Speaker 1: Welcome to movie Crush, a production of I Heart Radio. Hey, everybody,
Speaker 1: welcome to the smallest crush You've ever had. How small
Speaker 1: is it? Chuck? It's so small? I have no joke
Speaker 1: for that. It's okay, it's a bad joke set up anyway.
Speaker 1: It's like, let me tee you up. Actually that's the
Speaker 1: classic Ed McMahon, right, But I never really understood the
Speaker 1: nature of the joke, Like, I don't understand what makes
Speaker 1: it funny? How small is it? It's so small that
Speaker 1: my mother is a terrible person. Wow, I don't I'm
Speaker 1: being sure what that means. What's so small? Your heart? Exactly? Okay? Oh,
Speaker 1: how you doing? I'm doing. I'm doing well, Chuck. I've
Speaker 1: been rewatching The Sopranos. I think I told you my journey.
Speaker 1: Started watching two episodes of it on a plane and
Speaker 1: it was censored, you know, for content, which is a
Speaker 1: delightful obviously fun. But boy does that show hold up
Speaker 1: so many good characters. And Tony Soprano's mother is a
Speaker 1: terrible person. Yeah, I remember her. She's a real piece
Speaker 1: of work, that one. And so that's what you were thinking,
Speaker 1: That's what I was thinking about, because you woke up
Speaker 1: you did your seven A m ritual was to watch
Speaker 1: barrel through two episodes of The Sopranos. I'd like to
Speaker 1: do it in little little nuggets. I do like a
Speaker 1: half episode in the morning, wrap the episode up at
Speaker 1: the end of the day as a reward for a
Speaker 1: job well done. Oh that's great to know. I had
Speaker 1: a super aggravating morning. I'm sorry, not because of anyone
Speaker 1: in my family, I'll make that clear. But so it's
Speaker 1: nice to come in here to our fun place, this
Speaker 1: ef Haven, to our little bouncy castle. Here. Oh man,
Speaker 1: the floor is a little extra buoyant today. So no,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna start off real quick with just a This
Speaker 1: occurred to me last night as Emily and I finished
Speaker 1: up Fleabag, which not only just season two, but that's
Speaker 1: all there is, so it's just a two season show.
Speaker 1: We finished flee Bag, which I talked about last time,
Speaker 1: and we finished Two Better Things, the great show written
Speaker 1: and directed by Pamela Adlon, and I was like, you
Speaker 1: know what, it's like, it's so great that there are
Speaker 1: these shows now, that these women are show running and
Speaker 1: writing and directing and creating. And then I got mad, why, Well,
Speaker 1: because it's like this is normal. It shouldn't be a
Speaker 1: big remarkable now and like what what Uh it's a
Speaker 1: bit of a soapbox moment because I got angry last night.
Speaker 1: Get up there? What what? Like? What did we miss
Speaker 1: out on? What stories did we not hear nol from
Speaker 1: the past fifty years that we're just not allowed to
Speaker 1: be told because it was a person of color or
Speaker 1: a woman that had them. And it's fucked up. It
Speaker 1: is sucked up. I mean, it's a it's a good question.
Speaker 1: It's an interesting question. But I guess you can take
Speaker 1: some solace in knowing that we're getting those stories now.
Speaker 1: I don't know, no, I know, and we're headed in
Speaker 1: the right direction, to be sure. And it's never been
Speaker 1: a better time to be uh, person of color or
Speaker 1: a woman in Hollywood. But it's still the scales are
Speaker 1: still tipped um and it's just we've missed out on
Speaker 1: so much over the years. I mean, I would argue
Speaker 1: it's never been a better time for cinema and creativity
Speaker 1: in general. Sure, floodgates are just wide open in terms
Speaker 1: of the means of production, making a show on a
Speaker 1: low budget and having it have an audience with a
Speaker 1: Netflix willing to roll the dice on smaller shows. I
Speaker 1: think we're in a pretty cool time right now. No,
Speaker 1: you're right. I uh, I don't know. That's counter into
Speaker 1: it to say no, you're right, but you know I
Speaker 1: am no not wait no, I got it. Okay, But
Speaker 1: it's just amazing. You know, I can't recommend these shows enough.
Speaker 1: They're they're great. Phoebe waller Bridge who uh created Fleabag
Speaker 1: as a one woman show initially, um, then took it
Speaker 1: to the BBC, I guess, and did you know it's
Speaker 1: only twelve episodes. It's six per season, and that allows
Speaker 1: you I'm a big advocate for you know, as I
Speaker 1: mentioned before about you know, two or three seasons and
Speaker 1: getting out. Um. Sure, I do love shows that have
Speaker 1: had long, long runs. That's fine. There are shows some
Speaker 1: shows that can sustain that. But you can really get
Speaker 1: a great character arc and story arc over six to
Speaker 1: twelve episodes for a life of a show. I agree,
Speaker 1: you know. I mean I think a great example is uh,
Speaker 1: some of the mini series that HBO is doing right now,
Speaker 1: like Chernobyl that was I think what five episodes. I'm
Speaker 1: about to dive into that. It's so good, dude. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Emily is the hold up right now because she didn't
Speaker 1: know if she can handle it. Um, It's it's heavy,
Speaker 1: but it's it's it's the way the best way I've
Speaker 1: heard it described as like the best horror sci fi
Speaker 1: you've ever seen, but it's fucking real, right, Yeah for sure.
Speaker 1: But uh, anyway, Phoebe waller Bridge is just an insane talent. Uh.
Speaker 1: She makes what she does on the show look easy.
