Speaker 1: Have you decided on this year's Halloween costume?
Speaker 2: I have. We are doing Little Mermaid.
Speaker 3: Okay, I've really talked tried to talk Jordan into doing
Speaker 3: King Triton and getting one of those T shirts that
Speaker 3: has the like painted on, like body wouldn't.
Speaker 2: Go for it because it also has like a beard
Speaker 2: and a wig and like that. I knew it was
Speaker 2: a long shot. But he is going to be Prince
Speaker 2: Eric and that's super cute. Ledger is gonna be Flounder.
Speaker 2: He's got like a puffy.
Speaker 3: With like blue things, and then I'm gonna be Sebastian.
Speaker 3: So I got my claws and like my whole outfit,
Speaker 3: and I've got like a hood with big eyes that
Speaker 3: I I've made and all this stuff.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I love I love Halloween.
Speaker 3: I love that's I had to ask getting outfits, but
Speaker 3: I never get something just like well, Ledger's outfit is
Speaker 3: store bought, but I don't. I always put stuff together
Speaker 3: or get like three out like Monroe's Mermaid costume is
Speaker 3: composed of three different Mermaid costumes that I piece together
Speaker 3: and make the right one because it never can buy
Speaker 3: the right one obviously.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that movie gets a lot creepier when you realize
Speaker 1: she's sixteen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, I know.
Speaker 3: I've thought about it, especially because there's more.
Speaker 2: There's there's like a there's.
Speaker 3: Other Little Mermaids that come after. They're all on Disney Plus.
Speaker 3: So it is like that's when you kind of go,
Speaker 3: oh god, because then she has like kids and it's
Speaker 3: just it's kind of weird.
Speaker 1: Oh so there's other there's sequels to the original Little Mermaids.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they even make shorts on them now.
Speaker 1: Like Little Mermaid too. This time it's pretty yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and like like Cinderella has three of them and
Speaker 3: then they and then they have like little shorts that
Speaker 3: they do, like little tiny.
Speaker 1: Shorts, little long long pants would make more sense.
Speaker 2: Right, of course, obviously.
Speaker 1: I had exactly that's right.
Speaker 2: You don't do You don't even put candy out.
Speaker 1: For little brats to come to my house to beg
Speaker 1: me while just in weird costumes.
Speaker 3: I think, not home, or do you guys try to
Speaker 3: go out away from home so that.
Speaker 1: We stay at home and we're we're on the roof
Speaker 1: with hoses and water balloons. I'm kidding, No, we're we're
Speaker 1: of course no, to be honest with you, we would
Speaker 1: we would hand out candy. No one trick or treats
Speaker 1: in our neighborhood.
Speaker 3: Like, yeah, just I know, I live in an older neighborhood,
Speaker 3: so there's not a lot of trick or treaters here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, we would, definitely, we would. We would put
Speaker 1: out candy for the kids and stuff like that, but
Speaker 1: no one comes. I've I've been at my house twenty
Speaker 1: five years and I literally have not had a trick
Speaker 1: or treater. And for the first couple of years, we
Speaker 1: you know, like when I first moved into my house,
Speaker 1: my brother moved in with me, and so we were like, hey,
Speaker 1: Halloween's gonna be fun. There's gonna be kids, and it's
Speaker 1: like it's my place, and but nope, nobody should know.
Speaker 1: And then about five years after that, it was like,
Speaker 1: all I'm just gonna lock the gate, like I don't
Speaker 1: I don't want I don't want anybody.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just peace of mind, because there's all there could
Speaker 3: be like somewhat random straggler and all of a sudden
Speaker 3: you're like, yeah, who's there, and they're like trick or tree.
Speaker 1: Yeah no, I don't think so kids are cross, they're
Speaker 1: usually full of germs and stuff.
Speaker 2: Oh wait, big update.
Speaker 3: I'm sure everyone's been working because I actually got some
Speaker 3: tech some uh messaging back on Instagram. We did watch
Speaker 3: hocus Pocus this weekend with oh Monroe rest telling you
Speaker 3: as a little worried, we actually got in our jacuzzi
Speaker 3: and put it on the outside.
Speaker 2: Both kids.
Speaker 3: Just couldn't get their eyes off of the TV. We
Speaker 3: were just hanging out in the jacuzzi watching it. They
Speaker 3: both loved it.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I'm sorry, Wait, we need to go back.
Speaker 1: You were, Yeah, you were as a family sitting in
Speaker 1: the jacuzzi. Yeah, two hours to watch hocus Pocus.
Speaker 3: Well they were going in and out of the pool,
Speaker 3: and well you go in and out of the pool
Speaker 3: and stuff. But yeah, we have a TV because obviously
Speaker 3: what else do you do on game days?
Speaker 2: Like that's all we do.
Speaker 1: Sitting in watching her.
Speaker 3: I know. You know what's funny is I wish our
Speaker 3: jacuzzi was big enough to actually create one. When I
Speaker 3: growing up, my mom and dad's jacuzzie had. It was
Speaker 3: a large one and we had a we had a
Speaker 3: table in it. It was like a cement table. We
Speaker 3: would eat like, you know, barbecue during the weekends or
Speaker 3: have dinner out there. Yeah, like in the jacuzzi. Is
Speaker 3: that weird now that I've had it out loud.
Speaker 2: My parents didn't make it. That's how they bought the house.
Speaker 2: That that was literally a.
Speaker 3: Thing, And I've always wanted to have that because there's
Speaker 3: some of my favorite memories just.
Speaker 1: Just like normal every day sitting in the jacuzzi with
Speaker 1: your family, having a meal like you do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, barbecue some some steaks go out there.
Speaker 1: Wait to see the comments it's gonna be. Please make
Speaker 1: this a social place.
Speaker 2: That sounds so weird now, of course it does.
Speaker 1: I love how you're also like the jacuzzi in the
Speaker 1: house that I grew up in. I didn't think I
Speaker 1: heard the word jacuzi until I was in my twenties.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, I mean I guess that I grew up
Speaker 2: in southern California, so it's different.
Speaker 1: There is different. There's a lot of pools and stuff
Speaker 1: like that. Yeah. Here, you know, like sitting around the
Speaker 1: table like that's your dinner table in the jacuzzi.
Speaker 3: Wasn't like weird every Wednesday. It's only like on the weekends.
Speaker 2: Every Sunday.
Speaker 1: All right, Okay, Well, welcome back to Magical Rewind, the
Speaker 1: show that makes you want to grab your friends, your pjs,
Speaker 1: and your popcorn to go back to a time when
Speaker 1: all the houses were smart. The wave tsunamis, and the
Speaker 1: family gathered around the jacuzzi table to have dinner.
Speaker 2: I'm Will Fredell and I'm Sabrina Brian.
Speaker 1: So October continues, as does our mission to see every
Speaker 1: Disney Channel original movie that includes even just one scary
Speaker 1: scene in it. And this week we're revamping that first
Speaker 1: ever DCOM. Take a look at twenty twenty one's update
Speaker 1: to under wraps. Remember that we just saw this one.
Speaker 1: Now we're watching the new version. This one was originally
Speaker 1: released on October first, twenty twenty one, a kickoff for
Speaker 1: the scariest time of the year. And yes, this is
Speaker 1: a modern day remake of nineteen ninety seven film of
Speaker 1: the same name, which was the first time the studio
Speaker 1: used the marketing strategy of the name Disney Channel Original
Speaker 1: Movie or DCOM. We just saw that one, this small
Speaker 1: decision would forever change the way we look at the
Speaker 1: family movies, at least here on this podcast. And it
Speaker 1: was also the first ever DCM remake of a DCOM.
Speaker 1: So the first one was the first ever d COM.
Speaker 1: Second one was the first ever remake of a dcom
Speaker 1: hope everyone's keeping score. Are you a remake fan, by
Speaker 1: the way, if you like, because we're getting a lot
Speaker 1: of them through Disney nowadays, But are you a fan
Speaker 1: of it?
Speaker 3: I not typically In this case, absolutely I agree.
Speaker 1: I agree that I did not like. I do not
Speaker 1: like remakes. I think they're lazy. I think they're they're
Speaker 1: they're just it's boring. Most of them don't have to
Speaker 1: be touched, especially when you were making stuff that was great.
Speaker 2: This worked for me, Yes, in all aspects.
Speaker 3: And you know, of course, the first one was made
Speaker 3: so long ago, so I mean, you know we're talking
Speaker 3: it was ninety seven, and so of course what the
Speaker 3: abilities and everything that we saw on that first one
Speaker 3: compared to this one.
Speaker 2: I mean, the.
Speaker 3: Sets just there was it was such a huge upgrade.
Speaker 2: It was I agree, it really was. So I'm not
Speaker 2: normally a huge fan, but this time it worked for me.
Speaker 1: I agree one hundred percent. This was filmed in our
Speaker 1: creative capital of Canada, specifically Vancouver and British Columbia. This
Speaker 1: underwraps filmed over one month at the end of twenty twenty,
Speaker 1: so you got to figure this movie was not easy
Speaker 1: to make thanks to COVID, and because it aired when
Speaker 1: it did. You're also going to see a very big
Speaker 1: difference between TV now and TV in the nineties because
Speaker 1: this was viewed by four hundred and one thousand people. Wow,
Speaker 1: you know we're always in the millions. This is a
Speaker 1: far cry from the multimillions were used to hearing about
Speaker 1: for most of our popular d cooms. But with the
Speaker 1: metrics of TV in twenty twenty one, this was actually
Speaker 1: a modest success. That just shows you how different it is.
Speaker 1: It first showed on the Disney Channel, then became available
Speaker 1: for streaming on Disney Plus one week later, and now
Speaker 1: is a good time to let you know this movie
Speaker 1: is currently available to watch on Disney Plus. You can
Speaker 1: watch it right now, then critique right alongside of us,
Speaker 1: or you can watch it after you hear our opinion.
Speaker 1: You can also put your right foot in, then your
Speaker 1: right foot out, and you can shake it all about.
Speaker 1: But either way, the hokey pokey is what it's all about.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: On the music front, Disney actress China Ann McLain from
Speaker 1: Ant Farm and The Descendants movies collaborated with her sisters
Speaker 1: and brother who go by the stage name Messenger Okay
Speaker 1: to record a new version of her song Calling All Monsters,
Speaker 1: originally from the Show and Farm. This song is not
Speaker 1: only in the movie for the Big Mummy dance scene,
Speaker 1: but they also shot a music video that was shown
Speaker 1: on the channel leading up to the premiere. Synergy as
Speaker 1: twenty one was That's what I'm gonna be calling ex
Speaker 1: is so cool instead of twenty twenty one. I'm just
Speaker 1: gonna call it. Under Wraps twenty one is also the
Speaker 1: first de com to feature in LGBTQ plus representation, with
Speaker 1: Amy being the child of a gay divorce with her dads.
Speaker 1: We've seen it again, most notably in Zombie three, but
Speaker 1: here was the first step towards inclusion. The movie received
Speaker 1: well mixed reviews from critics and fans upon release, most
Speaker 1: comparing it to the original and in turn being disappointed,
Speaker 1: but it has become a staple for Disney when promoting
Speaker 1: their Halloween movies ever since, and spoiler alert people, they
Speaker 1: did make in under Wraps two under Wraps two. This
Speaker 1: time it's personal part of the newer remake universe, and
Speaker 1: it was released in twenty twenty two. I'm sure producer
Speaker 1: Tara has it set for us at some point in
Speaker 1: the future. So we covered the original under Wraps, a
Speaker 1: historic moment for the Disney Channel's evolution. But Sabrina, did
Speaker 1: you even know that they remade this a couple of
Speaker 1: years ago?
