
Speaker 2: At least we know the dog actor does live.
Speaker 3: So this is the dog actor is still alive. India
Speaker 3: is still kicking.
Speaker 1: I can't believe there's a better actor than Free Willy
Speaker 1: this movie.
Speaker 5: I think I think we should like start making some
Speaker 5: type of like animal acting Hall of Fame, you know,
Speaker 5: I think there should be a separate OSCAR category for kind.
Speaker 4: By the way, while you're doing and getting to your
Speaker 4: your next, your next piece of work, I'm I'm I'm
Speaker 4: googling good Boy movie does dog die? And other people
Speaker 4: are taking I'm not gonna get the answer, but other
Speaker 4: people are text doing Oh okay, I got the answer.
Speaker 3: None, because some people won't watch it.
Speaker 2: If the dog dies won't do.
Speaker 3: It, some people will watch it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the cat people watch watch the movie. Move on.
Speaker 5: Sorry, good boy, guys, check it out in theaters. And
Speaker 5: this next one is actually a Prime Video original. It
Speaker 5: just it just released this week. It's called John Candy.
Speaker 2: I like me want to see saw Juju.
Speaker 4: I loved it Candy before, I love him even more
Speaker 4: now talk about it.
Speaker 5: So John Candy has always been one of my favorite actors.
Speaker 5: Guys like I grew up on cool runnings. I grew
Speaker 5: up on Uncle Buck, I grew up on trains, trains,
Speaker 5: planes and automobiles. And if you really love the actor,
Speaker 5: and if you always just looked at him and said,
Speaker 5: this looks like the sweetest guy you will ever meet
Speaker 5: in your life, this documentary essentially confirms that this this
Speaker 5: goes from his beginnings to the things he went through
Speaker 5: as a child, to what kind of caused his rise
Speaker 5: to fame. And the beautiful thing about this movie is
Speaker 5: that it really makes you sit with who this man is.
Speaker 5: There are whole scenes where you're just watching interviews of
Speaker 5: him and seeing his facial expressions and you're just experiencing him,
Speaker 5: and then you get like the stories of all the actors,
Speaker 5: Like there's so many actors who come to talk about them,
Speaker 5: but it's just a wonderful portrait of a great man
Speaker 5: of his career. But it also talks about like his
Speaker 5: mental health and how like the nice people who tend
Speaker 5: to give a lot to a lot of people, they
Speaker 5: tend to not give enough to themselves. And it's honestly
Speaker 5: a very heartbreaking watch, but it's also a very uplifting
Speaker 5: and optimistic watch, and it makes you want to strive
Speaker 5: to be a better person and a more giving person.
Speaker 3: And John Candy I like me.
Speaker 5: It's just first off, the title alone is great because
Speaker 5: that's one of my favorite quotes and monologues that I've
Speaker 5: ever seen in the film.
Speaker 3: So sorry getting emotional, because Candy is my guy. Man.
Speaker 3: I love the movie. I watched it last night and
Speaker 3: I went to sleep with great dreams.
Speaker 4: You know, juj It's kind of interesting because they are actors, right,
Speaker 4: so you never really know if they're really nice people
Speaker 4: when they're not acting, but when you hear it's definitely
Speaker 4: done on film right before your eyes.
Speaker 2: That's great. I can't wait, but hold on a second.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, I'll go onto the last roof Man Black Phone.
Speaker 2: Too, good boy and John Candy I like me. But
Speaker 2: a quick question from Gandhi about your opinion about something.
Speaker 1: Have you watched the new docu series or you wouldn't
Speaker 1: even call it that, the docu drama Monsters with the story?
Speaker 3: Yes, I.
Speaker 5: Well, Ryan Murphy is a sick individual, always has been.
Speaker 5: Now So I watched the Jeffrey Dahmer story, was very
Speaker 5: very much creeped out by it, and I didn't get
Speaker 5: a chance to check out the Menindez brothers. But I've
Speaker 5: always been very interested in the ed Geen story because
Speaker 5: I feel like ed Geen is the serial killer in
Speaker 5: our history that.
Speaker 3: Has kind of premeated our culture the most.
Speaker 5: He's had the most like movies based off of him,
Speaker 5: he has the most iconic pieces of media based off
Speaker 5: of Hilm and so I feel like us as a
Speaker 5: society and us who consume like this type of subject matter.
Speaker 5: Ed Geen is kind of like the Blueprint, and I
Speaker 5: feel like that show, as dark as it got, it
Speaker 5: hit the nail on the head, like how obsessed we
Speaker 5: are with this man and what he did and his
Speaker 5: atrocities and how we're able to kind of like and
Speaker 5: how art is reflected through.
Speaker 3: Like where we are in the times.
Speaker 5: There's this moment where the there's an episode where the
Speaker 5: director of Texas Chainsaw Massacre is like pooh pooing the
Speaker 5: state of Hollywood and saying like, there's nothing of substance
Speaker 5: coming out now. But ed Geen is real, and the
Speaker 5: real is horrible and it's awful, it's depraved, it's it's dark.
Speaker 5: And the people who are watching all these other things,
Speaker 5: they don't deserve those other things. This is what we get.
Speaker 5: We deserve the truth, and the truth is ed Geen
Speaker 5: and this is the truth of humanity. And I just
Speaker 5: made me sit back and go, wow, this this particular show,
Speaker 5: it uses its violence, which is real violence, by the way,
Speaker 5: to actually make a point about how do we consume it?
Speaker 3: Who are we?
Speaker 5: And I thought that was like very very interesting. And
Speaker 5: then and then I saw him cutting people open and
Speaker 5: flipping them upside down and doing creepy stuff. And I
Speaker 5: had to like watching at like two episode incriments because
Speaker 5: it was just too dark and too creepy.
Speaker 3: Couldn't go to sleep with that episode.
Speaker 4: It was going dark and creepy as it is. The
Speaker 4: message is definitely loud and proud, right, and you.
Speaker 1: Do agree, said, oh absolutely. I didn't even know who
Speaker 1: ed Gean truly was until all of this, And then
Speaker 1: of course I went down the rabbit hole and they
Speaker 1: said he really changed the face of the horror genre
Speaker 1: because it was always fake things Frankenstein, Dracula before. Now
Speaker 1: you had a real life human being and that just
Speaker 1: shifted everything. So it is fascinating.
Speaker 6: Reality is frightening, Yeah, Jesus, yeah, I mean for those
Speaker 6: who don't know, like ed Geen is the basis for
Speaker 6: Norman Bates and American Psycho, the Leather Face and texta
Speaker 6: Chainsaw Massacre, and the Buffalo Bill in Silence of the Lambs,
Speaker 6: as well as many more.
Speaker 2: So he is time. Oh my gosh, I don't think.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't buy it. You wouldn't like him, you'd be
Speaker 1: very weirded out.
Speaker 2: By his voice. I'm rid it up by no one.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm friends with you. This is true, Jesus.
Speaker 4: It's always a wonderful time with you and enlightening. And
Speaker 4: I don't know what to say. Juju Green of course,
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Speaker 2: You're fabulous. I love your take.
Speaker 4: It really makes me want to sit down and watch
Speaker 4: each and every one of these and I thank you
Speaker 4: for that.
Speaker 2: Josey, thank you so much.
Speaker 3: Thank you. I love vibing with you. Guys. It was
Speaker 3: a good group guys. Dan after party