Speaker 1: I know you haven't seen it yet, but she does
Speaker 1: a fourth wall thing. You told me about that, yeah,
Speaker 1: but it's she makes it looks just it's so seamless
Speaker 1: and it's really hard to do what she's doing. And
Speaker 1: she have a theater background or like I haven't heard
Speaker 1: her name, well it was a one woman show. That
Speaker 1: leads me to believe she probably did. Um. She co
Speaker 1: wrote the new James Bond movie, which is, you know, amazing,
Speaker 1: and I can say the same for Pamela Adlain And
Speaker 1: like it's these women are getting a chance now to
Speaker 1: tell their stories and it's not just like, oh, this
Speaker 1: is a story exclusive to women, um, because they're relatable
Speaker 1: for everyone, and they're about love and family and heart
Speaker 1: and hope and they're great. So off my soapbox. Watch
Speaker 1: those shows. We had a sound effect of Chuck stepping
Speaker 1: down off a soapbox ker plunk there it is. Uh,
Speaker 1: support these shows, That's all I got to say. And
Speaker 1: and keep doing it, keep doing it. So no, we're
Speaker 1: going to move on now. Um. I actually was really
Speaker 1: prepared today and did this stuff yesterday. Believe I noticed,
Speaker 1: and I was impressed. But are you prepared for your segment? Alright? Noel, everyone,
Speaker 1: it's time for addition number two of Chuck Souls. How
Speaker 1: many are supposed to have? You're supposed to have twenty?
Speaker 1: Are you finding one more or five more? You know
Speaker 1: there's a number of function on Microsoft word. Well I
Speaker 1: use notes. Use you can't number things on notes? Chuck?
Speaker 1: Can you can? Can? Can we put this off for
Speaker 1: another couple of minutes? I'm really sorry. I'm I have
Speaker 1: a theme here and I'm needing to find a few more.
Speaker 1: And well, let's take a break then, because all of
Speaker 1: this involves you as the co host, So I can't
Speaker 1: just have you go to sleep, Profo. I'm not going
Speaker 1: to sleep. I'm not going to sleep, Okay, Um, so
Speaker 1: let's just let's just cut and no one will know
Speaker 1: because we'll pick back up two minutes. Alright, no to
Speaker 1: Through the magic of technology and editing, it should have
Speaker 1: only been about a second delay for everyone else. Very kind,
Speaker 1: if you ready to go, I really am all right here,
Speaker 1: I got a sound effects machine at cool. Alright, right,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna have fun with this thing today. It's going
Speaker 1: to be a lot of fun. So do you have
Speaker 1: the means to keep scornal? Because last time that was
Speaker 1: one of your issues, that was one of my issues.
Speaker 1: What would you recommend? Here's what I do. Analog is
Speaker 1: it's probably the best way of doing Look, I even
Speaker 1: still have the yes and no column, so I'm gonna
Speaker 1: hand it over. That's great. It's a sharpie here, you
Speaker 1: got one. I've got a pen. I think it Sharpe
Speaker 1: would be more. Sharpie is better. Everyone, we're buzz marketing
Speaker 1: all over the place. Things are things are going great,
Speaker 1: good job nol. Okay, Chuck, this is called Chuck's Horror Holes. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's probably a good pick because I'm sort of a
Speaker 1: medium horror fan. Yeah, but but it has a twist.
Speaker 1: Chuck Boy's a twist you're maybe not gonna like. Okay,
Speaker 1: it's okay, though, let's let's get what's what's the twist?
Speaker 1: Are you gonna say or you're gonna You're gonna you're
Speaker 1: gonna catch onto it pretty quick, chuck it, pretty quil boy. Alright, first,
Speaker 1: Hell Razor two. Oh Jesus, you're fucking gonna sequel me out,
Speaker 1: aren't you. Okay, that's enough for Hell Razor too. You
Speaker 1: must have said, I did not see how Razor too.
Speaker 1: I barely saw a Hell Razor. Okay, that's fair. You're
Speaker 1: gonna I'm gonna get slayed here. No, no, I don't
Speaker 1: think so. A lot of the two's never mind, let's not,
Speaker 1: let's not. Let's go right in Dead Alive Peter Jackson,
Speaker 1: Dead Alive always got the lawnmower. When I wor division
Speaker 1: videos perfect, I saw Dead Alive in college fun film.
Speaker 1: I own that one. Okay, we've got we got one
Speaker 1: on one um pet Cemetery the original, Sure, yeah, I
Speaker 1: think I actually have not seen the remake. But I
Speaker 1: listened to a really cool horror podcast called like the
Speaker 1: Screaming Screamings or something like that, and they reviewed the
Speaker 1: most the Presentery remake and it sounded pretty good. Actually,
Speaker 1: the original one it really screwed me up as a
Speaker 1: kid and their perspectives. We went back and watched the
Speaker 1: original and it was not scary. I'm wondering if it's
Speaker 1: nostalgia that's uh that's making me remember it as being
Speaker 1: so just to make sure the original that was Edward
Speaker 1: for along, well that was pet Cemetery too. Oh well,
Speaker 1: I saw them both then, all right, because I definitely
Speaker 1: saw one good because I remember and pleasing all just
Speaker 1: one more time for the record, do the line did
Speaker 1: the famous line, Oh yeah, don't go into the road
Speaker 1: loss lossa fred Gwen, the famous fred Gwen really Gussie
Speaker 1: that one out of Munster's fame, right? Well was he
Speaker 1: known for he was the judge in my cousin Vinnie. Right,
Speaker 1: but you kind of thing where everyone what does herman
Speaker 1: Munster Judge Munster or you know, cemetery caretaker Munster with
Speaker 1: the with the with the bad main accent. Yeah, alright,
Speaker 1: you're doing well, Chuck. Right. Um, So that's two yes
Speaker 1: is and one no? All right, Lord of Illusions? Uh no,
Speaker 1: do you remember this film? The existence of this film?
Speaker 1: It the name rings a bell. Scott Baculo is in it.
Speaker 1: It's a Clive Barker film about like a magician or
Speaker 1: an illusionist, as he refers to himself in the film,
Speaker 1: and they're sort of a cult situation originized the cover,
Speaker 1: but I do I did not see that. Okay, that's fine,
Speaker 1: which is weird because that was when I was in
Speaker 1: Athens and that's prime time to be with. I really
Speaker 1: enjoyed that movie when I was younger. It was pretty scary,
Speaker 1: pretty grizzly, Clive Barker kind of stuff, and yeah, not
Speaker 1: not bad, all right, here we go. Children of the Corn. Yeah, sure,
Speaker 1: Jesus that I don't think so. That was one of
Speaker 1: those ones that was like a good bit removed from Yeah.