Speaker 3: Only from our interview that we got to do not
Speaker 3: too long ago, which was amazing, And I will say,
Speaker 3: knowing ahead of time that he wasn't going to be
Speaker 3: in it was a little disappointing for me. I was
Speaker 3: already kind of disappointed because I've now fallen in love
Speaker 3: with him, and I'm like, I hope he does.
Speaker 2: Magic in the second one. Like it was already kind
Speaker 2: of like, oh.
Speaker 3: Gosh, I guess we'll just get through this first one
Speaker 3: and then I can go see the second one because.
Speaker 1: Adam's a great guy. He really is anyway, Okay, So yeah,
Speaker 1: I felt the same way. By the way, the only
Speaker 1: reason that I knew this one existed is because when
Speaker 1: we went to go watch the first one, I thought
Speaker 1: it was on Disney Plus, and so you type in
Speaker 1: under Wraps and it pops up and I'm like, oh,
Speaker 1: they're oh wait, that's not it. Yeah, So that's how
Speaker 1: I knew it existed because a misprint essentially, But Now, people,
Speaker 1: it's time to down a bottle of hot sauce and
Speaker 1: get into the synopsis. Three friends accidentally awaken a mummy
Speaker 1: just days before Halloween and discover he's not as scary
Speaker 1: as he looks. Together, they must help their new undead
Speaker 1: friend reunite with his lost love before he's captured by
Speaker 1: a greedy museum curator. So synopsis wise, were real close
Speaker 1: to the original, Like it's basically the same, but with
Speaker 1: a new fleshed out museum curator villain. It seems like
Speaker 1: a bit right. Uh okay, early thoughts, we talked about this.
Speaker 3: We both liked it, right, Yeah, I like this movie
Speaker 3: and I'm just so stoked to watch the second one
Speaker 3: to see where it goes, especially if MALACKI is in it,
Speaker 3: because yeah, well I'm also a new fave of mine.
Speaker 1: I didn't even put it together. Who that was. I
Speaker 1: literally texted producer Jensen, I'm like, this kid's a star.
Speaker 1: He goes, you mean Malachi the Kids, who is like
Speaker 1: a star, And I was like, oh wait, yep, same guy. Yes,
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 3: He basically just jumped out and gave me a great
Speaker 3: big hug as soon as I saw him on camera. Yeah,
Speaker 3: is like, Oh, you were so cute. Oh, he's just
Speaker 3: such a cute, cute kiss.
Speaker 1: He's also just a really good actor. I mean he's great. Yeah,
Speaker 1: especially for this age, he was.
Speaker 2: Really good, really good.
Speaker 1: It was directed by Alex zam someone I know very
Speaker 1: very well. He directed My Date with the President's Daughter.
Speaker 1: He has a long list of credits, from the Carrot
Speaker 1: Top Movie, Chairman of the Board, to Inspect Her Gadget Too,
Speaker 1: to Woody Woodpecker to both New Underraps d com. He
Speaker 1: has also worked on some TV including Dog with a
Speaker 1: Blog and The Thundermans and I I was texting with
Speaker 1: him last night as I was watching this movie, and
Speaker 1: he will be coming on our show. Yeah, I gotta
Speaker 1: talk to him about this and the movie stars. As
Speaker 1: Sabrina was just talking about Malachi Barton, Disney's current Golden Boy.
Speaker 1: We saw him take the reins of the Zombies franchise.
Speaker 1: God them those movies are good in the newest installment
Speaker 1: and is now set to start in the new Camp
Speaker 1: Rock and the upcoming Disney sitcom Coven Academy. He's Disney
Speaker 1: Channel through and through, a real homegrown talent. He was
Speaker 1: the star of the Disney show Stuck in the Middle
Speaker 1: back in twenty sixteen when he was super young, and
Speaker 1: then starred in their show Villains of Valley View. It
Speaker 1: goes without saying, get used to Malachi Barton because he's
Speaker 1: right in the middle of the Disney system. In twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five, we've got Christian J. Simon as Gilbert. Christian
Speaker 1: has been on TV for basically his entire life, with
Speaker 1: non Disney credits, including The Mick and Insecure, but eventually
Speaker 1: he was thrown into the Disney roster on a show
Speaker 1: called Sidney to the Max. He's also a busy voice actor,
Speaker 1: working on shows like tots Kia and the Comoja Heroes.
Speaker 1: I don't know what that is, but it sounds cool,
Speaker 1: and the Amazing World of Gumball. Next up, we've got
Speaker 1: Sophia Hammonds, who plays Amy. This was her first big
Speaker 1: movie and was recently in Freaky Your Friday, the Lindsay
Speaker 1: Lohan Jamie Lee Curtis sequel at Disney this very year.
Speaker 1: So did my old friend Alexander do the right thing?
Speaker 1: When it comes to the length of this movie, well
Speaker 1: under wraps twenty one clocks in it oh ninety one minutes. Oh,
Speaker 1: alex one minute off target, so close. Just remove one
Speaker 1: simple shot of the Mummy and this movie would have
Speaker 1: been a whole lot better. Well, I'm kidding, but it's
Speaker 1: one minute too long, which I admit is as close
Speaker 1: as you can get. So we'll give it a pass
Speaker 1: for now. We'll have to see what happens with under
Speaker 1: Wraps two. If he comes in at eighty nine minutes,
Speaker 1: then will balance himuntain It'll be fine, perfect. And it's
Speaker 1: written by William Robertson, who collaborated with Alex on a
Speaker 1: few of his movies. Robertson is also known for being
Speaker 1: a writer on movies like twenty fourteen's The Little Rascals
Speaker 1: Save the Day and twenty seventeen's Woody Woodpecker. We will be.
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Speaker 1: And now, people put the ambulant in the moonlight, because
Speaker 1: we're bringing twenty ones under wraps back to life. Let's
Speaker 1: get into it. We love a spooky start here on
Speaker 1: Magical Rewind, of course we do, and that's what we
Speaker 1: get here, just like the first movie Scary Music, and
Speaker 1: we're in the pov of someone or something creeping through
Speaker 1: shrubbery outside of a house. They eventually hit some clearing
Speaker 1: and we're looking inside the suburban dwelling. Then we get
Speaker 1: our under Wraps title treatment. Inside the house, a young
Speaker 1: boy Ben is playing video games with his babysitter his
Speaker 1: parents wanted him in bed by ten pm, but he's
Speaker 1: terrified of the idea. He saw a monster outside his
Speaker 1: window the other night. It was big and ugly and
Speaker 1: had warts all over its face. And just like that,
Speaker 1: we're back in the creepy POV now peeking through the window.
Speaker 1: You think kids would be scared at this point.
Speaker 2: Little bit, I can see that.
Speaker 3: Not like the first one though, No, the first tie
Speaker 3: was that first scene was way.
Speaker 1: Scarier, super creepy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, way scarier, y scarier. Yeah.
Speaker 1: The babysitter says she'll prove there are no monsters in
Speaker 1: his room. She explores everywhere, even as the scary music
Speaker 1: gets louder. She announces, see nothing is in here, but
Speaker 1: the windows open, so we know something's up. And then,
Speaker 1: just as the coast is clear, the door slams shut
Speaker 1: on Ben, who's watching from the hall. We hear varied
Speaker 1: ruckuses rockeye sounds whatever coming from the room. I think
Speaker 1: it's rockeye and Ben and Ben slowly steps away in
Speaker 1: fear and eventually crash A massive, green, bumpy monster warthead
Speaker 1: slams through the door. The monster chases after Ben right
Speaker 1: to the front door, but it won't open, and wartthead
Speaker 1: is gaining ground, and we reveal it's a movie being
Speaker 1: shown in a pack theater, just like the first movie.
Speaker 1: What's the first one? Also Warhead?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I thought so they kept the same movie. I
Speaker 1: thought that was cool, very nice. We see two teens,
Speaker 1: Marshall and Gilbert in their seats. Marshall is having the
Speaker 1: time of his life, Gilbert is frightened and eventually just
Speaker 1: runs out of the theater, and I was like, oh,
Speaker 1: they're staying totally yeah, totally totally honoring the first film.
Speaker 1: I was like, even, I wonder how close is gonna be?
Speaker 3: Yes, And even still remember in the first movie, we
Speaker 3: thought Gilbert was gonna be like the lead, yes, and
Speaker 3: then it was like, oh no, this is not the
Speaker 3: it's the other kid. So even that, because the way
Speaker 3: it is like Gilbert's like he's got his anailer. He's
Speaker 3: the one that's just like a hot mess. And then
Speaker 3: you realize, of course, Malachi.
Speaker 1: It's of course Malachi. I like the way you're saying
Speaker 1: his name now with reverence. Gilbert finds refuge outside and
Speaker 1: quickly uses his inhailer. Marshall joins him, bummed he missed
Speaker 1: the ending, but scary movies and Halloween, which is coming
Speaker 1: up on Sunday, just aren't Gilbert's things. Last year, all
Speaker 1: he did was play ring toss at the Halloween Carnival
Speaker 1: to win a purple eyed panda stuffy bear that he's
Speaker 1: wanted since he was a little kid. But this year
Speaker 1: he's finally gonna win that panda, which is a kind
Speaker 1: of a weird storyline but okay. He fantasizes about the
Speaker 1: eventual win, but it's brought back to earth because Marshall
Speaker 1: needs to go pick stuff up for his Warthhead costume.
Speaker 1: They enter Ernie's Eerie Emporium, a musty shop filled with
Speaker 1: vintage costumes and various scary things. They're looking for Buzzy owner,
Speaker 1: but she's nowhere to be found, and just as Gilbert
Speaker 1: gets confident with the surroundings, one of the werewolf costumes
Speaker 1: comes to life and scares him. It is Buzzy. She's
Speaker 1: running the Halloween Carnival and testing out the costume's ability
Speaker 1: to scare and is very happy with the results. Anyway,
Speaker 1: Marshall buys tons of green slime for his costume, and
Speaker 1: now they're on the walk home. Marshall says he just
Speaker 1: wants to help Gilbert with his fears, and just as
Speaker 1: Gilbert denies the claim, an owl makes him jump. It's like, dude,
Speaker 1: it's bird Relax. Marshall wants his pal to experience the
Speaker 1: world without fear, and he sees an easy way to start.
Speaker 1: He wants Gilbert to ding Dong ditch the neighbor, a
Speaker 1: game that has become a lot less fun now that
Speaker 1: everybody has ring cameras. Yes, mister Coubot's house. Gilbert is
Speaker 1: terrified of the thought people call him mister Kilbot because
Speaker 1: they think he's a serial killer, which is honestly not
Speaker 1: a great nickname. He could have done a lot of
Speaker 1: other things with it, but anyway, But now standing in
Speaker 1: front of Coubot's house, Marshall says Gilbert needs this and
Speaker 1: sends him on his way. Gilbert slowly approaches the darkened
Speaker 1: doorway and contemplates his next move. And that's when we hear,
Speaker 1: what do you want? Mister Kubot is right behind him,
Speaker 1: and acter wise, I was expecting him to be a
Speaker 1: little bit older. He's just kind of a middle aged,
Speaker 1: good looking guy.
Speaker 4: Kin.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I think it's probably only because of the
Speaker 3: first movie.
