Speaker 1: Welcome everyone. It is Thursday, October thirtieth, and you are
Speaker 1: listening to Amy and TJ.
Speaker 2: And we are now in the final countdown to Halloween.
Speaker 2: It is our Halloween Horror hit list and we are
Speaker 2: already at number two.
Speaker 1: You're feeling good about our choices.
Speaker 3: We me already at it's been a month already at
Speaker 3: it's blown by it. It hasn't flown. This has been
Speaker 3: a long, hard haul. We have been, you know, to
Speaker 3: just watch horror movies all day. It seems like, well.
Speaker 1: We do every day.
Speaker 3: It seems like it would put you in a down
Speaker 3: a in a dark move. This is uplifting to us.
Speaker 3: I always say hearing people screaming is like our white
Speaker 3: noise in the house.
Speaker 2: It is embarrassing sometimes though, if strangers are around, or
Speaker 2: if someone's calling and they hear someone screaming in the background.
Speaker 1: For us, it's.
Speaker 3: Just a Tuesday that has absolutely happened on zoom calls
Speaker 3: or something at the house. We're like, oh my god,
Speaker 3: what's happening. It sounds like somebody's being murdered in the
Speaker 3: second room. But no, this is great and we're at
Speaker 3: number two. And this, folks, we will tell you right
Speaker 3: now I am guarunteeing you will be crying in this movie.
Speaker 3: I don't care who you are. There will be tears
Speaker 3: in your eyes and at least one and possibly two
Speaker 3: moments in this movie.
Speaker 2: I have seen this movie personally, I mean at least
Speaker 2: at least six or seven times. We just rewatched it
Speaker 2: before we recorded this and once again, sobbing. Not just
Speaker 2: a few tears wiping away, I mean just powerful, powerful acting,
Speaker 2: powerful storytelling, all set in a zombie apocalypse.
Speaker 3: And one more thing for you here, folks, how extraordinary
Speaker 3: this movie is. You're gonna be crying. This movie is
Speaker 3: so ub titled the entire time. It is not in English,
Speaker 3: and the dubbing is not available or is it.
Speaker 2: Well, it might be for some folks, but it isn't
Speaker 2: on Netflix. Okay, you have to watch it with the subtitle, folks.
Speaker 3: This is a special special movie.
Speaker 2: It is our number two on our horror hit list,
Speaker 2: and it is trained to Bussan And this is one
Speaker 2: of the greatest horror films ever made ever, ever, and
Speaker 2: it was released back in twenty sixteen. It's an hour
Speaker 2: and fifty eight minutes, so it's on the longer side
Speaker 2: of our horror movies. It's rated R. It fully fully
Speaker 2: gets that rating for a lot of reasons.
Speaker 3: It deserves it.
Speaker 2: Yet but this synopsis is a man, his estranged daughter,
Speaker 2: and other passengers become trapped on a speeding train during
Speaker 2: a zombie outbreak in South Korea.
Speaker 3: That is so simplistic. That is such a dumbing down
Speaker 3: of how extraordinary this movie is. That is one hundred
Speaker 3: percent accurate, but there is so much that goes into
Speaker 3: every relationship, every moment, every scenario, and everything going on.
Speaker 3: That synopsis is accurate, but doesn't do this movie justice.
Speaker 2: That's right, And I feel like because of the foreign
Speaker 2: language aspect of this film, perhaps a lot of folks
Speaker 2: didn't necessarily.
Speaker 1: Jump on this train or watch it.
Speaker 2: Now that it's on Netflix, I feel like maybe more
Speaker 2: of you might have seen it. But this has been
Speaker 2: something I've been screaming from the rooftops.
Speaker 1: Somehow I watched this movie.
Speaker 2: I don't know how I heard word about it, but
Speaker 2: I have been watching this movie for I feel like
Speaker 2: almost a decade now since it came out.
Speaker 3: I didn't realize it was sold until you just said it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Realized yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: And this was another one before people were so into
Speaker 2: these types of films.
Speaker 1: People were like, what what, what film were you talking about?
Speaker 2: In fact, I believe that you watched this upon my recommendation,
Speaker 2: and you were a little reticent.
Speaker 3: Because I don't like subtitles. I hate, hate, hate, hate
Speaker 3: hate subtitles. And I hate it when so many younger folks,
Speaker 3: now certainly your daughter's generation, Sabine not so much, they
Speaker 3: watch every movie with subtitles. On movies in English, they
Speaker 3: want to read along while the movie's going. I hate that.