Speaker 1: I just have a very distinct memory of like the
Speaker 1: evil kid has like a voodoo doll that like he's
Speaker 1: got connected to this person he doesn't like, and he
Speaker 1: stabs it during church and the person starts like bleeding
Speaker 1: out of that. It's actually has a further title if
Speaker 1: you're really interested, everyone Children at the Corn to harvests No,
Speaker 1: the Final sacrific, Final Sacrifice. There we go. Okay, this
Speaker 1: is going very well, Chuck okay, um audition. Yes, great,
Speaker 1: great horror movie. That's one of these ones that like
Speaker 1: sort of tricks you into this like false sense of
Speaker 1: Security audition. Yeah, Japanese Takashi Mike, who is mostly known
Speaker 1: for like these big, you know, out there gangster Japanese
Speaker 1: gangster Accusa movies, and then he did this as kind
Speaker 1: of a departure for him. And it starts off as
Speaker 1: like the story of this dad who's trying to get
Speaker 1: a date after his wife's ID on this like dating
Speaker 1: app network thing, right, and very bad. It goes very
Speaker 1: very badly, but it just takes this breakneck turn like
Speaker 1: the middle of the way through the movie where you're
Speaker 1: like what am I watching? And some things have I
Speaker 1: recommend it not for the faint of heart, but it's
Speaker 1: a really really thoughtfully done, well well made horrmon Okay, surprisingly,
Speaker 1: I did see that. Yeah, good one. That would have
Speaker 1: been a vision video pick. That was one of those
Speaker 1: like you know store favorite post vision. Where was I
Speaker 1: living in nineteen you know where it was? I was
Speaker 1: back in Atlanta because I remember that's where it was
Speaker 1: when when the White k Bug bit us, all, yeah,
Speaker 1: did you stuck up on like bottled water and spam? No? No,
Speaker 1: that's good, you're a smart man. Um Okay, well, well
Speaker 1: there's three and three dude. This is perfect for the suspense.
Speaker 1: I think it's great. U. Next we have The Witch
Speaker 1: or the vich as it would have been printed. For
Speaker 1: sure you saw that one and loved it, because I
Speaker 1: know we talked about Hereditary and I was pretty sure
Speaker 1: you had seen the Witch because it's another twenty four
Speaker 1: kind of weird duty slope. When I saw New York
Speaker 1: City with the Girl that it's so fun. Really looking
Speaker 1: forward to his new film, The Lighthouse One. Casey saw
Speaker 1: it at Can and so that a can but like
Speaker 1: he goes to Paris every year wre Can is going
Speaker 1: on and they kind of duplicate some of the programming
Speaker 1: at some theaters around Paris, and he saw it. He
Speaker 1: said it was really fucked. Yeah, and Casey and are
Speaker 1: recording right after this A Casey at Can Uh special fantastic,
Speaker 1: which is I didn't know it was really Casey in Paris.
Speaker 1: It's Casey in Paris. But it's connected to to the festival.
Speaker 1: So you got a yes, you're ahead on the yes
Speaker 1: is now Chuck, all right, I'm gonna throw you for
Speaker 1: a little bit of a loop here. It's a more
Speaker 1: recent one that didn't get a lot of buzz. Very good.
Speaker 1: It's called The Black Coats daughter and it was directed
Speaker 1: by Anthony Perkins Son. Oh really yeah, his name is
Speaker 1: oz I believe or something like that. Well he is
Speaker 1: he does he have two sons or maybe maybe he
Speaker 1: maybe has the Perkins O Perkins I believe, which I
Speaker 1: imagine it's short for Oswald, but who was wants to
Speaker 1: call it kid Oswald? Um, it's it's very good. It's
Speaker 1: got the young girl from Madman in it. The other
Speaker 1: girl I believe was in American horror story I want
Speaker 1: to say, um, but it's a very dark, creepy Roberts
Speaker 1: Emma Roberts exactly she was in That's right. Uh, really cool,
Speaker 1: twisty kind of thing, very subtle, very moody and drony
Speaker 1: and a lot of atmosphere. This all takes place in
Speaker 1: like a snowstorm. Really really recommended. I believe it's streaming somewhere.
Speaker 1: I have to check that out. And no, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: give you just one question. Sure is it psychedelic at times?
Speaker 1: Less so it's a little more drab and kind of
Speaker 1: like you know, plotting and doom heavy. It's very doom heavy.
Speaker 1: By the way. A Field in England is uh for
Speaker 1: free on Amazon Prime, right now, dude, we talked about that,
Speaker 1: and I'm glad you reminded because I really do want
Speaker 1: to put it on the old watch list. Alright, you're
Speaker 1: four for four, my man, four and four. What do
Speaker 1: you call it when you're tied with yourself at four?
Speaker 1: Four for four? You call it a stalemate? It's a
Speaker 1: dead heat, a dead heat? Yeah, stalemate, got it? Okay, next,
Speaker 1: we've got I think this could be considered a horror film,
Speaker 1: Angel Heart, Oh for sure. Okay, yeah, you get a
Speaker 1: slash now through the floor. Yeah. I wonder if that
Speaker 1: movie holds up. Oh, I bet it's very schlocky. It
Speaker 1: probably does not hold up because I just remember the
Speaker 1: scene where Lisa Bone gets trenched in blood like having
Speaker 1: sex with Yeah. Yeah, back when Mickey work still looked
Speaker 1: like a human kind of you know then h Robert
Speaker 1: Jenniro with the thinly veiled Louis Cipher character. That's right,
Speaker 1: Louis Cipher. Yeah, that was kind of Angel hartist because
Speaker 1: it's the director I believe was Alan Parker who did
Speaker 1: who did The Wall, which I was always a fan of,
Speaker 1: but also kind of a heavy handed film if you
Speaker 1: look back on it, but an important one for for moody,
Speaker 1: you know, preteen knoll Well, and I think Angel Hart
Speaker 1: falls into that eighties movie category like this where, uh,
Speaker 1: it's probably perfect for the time, but I bet it doesn't.