Speaker 2: He was so much older.
Speaker 1: In the first movie, Right Now, a very scared Gilbert
Speaker 1: pretends he's selling tickets to the carnival, but Coubot screams,
Speaker 1: get off my porch, and the boy runs away with Marshall.
Speaker 1: This all feels a little bit like the original Under Wraps,
Speaker 1: but with a little modernized updates like making Kilbot sexy.
Speaker 3: I think sex might be a little pushing the envelope.
Speaker 1: All right, I'm mister Kilbot. Here's what I'm looking for
Speaker 1: on Tinder. Swipe right on me? Is it right or left?
Speaker 1: Which way do you swipe?
Speaker 2: I have no idea.
Speaker 1: I don't know either. I don't know what it is.
Speaker 1: But swipe the way that you want to see me.
Speaker 1: Right is yes, Left is no, Thank you, Lisa, So
Speaker 1: swipe left on me. I'm mister Kilbot. Yeah that's what anyway.
Speaker 1: The neighbor growls and retreats into this house as the
Speaker 1: boys hide across the street. Gilbert says he'll be having
Speaker 1: n Mars for the rest of his life. Marshall is
Speaker 1: now eating dinner with his mom and Ted, who he
Speaker 1: calls her annoying boyfriend. But Ted doesn't seem annoying at all.
Speaker 1: He actually seems really nice and wants to know more
Speaker 1: about Marshall's passion for scary movies. Ted even suggests pumpkin carving,
Speaker 1: but Marshall calls it kids stuff and is just being
Speaker 1: well in it. He excuses himself and goes upstairs. Ted
Speaker 1: understands kids need time, but his mom still follows him
Speaker 1: to his room. Marshall throws himself on the bed and
Speaker 1: is soon joined by his mom, who defends Ted. He's
Speaker 1: making her happy. She divorced his dad five years ago
Speaker 1: and needs to move on. Which that's a change. They
Speaker 1: really alluded in the last one to the fact that
Speaker 1: his dad is dead. Yep, so that's another big Disney change.
Speaker 1: It's like, yeah, let's make it divorce. We've said before,
Speaker 1: especially in the modern ones. People the d you can
Speaker 1: use is divorce, not dead, and this is a perfect
Speaker 1: example of it. There's no reason to change that other
Speaker 1: than let's just keep his dad alive, which to me
Speaker 1: doesn't work as well. It works better when the dad's gone, Like, yes, yeah,
Speaker 1: it makes morecise.
Speaker 2: He doesn't want his dad to be replaced, Yes.
Speaker 1: Exactly where if they're divorced, it makes sense that it'd
Speaker 1: be okay to his.
Speaker 3: Dad's probably dating other people too, like, yes, it's it's
Speaker 3: not as extreme or you.
Speaker 1: Know, one hundred percent agree with you. He's making her happy.
Speaker 1: She divorces dad years ago and she needs to move on.
Speaker 1: He thinks they've been doing fine in their own but
Speaker 1: she promises Ted won't change their relationship. She asks him
Speaker 1: to trust her, and then she leaves. And then there's
Speaker 1: a voice for Marsha's walkie talkie. It's Gilbert. He's yelling
Speaker 1: about mister Coubot's house. The boys pick up binoculars and
Speaker 1: see him with two other men moving what looks like
Speaker 1: a dead body into his house. Sure he's an antique dealer,
Speaker 1: but this looks very suspicious. Marshall thinks it's nothing, but
Speaker 1: Gilbert isn't so sure. It's now the next day and
Speaker 1: the boys are on a school field trip to the
Speaker 1: history museum, good timing and focusing on Egyptian history. Double
Speaker 1: good timing. Marshall and Gilbert are paired with a new girl, Amy.
Speaker 1: She moved into her town with her dad and step
Speaker 1: Dave over the summer, which is a great way to
Speaker 1: say it. She explained she had two dads. They're divorced,
Speaker 1: and the dad who lives Here married a dude named Dave,
Speaker 1: so now he's step Dave, and she thinks this town
Speaker 1: is very boring. In fact, she hates it. She wants
Speaker 1: to become an investigative reporter and needs a more active
Speaker 1: city to make her dreams come true. Her dad said
Speaker 1: if she doesn't like it here after giving it a chance,
Speaker 1: she can live with her other dad in Rockport, so
Speaker 1: she expects to be gone next summer. She also proves
Speaker 1: to be quite a Halloween fan and a total horror
Speaker 1: movie expert herself. This obviously impresses Marshall and annoys Gilbert.
Speaker 1: When Marshall offers her some skdoodle snacks, which I think
Speaker 1: is a totally made up thing, but I want some skadoodles,
Speaker 1: a bully named Todd snatches them out of nowhere Ah Todd,
Speaker 1: and though the boys are too scared to fight back,
Speaker 1: Amy decides to do something about it. She tells Todd
Speaker 1: that skadoodles have mulletoll, which is a sugar substitute that
Speaker 1: makes you have diarrhea, and then, almost like a magic spell,
Speaker 1: he rushes off to the bathroom, leaving the candy behind
Speaker 1: for the boys and ready to get his brains out
Speaker 1: it happens, and it's like you're there until your legs
Speaker 1: are numb. And now the class is checking out the
Speaker 1: secrets of the Egyptian Tomb exhibit, again perfect timing. The
Speaker 1: tour guide introduces the students to a sarcophagus, which is
Speaker 1: a long word for mummies coffin. She then points to
Speaker 1: an actual mummy wearing a pretty necklace laying nearby. She
Speaker 1: says it is assumed to have been a queen, and
Speaker 1: when asked if they come to life at night, she
Speaker 1: clarifies that's only in horror movies, and they're not in
Speaker 1: a horror movie. Wink wink. Also as somebody who loves
Speaker 1: ancient Egypt all type of antiquities and museums, They're not
Speaker 1: just gonna have a mummy exposed to the elements. There's
Speaker 1: no glass, there's no anything. It's like, hey, kids, poke
Speaker 1: the mummy's eye, right, that's not gonna ever ever happen.
Speaker 3: Actually, what I was thinking, however, I did love this
Speaker 3: tour guide that they had.
Speaker 2: I thought she was so good.
Speaker 1: Yeah she's great. The teacher, yeah, oh no, the tour
Speaker 1: guide you mean, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, whatever she was. I thought she was so good.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 3: For some reason, I kept going, God, she's just really good,
Speaker 3: like her her playfulness with the kids. Like I'm like,
Speaker 3: I'd love to be on.
Speaker 2: A tour with this lady.
Speaker 1: She's amazing. But I also like, so, well, well, we'll
Speaker 1: get into it here, because this was why I thought
Speaker 1: this remake worked very well. But anyway, Amy notices there
Speaker 1: are two sarcopha guy, but only one mummy, and that's
Speaker 1: because there was a second mummy, believed to be the
Speaker 1: High Priest, and they were in love, but their families
Speaker 1: were bitter rivals, so they conspired to rest together in death,
Speaker 1: but the tomb was raided and whisked away to separate exhibits,
Speaker 1: so they went a little more Romeo and Juliet with
Speaker 1: this one. And though this exhibit was supposed to reunite them,
Speaker 1: the High Priest was stolen on his way here. Now
Speaker 1: this plot point is very similar to the original. I
Speaker 1: liked how they strayed a bit, though it was rival families.
Speaker 1: I think last time it was more class. They weren't
Speaker 1: in the same class. But I liked that it's rival families.
Speaker 1: I guess I could see how people would think this
Speaker 1: was boring compared to the last one, but I liked
Speaker 1: how they went kind of Romeo and Juliet with it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I didn't think it was born at all. Honestly,
Speaker 3: I feel like the way it was explained to us
Speaker 3: this time stuck with me more in knowing where we
Speaker 3: were going with this Mummy, Like what the point of
Speaker 3: this Mummy was?
Speaker 1: It was explained first were this was the last movie.
Speaker 1: Was like in the middle it was yeah.
Speaker 2: It was yeah.
Speaker 3: Almost towards the end it felt like, so we didn't
Speaker 3: like this one. I actually understood, even though the kids
Speaker 3: didn't really know what they were looking to do. As
Speaker 3: a viewer, I felt like I knew where we were
Speaker 3: going with it versus I agree. I mean wild in
Speaker 3: a town with the Mummy that no one really smells,
Speaker 3: and yeah, yes.
Speaker 1: Set up set up the story, which is what they
Speaker 1: did here, which was done better here than I thought
Speaker 1: in the original one, where it's like they're talking, you
Speaker 1: know the love story, you know they're supposed to be together.
Speaker 1: Then by the time you meet the Mummy for the
Speaker 1: first time, you're like, oh, he's in love, Like I
Speaker 1: want to get him back to his love. It's that's
Speaker 1: already there. So it like it humanizes the mummies a
Speaker 1: little more, and I liked how it laid out the story,
Speaker 1: so I was I agree with you on hundred percent.
Speaker 1: The next day at school, Marshall and Gilbert talk about
Speaker 1: how cool Amy is but don't get why she hates
Speaker 1: their town. Gilbert blames it all and the friend she misses,
Speaker 1: so Marshall wonders they should ask her to hang out,
Speaker 1: which was a very funny beat because she's overhearing the
Speaker 1: entire conversation. Says, you guys have to learn how to whisper,
Speaker 1: and she says yes, since she wants to be an
Speaker 1: investigative reporter. The boy suggests they investigate mister Kubat and
Speaker 1: that weird burlap sack he was moving. Amy quickly puts
Speaker 1: two and two together, not something we're very used to
Speaker 1: in d COM's, and realizes this could be the stolen
Speaker 1: mummy they just learned about. She's found her story again,
Speaker 1: moving us along.
Speaker 3: I like that very much, but like kind of like, oh, well, duck,
Speaker 3: he's obviously it was a.
Speaker 2: Little fast for me. I was kind of like, he's.
Speaker 1: He's a smart one, all right, Amy?
Speaker 2: Where are you?
Speaker 4: Is?
Speaker 2: Is Daddy Dave? Actually mister Kubot, like, what's happening?
Speaker 1: How do you know? Telling you she knew what was up?
Speaker 1: Amy's got it going on, so Amy, of course wants
Speaker 1: to see this big burlap sack with her own eyes.
Speaker 1: Hope I never have to say that sentence again. So
Speaker 1: they decide to meet back at Cubat's at eight to
Speaker 1: make their move, and when the time arrives, they up
Speaker 1: to the dark house and realize that nobody's home. Amy
Speaker 1: breaks into the basement and Gilbert again like the last movie,
Speaker 1: and Gilbert wants to turn back immediately, so Marshall and
Speaker 1: Amy decide to search the area, but now alone at
Speaker 1: the entrances lookout scaredy, Gilbert is the one to bump
Speaker 1: into the burlap back bump into the burlap bag, and
Speaker 1: upon further inspection, it is an Egyptian tomb, and when
Speaker 1: he tries to pick it up, the coffin opens, revealing
Speaker 1: the mummy and terrifying the boy. The mummy is hideous
Speaker 1: and also wearing a shiny necklace, and then smash falls
Speaker 1: right out and on top of him, smothering him on
Speaker 1: the ground. He screams and struggles, eventually freeing himself and
Speaker 1: running out yelling Mummy the whole time, and now just
Speaker 1: laying on the ground alone. The moonlight shines on the mummy,
Speaker 1: forcing the necklace to sparkle, and then slowly he starts
Speaker 1: to move. Gilbert catches up to Amy and Marshall to
Speaker 1: show them the mummy, but it's gone, and just when
Speaker 1: they start to doubt him, they hear a low rumbling
Speaker 1: and then the Mummy reappears, screaming at them. The three
Speaker 1: kids scurry off and the mummy shuffles close behind. They
Speaker 1: try to hide in an office but can't open the
Speaker 1: door because it's the Mummy's getting closer and now they're trapped.