Speaker 1: I mean Game of Thrones.
Speaker 2: It's helpful when you have strong accents, even when someone
Speaker 2: speaking English, if it's Scottish or if it's a very
Speaker 2: cockney accent. I appreciate a subtitle.
Speaker 3: I hear that, But it doesn't matter what we're watching.
Speaker 3: It can be as plain the English. It could be
Speaker 3: whatever that what's that river show on Netflix? Something River,
Speaker 3: Virgin River.
Speaker 1: Virgin River is definitely Neflix.
Speaker 3: Okay. I don't know why that one came to mind.
Speaker 3: What I'm saying, the most American and American accent of movies,
Speaker 3: they still turn on subtitles just to read. Why again, I.
Speaker 2: Feel like you don't miss anything that way, and if
Speaker 2: you get used to it, like The thing is, once
Speaker 2: you start watching this film, oh I get it. You
Speaker 2: you forget you're even reading it, but you're getting reinforced
Speaker 2: with whatever's been said.
Speaker 1: You don't miss anything.
Speaker 3: You don't miss anything thing because the younger generation isn't
Speaker 3: paying attention. Correct, they don't have this saying they're not
Speaker 3: listening for new or okay, I'll get.
Speaker 1: It's like a text message.
Speaker 2: On top of it is the verbal kill, so that
Speaker 2: they're reinforced. Their brain sees it and hears it, and
Speaker 2: it's better that way because they're probably distracted doing something else.
Speaker 3: But despite the point is despite all that, this movie
Speaker 3: still plays.
Speaker 2: Yes, and so the box office it did well ninety
Speaker 2: five million worldwide. I think that's fairly significant for a
Speaker 2: foreign Lange language film. Here, but the cast, you won't
Speaker 2: know the name's gone you, but you will know his face.
Speaker 2: If you love squid Games, that was your big moment
Speaker 2: when you had already watched squid Games.
Speaker 1: I think maybe.
Speaker 2: Perhaps before you saw trained Bussan Oh yeah, and you
Speaker 2: were like, oh.
Speaker 1: My god, it's the guy for squid Games.
Speaker 3: And this is the guy. Of course you all watch
Speaker 3: squid Game. He's the recruiter. He's kind of the slick,
Speaker 3: put together, buttoned up. He's almost sinister because he's so
Speaker 3: calm in everything he does. But he's one of the
Speaker 3: handsome in a suit recruiting people to be in the game.
Speaker 3: And in this one he kind of is the same handsome,
Speaker 3: put together guy a little colder, but he becomes your favorite.
Speaker 2: Yes, he's the hedge fund manager who everyone loves to
Speaker 2: hate in the movie but ends up being a huge.
Speaker 1: Part of the heart of this movie.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I can watch this again right now,
Speaker 2: The director yan saying, ho, I hope I said that right.
Speaker 2: But Rotten Tomatoes, I have to say, agrees with us
Speaker 2: on this one. The Rotten Tomatoes score among the highest
Speaker 2: you will find, ninety five percent. That's among the critics.
Speaker 2: The audience score not far below eighty nine percent. This
Speaker 2: is one where the two really agree with each other.
Speaker 2: And when you have such rave reviews, it's actually this
Speaker 2: is one of the closest, this high up where the
Speaker 2: audience and the critics agree that it is this good
Speaker 2: of a.
Speaker 1: Why do you love it?
Speaker 3: We like zombie movies. If you're a Walking Dead fan,
Speaker 3: those things, you know. The best one I could compare
Speaker 3: this to is is World war Z if you're a
Speaker 3: fan of that movie. And again, I get a little
Speaker 3: turned off sometimes about the big disaster movies where the
Speaker 3: the the emotional, the family dynamic is so central to
Speaker 3: the story. But this is one that is there, like
Speaker 3: there are several family dynamics and relationships that play out.
Speaker 3: And again, a foreign language film, and it delivers. I'm
Speaker 3: reading the emotion and I still feel everything.
Speaker 1: This is a special movie, you know what was cool about?
Speaker 1: Like you point that out.
Speaker 2: I think sometimes in these apocalyptic movies they want to
Speaker 2: create it's almost it almost feels this forced, unnatural bond
Speaker 2: between people where you're just like, come on, come on,
Speaker 2: stop it with the Pollyanna. Everything's like wonderful. We all
Speaker 2: love each other so much, Cora.