Speaker 1: A bet it doesn't. In fact, maybe even a little
Speaker 1: edgy for the time. Lisa Bone kind of was given
Speaker 1: a hard time for that that performance, yeah, because she
Speaker 1: was like, you know, squeaky clean Cosby girl, right, and
Speaker 1: she came out and she came out and had kinky
Speaker 1: blood sex growths. Alright, moving on now, this is this
Speaker 1: is not a bait and switch. This is this is
Speaker 1: a very important film. Nightmare on Elm Street two, Yes,
Speaker 1: I saw, I might have seen the first three of those.
Speaker 1: Do you know why night Mary and Elm Street two
Speaker 1: is important? Though? Um No, I don't. It's considered the
Speaker 1: gayest horror movie of all time. Right, you've mentioned that
Speaker 1: because the protagonist it doesn't have like a scream queen.
Speaker 1: It has like this guy who is this very thinly
Speaker 1: veiled kind of gay character that seems to be struggling
Speaker 1: with his sexuality. And it's not it's it's played very subtly,
Speaker 1: I would argue it. Maybe I don't know. There's a
Speaker 1: documentary about it actually I don't know. I just see
Speaker 1: right now and Bloody Disgusting dot com. Uh it is
Speaker 1: listed in uh Scream Queens, Horror, Queers, Nightmare to Freddy's
Speaker 1: Revenge a ka the gayest horror movie ever made. It's
Speaker 1: and there's a documentary about it that someone that I
Speaker 1: know had something to do with, And now I'm linking
Speaker 1: on who that was. But uh, really really really interesting film.
Speaker 1: Um so crazy because Nightmare one was always such a
Speaker 1: runaway success that I guess they had to make two
Speaker 1: really quickly. And they may be like they kind of
Speaker 1: let it go off the rails, do they let whoever
Speaker 1: they gave it to kind of like take it in
Speaker 1: this completely different direction? And like the studios weren't vetting
Speaker 1: and not saying that it's not amazing, but it's very
Speaker 1: off brand based on what the first one was, and
Speaker 1: for that to be the second one I thought was
Speaker 1: very interesting. You know who directed that. It's this guy
Speaker 1: who really never did anything else that as far as
Speaker 1: I remember. Interesting. I wonder if he was gay. No,
Speaker 1: I think he definitely was. And like it's all in
Speaker 1: the documentary that you just mentioned, which I've seen clips
Speaker 1: from but haven't seen the whole thing. But I definitely
Speaker 1: recommend anybody that's interested in, you know, the kind of
Speaker 1: subverting horror tropes, you know, to check that out. Yeah,
Speaker 1: i'd like to see that again. Actually, all right, you're
Speaker 1: doing well, Chuck. You're actually ahead on the yeses. Now
Speaker 1: you're ahead on the yeses. Um, all right, we've got now.
Speaker 1: Next on the list a little movie from David Kronenberg
Speaker 1: called Rabbit. Did not see Rabbit? Okay? It's sort of
Speaker 1: like a zombie thing, but it's more like a virus
Speaker 1: and it's actually infecting everybody and everyone becomes these kind
Speaker 1: of like crazy zombies, um, you know, eating each other.
Speaker 1: But it's not a traditional seventiesnerg Is for me. There's
Speaker 1: a lot of them, man, and they all have like
Speaker 1: one name titles. It's great. And he's such an interesting
Speaker 1: guy because he's evolved like so insanely like into making
Speaker 1: these just like American masterpieces like Eastern Promises and the
Speaker 1: History of Violence and so talented. What was he doing lately?
Speaker 1: I'd like to see more out of David Cronenberg. Huh
Speaker 1: that movie? Yeah, it's been a long time now that
Speaker 1: I think about it. Um. Speaking of which, just not
Speaker 1: to de real entirely, but it's on it's on on topic.
Speaker 1: Have you seen the new Gym Jarmish zombie movie yet?
Speaker 1: The Dead Don't Die? No? Is that out? It's out? Okay?
Speaker 1: I heard it wasn't great. Um, he's he's hit or
Speaker 1: missed for make kind of honesty. I mean, I love
Speaker 1: me some Jim Jarmish, but he hasn't wowed me in
Speaker 1: a little bit. I'll just say that. My friend described
Speaker 1: it as painfully self aware, which seems kind of on
Speaker 1: brand for him at times. Interesting. I also need to
Speaker 1: see that Cosmopolis movie that Cronenberg did that was good
Speaker 1: with Pattinson. I think Pattinson is awesome. How do you
Speaker 1: feel about him as Batman? I think it's a really
Speaker 1: interesting choice. It's great. Why not. He's a good actor.
Speaker 1: He's got a nice square jaw. He looks like comic
Speaker 1: book batman kind of everyone just leave the old Twilight
Speaker 1: thing in the dust and let him go on with
Speaker 1: his life and be a great actor. He already is man.
Speaker 1: He didn't give a ship. Have you seen a good
Speaker 1: Time Good Times? I haven't seen that either. It's incredible.
Speaker 1: I know those cause Mapolis and good Times to the
Speaker 1: two that I really really want to see it's really,
Speaker 1: really good. I cannot recommend that one enough. Um, okay,
Speaker 1: moving on, we've got this is just this was a
Speaker 1: this was a bit of a wank on my part.
Speaker 1: Friday Part two, Yes, yeah, okay, great. I saw the first.
Speaker 1: I didn't definitely didn't watch many of those, but I
Speaker 1: saw the first I think three, because three was in
Speaker 1: three D. Do you have a sense of the time
Speaker 1: when those came out? What was it like, how quickly
Speaker 1: did they come out in succession? Like was it like
Speaker 1: you were ready to go for two and then like
Speaker 1: it was like an event anything. I'm wondering what that
Speaker 1: because I was pretty young. Um and uh, a little
Speaker 1: Baptist boy. That's right. I mentioned a gazillion times, so
Speaker 1: I wasn't like, I mean, Friday thirteenth one came out
Speaker 1: in nineteen eighty I was nine, okay, so you wouldn't
Speaker 1: have seen it in the theater. No, these were all
Speaker 1: things that I saw on video. Um, at least two
Speaker 1: or three years after the fact. That makes sense, all right.