Speaker 1: But then the sounds stop. Everything calms down, and just
Speaker 1: as the kids feel safe, the Mummy breaks through the
Speaker 1: wall and rushes at them. They scream at the top
Speaker 1: of their lugs and beg for mercy, but instead of attacking,
Speaker 1: he just hands them back their flashlight. He seems harmless
Speaker 1: and well confused. Amy kindly approaches the mummy and they
Speaker 1: touch hands, and just as they're getting to know each other,
Speaker 1: a car pulls into the driveway. Ow it looks like
Speaker 1: they're about to be caught. Coubot's coming back. The kids
Speaker 1: rush out of the house to avoid Kubot. Amy apologizes
Speaker 1: to the Mummy and they leave just in time. Kubot
Speaker 1: and his two thugs walk in and instantly notice the
Speaker 1: damage and then realize the Mummy is gone. He proclaims,
Speaker 1: whoever did this is gonna pay now. Outside the house,
Speaker 1: Amy wants to write all about it, but the boys
Speaker 1: just want to pretend it never happened. And next thing
Speaker 1: you know, the Mummy is now running at them in
Speaker 1: the street but just wants some help. The kids fight
Speaker 1: over who can take him home, and Marshall is forced
Speaker 1: to volunteer. So once at home, he sneaks the Mummy
Speaker 1: in through the laundry room, tiptoeing behind his mom and
Speaker 1: Ted on the couch, who are watching a black and
Speaker 1: white Mummy movie. You know that hot Nate movie from
Speaker 1: the thirties star in Boris Karlov. Let's put on that
Speaker 1: original Mummy movie and then get busy. Yeah, to get
Speaker 1: them in the mood. I guess that's what they're watching.
Speaker 1: And on his way to the stairs, our Mummy sees
Speaker 1: the Mummy on TV and makes a b line for it.
Speaker 1: Marshall pulls him back into the laundry room just in time,
Speaker 1: missing a glance from his mom and of course Ted,
Speaker 1: who offer him pizza, but he just wants to get
Speaker 1: upstairs with his new mummy as fast as possible, leaving
Speaker 1: his mommy to go upstairs with his mummy. Thank you
Speaker 1: very much. I've always wanted to say that. And so
Speaker 1: once upstairs, the mummy starts to make himself at home.
Speaker 1: He eventually spots the warthead mask and jumps in fear,
Speaker 1: then starts eating a sock and on cue, his mom
Speaker 1: knocks and enters with pizza. The mummy hides behind the door,
Speaker 1: and though she smells something putrid, he gets away with it.
Speaker 1: It was a close call. So he showers the mummy
Speaker 1: with ocean breeze and shares the pizza with him, adding
Speaker 1: some hot sauce for taste, and when and when the
Speaker 1: mummy takes a bite, he erupts like a tea kettle,
Speaker 1: grabbing the hot sauce bottle and downing what's left. He
Speaker 1: absolutely loves it. Once finished, he lets out a massive burp.
Speaker 1: Marshall is shocked and kind of impressed, and since the
Speaker 1: only other person he knows who loves hot sauce that
Speaker 1: much was his grandpa, Harold. He decides the name the
Speaker 1: mummy Harold, which is weird because the Mummy probably has
Speaker 1: a name.
Speaker 3: But anyway, yeah, that made me kind of go, wait,
Speaker 3: what why is he Harold?
Speaker 2: Why is he Harold?
Speaker 3: And then I couldn't remember if I remember what they
Speaker 3: called him in the last movie.
Speaker 1: Later, Marshall sleeps in bed while Harold sleeps on the
Speaker 1: floor right next to him and snores loudly. It keeps
Speaker 1: Marshall up most of the night because Mummy snore and
Speaker 1: there were no seapat machines in ancient Egypt. They didn't
Speaker 1: have them. The next morning, Marshall is running late for
Speaker 1: school and leaves Harold at home, begging him not to
Speaker 1: break anything while he's gone, which seems like that's gonna
Speaker 1: be rough. Amy and Gilbert meet him at the door
Speaker 1: to walk to school and they talk about the Mummy,
Speaker 1: who's already getting busy in Marshall's room. He ventures into
Speaker 1: the rest of the house and gets instantly scared at
Speaker 1: his own reflection, which makes sense because he hasn't seen
Speaker 1: himself mummified. At school, Marshall and Gilbert are finishing their
Speaker 1: Ancient Egyptian class, which again is some great timing with
Speaker 1: everything going on in their life right now, and it's
Speaker 1: like it's like they find a werewolf and they're in
Speaker 1: werewolf school, and now they can team up for a
Speaker 1: creative project. They can basically do anything creative. So Marshall
Speaker 1: volunteers him Amy and Gilbert to make a movie. But
Speaker 1: little does the teacher know, he wants to make a
Speaker 1: real Mummy movie. And this is when I started going, Oh,
Speaker 1: I really like this version of the movie, Like, what
Speaker 1: a great idea. You know they're gonna use the Mummy
Speaker 1: to do something for a school project. He gets to
Speaker 1: actually make a Mummy movie with a Mummy. I was like,
Speaker 1: what a great little twist and side quest. And I
Speaker 1: just thought that this is one of the reasons where
Speaker 1: I was like, I'm kind of digging this remake same.
Speaker 2: I loved it. I loved the idea of it me too.
Speaker 1: Back at the house, Harold is knocking stuff over in
Speaker 1: the kitchen and becoming very interested in the TV remote,
Speaker 1: which he accidentally covers in honey and gets stuck to
Speaker 1: his hand. He eventually shakes it free, basically gluing it
Speaker 1: to the ceiling, then starting a fight with the family's
Speaker 1: rumba to escape, Harold walks out the front door and
Speaker 1: right into the unsuspecting neighborhood. Now at school, Marshall is
Speaker 1: about to be dismissed and focused on getting hold to
Speaker 1: Harold as soon as possible, and when he does, him
Speaker 1: and Gilbert are shocked to see the door wide open.
Speaker 1: The mummy once again is missing. Harold is now aimlessly
Speaker 1: walking down the street and passerbys assume it's just a
Speaker 1: Halloween costume and want nothing to do with him, And
Speaker 1: then he spots it a bus add for the Secrets
Speaker 1: of Egypt exhibit, and he sees a picture of the
Speaker 1: princess and immediately knows what he's looking for, and now
Speaker 1: on their hunt. The kids run into mister Kilbot, who
Speaker 1: very aggressively questions them about the robbery. The group assures
Speaker 1: him they had nothing to do with it and leave.
Speaker 1: We cut to Harold now hanging on to a speeding
Speaker 1: bus by some of the mummy wrap that's stuck to
Speaker 1: the bumper. He's basically water skiing a bus. It eventually
Speaker 1: snaps and he's laid out on the street, but luckily
Speaker 1: lands right in front of the History Museum. Bingo Marshall,
Speaker 1: Amy and Harold are still walking the streets trying to
Speaker 1: find Harold, trying to put themselves into his bandages. Get it,
Speaker 1: get it, come on, get it, And that's when they
Speaker 1: stumble onto the History Museum. The luck of these characters
Speaker 1: constantly stumbling on the places they got in.
Speaker 3: It's just all small town with a giant museum, Yes.
Speaker 1: Exactly, it's the tiny town with the Guggenheim. It's like, wow,
Speaker 1: we've only got nine thousand people in this town, but
Speaker 1: some great museums, Like, what are the chances? They agree
Speaker 1: that the museum is worth a try, and it doesn't
Speaker 1: take long to find him. He's hunched over the princess,
Speaker 1: visibly distraught because again there's no glass separating anything, so weird.
Speaker 1: Harold quickly points out the matching necklaces, which the kids
Speaker 1: deduce with some sort of like ancient engagement ring. He
Speaker 1: wants to be back together with her, Obviously. They encourage
Speaker 1: Harold to leave or they're gonna get in a big trouble,
Speaker 1: and right then a security guard enters, warning them not
Speaker 1: to touch the exhibits, which that guy was working at
Speaker 1: the louver. They apologize and leave, pretending that Harold is
Speaker 1: just a Halloween costume, which you know I can buy
Speaker 1: that perfect time to do this kind of thing in
Speaker 1: a Halloween movie. It's like you can actually have a
Speaker 1: mummy walking the streets and people are gonna be like, hey,
Speaker 1: great costume. They know Harold will try to return to
Speaker 1: his girlfriend first chance he gets, so they rush to
Speaker 1: Buzzy to get her monster her expert advice. She can't
Speaker 1: believe she's seeing a real life mummy. She's also read
Speaker 1: the story about the stolen Mummy in the newspaper. While
Speaker 1: the group works it all out, Harold has found a
Speaker 1: TV and is emulating a dance he sees to a
Speaker 1: song called Bop Damn Bones. Let's just say he would
Speaker 1: not get good scores from Bruno carry in maybe, but
Speaker 1: definitely not Bruno. Buzzy takes a closer look at the
Speaker 1: amulet necklace and finds a hieroglyphic inscription on the back.
Speaker 1: She can translate it, but it's gonna take some time.
Speaker 1: We cut to a mysterious mansion. Wow, this is where
Speaker 1: it got super weird. Inside, an older woman in a
Speaker 1: red dress, Missus Ravensworth, is served a whole baby octopus
Speaker 1: as a meal. Just as she's about to dig in.
Speaker 1: It's like it might as well have been a puppy
Speaker 1: with what they're trying to do. Like it was so weird,
Speaker 1: but it was also just like, come on, she write justice,
Speaker 1: she's about to dig in. Kubat enters. Ravensworth immediately can't
Speaker 1: understand how someone can be so careless. Kubat has given
Speaker 1: forty eight hours to recover the mummy with Coffin or
Speaker 1: she gets her money back with a hefty and painful penalty.
Speaker 1: He leaves and she eats her baby octopus like a psychopath.
Speaker 1: It is the creepiest scene where she like cuts off
Speaker 1: the tentacle and then she's like sucking the tentacle into
Speaker 1: her mouth and while moaning. It was so it was like, ah,
Speaker 1: there's the minute you gotta cut Alex, there's the minute
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 3: I'm cracking up though, because so Monroe loves sushi and
Speaker 3: her first favorite thing is octopus, like favorite, she's the
Speaker 3: biggest little weirdo Jordan's loves loves october.
Speaker 2: H No, she hasn't not not there.
Speaker 3: But no when she eats like a big thing, because
Speaker 3: she'll get like a whole piece like sashimi and just
Speaker 3: sits there and just not like just gnaws on it
Speaker 3: every single time. I'm like, you are such a weird kid.
Speaker 3: I never say it to her, but it's so funny
Speaker 3: to me. Out of all the things of sushi, octopus
Speaker 3: is her absolute favorite. She will go, she will go
Speaker 3: through two orders of sashimi.
Speaker 2: She's five. Yes, it's the.
Speaker 3: Weirdest thing, but I couldn't stop thinking of it during
Speaker 3: this scene, like, ew, Monroe, that's what you're gonna look like.
Speaker 1: It's yeah, it was older, super creepy. What was happening?