Speaker 3: That's it. It's not done well.
Speaker 2: This is nuanced and it is real life. It's not perfect.
Speaker 2: The relationships aren't great. And yet when you're forced to
Speaker 2: actually recognize what's important and what's not, when everything else
Speaker 2: is going to shit. I do love that in the
Speaker 2: face of all the messiness of life, it all comes
Speaker 2: together pretty succinctly.
Speaker 1: I love that all right.
Speaker 2: The critic consensus here it is trained to Bussan delivers
Speaker 2: a thrillingly unique and purely entertaining take on the zombie genre,
Speaker 2: with fully realized characters and plenty of social commentary to
Speaker 2: underscore the bursts of skillfully staged action.
Speaker 3: What was that part the first part you said, fully
Speaker 3: realized characters, fully realized characters. I don't know how they
Speaker 3: did it. I didn't realize it was happening, but I
Speaker 3: cared so much about almost everybody I saw. There's even
Speaker 3: a whole thing having to do with a youth baseball team.
Speaker 3: Even I was caught up in their world and what
Speaker 3: was happening to them, And oh, my god, and the
Speaker 3: one kid that was kind of left behind on the
Speaker 3: team and he had to see his teammates.
Speaker 2: Oh, it was so odd. And again, in its messiness,
Speaker 2: it wasn't. You didn't have characters who were good and
Speaker 2: characters who were bad. You had everyone in between. And
Speaker 2: I think that's why we all related with the folks
Speaker 2: on the train, because there was something in all of them,
Speaker 2: in all of us.
Speaker 3: There was something imperfect in everybody. But then the same
Speaker 3: thing that think, the thing they had in common, ends
Speaker 3: up being the thing that brings them all together and
Speaker 3: makes this work. Because of human story some of the
Speaker 3: stuff we're talking about now, I didn't kind of piece
Speaker 3: and put together until I'm talking it out with you.
Speaker 3: But this is now of them thinking about it more
Speaker 3: and more. This I don't know what award is one
Speaker 3: and how that went. This is a special movie and
Speaker 3: South Korean horror. If you get a chance to check
Speaker 3: out any Korean horror movies, they know what they're doing.
Speaker 1: Over it, they really do. It's so good. Even one
Speaker 1: of our aforementioned.
Speaker 2: Movies on the list, Cavin in the Woods, makes a
Speaker 2: nod to Asian horror. They actually make a joke about
Speaker 2: how they're usually so good at it. And they actually
Speaker 2: showed some scenes of Asian horror in the Cabin in
Speaker 2: the Woods, which is actually so funny because it does
Speaker 2: it does almost pay homage to Asian horror in that movie.
Speaker 2: It was a funny moment. Anyway, I digress. Here are
Speaker 2: some of the critic reviews that some up what we
Speaker 2: completely concur with. Trained to Busan is arguably the best
Speaker 2: zombie apocalypse movie of all times. Yes, that is the
Speaker 2: subgenre finds in Young saying Ho. That is the director's
Speaker 2: mind mind blowing flick, the masterpiece it deserves. I can't
Speaker 2: find a single flaw. It left me emotionally drained.
Speaker 1: This is from a critic.
Speaker 3: It the emotional part of it is unexpected because the
Speaker 3: I think it's if you to take out the zombie stuff,
Speaker 3: and if I was just watching this movie from some
Speaker 3: of the emotional and the relationship standpoint, I wouldn't have
Speaker 3: liked it because I don't go for a movie like that.
Speaker 3: I don't want to it's not your jam. I don't
Speaker 3: want to see drama and family drama and play on
Speaker 3: pain and I don't want to see that ever, would
Speaker 3: that would have been turned off. You put this in
Speaker 3: the middle of a zombie apocalypse, and it makes that
Speaker 3: story about the family relevant in a different way. It
Speaker 3: makes it relatable even in a different way. Oh, I
Speaker 3: can't say it enough. This should have been number one.
Speaker 1: I know, No, no, Actually, it's so funny.
Speaker 2: I was about to say, when I start reading the
Speaker 2: rest of the critic reviews, we're gonna maybe regret our.
Speaker 2: Oh no, our ranking. All right, here's the next one.
Speaker 2: To your point, I would say the hardest part of
Speaker 2: horror is to make the audience feel empathy. A good
Speaker 2: horror story only feels horrifying if you feel it's being
Speaker 2: done to someone you care about, and that's exactly what
Speaker 2: this movie does.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm trying to think about other movies and that
Speaker 3: whole premise it's happening to somebody you care about, you know,
Speaker 3: that's not always there for me in a lot of
Speaker 3: these movies.