Speaker 1: Part two is eighty one. So they it seems like
Speaker 1: they came out and he turned back quick that secession
Speaker 1: at first, but there was so much. And eight two
Speaker 1: was part three, so yeah, they were every year for
Speaker 1: a little while. Um, there were such a big deal
Speaker 1: that there were these secret movies that I tried to
Speaker 1: watch as soon as possible, like in in quiet what
Speaker 1: was the scuttle butt? Though? The more people are saying like,
Speaker 1: this is the scariest thing you'll ever see, it's just
Speaker 1: now because there was no internet, so you don't really
Speaker 1: know what everyone thought about everything. But the word around
Speaker 1: this lunch table was, you know, this guy wears a
Speaker 1: hockey mask and kills people with a machete. Nice that sounds, yeah,
Speaker 1: it was. It was too the one where he bashes
Speaker 1: someone against a tree in a sleeping bag. That's the
Speaker 1: move I always remember. The most I don't remember, but
Speaker 1: two was the first one where we really get Jason.
Speaker 1: That's right. See, so two was kind of the event
Speaker 1: movie because the first one is like, he's not even
Speaker 1: hockey masked up. It's his mom. That's a spoiler alert
Speaker 1: for his mom, you know movie from it was his mom.
Speaker 1: And then the second one probably is the one where
Speaker 1: he bashes the person in the sleepy mass up he's
Speaker 1: massed up. Yeah, okay, we're looking good. You are killing
Speaker 1: this by the way, you're seven, yes is five? Nos? Uh?
Speaker 1: And this is going to be an instant Yes, I
Speaker 1: already know this the thing, yes, yeah, the thing. I
Speaker 1: covered that on this very show. Now what you did
Speaker 1: that as an episode with somebody Craig Johnson? Really, who
Speaker 1: did you do Big Trouble in Little China with? That?
Speaker 1: Was Kyle Kanane? Okay, I didn't realize you did the thing.
Speaker 1: That's my bad, dude. Okay, well then that's a that's
Speaker 1: a gimme for you. So you're really crushing it now.
Speaker 1: Um okay, Carrie to the Rage. You didn't see the rage.
Speaker 1: See that's a shame, Chuck. Very good film. Have you
Speaker 1: seen The Conjuring? Uh? The Conjuring that was the more
Speaker 1: recent one. Yes. The Conjuring is about a group of
Speaker 1: paranormal investigators who were based on real people. Was that Yeah?
Speaker 1: I saw that first one because it had Vera Farmiga. Yes, yeah, yep,
Speaker 1: I saw that, goodness, but I did not see any
Speaker 1: of the rest. You're besting me. The Conjuring too, was
Speaker 1: pretty good, and then then they started making the Annabelle
Speaker 1: ones about like the creepy doll or whatever, so I
Speaker 1: kind of like got confused as to what universe everything
Speaker 1: was part of the original conjuring was. I thought it
Speaker 1: was pretty good. Actually, I remember being quite scared that
Speaker 1: guy James Wan, who is now the king of those
Speaker 1: kind of like you know, creepy jump scare kind of
Speaker 1: like ghost movies. Yeah, and who who the guy was?
Speaker 1: What's his face? Patrick Wilson? Yeah, from Lily Taylor. Yeah
Speaker 1: that's right. Yeah, Okay, great, we're almost We're almost. We're
Speaker 1: nearing the home stretch here. This is also a gimme
Speaker 1: because this is the one everyone remembers Evil Dead too. Yeah,
Speaker 1: for sure, I've seen all of us, because that's the
Speaker 1: one where they really lean into the fact that it's
Speaker 1: actually kind of funny. Because Evil Dead one was accidentally funny,
Speaker 1: I would argue, and was trying to be a little
Speaker 1: more scary, and then he definitely more straight up horror,
Speaker 1: but the sense of humor. I think Sam Ramie realized
Speaker 1: what a funny person Bruce Gampbell was, and then he
Speaker 1: really leaned into that for this for for two and
Speaker 1: an army of darkness of course, yeah, which is when
Speaker 1: it just went over the top. My goodness, Chuck, you
Speaker 1: are really slaying huh. That's a horror reference. Okay, Um,
Speaker 1: zombie with an eye luccio Fulci horror zombie flick. Okay, okay, um,
Speaker 1: I'm you know. I was getting desperate here at the end,
Speaker 1: so I got another luccio Fulci here the beyond. Okay,
Speaker 1: I mean I'm getting some points back here, Chuck, good,
Speaker 1: let me do a quick tally here, real quick. Yeah?
Speaker 1: Where are we? Um? I should probably use word instead
Speaker 1: of notes one, two, three, four. I've got to add one.
Speaker 1: Were you out? I'm out? No? No, I've got one
Speaker 1: more Cannibal Holocaust. Uh, that wasn't one of those ones
Speaker 1: that you were just int I'm gonna have to say
Speaker 1: no because I've only seen parts of that, uh and
Speaker 1: certainly have been best getting the legend of that film,
Speaker 1: but I have not sat down a mutched it all
Speaker 1: the way through. Okay, wow, who got you? You are? Ten? Yes?
Speaker 1: Is nine knows with one more to go that I
Speaker 1: had to just pull off the top of my head.
Speaker 1: So I can't lose, alrightn't lose the worst I will do.
Speaker 1: I can live with that. Oh boy, this is hard, Chuck,
Speaker 1: Um do TV mini series count? Okay, movie crush, it's
Speaker 1: not mini series crush. It's mini crush though, so I
Speaker 1: feel a good point. I figured mini series is might
Speaker 1: be on the table. Um, all right, here we go.