Speaker 1: So anyway, the next morning, I'm learning so much about
Speaker 1: your family. The next morning, the kids are prepping their
Speaker 1: big Mummy movie, The Mummy's Awesome Revenge. When Marshall's mom
Speaker 1: and Ted pop in, there's no way to hide Harold now,
Speaker 1: so they introduce him as a kid from school who's
Speaker 1: been held back several years and it's now playing their Mummy.
Speaker 1: They buy the story, and Ted actually brought over some
Speaker 1: spare costumes to help. Good old Ted.
Speaker 2: Ted's great, amazing dude, so sweet and adorable.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but Marshall still isn't supporting this new relationship. Once
Speaker 1: Ted's gone, Amy explains how hard it was at first
Speaker 1: when her dad remarried, but now she's very close with
Speaker 1: the new husband. It was a nice kind of moment.
Speaker 1: They get back to work on the movie, which I
Speaker 1: deduce they were shooting in some CPA color thirty five
Speaker 1: millimeter and involves stunts, props and a DIY claymation. And
Speaker 1: this movie they're making in the movie might be better
Speaker 1: than Fuzzbucket. It's possibly, it's certainly possible. It's not better
Speaker 1: than that Zendaya movie. Thanks. Amy and Gilbert play explorers
Speaker 1: who find the coffin and reveal Harold, who's supposed to
Speaker 1: act fierce but is having trouble. We also see one
Speaker 1: of my favorite things in the world, kid actors pretending
Speaker 1: to be bad actors, which god, I just love they
Speaker 1: I do anytime a kid actor has to play bad,
Speaker 1: it has to do bad acting. There's almost no one
Speaker 1: better at it in the world than Ben Savage. It
Speaker 1: was just oh, Chef's kiss. It was really It's pretty awesome.
Speaker 1: They eventually nail the scene and then Buzzy calls in
Speaker 1: with an emergency. They run to her store and she's
Speaker 1: finally translated the symbols. She's learned. The amulet is basically
Speaker 1: a three day pass back to the living, activated by moonlight.
Speaker 1: It reads this amulet will raise the dead for three days,
Speaker 1: and they will live instead, but in their coffin they
Speaker 1: must be by midnight on day three, or doom for
Speaker 1: ever they will be throughout all of eternity. Thank you.
Speaker 1: I feel like I need a cigarette job. They all acknowledge.
Speaker 1: This sounds heavy, because if he doesn't follow the instructions
Speaker 1: ending up back of the coffin by midnight tomorrow, he
Speaker 1: can just turn into dust, which I.
Speaker 2: Didn't understand how they did.
Speaker 3: They decided it was dust.
Speaker 1: Either, There's no where did it say dust because dust
Speaker 1: doesn't rhyme with the movie?
Speaker 2: So I'm gonna go just.
Speaker 1: Was okay, me too, And now they have to say
Speaker 1: goodbye to their new friend, which is visibly rough on Marshall.
Speaker 1: They quickly get to coubots and plan on breaking back in,
Speaker 1: returning Harold to the coffin, then calling the museum with
Speaker 1: an anonymous tip to save the day, all without the
Speaker 1: scary neighbor ever finding out. But he's home and his
Speaker 1: goons are moving the coffin into a truck to take
Speaker 1: it to the plant quote unquote. Finally, some bad movie
Speaker 1: timing because that hasn't happened so far. There's been great
Speaker 1: timing in this movie. Now finally some bad timing. And
Speaker 1: to make matters worse, we see that Gilbert dropped his
Speaker 1: inhaler in the house, and so when Kubat accidentally steps
Speaker 1: on it, he figures out who's responsible for these shenanigans.
Speaker 1: Monkey Shines, goings On and Tufer all for the record.
Speaker 2: Goings On is my favorite, I know.
Speaker 1: And now the next morning we've got Marshall, Amy, Harold,
Speaker 1: and Gilbert all hanging in Gilbert's clubhouse, and the Mummy
Speaker 1: is still loving his hot sauce. The kids are researching
Speaker 1: Cubot and coming up with well, nothing, so they shift
Speaker 1: their focus to the moving truck they saw take the
Speaker 1: coffin away, and that's when there's a knock on the door.
Speaker 1: It's Cubat with one of his thugs. He's looking for
Speaker 1: Gilbert Anderson, the name on the inhaler and the only
Speaker 1: time we hear or care about the character's last name.
Speaker 1: So he demands they open the door, but Gilbert has
Speaker 1: an idea they'll escape through the secret escape patch, which
Speaker 1: is clearly marked secret escape patch. Coubot's thugs knocked the
Speaker 1: door down, but the kids run out the back, but
Speaker 1: they don't get very far. They're caught by the bad
Speaker 1: guys and they deny that they have any connection to
Speaker 1: a mummy, but they make a deal with Kubot. If
Speaker 1: they tell him where the mummy is, he promises to
Speaker 1: leave them alone. He agrees, and Marshall says he's right
Speaker 1: behind you, and he is. He's coming right for Kubot.
Speaker 1: When the henchmen try to stop him, he quickly knocks
Speaker 1: them out with choking slams with the small window for
Speaker 1: the kids to escape. Along with Harold. They take off,
Speaker 1: leaving Cubat and his men even angrier. We cut to
Speaker 1: the kids and the Mummy running full speed through early
Speaker 1: Halloween festivities, trying to come up with a plan, and
Speaker 1: that's when they run into Ted Marshall's mom's boyfriend, who
Speaker 1: is trick or treating and dressed like a hollow easter bunny. Okay, now, reminder,
Speaker 1: now this is a full grown man. Did I get
Speaker 1: this wrong? Well, he's trick or treating by himself as
Speaker 1: like a forty five year old dude, right in a.
Speaker 2: Full head to toe costume.
Speaker 3: He's not wearing like a king's crown type thing, like
Speaker 3: he's got a whole costume on. And it's also daytime. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's not during the night, which you know, when you
Speaker 3: have younger kids, you do trick or treat a little
Speaker 3: bit earlier. Sure, but it was so strange. But then
Speaker 3: as they start talking, you obviously know where this is
Speaker 3: going and why he is the one that's doing.
Speaker 2: This, I guess, But.
Speaker 3: I feel like he could have just been getting stuff
Speaker 3: out of his car about to go into their house.
Speaker 2: He didn't need to like actually be trick or treating,
Speaker 2: And I wasn't.
Speaker 1: Really you're big in Halloween. What's the cutoff age? When
Speaker 1: is it just creepy that you're dressed up by yourself?
Speaker 1: Mind you? So I'm not talking about when you're going
Speaker 1: with kids. What's the cutoff age to be actually knocking
Speaker 1: on somebody's door and asking for candy dressed up?
Speaker 3: I feel like junior high is kind of a little
Speaker 3: older for kids to be trick or treating.
Speaker 1: So let's say eleven you.
Speaker 3: Get into yeah, like, well, no, junior high, it's like
Speaker 3: until like twelve or thirteen, So by the.
Speaker 1: Time you're a teenager, she were doing it, right.
Speaker 3: It was some one even that age by themselves. You're
Speaker 3: kind of like in that you open the door for
Speaker 3: them to trick or treat, you're kind of rolling your eyes,
Speaker 3: like right, kid, like save a little bit, save ten
Speaker 3: dollars and just go get a.
Speaker 2: Bag of Halloween candy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was.
Speaker 2: It's weird.
Speaker 1: It was. This was weird. Anyway. Before they leave, Amy
Speaker 1: asked Ted, a local to the area for his entire life,
Speaker 1: about the moving truck with the penguin logo on the side.
Speaker 1: He reveals it's from Aaron's Ice Cream, a shop that
Speaker 1: went out of business years ago and has an abandoned
Speaker 1: warehouse nearby. We are now back at Marshall's. His mom
Speaker 1: is alone because her boyfriend apparently is a trigger treating
Speaker 1: like a twelve year old by himself. Again, so weird.
Speaker 1: Imagine it's Halloween and you open your door and it's
Speaker 1: a grown man by himself, dressed up, wanting candy.
Speaker 3: Also dressed his costume was so weird. I'm a hollow
Speaker 3: Easter bunny.
Speaker 1: It was, yes, yes, okay, yeah, it's so weird. Anyway,
Speaker 1: we like this movie, we do. There's yeah. So anyway, anyway,
Speaker 1: moving on, there's someone at Marshall's door. And when it
Speaker 1: is mom opens it. It's Coubot. He's looking for Marshall,
Speaker 1: but is interrupted when Big Baby Ted returns with all
Speaker 1: his adult trick or treat candy, now claiming he wants
Speaker 1: to donate it to local kids. But we see through
Speaker 1: your facade, weirdo, good excuse Unknowingly, Ted just babbles out
Speaker 1: to evil Coubat that the kids and their friend dressed
Speaker 1: like a bummy are on their way to the Halloween carnival.
Speaker 1: Way to go, Ted, and.
Speaker 2: They are just hit down like seven notches on them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, way to go. You were super high up. Now
Speaker 1: you're an adult that goes trick or treating by yourself.
Speaker 1: Now you're giving away your kids location.
Speaker 2: You away your kid's location.
Speaker 1: You don't know this guy, dude, Yeah, seriously, and well
Speaker 1: they are. They're on their way to the Halloween carnival.
Speaker 1: On the way, they're chatting about this ice cream factory.
Speaker 1: How are they going to get there? It's ten miles
Speaker 1: out of town. Marshall says Buzzy can drive them, but
Speaker 1: to go talk to her at the carnival, they need costumes,
Speaker 1: so they swing by a vintage shop to improvise with
Speaker 1: some very half outfits. Now, they told Ted they were
Speaker 1: going to the carnival, but they're just deciding to go
Speaker 1: and see Buzzy first. So yeah, it's seemed like a
Speaker 1: bit of a script error because they they would have
Speaker 1: known they needed costumes to go see Buzzy.
Speaker 3: I almost wonder if in the script, for some reason,
Speaker 3: this scene was actually before they.
Speaker 1: Ran into That's what I mean.
Speaker 3: Yeah, during for whatever reason, during because it was still
Speaker 3: daytime when they were at the costumes shop, but for
Speaker 3: whatever reason they ended up flipping it.
Speaker 2: But yeah, yeah it made sense to me either.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was. It's some kind of an error. Well
Speaker 1: maybe when else comes on, we'll ask him. Walking out
Speaker 1: of the vintage store, Amy is basically Amelia Earhart, Marshall
Speaker 1: is a cheap version of the Lion King, and Gilbert
Speaker 1: is a gnome sort of and Harold is dressed like
Speaker 1: the Invisible Man, which is a fun nod to another
Speaker 1: universal monster, one that Marshall's mom and Ted probably watched
Speaker 1: to get all horned up exactly. But time is running out,
Speaker 1: so they must get him back to the coffin. They
Speaker 1: arrive at the carnival and we get some good decom
Speaker 1: set design here, very Halloween and some cool skeletons that
Speaker 1: are on stilts. Harold is obviously scared of that bully.
Speaker 1: Todd is dressed as a serial killer. I love.
Speaker 2: Was so funny.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's not a great costume, but a pretty great costume.