Speaker 1: Sometimes it's just fun.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you don't want to care about the person
Speaker 2: because then it wouldn't be fun.
Speaker 3: And there is I'm thinking about. To all of the
Speaker 3: people in this movie, there's only one guy we probably
Speaker 3: didn't care about. They'd even made a very good He
Speaker 3: was over the top despicable.
Speaker 2: But that actually elicited emotions that actually carried the film.
Speaker 3: But it was that emotion at the time was useful
Speaker 3: in the movie because we didn't have anywhere to direct it.
Speaker 3: We didn't actually have an enemy in the movie. Even
Speaker 3: the zombies. We can't be mad at. This just happened
Speaker 3: to these people. There was only one guy, I would say,
Speaker 3: as an antagonist in a zombie movie, right.
Speaker 1: That is so true? Wow? All right, here's another one.
Speaker 2: One of the most compelling, exciting, and captivating action horror
Speaker 2: hybrids in years. It grabs the heart as well as
Speaker 2: the soul speeding to a satisfying emotional climax. That's all
Speaker 2: good here is I found a bad one among the critics.
Speaker 2: You know what I was laughing at when you have
Speaker 2: a movie that is this well reviewed and is this beloved. Honestly,
Speaker 2: I think anyone who watches this film who I have
Speaker 2: spoken to, doesn't just say I liked it or it
Speaker 2: was good. They actually have an emotional connection to loving
Speaker 2: this movie. So I always think it's funny when you've
Speaker 2: got a critic who says something nonchalant or bad about something.
Speaker 3: Don't annoy me with this. They have no.
Speaker 2: Idea that everyone else loved it, and their comment stands
Speaker 2: in the sea of a completely different climate.
Speaker 1: No matter what angle you're looking at this from. We've
Speaker 1: seen it before.
Speaker 3: What this is fine? Fine?
Speaker 1: That is hilarious to me.
Speaker 2: And I wonder if that guy now or that gal
Speaker 2: I don't know who wrote it, but now says maybe.
Speaker 1: Maybe I was being a little too cynical.
Speaker 3: We've seen that again. Those things are just dismissive. Yes,
Speaker 3: it's a zombie movie. Have we seen one before? Yes?
Speaker 3: Have we seen a family central to it? Yes? Have
Speaker 3: we seen bad people behave in them? Yet we've seen
Speaker 3: all of it done before. We've never seen it done
Speaker 3: like this. And I know that I've seen a bunch
Speaker 3: of movies, a lot of horror movies, a lot of
Speaker 3: zombie movies. I haven't seen it done like this before.
Speaker 2: Wow, we have been talking about Trained to Bison for
Speaker 2: quite some time. We've got a few audience reviews because
Speaker 2: I also just fell so validated by all of this.
Speaker 2: By far, the most emotional and tear jerking zombie movie
Speaker 2: I have ever seen, and easily one of the best
Speaker 2: zombie movies ever.
Speaker 1: Made ever period ever.
Speaker 2: All Right, the perfect zombie date drama. If you were
Speaker 2: not in tears or at least choked up by the end,
Speaker 2: you need to call your doctor and have your meds checked. Yes,
Speaker 2: and here's another one. An incredible film from start to finish.
Speaker 2: This is filmmaking at its finest, combining genres seamlessly while
Speaker 2: creating a heartfelt, character driven, socially intricate fable admits a
Speaker 2: zombie breakout knockout performances from the entire cast as well,
Speaker 2: especially the Little Girl.
Speaker 1: It really doesn't get better than this.
Speaker 3: And this is a two hour movie that doesn't feel
Speaker 3: like it.
Speaker 2: It's so true all right, you want you want to hear,
Speaker 2: and then you want to hear the bad audience review
Speaker 2: that I saw that I had to include because I
Speaker 2: knew it would evoke an emotion. This film is an
Speaker 2: absolute joke. It makes no sense whatsoever. First of all,
Speaker 2: why did they cast a woman who is clearly in
Speaker 2: her thirties to play a grandmother?
Speaker 1: You did point that out.
Speaker 3: And she's not even central to the movie. This is
Speaker 3: the problem you have, okay, And.
Speaker 2: Why on earth with this grandmother open a door to
Speaker 2: a bunch of zombies. He's upset about a moment in
Speaker 2: the movie. It's not even the biggest She's not even
Speaker 2: a central character.