Speaker 1: Hang on, I'm pulling up Okay, okay, Henry A Portrait
Speaker 1: of a serial Killer. Yes, that was another vision video special.
Speaker 1: He bested me. And here's that guy. He plays Merle
Speaker 1: in The Walking Dead, and he plays uh Jon Do
Speaker 1: or Yondo Yondo in the Guardians of the Galaxies movies. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he's great. He's so great. And it's a really fucked up,
Speaker 1: little schlocky kind of like serial killer movie. Um. I
Speaker 1: don't think it's based on anybody in particular at all.
Speaker 1: This was a big deal. I mean not a big deal.
Speaker 1: It wasn't a big movie, but on the indie circuit
Speaker 1: it got a lot of attention. Michael Rooker, the Great
Speaker 1: Ker and John McNaughton. What adults did John McNaughton do.
Speaker 1: He wrote and directed it. I don't know. That name
Speaker 1: is very familiar. It does sound familiar. I'm thinking David Notton,
Speaker 1: Wild Things, the Sexiest movie of all time? Mad Dog
Speaker 1: and Glory? Remember Mad Dog? And Boy? Did I not
Speaker 1: mentioned to you? That was a movie that I That
Speaker 1: was one of the I think that was the first
Speaker 1: Led movie I saw in the theater and my mom
Speaker 1: took me and there is a very uh, you know,
Speaker 1: pretty serious sex scene in it. I was very young,
Speaker 1: and I remember being kind of uncomfortable. Chuck, that was
Speaker 1: much more of a of an edge of the edge
Speaker 1: of the cedar than I expected. Well done, dude, all right,
Speaker 1: that was fun nol. I like being hold your horrbles
Speaker 1: Chuck's horrible holes. All right. Now we're gonna finish up
Speaker 1: today with another addition and of stump the chumps. This
Speaker 1: time I got smart. I started from scratch and said,
Speaker 1: put the answer please, because it's just such a jack
Speaker 1: off if we're in here about the answers even yea,
Speaker 1: and then we're like scrambling to google it and it's
Speaker 1: an open ended question that it's very different. This is
Speaker 1: very well done. Bad Radio appreciate that. Um. So we're
Speaker 1: gonna try it this way. What I asked for for
Speaker 1: both of us, Knull. We're going to combine our brain
Speaker 1: power and we're gonna see if we can answer questions
Speaker 1: about die Hard and Back to the Future. I like
Speaker 1: both of those films, all right. So, uh, this is
Speaker 1: from Amanda coso Bucky from her husband. Actually, um, she says,
Speaker 1: she's telling her what to type. I guess, tell your
Speaker 1: husband get a fucking laptop. Seriously, man, what model of
Speaker 1: car did George McFly owned that Biff crashed. I have
Speaker 1: no idea. I have no idea either, Pontiac seventy nine
Speaker 1: Chevy Nova. It was not a seventy nine Chevy Nova.
Speaker 1: You're shirt about that? Well, yeah, because it was the
Speaker 1: nineteen fifties. Oh well that's right. No, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: he did it maybe in the in the in the
Speaker 1: present because he's supposed to wash the car George McFly own. Yeah,
Speaker 1: because Biff was supposed to wash his car, because old Biff,
Speaker 1: when he's all pathetic, old Beiff, he's we're supposed to
Speaker 1: he lets him borrow his car. He bullies him in
Speaker 1: the beause, No, I think it's in the it's not
Speaker 1: in the first one. Are you sure? I have a
Speaker 1: very distinct memory of like early on before things have
Speaker 1: changed for the better car. Because he borrowed Marty. He
Speaker 1: can't go on the date because he Biff crashed the car.
Speaker 1: Crashed the car. Okay, yea fair enough, sen But that's
Speaker 1: a deep cut. That is a deep cut. I would
Speaker 1: not have known that. Nope, alright, let's see here from
Speaker 1: a John mulaney bit. This is from D. C. Hoover.
Speaker 1: Why the heck was Marty's best friend and back to
Speaker 1: the future an old disgraced nuclear physicist? And why do
Speaker 1: we just um accept that fact with no explanation. I'm
Speaker 1: not sure that there's an answer to that. It's sort
Speaker 1: of the basis of the whole thing. He says. There
Speaker 1: is no right answer. D C. Hoover, you're fired. Yeah, No,
Speaker 1: I think it's a I mean, it's one of those
Speaker 1: things you just have to accept. I mean maybe, Like
Speaker 1: but here, here's the weird thing. Though Marty McFly seems
Speaker 1: like he would be a popular kid. He seems like cool.
Speaker 1: He plays electric guitar. You know, he did skateboard Happy
Speaker 1: Dress series, a skateboarder. Where are all his pals? Why
Speaker 1: is he just spending his time? Yeah, he has no friends.
Speaker 1: You know what it is, he himself is an inventor,
Speaker 1: because in the beginning of the movie he's got that
Speaker 1: crazy guitar app set up. He's obviously around made that.
Speaker 1: Are you sure? Yeah, because he asked him, he said,
Speaker 1: how's how the new thing go that I built you
Speaker 1: or whatever he was like Doc, it might be a
Speaker 1: little hard wired, or you don't think maybe Marty is
Speaker 1: like a tinkerer at heart where he connects with Doc
Speaker 1: on that level, there is a connection. There's nobody else
Speaker 1: understands him. Interesting, all right, John Chanel, I'm sorry, John
Speaker 1: Shawl says this back to the future. What actress originally
Speaker 1: portrayed Jennifer Parker. I did not know that they switched
Speaker 1: that role as well. Did you know that, Noel, Because
Speaker 1: we all know that Eric Stoltz originally played Martin mc flowers.
Speaker 1: So I'm gonna scroll down here. Claudia Wells. I don't
Speaker 1: know who that is. She stepped away from acting after
Speaker 1: her mother was diagnosed with cancer. Mm hm oh oh, okay,
Speaker 1: I see what he's saying. Jennifer Parker was played by
Speaker 1: Claudie Wells in the first movie. Yes, Elizabeth Shoe replaced her.