Speaker 1: But that doesn't stop them at all from trying to
Speaker 1: insult the kids and pushing Marshall. And this doesn't make
Speaker 1: Harold happy. He loudly growls, shocking the entire event and
Speaker 1: sending Todd face first into a cake on the nearby table,
Speaker 1: which is a callback to the first time that Marshall
Speaker 1: I guess did that to him. They they mentioned he
Speaker 1: pushed him into his cake by accident in a birthday party,
Speaker 1: so he did the same thing back. And now Marshall
Speaker 1: and Amy are off to find Buzzy while Gilbert is
Speaker 1: on mummy duty.
Speaker 3: Next the next movie is gonna be like it's personal
Speaker 3: to Todd.
Speaker 1: It's a home moving about Todd just trying to kill everybody.
Speaker 1: It's just going crazy that I'll watch Once Amy and
Speaker 1: Marshall get to Buzzy's pig Mouth haunted house. The line
Speaker 1: is very long and on the other side of the carnival,
Speaker 1: Gilbert gets distracted by a ring toss. That is a
Speaker 1: very important prize, that purple eyed panda. He must win it,
Speaker 1: but he keeps coming up short, and so Harold wants
Speaker 1: to try it too, and with one throw he shatters
Speaker 1: two full rolls of bottles, just breaks every single one
Speaker 1: of them. And then he notices a nearby teacher dressed
Speaker 1: up as Cleopatra and thinks it's a real Egyptian princess.
Speaker 1: So this is callbacks to when that was supposed to
Speaker 1: be a key party in the last one where there
Speaker 1: is she's basically like, hey, you're a mummy, go back
Speaker 1: and do me at my house. Yeah, and we were like.
Speaker 2: This is so weird, it strange.
Speaker 1: So they get a nod to it here, but in
Speaker 1: a much better way.
Speaker 3: He wasn't doing He wasn't like super suggestively dancing, but
Speaker 3: like at the same time, it's like worth Our whole
Speaker 3: mission is to get you back to your other chick,
Speaker 3: and now you're doing.
Speaker 2: This, Harold.
Speaker 1: Harold, Harold, I understand.
Speaker 2: Things were done differently in your day, but we.
Speaker 3: Are now in twenty twenty getting some Egyptian strange man.
Speaker 1: What's going on, you may not, sir. Yeah. He races
Speaker 1: up to her, trying to identify himself as her long
Speaker 1: lost love, but the woman thinks he just wants to dance,
Speaker 1: and we get some real awkward moves, but the teacher
Speaker 1: seems to like it, and now a lot of people
Speaker 1: are watching along. Meanwhile, Amy and Marshall finally make it
Speaker 1: to the haunted House, which to his credit, it's pretty creepy,
Speaker 1: but still they're having trouble finding Buzzy, and at the
Speaker 1: same time Coubot and his two wise guys arrive. Harold
Speaker 1: is still busting a move and honestly, it's kind of
Speaker 1: killing it on the dance floor, mimicking the dances he
Speaker 1: saw on the TV earlier, which to me was absolutely
Speaker 1: a nod to camp by Me Love, but that's a
Speaker 1: whole different thing. And an even bigger crowd has formed
Speaker 1: around him, but it's not enough to block Kubot, who
Speaker 1: has spotted the Mummy. But they realize all of a
Speaker 1: sudden there's a lot of mummies at this party, so
Speaker 1: they're going to have to pay attention, and they do
Speaker 1: because Team Coubot spots the dancing mummy. Gilbert grabs Harold
Speaker 1: and runs off, but the bad guys aren't far behind.
Speaker 1: The kids run through the haunted house and are all
Speaker 1: reunited with Buzzy. They sprint to her car, but Coubot's
Speaker 1: men cut them off. They've been officially caughcked. Just as
Speaker 1: Harold squares up to fight, Kubat himself sneaks up from
Speaker 1: behind and steals the sacred necklace. Now naked of his jewelry,
Speaker 1: Harold freezes then falls to the ground. He has once
Speaker 1: again become a lifeless mummy. The evil Kubat knew that
Speaker 1: was the source of his powers. And then the thugs,
Speaker 1: who because of subtitles we learned are named Gordo and Hirsh,
Speaker 1: which didn't matter at all, take the monster away to
Speaker 1: deliver to the buyer, and Kubat menacingly tells the kids
Speaker 1: to forget everything they saw. So, hey, at least they
Speaker 1: weren't he wasn't gonna kill him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but also, why would you ever ever think that
Speaker 3: kids are not going to turn around and go tell
Speaker 3: the pers adult they see.
Speaker 1: But what are they gonna tell? I mean, hey, the
Speaker 1: mummy that came to life that guy stole well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was like in the paper, it was like,
Speaker 3: but he's going to deliver the mysterious situation.
Speaker 1: And what he is going to deliver it so it'll
Speaker 1: be gone, he won't have it anymore. Well, I gotta
Speaker 1: think like a criminal, bro, you gotta think more like
Speaker 1: a criminal.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: Marshall is obviously devastated. He's not willing to give up.
Speaker 1: With a couple hours left before midnight, friends don't abandon friends,
Speaker 1: so they decide to do whatever they can to keep
Speaker 1: the Mummy from turning to dust. They hop into Buzzies
Speaker 1: Hurst Weird and speed off for the ice cream factory,
Speaker 1: where they know Coubat brought the precious cargo for Ravensworth.
Speaker 1: That was a tough sentence to say.
Speaker 3: People, But I do remember their magic friend or their
Speaker 3: friend that was in like the magic had the Magic store. Yeah,
Speaker 3: basically Buzzy's other care. It was a man last one.
Speaker 3: He had a funky car too. I remember when they
Speaker 3: jumped in. I'm like he had some kind of.
Speaker 1: Weird It was probably like a hearse as well in
Speaker 1: the field with all the stuff in the back. Yep. Yes, yeah,
Speaker 1: they definitely kept to the They did the spirit of
Speaker 1: the original one and sometimes right to the story of
Speaker 1: the original one. I just thought they cleaned it up
Speaker 1: enough to make it flow a little better. Yes, yeah,
Speaker 1: because we liked the original one. If memory serves, we did.
Speaker 2: We did a lot.
Speaker 3: There was there was a couple of things that were
Speaker 3: kind of like weirkers, but it was still it was
Speaker 3: it was good.
Speaker 1: We did like I think so too. On the way,
Speaker 1: Marshall pitches breaking into the factory, creating a distraction and
Speaker 1: putting Harold back in the coffin for a return to
Speaker 1: the museum. Gilbert isn't sold. They need an idea of
Speaker 1: how to distract the thugs, and Buzzy has an idea.
Speaker 1: She has strobe lights, web guns, sound effects machines, and
Speaker 1: fake spiders from a haunted house, all in the back
Speaker 1: of her car, perfect just like the last movie. Now
Speaker 1: inside the factory, Kubat is presenting Harold to the Ravensworth lady.
Speaker 1: He unveils the coffin, but nothing inside of it. Ravensworth
Speaker 1: is not interested in the coffin without the Mummy, so
Speaker 1: Kubat plays it cool and leads her to Harold, who
Speaker 1: is now chained up to a pole. Ravensworth is concerned
Speaker 1: why is the Mummy not in his coffin and being
Speaker 1: held captive. Kubat now knows how valuable the mummy is
Speaker 1: and wants more money. He says his deal was for
Speaker 1: the dead mummy, not a living one. He places a
Speaker 1: necklace back on Harold and reveals the magic Ravensworth is shocked.
Speaker 1: She had no idea. Harold roars in anger. Kubat once
Speaker 1: again removes the necklace, setting it down nearby, and renegotiation begins.
Speaker 1: Buzzy and the kids finally get to the factory, but
Speaker 1: Gilbert chickens out he just can't do it, so he
Speaker 1: leaves for home. Now down a man, the gang enters
Speaker 1: and will distract the guards, then put the ambulant back
Speaker 1: on Harold, and when he wakes up, he'll attack the
Speaker 1: bad guys. At the same time, Gilbert is on his
Speaker 1: way home and frustrated with himself, especially after he gets
Speaker 1: spooked by an owl again. Dude, it's a bird. But
Speaker 1: it turns into a very cute scene of him arguing
Speaker 1: with the owl in a very self reflective way because
Speaker 1: the camp animal keeps asking who, and he keeps answering him,
Speaker 1: and in the end it's a successful pep talk because
Speaker 1: he stops his way towards the factory to face his fears.
Speaker 1: It was a very cute scene.
Speaker 2: I love this scene. I thought it was so funny.
Speaker 3: He's like literally having like an actual conversation and the owls,
Speaker 3: who's make total sense.
Speaker 1: It's great. He had some very funny scene. The other
Speaker 1: one I loved is when he's.
Speaker 4: Like, of course we can't do it. We're twelve one
Speaker 4: two twelve two one two twelve.
Speaker 3: They gave him some funny, good comic, like some comedy options.
Speaker 1: Liked it this movie a lot. And inside, the other
Speaker 1: kids have successfully distracted the guards with some of the
Speaker 1: Buzzy's Halloween stuff. The henchmen split up to see where
Speaker 1: the noise came from, and it's Buzzy, frozen again in
Speaker 1: the werewolf costume. She scares the thugs then runs away.
Speaker 1: At the same time, Ravensworth's personal guards find one of
Speaker 1: Buzzy's remote control spiders, followed by Ann with a silly
Speaker 1: string gun. But the plan backfires and we have another
Speaker 1: chase in our hands. And now Marshall is approaching the
Speaker 1: un man Harold, and just as he gets close to
Speaker 1: the Amulet, the guards barge in with their new prisoners,
Speaker 1: Buzzy and Amy Kubot and Ravens were stop their negotiations
Speaker 1: to address the unwanted visitors. Kubot promises he'll take care
Speaker 1: of them, but wants to wrap up the deal first.
Speaker 1: Marshall goes into full sabotage mode, telling them to get
Speaker 1: the mummy back in the coffin or he'll turn to dust.
Speaker 1: This interests the buyer. She wants to know more. Coubot's
Speaker 1: hurt enough, though, these kids need to be maybe killed now.
Speaker 1: Now he's thinking maybe killed possibly, and we think he
Speaker 1: could do it. And then we hear Gilbert's voice. He's returned,
Speaker 1: and he's in the rafters. He finds a rope and
Speaker 1: swings down, grabbing the amulet in the process, then crashing
Speaker 1: into a pla boxes. After a few seconds of thinking
Speaker 1: he was dead, he emerges with the necklace. The guards
Speaker 1: around him, but he won't give it up. Marshall yells
Speaker 1: to think of his beloved purple panda, Stuffy, and so
Speaker 1: Gilbert fantasizes about his carnival ring tossing skills. Gilbert takes
Speaker 1: a deep breath and throws the necklace at Harold. It
Speaker 1: flies in the air, traveling in slow motion, eventually landing
Speaker 1: right around the Mummy's neck, waking him up and once
Speaker 1: again he is mad. He breaks out of the chains
Speaker 1: and attacks the bodyguards, even Ravenworth's security, who was very
Speaker 1: good with a bow. Apparently his power is unfathomable. Coubot
Speaker 1: and Ravensworth Becky try to run, but Marshall brags that
Speaker 1: they're running towards their trap. He presses a button and
Speaker 1: a huge swinging skull knocks them out. Everyone congratulates Harold.
Speaker 1: Then they tie up the bad guys and call the cops.
Speaker 1: Gilbert says the thing that he's most afraid of is
Speaker 1: losing his friends, and with just thirty minutes left, they
Speaker 1: need to get Harold back into coffin, but it got
Speaker 1: destroyed in the melee. Uh oh. Then they remember there's
Speaker 1: an empty coffin from the museum that everyone took photos in,
Speaker 1: and it's the only option they have, so they're hoping
Speaker 1: this is going to be a loophole and it'll work.