Speaker 1: Right, he said.
Speaker 2: Then there's this guy at the end who decides to
Speaker 2: put his hand in the mouth of a zombie. Real
Speaker 2: cinematic brilliance there, because, as everyone knows, the best way
Speaker 2: to fight a biting zombie is literally to offer up
Speaker 2: your own body part.
Speaker 1: Genius. I'm sorry that part of the film is one
Speaker 1: of the most emotional, amazing.
Speaker 2: And critical incredible parts of the movie. And the fact
Speaker 2: that I'm just the point is, when you read some
Speaker 2: of these bad reviews, recognize that I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: They just don't get it, and.
Speaker 3: I encourage all of you not to be that person.
Speaker 3: Don't be that contrarian this person. What is your problem
Speaker 3: like that? That's something is going on with that person.
Speaker 3: I'm serious. That is not being critical of a movie
Speaker 3: and the creative licenses. You are just being a contrarian
Speaker 3: trying to find a reason to pick and to find
Speaker 3: something negative. Yes, what do they say, if you want
Speaker 3: to find something positive, you can If you want to
Speaker 3: find something negative, you can do that too. That I hate. Look,
Speaker 3: this is not even about the movie. Now I'm going
Speaker 3: off on something else. Why be that person be critical?
Speaker 3: It wasn't for me. I didn't like the choice they
Speaker 3: made doing here being sarcacic. Maybe they're trying to be
Speaker 3: funny and sarcastic. I'm taking it too seriously, But too
Speaker 3: often we see this attitude where our only reaction to
Speaker 3: things is to be a contrariant or to be outraged.
Speaker 2: Why exactly? I mean, this is not a bad day
Speaker 2: because this movie is amazing.
Speaker 3: Or having a bad life or whatever, but projecting onto
Speaker 3: a film, whatever's going on with you? And you don't
Speaker 3: sound legit. You're disqualified from the conversation by what you
Speaker 3: just added.
Speaker 2: I think the interesting thing about that is it does
Speaker 2: offer a glimpse into other negative comments about any subject
Speaker 2: you want to talk about in life, and it's just
Speaker 2: a reminder not to take comments so seriously.
Speaker 1: All Right, when we come back, we're.
Speaker 2: Gonna reiterate why this movie made our list to it's for,
Speaker 2: it's not for food, drink pairing, and where to watch it.
Speaker 2: Continuing our conversation about our number two on our horror hitless,
Speaker 2: we are talking about Trained to Busan and why it
Speaker 2: made our list. I mean, this is a movie that
Speaker 2: keeps you on the edge of your seat, just with
Speaker 2: the action and the horror and the who's gonna die next,
Speaker 2: who's going to live?
Speaker 1: That kind of thing? But my god, the heart.
Speaker 2: I dare anyone to watch this film and not be
Speaker 2: moved at the end in ways that you couldn't expect.
Speaker 3: No, you get caught up and get emotional, and sometimes
Speaker 3: in a lot of horror movies, this is, uh, this
Speaker 3: one's different. And again I am saying to you, I
Speaker 3: guarantee you will be in tears at the end of
Speaker 3: this I don't care who you are.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that's not.
Speaker 2: And that's not even something you expected when I first
Speaker 2: watched this movie. I had no idea, and I did
Speaker 2: I fully explain to you when you watched it what
Speaker 2: you were going to feel. Maybe I wasn't sure how
Speaker 2: you were going to take it because of the whole
Speaker 2: subtitles thing.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I wasn't. That's just me.
Speaker 1: You had no expectations.
Speaker 3: It's just me. Yeah, I expected not to like it
Speaker 3: because I don't like reading subtitles.
Speaker 1: And at the end you were wiping tears.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, this is I'm guaranteeing everybody will be in tears.
Speaker 3: I am guaranteed. Go ahead, take it as a challenge.
Speaker 3: I don't give a damn. You will be in tears.
Speaker 3: You don't have to come back and were you're going
Speaker 3: to write in say no, I wasn't in tears, TJ,
Speaker 3: Yes you were. You're gonna be lying, all right.
Speaker 1: So who this movie is for?
Speaker 2: I think if you are somebody who knows you love
Speaker 2: to be invested, If you love to watch a movie
Speaker 2: and be invested in who lives, who dies, in the characters,
Speaker 2: and that's your jam.
Speaker 1: This is your movie.