Speaker 1: I knew that, but I did not know that her
Speaker 1: name was Claudie Wells. Elizabeth Shoe replaced her in the
Speaker 1: second movie, different actress. Yeah, I didn't realize that. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: but I did not know that about Claudia Wells. It's
Speaker 1: very sad. Pretty good casting switcher rue because I honestly
Speaker 1: never clocked that they were different actresses at all. All right,
Speaker 1: we're gonna go. We'll see if there's a die Hard
Speaker 1: one in here. All right, here, old pal, Jeff, Noel.
Speaker 1: What do both die Hard and Back to the Future
Speaker 1: have in common? They're Christmas movies. No, that's a very
Speaker 1: open ended question, because you could say their eighties movies. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you could say a lot. We need to say a
Speaker 1: lot more of of a clue there. But I'm trying
Speaker 1: to think here, is there a shared actor or I
Speaker 1: don't think so. Back to the Future and die Hard,
Speaker 1: I can't think of a direct crossover. It feels like
Speaker 1: I got you question. It does. But Jeff's a stand
Speaker 1: up guys. Let me see what he says. Jeez, Jeff,
Speaker 1: you may be fired too. Both movies have a character
Speaker 1: who looks like Huey Lewis. He says, okay, lame joke over,
Speaker 1: I should just bet these that this is on me. No, no, no,
Speaker 1: that wasn't. Who are they? But he's right. Huey Lewis
Speaker 1: himself was in Back to the Future. He played the
Speaker 1: original judge in the music competition. Wow, it said, you're
Speaker 1: just too darned loud because Huey Lewis that's the power
Speaker 1: of love. Right. It was a sort of a meta
Speaker 1: and joke. But say, Jeff Noel, the one of the henchmen,
Speaker 1: the guy that plays the front desk guy is he
Speaker 1: looks like Huey Lewis from that A lot of people
Speaker 1: looked like Huey Lewis in those days. Think he was
Speaker 1: kind of a sex symbol, right, you know, Huey Lewis
Speaker 1: went dong out and the movie Shortcuts, Yeah, seriously, in
Speaker 1: the movie Shortcuts where Huey Lewis whips it out and
Speaker 1: takes a piss in the river, he whipped out his
Speaker 1: news and it just showed it. Oh my gosh. Wow.
Speaker 1: All right, let me see here, Grant Woody says, Back
Speaker 1: to the Future, which Titanic actor made a small appearance,
Speaker 1: and Back to the Future as one of Biff's Toady's
Speaker 1: Billy's name, Yes, it is Zane because the other one
Speaker 1: that's in that is Casey. What's his face? And they
Speaker 1: they both had very you know, we're before they were
Speaker 1: big names. A good job, Hey, thanks man, because we're
Speaker 1: kind of getting crushed here. Yeah, that's fine, But that's
Speaker 1: what you know. It's many crash. We're getting crushed and
Speaker 1: no one is asking die hard questions. It's all someone's
Speaker 1: giving notes on how I should do this better. Putting
Speaker 1: the answer in the reply would make a much neater thread.
Speaker 1: Oh that's true. You're right, Jennifer, that's true. You are right,
Speaker 1: because then it would be the first reply and it'd
Speaker 1: be easy to find all right. Old about David Mills
Speaker 1: for Back to the Future says this, what is Marty's
Speaker 1: brother's name and where does he work? At the beginning
Speaker 1: of the film, it feels like there's like a burger
Speaker 1: King uniform on his body. Yes, that's right, he's wearing
Speaker 1: a little paper hat. But it was like brown and orange,
Speaker 1: like that's Burger King. Is that what a burger No,
Speaker 1: because it wasn't Texas. But what was his brother's name?
Speaker 1: I don't remember his brother's name. Remember that it's a
Speaker 1: very minor character. He didn't really do much. He disappeared Dave,
Speaker 1: and he worked at Burger King. It was burger King,
Speaker 1: so it was like a product tie in. Oh, I'm sure,
Speaker 1: I am sure. Uh Anna Shress Stress the interesting name.
Speaker 1: Back to the Future. What planet does Marty says, from
Speaker 1: when he pretends to be an alien. I do remember this?
Speaker 1: Do you remember? Because he is it a joke. It's
Speaker 1: sort of like it's all a joke. Yeah, No, what
Speaker 1: does he God damn it. What does he say when
Speaker 1: he's wearing the planet? You know, Rooney Blast van Halen. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he says he's Darth Vader. Right, Yeah, it's Darth Vader.
Speaker 1: In fact that it's a bit of a hint because
Speaker 1: he uses Star Wars and also, I'll give you a
Speaker 1: hint star Trek planet close. What is it? I am
Speaker 1: Darth Vader Vulcan rented Vulcan. That's very nice. The job
Speaker 1: nol uh boy. No one is asking die Hard questions.
Speaker 1: I thought for sure, Well, I just feel like, I
Speaker 1: don't know, man, Back to the Future is just more
Speaker 1: rife with trivia. I feel like, you know, maybe, so
Speaker 1: we'll go with this one. I don't know the answer.
Speaker 1: Lauren Mantle says, what was Alan Rickman's first feature film role? Oh?
Speaker 1: Actually I think it was die Hard because he was
Speaker 1: We've talked about this, because he was much more of
Speaker 1: a theater guy Dirror. Yeah, he had previously been a
Speaker 1: stage actor. That's right. We got one nole. We did
Speaker 1: all right. Here's another die hard from oral pal Anthony
Speaker 1: Nor says, the actor who plays Argyle got his start
Speaker 1: as a child playing a would be guitar thief in
Speaker 1: What One comedy? Why? Well, I remember our guy. I
Speaker 1: remember very much that face playing a would be guitar
Speaker 1: thief in a night one comedy. Guitar thief. That's very specific.
Speaker 1: M why would it be stealing a famous guitar um?
Speaker 1: I have no idea. I don't know the Blues Brothers,
Speaker 1: never seen the Blues Brothers. It's a good question to
Speaker 1: hold the nice work, Anthony, you got it all right. Now,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna give you this one. Our pal the Mudge
Speaker 1: Jennifer Mudge says, what Lord of the Rings actor made
Speaker 1: his film debut debut, what's going on with me? Film debut?