Speaker 1: They speed there and Harold breaks in through the locked doors.
Speaker 1: They set up the coffin and Harold quickly moves his
Speaker 1: girlfriend into the moonlight, and with that, her ambulet gloves
Speaker 1: and she awakens. They embrace, finally back together after four
Speaker 1: thousand years. They look so happy together which makes Marshall
Speaker 1: think about his mom and Ted. Maybe he's been a
Speaker 1: little hard headed after all, we set the hole. But
Speaker 1: that's fine. But time is running out, so the kid's
Speaker 1: given a motion he's not his character was for a
Speaker 1: little while there. I'm kiddy, I know. But time is
Speaker 1: running out. So the kids give an emotional goodbye to
Speaker 1: their new bestiat with a hug from Marshall's very sweet
Speaker 1: Harold shuffles his way into his new coffin just in time.
Speaker 1: With one last bottle of hot sauce for the road.
Speaker 1: He touches his princess's hand and they recline in peace.
Speaker 1: The coffin covers magically fly back into place, and that
Speaker 1: is it buzzying. The kids drive off in the hearse
Speaker 1: just as the cops arrive. The next day, Marshall's eating
Speaker 1: breakfast while watching news coverage of the mummy robbery and
Speaker 1: then the return and arrest of Coubot and his friends. Also,
Speaker 1: video from Harold dancing at the carnival has gone viral.
Speaker 1: Then the doorbell rings. It's Ted with pastries. Come on,
Speaker 1: and now Marshall is very nice to him, and Ted
Speaker 1: can't believe it. Also, he announces that there are boxes
Speaker 1: of bird seed at their front door. Why why don't
Speaker 1: Why don't I get this? I get this.
Speaker 2: I had no idea. I even rewatched like a.
Speaker 3: Good fifteen minutes back when they were last, like whenever
Speaker 3: we were last at the parents' house or around it
Speaker 3: to understand about the bird seeds. They had to think
Speaker 3: they could think of it was that, Yeah, was that something?
Speaker 2: What do you think though?
Speaker 3: That what was had something to do with it would
Speaker 3: have had to do with Gilbert's character, right like the birds?
Speaker 1: Yes, I mean I honestly, I truthfully don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't either.
Speaker 1: I did.
Speaker 3: You wound it and was like, I don't know. I
Speaker 3: have no idea what that was about.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I didn't. I didn't understand it either. I was like,
Speaker 1: what what?
Speaker 2: What is?
Speaker 1: What's going on? Who? Because I wasn't.
Speaker 2: Anything with Cobo that had anything to do with that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: There wasn't something like they saved somebody to help somebody
Speaker 1: who then rewarded them with bird seed. There was nothing.
Speaker 1: There was nothing. It was like, which, hey, but at
Speaker 1: least it would make some sort of sense. Yeah, this
Speaker 1: guy might as well have just come in and be like, hey,
Speaker 1: by the way, there's a dead.
Speaker 2: Horse in the car.
Speaker 1: Like the other thing.
Speaker 2: We're going to have to ask Galxy.
Speaker 1: It made no sense. Ted kisses Marshall's mom and he
Speaker 1: Marshall isn't affected at all. He even smiles about it.
Speaker 1: Marshall proceeds to ask Ted to be in his next
Speaker 1: movie as a victim in a vampire story. He's realized
Speaker 1: if Ted makes his mom happy, then they should be
Speaker 1: happy together, and then he snorts a whole bunch of
Speaker 1: bird seed. That didn't happen. Now, back at school, our
Speaker 1: three favorite students meet up and celebrate Amy's new gig
Speaker 1: as a newspaper's investigative reporter. She now loves her new
Speaker 1: hometown and promised the inside scoop about the Mummy to
Speaker 1: the paper, which is I think a very bad idea.
Speaker 1: Even the boy seemed weirded out by her blabbering mouth.
Speaker 1: What are you thinking? That's not the right way to go.
Speaker 1: But anyway, they decide to go see Warthead later, and
Speaker 1: now even Gilbert is looking forward to it. Fun little
Speaker 1: easter egg here there are kids in the background shooting
Speaker 1: TikTok's doing Harold's big viral dance. Did you see that? Yes, yep,
Speaker 1: And though we may feel like it's the end of
Speaker 1: the movie, it's not. We find ourselves back at the museum.
Speaker 1: A security guard is patrolling the Egyptian room at night,
Speaker 1: and that's when we see Harold's hand open the coffin
Speaker 1: that hangs a sign that reads the end. And now
Speaker 1: it is the official end of our movie. Soa brinick,
Speaker 1: can we do some real reviews? Yes?
Speaker 3: Wait, but do you think they were tiktoks or more like?
Speaker 3: Because TikTok in twenty twenty is twenty twenty one, twenty
Speaker 3: twenty one? Was that a round enough?
Speaker 1: Maybe they were doing a vine?
Speaker 2: Do it on the channel?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: It wasn't vines? Was it vine?
Speaker 1: Could have could have just been Instagram at the time.
Speaker 2: Lisa saying yes yes to big ding dong.
Speaker 1: She did not call you a ding dong. By the way,
Speaker 1: For fun this year, for Christmas, I'm just gonna have
Speaker 1: a whole load of bird seed deliver to your house
Speaker 1: for no reading. Can you take our five star review
Speaker 1: this time?
Speaker 3: Yes, it's from our good friend ooh named coming back
Speaker 3: again with another five star. Our family sat down together
Speaker 3: to watch this and we all enjoyed it. It's perfect
Speaker 3: for school age kids who like Goofy Fair but aren't
Speaker 3: quite ready for more traditionally scary movies. The child cast
Speaker 3: was great too, and I can see it becoming a
Speaker 3: standard Halloween film for Disney and they should consider a sequel. Well,
Speaker 3: we have good news for you.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, uh okay, I have the one star and
Speaker 1: this is from Matthew silver Hammer. Okay, I'm guessing he's
Speaker 1: a Viking. I wish I could give it zero stars.
Speaker 1: Et beats the Burbs meets Para, Norman meets some hot garbage.
Speaker 1: The only thing worth noting here is there's a fairly
Speaker 1: subtle Easter Egg reference in this derivatively boring Disney Channel
Speaker 1: original movie to Zombies, another Disney Channel original movie. I
Speaker 1: caught this both immediately and proudly, so that's where my
Speaker 1: life is right now. One star.
Speaker 2: What was the Easter egg reference?
Speaker 1: Well, it's the guy that the person who was dressed
Speaker 1: like in the in you know you saw he was
Speaker 1: He was dressed like z in one of the one
Speaker 1: of the Halloween costumes was clearly z oh No. I
Speaker 1: think that was supposed to be sad and Addison. I
Speaker 1: think that's what Okay, that was my guest.
Speaker 3: I didn't see the girl, okay, I just saw him
Speaker 3: and was like, huh.
Speaker 1: She might not Addison might not have been there. It
Speaker 1: might just have been zed, but it was clearly supposed
Speaker 1: to be.
Speaker 2: Okay, I took the green hair as the joker.
Speaker 1: All right, well, we are now coming to Sabrina's favorite
Speaker 1: portion of the podcast. I also think a producer Jensen
Speaker 1: hasn't been on with us a lot, so we've been
Speaker 1: winning because the big evil man hasn't been here. R
Speaker 1: One this week is called Freaky Facts. With our Halloween
Speaker 1: celebration in full swing, it's time to learn a little
Speaker 1: bit more about the holiday. We will be told a
Speaker 1: fact about October thirty first, and we must pick one
Speaker 1: answer from the options. Three out of five wins. Who's
Speaker 1: going to be playing with us today?
Speaker 5: You got producer Mikaela Yay.
Speaker 1: All right, here we go. Number one. Halloween comes from
Speaker 1: an ancient Celtic festival marking the end of the harvest
Speaker 1: and the start of winter, a time where the line
Speaker 1: between the living and the dead was blurred. Was that
Speaker 1: festival a Lockshide, b Bansheen, see Barlaine or d Shawin
Speaker 1: What do you think it is Sabrina.
Speaker 2: I guess I'm gonna go with with that weird word.
Speaker 1: Well, that's Celtic. I'm gonna go with a lockshide it
Speaker 1: is d Oh.
Speaker 5: There you go.
Speaker 1: She actually gave us the answer, because why else would
Speaker 1: she look it up? That's what I was thinking. Number two,
Speaker 1: Halloween is the second biggest holiday for candy. The number
Speaker 1: one holiday is a Christmas, B Easter, CEE, New Year's Eve,
Speaker 1: or d Thanksgiving. It's gotta be Easter, right, Yeah, the
Speaker 1: Easter baskets and the chocolate and everything. I'm gonna say.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say b Easter.
Speaker 3: You guys are correct, Yes, Okay, I would have thought,
Speaker 3: I mean, he didn't give it to us, but Valentine's
Speaker 3: Day would have been up there too.
Speaker 1: Oh I could see that. Which mysteriously spooky icon died
Speaker 1: on Halloween? Was it a Vincent Price, b Alfred Hitchcock, C.
Speaker 1: Clive Barker or D Harry Houdini.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm gonna go a see.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna think it's Houdini. I'm gonna say, D Harry Houdini.
Speaker 5: You're correct?
Speaker 1: Well, D whoa, because I figured he died he was
Speaker 1: he was doing a trick I figured on Halloween. I
Speaker 1: think he died because he was punched in the stomach.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: He said I could take any shot, and some guy
Speaker 1: came in punching in the stomach and like ruptured a
Speaker 1: spleen or something like that. I might be getting some
Speaker 1: of that story wrong, but I think it's something like that.
Speaker 1: Number four, candy corn wasn't the Halloween staples first name
Speaker 1: that was weird. That was a chicken feed, B harvest sweets,
Speaker 1: C cobbers or D plastic. Wait, what do you think
Speaker 1: candy corn used to be called?
Speaker 2: He looks so good?
Speaker 1: Chicken feed exactly? Random random door bird feed, a chickened.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that can't be right. I'm gonna go
Speaker 1: with B harvest sweets.
Speaker 5: It's a there was chicken feed, of course they didn't,
Speaker 5: so yeah, why would you call it chicken feel my god?
Speaker 1: All right? Number five, bobbing for apples was invented with
Speaker 1: a different goal in mind. Was it originally thought to
Speaker 1: a it would be a successful attempt to ward away
Speaker 1: evil for two years. Be the first retrieve an apple
Speaker 1: is the next to Mary see last to get an
Speaker 1: apple must sleep outside for the night or d if
Speaker 1: you lose a tooth while playing, you're unable to bear children.
Speaker 1: Jesus got dark real quick.
Speaker 2: I think it's the beat. The first to retrieve an
Speaker 2: apple is the next to get married.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say a successful attempt would ward away evil
Speaker 1: for two years. I'm gonna say a.
Speaker 2: Brina is killing it.
Speaker 1: She won, you won, You kill that you won? It
Speaker 1: is a which is the Halloween queen. I'm telling you
Speaker 1: right there, unbelievable. I heard one yesterday that was very interesting,
Speaker 1: which is that in medieval times, when you sneezed, they
Speaker 1: believe that that was your soul trying to escape your body.
Speaker 1: So to protect you from that, they would have God
Speaker 1: bless you when you sneezed. So that's where God bless
Speaker 1: you comes from.
Speaker 2: Oh there you go.