Speaker 2: Also, if you like action, if you like a thrilling
Speaker 2: horror movie where you are literally on a ride with
Speaker 2: the characters. This is a movie for you. It's action packed,
Speaker 2: it's heartfelt, there are real scares and thrills in it,
Speaker 2: and it gets you talking and thinking about your own life.
Speaker 2: I mean this really, I feel like this runs the
Speaker 2: gamut from horror movie fans to folks who love movies
Speaker 2: with intention and purpose and thought provoking, even emotion provoking movies.
Speaker 3: This has all rom com This is the only person
Speaker 3: is not for if you're a rom com fans. Really,
Speaker 3: that's the only element it doesn't have in there and
Speaker 3: has mystery, action, excitement, drama, all these things. But yeah,
Speaker 3: it's there's a I'm trying to think of even a
Speaker 3: comedic moment. I think they might have been won or
Speaker 3: here randomly, but not. It was this was. This is intense.
Speaker 2: And that little girl, I don't think we've spoken enough
Speaker 2: about how much of a scene stealer, heart stealer she is.
Speaker 2: She reminded me of Sabine from the moment I watched
Speaker 2: this movie. I Sabine was a little three year old
Speaker 2: girl when this movie was out. And the lead little girl,
Speaker 2: what is she in this movie?
Speaker 3: Six six seven sols?
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's a facial expression she makes throughout that reminded
Speaker 2: me of Sabine from the moment I watched this, and
Speaker 2: we should watch it with her when it's appropriate, because
Speaker 2: I wonder if she could see herself in this movie.
Speaker 2: There's a quiet strength and sweetness about her that reminds
Speaker 2: me of.
Speaker 3: She's the best actor in the movie. Without a doubt,
Speaker 3: she's the best actor in this Little Girl.
Speaker 1: It's remarkable what she's able to pull off. So in
Speaker 1: the Who's it Not for?
Speaker 2: It's funny because I had written if you don't like
Speaker 2: to read subtitles or foreign films, but that doesn't actually
Speaker 2: apply because you were in that category, and I think
Speaker 2: it's still for you. I think this is for everybody.
Speaker 2: And if you're going to be cynical or want to
Speaker 2: be a contrarian, maybe not for you.
Speaker 1: But other than that, this movie is for you.
Speaker 3: The horror is extreme, though you need to be aware
Speaker 3: though that it is very violent. You have zombies people
Speaker 3: and eating people essentially, so it is foun correct.
Speaker 2: And in the food drink pairing, I would say avoid
Speaker 2: anything like pizza or stew or anything that just you
Speaker 2: wouldn't want to eat while you're a meat while you're
Speaker 2: watching this, but I would I was gonna say go
Speaker 2: with the South Korea thing. You could go for some
Speaker 2: bulgogie or some chicken and fries, some beer. Korean South
Speaker 2: Koreans love their beer, so all of that would be fun.
Speaker 2: So that would be one idea to pair it with.
Speaker 2: But honestly, this is just a fun, popcorn intensity, full
Speaker 2: intensity kind of a movie. You can just whatever action
Speaker 2: movie food pairing you'd put it with. This is the
Speaker 2: movie for you, and you can watch this on Netflix.
Speaker 2: So yes, just be prepared for subtitles no dubbing on
Speaker 2: Netflix right now. But it's easy to watch and man,
Speaker 2: I don't think you'll regret it for one second.
Speaker 3: No, you have to watch this movie. Maybe out of
Speaker 3: all the movies we have, this might be my number
Speaker 3: one recommendation, even though it's not number one. If there's
Speaker 3: one you have to watch that is going to get
Speaker 3: everybody that I don't think is going to be controversial,
Speaker 3: like everybody is going to feel this movie.
Speaker 1: Yes, agreed? All right?
Speaker 2: So speaking of number one, Yes, that is our next episode.
Speaker 2: Halloween is tomorrow. How would you tease this movie?
Speaker 3: Babe? Shockingly, the one we recommend on Halloween is probably
Speaker 3: the one with the fewest jumps scares and gore, and
Speaker 3: it happens to be rated PG thirteen. Wow.
Speaker 1: How's that for a tease?
Speaker 2: And we still assure you this is given a lot
Speaker 2: of thought and a lot of time, our number one
Speaker 2: movie in our Halloween Horror hit list, and without everyone,
Speaker 2: I'm may be Robock alongside TJ.
Speaker 1: Holmes. We will talk to you soon.