Speaker 1: And Back to the Future too. Here's my secret roll.
Speaker 1: I saw Back to the Future two and three, But
Speaker 1: like once, I did not watch those movies more than once.
Speaker 1: I don't think it was fun. I just didn't think
Speaker 1: they were that great. I like to but very much
Speaker 1: a devote of the first, seeing it dozens of times.
Speaker 1: I really liked to three. I only saw once and
Speaker 1: I remember seeing it in the theater and I remember
Speaker 1: there was Pizza Hut tie in like for like three
Speaker 1: he was the Western, right, but he was the Western
Speaker 1: had the Pizza Hut figure in Pizza Hut was like
Speaker 1: I think Pizza Hut definitely sponsored. I know what it was,
Speaker 1: the old Pizza Hut. The old Pizza Hut. You could
Speaker 1: get these back to the Future sunglasses and you had
Speaker 1: to buy them like they were you you would get
Speaker 1: like you had the you had the privilege of buying
Speaker 1: them when you when you ordered a pizza phi from
Speaker 1: Pizza Hut, and they were like kind of retro cool
Speaker 1: future looking sunglasses and they were like really like Doc
Speaker 1: Brown's kind of kind of like that, yeah, exact the end,
Speaker 1: kind of like the thing something like that Kanye West
Speaker 1: would wear today. You know, um who you go weaving.
Speaker 1: I'm just throwing that out there. I have no idea. Uh.
Speaker 1: The Mudge says Elijah Wood. He was in Back to
Speaker 1: the Future too, That's what she says. I don't he
Speaker 1: must have been No wait a minute, yes, it was
Speaker 1: a little kid. He's a little kid. I'm pretty sure.
Speaker 1: It's the scene where Marty goes into the like retro
Speaker 1: what is now the retro diner that has the gun
Speaker 1: game the Cowboys Shooty Shooty gun game, right, and a
Speaker 1: little key goes in and like blast it and just
Speaker 1: like kills it, you know, like flips the gun around
Speaker 1: and like that. Thinks he's a badass. And then these
Speaker 1: two little ship kids go you have to use your hands,
Speaker 1: And I'm pretty sure one of those might be Elijah Wood.
Speaker 1: All right, it's gotta be Charles Morton Acre says, what
Speaker 1: van Halen song is played him back to the future.
Speaker 1: I mean it's eruption, right, I don't know, maybe van
Speaker 1: Halen very well, all right, it's not even a real answer,
Speaker 1: he says, just a bunch of noise. I gotta vet
Speaker 1: these knoll He's so young, he is very Oh my god,
Speaker 1: he's tiny. Really is he a little cutie? Goodness? I
Speaker 1: bet Elijah Wood was a cute little kid with those eyes.
Speaker 1: Graham Sullivan says this dieheard when Hans Gruba meets McClain
Speaker 1: on the roof and pretends to be an innocent office worker.
Speaker 1: Who does he claim to be Clay Clay Clay. I
Speaker 1: remember that because he reads it off the thing Bill Clay,
Speaker 1: Bill Clay that's got to be it. Yes, oh man,
Speaker 1: well done? That was That was a good one, Bill Clay.
Speaker 1: All right, let's go with another die hard question. Our
Speaker 1: old pal Austin Gerhardt says, what was the building? Uses
Speaker 1: not to tell me plaza actually for in real life? Jeez,
Speaker 1: I know the building. It's over there in Century City.
Speaker 1: Oh man? Was it a Oh? I feel like it
Speaker 1: was a a movie building like a studio buil. Interesting. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I didn't nail it, but I got it halfway. You
Speaker 1: got the flavor of the real life building? Was the
Speaker 1: twenties century Fox headquarters? Interesting? And so not like a lot.
Speaker 1: It was more like it was just like a building
Speaker 1: where they would have offices. Right, So it wasn't like
Speaker 1: yeah no, no no, no, wasn't on the line. Got it.
Speaker 1: But it's sort of been that area, So not bad.
Speaker 1: How many more do you want to do? No? I
Speaker 1: don't know, man. We're at four at a solid forty
Speaker 1: and I know you got a scoot, so let's do
Speaker 1: two more? Um, all right, I don't know this one.
Speaker 1: Carrie v mcquaide or old friend, says, what is the
Speaker 1: name of the dance? George and Lorraine attends the happy
Speaker 1: that happiness under the enchantment under the Sea very enchanted. Yes,
Speaker 1: and get your damn hands offer man man. All right, now,
Speaker 1: let's finish up with old friend Carl Suderberg. What movie
Speaker 1: was being shown in cinemas when Martin wip Fly traveled
Speaker 1: to two thousand fifteen and back to the future too.
Speaker 1: There's Jaws. There's the motif of the cinema Marquis. I
Speaker 1: assume that's what he's talking about, right, I guess so
Speaker 1: if I just remember the Jaws, there's like a hologram
Speaker 1: of Jaws that comes at him and like bites him.
Speaker 1: All right, no, I read this. You're partially right. But
Speaker 1: he traveled to two thousand fifteen, which was the future,
Speaker 1: so it would have been Jaws like five or something
Speaker 1: like let's take a stab at it? Uh ten? No
Speaker 1: Jaws nineteen. Oh god, they went family guy with all right,
Speaker 1: not bad everyone not bad. Joke questions aside. They're fired,
Speaker 1: except for Jeff Noel because he's an old bell. I
Speaker 1: like it that one went well. I think maybe putting
Speaker 1: the answer in the comment like our friend recommended, maybe
Speaker 1: the way to go where you know, this is all
Speaker 1: a work in progress. I mean, first of all, we
Speaker 1: had to get the answers in there at all, and
Speaker 1: now we could. We're just tweaking it as we go.
Speaker 1: We'll figure it out all right. Thanks buddy, and thank
Speaker 1: you buddies, and we'll see you next week. Looking forward
Speaker 1: to