Speaker 1: Something else. So now I won too. I didn't. Actually
Speaker 1: I lost badly. Sure I can't. Am I a awesome,
Speaker 1: be amazing, see incredible or d all of the above.
Speaker 1: D I want yay? Can we do a Sabrina ces please?
Speaker 2: Oh? Man? Okay.
Speaker 3: One thing is that because I just seem to keep
Speaker 3: running into her so often, I do have to notice.
Speaker 3: Because now dancing with the Stars is obviously a big
Speaker 3: thing on our podcast. You're an expert. Now you've got
Speaker 3: your own podcast. Danielle's podcast is thriving. Malachi's mom is
Speaker 3: one of the singers on Dancing with the Stars.
Speaker 1: Isn't that amazing?
Speaker 2: It's so cool.
Speaker 3: So I ran into her when I went to see
Speaker 3: to watch the show again and it was like, that's
Speaker 3: one of the things she told me when we first
Speaker 3: met at the premiere. But I've just ran into her
Speaker 3: so often and I'm like, she would be a great
Speaker 3: person to have come on the pot as having your child,
Speaker 3: like and you know, go from he's been on a
Speaker 3: star for so long, but now he's like like, yeah,
Speaker 3: get the mind as well as she's his manager as
Speaker 3: well as working in the industry herself.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: Definitely interesting.
Speaker 3: Yes, uh so Gilbert's voice, do we my question with you,
Speaker 3: because obviously you are the master of all voices.
Speaker 1: Until my sin is probably always sound like I'm sick. Yes?
Speaker 3: Do we think that's his voice voice? Do you think
Speaker 3: this was a voice that he chose for his character? Now,
Speaker 3: also knowing that he is into voice acting himself.
Speaker 1: No, I think that's probably pretty close to his real
Speaker 1: voice at the time, you think so, I do I do.
Speaker 1: I can see why you wouldn't think.
Speaker 2: So extreme that. I was like, oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: I've never seen any of his other stuff, but I'll
Speaker 1: bet you I don't know why. I bet you that
Speaker 1: was his voice.
Speaker 2: I need to I need to go into that a
Speaker 2: little bit more. Did it.
Speaker 3: Did it jump out to you how many leaf transitions
Speaker 3: we had?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: My god, there was actually.
Speaker 2: So many leaf transitions. It was just insane.
Speaker 3: Now, I don't know, maybe you know a little bit
Speaker 3: more about mummies, but what was the point of him
Speaker 3: having like pretty much the jawline and tooth placement of
Speaker 3: like a pug dog.
Speaker 2: I don't know why were they on his lip?
Speaker 1: But yeah, I mean yeah, I don't know. I think
Speaker 1: it was probably just the make up, a makeup choice
Speaker 1: because the mouth was kind of really cool.
Speaker 3: It did, but it was it was so funny because
Speaker 3: I actually my sister in law's little she's got a
Speaker 3: pug beagle mix, and that's how his teeth are. I'm like,
Speaker 3: it's so funny, and it was moving around. It was
Speaker 3: like it was the makeup for him.
Speaker 2: Was really really good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I did need the.
Speaker 2: Woman, So the what do we call her? What would
Speaker 2: we nickname her?
Speaker 3: Becky her bodyguard. I'm cool with a women woman bodyguard,
Speaker 3: but she's gonna need to be a little bit more
Speaker 3: Ronda Rousey for me to be like the very end.
Speaker 3: So I put this in as I first saw her
Speaker 3: just in that dining room scene, and then all of
Speaker 3: a sudden, I'm like, oh, well, I guess she has
Speaker 3: numb chucks.
Speaker 1: But I'm like, yeah, no. When she pulled out the
Speaker 1: big the like the staff, I was like, oh, she's
Speaker 1: a badass.
Speaker 3: But like, she didn't look intimidating at all up to
Speaker 3: that point, so she kind of was a little bit.
Speaker 3: And then there were wooding wooden planks outside of the
Speaker 3: window that they broke in and out of. Then they
Speaker 3: put wooden planks but outside if you were trying to
Speaker 3: keep people outside of your house. The one, Yeah, that
Speaker 3: was weird, and then we kind of went over everything else.
Speaker 3: But the last thing, there's two more things. I kind
Speaker 3: of felt like we broke a rule, an unsaid rule.
Speaker 3: All of a sudden, Now when they get placed in
Speaker 3: the moonlight is on them in the tomb. All of
Speaker 3: a sudden, we have magic that has the tombs come
Speaker 3: and get closed on their.
Speaker 1: The Sarcophicus lids just slamming shot. I didn't understand.
Speaker 2: Well, they like, I didn't get that down. That was like, yeah,
Speaker 2: that you can't just have magic come out of nowhere.
Speaker 1: No, I agree.
Speaker 3: And then the last thing was the alarm that the
Speaker 3: was happening in the museum. You couldn't hear upstairs. I
Speaker 3: guess only the alarm work turned. I didn't realize there
Speaker 3: was an alarm on at all. And then after I
Speaker 3: forgot that, the alarm went off at the very big
Speaker 3: aning of them breaking into the museum to get him
Speaker 3: back up to his sarcophagus, and then all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: it's they're normal.
Speaker 2: Everything is normal. Then as they're running down the stairs,
Speaker 2: it's like.
Speaker 1: It's so loud. I'm like, this is the only time
Speaker 1: nobody's heard this before.
Speaker 3: You Other than that, we covered everything, and I can't
Speaker 3: wait to rate this movie.
Speaker 1: Well, here we go, yeah, here we go. Let's do
Speaker 1: let's let's do uh, let's do one out of ten. Okay,
Speaker 1: we'll do one out of ten, but one's gonna be
Speaker 1: the last, like the lowest one, and ten's gonna be highest.
Speaker 1: We'll do that. Here are options this week. One out
Speaker 1: of ten Purple Eyed pandas, sexy killbots one out of ten,
Speaker 1: Step Days, Scodoodle snack diarrheas one out of ten, Mummy
Speaker 1: movie dates, lucky characters one out of ten, bopdem bones,
Speaker 1: baby octopus plates, grown men, trigger treating by themselves, or
Speaker 1: one of ten boxes of bird feed Sabrina, whyn't you
Speaker 1: pick this week? What would you like?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: I actually would like to, especially since you didn't see Well, no,
Speaker 3: I guess since you didn't see it, I was gonna
Speaker 3: say one out of ten leaf transitions because there.
Speaker 1: Were some let's do it, that's your pick, you got
Speaker 1: it were and I think I start this week. I
Speaker 1: think he went first last week. So I liked this movie.
Speaker 1: I really did. I liked the cast I thought was great.
Speaker 1: They're very personable. That Malachi Kid is obviously going to
Speaker 1: be a star. He is a star. He steals the
Speaker 1: whole thing. The Mummy grit was great, The story made
Speaker 1: more sense than the last one, and we liked the
Speaker 1: last one. I'm giving this one a very solid eight
Speaker 1: point five leaf Transitions. I think it very much rates
Speaker 1: that it was a fun, enjoyable watch. Yeah, I thought
Speaker 1: it just rode the line of spooky and not spooky,
Speaker 1: and I could see how kids would love it. So yep,
Speaker 1: eight point five skedoodle snack diarrheas. Oh wait, no, that's right,
Speaker 1: you picked leaf transitions. I'm glad I wasn't taking this week.
Speaker 2: Yes, I am right there with you. This to me,
Speaker 2: like we said with the first.
Speaker 3: One, they were coming out of the park unknowing where
Speaker 3: they were sitting and what things were happening. So we
Speaker 3: really put off al lot of the issues we had
Speaker 3: with the original to that effect because it was the
Speaker 3: first d com. This one, to me shows Disney knowing
Speaker 3: exactly where they're where their ballpark hit is, how to
Speaker 3: hit it the correct way, and the sense of to me,
Speaker 3: this is up there, this is up This is our favorite.
Speaker 3: That my favorite that we've watched in the Halloween genre
Speaker 3: for sure.
Speaker 1: I really like this better than Halloween Town and the Yeah.
Speaker 2: It had a lot more.
Speaker 3: It had a lot more mystery, like mysterious, you know,
Speaker 3: felt like a little bit more was on the line,
Speaker 3: you know. And I mean, to me it was up
Speaker 3: there with like hocus Pocus, like it was a little
Speaker 3: bit scary at times, you know, but like, I just
Speaker 3: really love this movie.
Speaker 2: The cast, like you said, was so good.
Speaker 3: These kids were great, the adults were awesome in it.
Speaker 3: You know, like you said, too Malachi stole the show.
Speaker 3: But I felt like everything in this movie, the small
Speaker 3: little picking apart.
Speaker 2: Is just that it's just picking it apart.
Speaker 1: Yeah, too fun.
Speaker 3: You had nitpicking when you have to heart find or
Speaker 3: try super hard, and that was the movie for me.
Speaker 2: I'm giving this nine transition.
Speaker 1: That's good. That's a great one.
Speaker 3: I didn't have Monroe watching this one, and this is
Speaker 3: one that we will probably be also viewing leading up
Speaker 3: to Halloween.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, I love that. That's incredible, and I love
Speaker 1: all of you, so thank you so much for joining us.
Speaker 1: Our next movie brings us back to the rink with
Speaker 1: another hockey movie. I think we can now officially deem
Speaker 1: it the official sport of the dcom. It's the Two. Okay,
Speaker 1: So I love reading these things because I don't know
Speaker 1: anything about this movie, but it's a hockey movie and
Speaker 1: it's twenty ten's Girl Scouts inspired movie. Den Brother, oh
Speaker 1: key Doki. All right, it's Hailble the stream right now
Speaker 1: at Disney Plus, so do your homework and meet us
Speaker 1: her next week. And also for our Park Copper episode,
Speaker 1: this week, We've got a very big guest. We were
Speaker 1: so excited joining us is Maggie Lawson. You might know
Speaker 1: her from Psych or episodes of Boy Meets World or
Speaker 1: the movie Pleasantville. But we're talking to about one thing,
Speaker 1: and one thing only we are not drifting off the topic,
Speaker 1: and that thing is the two thousand d Coom alongside
Speaker 1: Justin Timberlake and Kathley Gifford model behavior. She had so
Speaker 1: many good stories exactly what we're hoping for. Here is
Speaker 1: a little sneak peek. Did you have a stand in
Speaker 1: that was reading lines with you? That was like, how
Speaker 1: did this work?
Speaker 6: Yeah, there was a stand in. It's like for the
Speaker 6: mirror scene. A lot of dinner scenes or at least
Speaker 6: restaurant scenes. I fe yes lot in this movie, and
Speaker 6: I remember they were Yeah, they were all done about
Speaker 6: the same time. And I remember running around like a
Speaker 6: crazy person that day, just you know, one to the other,
Speaker 6: to the to the other to the other. And yes,
Speaker 6: I would just read with a I don't even know
Speaker 6: if to stand in read the lines, but I was
Speaker 6: reading with somebody on the other side.
Speaker 1: We were just so happy to have Maggie in the show.
Speaker 1: What a great conversation that was it was, it was
Speaker 1: I don't want to give anything away, but talk about
Speaker 1: warm and cuddly. It was really really.
Speaker 3: Impating her love, all of the all of her just
Speaker 3: kept rushing over her and it was just so awesome
Speaker 3: to see her go to such a happy place and
Speaker 3: thinking about the filming of this movie.
Speaker 1: It was really really great. So don't miss that one.
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