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So
What's your favorite scary movie?
You know what actually I don't really have a favorite scary movie really like I like scary movies, but I don't really have a favorite
I don't think I have one either. I'm not gonna lie. No, but I think about it
You know why I have a couple like one size at just a people yeah
I think my number one
S of Lee would probably be hereditary because I love that movie so much. I tried watching but I like couldn't get into it
I feel that it's psychological is very psychological
It's also just so creepy if you pay attention to all those little details in the movie, which I think is something
I just love about a film
But yeah, hey guys. I'm Kendall. I'm B. And this is when the lights
Thank you guys for all joining us today. This is a very fun episode
I think
Yeah, episode eight episode eight
Oh, we're talking about first movies
This is a really exciting episode. I've been wanting to do for a while
Because I've always loved movies for as long as I can remember and I've just always wanted to talk a lot about movies all the time
I know this is a
Paranormal slash shoe crime podcast, but come on
There are a lot of true crime happenings and paranormal happenings of an amovieset
So yeah, let's not sit here and act like there's not oh yeah definitely and it's just really fun to to really know what happens behind
You know close doors when you look at a film you watch it
You see it like it or you don't like it
But it's like what really happens behind the camera
That's always something I've always wondered and so I just did a little scavenging and
Well research and a little research and fun some cute movies to talk about today
I'm sure everyone if not everyone most people have heard of these movies and yeah, let's just go right into it
I guess
Okay, bye
Oh, we're okay
So our first movie is not a horn movie, but it is a fan favorite are
Not a horn movie not a movie but curse yeah a first movie that I'll be talking about is the wizard of
I know
The Wizard of Oz for me is something I grew up with for a long time obviously
I think a lot of us did it's not something I've watched more recently and I'm gonna because I think any time I've ever watched
Was it if eyes maybe as an adult was if it came on maybe cable or even really watch cable anymore
But yeah same yeah, so I'm like it's been a minute, but it is something that I think a lot of us like you know
I don't even think I've ever fully watched the Wizard of Oz
What really? Oh my god. I know right. That's crazy. I think I like one time halfway watched it
Or maybe I fully watched it, but I just don't really remember all the the pieces
Yeah, like I'm a grandma's house fair. Okay, that seems like one of the places you bought watch
I go I'm movie like that
Yeah, I think I have heard of some of the spooky half-mings that are related with this movie
So let's see if you got them. Let's see if I got them. Well. I'm ready. Let's dive in
So let's just start off. I'm just gonna
Bit up this structure of the film. I'm sure a lot of us know about it, but I'll just kind of glance over real quick
So those are of us is an American musical fantasy film that released on August 25th
1939
It had a budget of 2.8 million dollars and made 29 million in the box office. That's a lot of money
29 million I wish I could walk around so I got that money
Yeah, wow, and so this film was an adaptation actually of elf Frank bombs
1990 children's novel the wonderful wizard of us
It was directed the movie. Why is this directed by Victor Fleming who we?
I think will not find to be a great person and
What's produced by Martin Lee Roy
The movie stars Judy Garland who I hope y'all love because I love her
I know her name. We do know her name. She's been in a couple of things. She's a hustle name. Yeah, yeah
Frank Morgan, Ray Bulger, Bert Larr, and many other notable names
So just a really quick film some options of what happens to your off the movie
A tornado of course rips throughout Kansas sending our main character Dorothy play by Judy Garland and her talk to a
magical man of Oz
She embarks on a journey to find her way back home and then line the race
She runs into various creatures of Oz including a scarecrow that needs to brain a
Ten-man missing a heart and the cartley land that wants a little more a cartoon his life and along the way
They encounter a wicked witch of the west also glinda the good witch and awesome self
And I crossed so many others you have to move you great movie guys go ahead and see it so
Within this time period, around the time of the film's release
There was a very gloomy era going on in the history
We had the great depression and world war two yeah, it was like the 1930s or 1930s. Yeah, good job
Good, you're so very good
I've had a little bit of a history
I history glasses and college paid off seriously now saying no, I took a I took a finger too
I guess also
So this is roughly around the time when Germany invaded Poland and Nazi Germany along with its allies conquered most of Europe
Many immigrants were coming to America at the time and on the contrary the film
Release
Relieved with so many different hidden gems throughout it which I didn't realize until I say reading about this movie so
A couple different hidden gems. I just completely wanted to just go over was still a yellow pick road that reflected the journey of wealth
Dorothy being brought to a new land
Which is something she's unfamiliar with kind of like you know immigrants coming over to America
They had Dorothy's pals representing something that we all want a little more of to be
Wiser to be loved
courage and home, you know home as part of the heart is
So and we also of course have sorry the book at which which is sinning her flying monkeys to you know take over
Or just kind of I guess bum bar Dorothy and her friends
The fucking flying monkeys which kind of resemble in a way
Um war and even down to the point of when the linkies are marching like Nazis
So the film itself was a difficult film to come out with in the beginning because of the consistent recastings
skirt problems and set problems and
Honestly all the characters really had uncomfortable costumes in the beginning especially Bert Larr who played the lion
He had put on a hundred pound costume made from real lions pel for hours on end
Stop I heard about this is not crazy
That's true though. Yeah, it is very true and my god. I've heard that he was wearing little or lying
Lion pal. Yeah, imagine going into a whole ass side with those hot ass
gaming wipes
Beaming down on you and then having to like act. I just couldn't do it. Probably smells too
Oh, yeah, I thought I was saying about that too because I don't think he could really take it off because I would be something that would be like a big
Project to do you what have to take all the makeup off you have to take all those different things off of itself
And there would be a lot to put that gone so between takes
He was still have to wear throughout the day. Which is just imagine like going to the grocery store
Right
Like line pal
Oh my god, I look at it's I will warm up to you trying to take pictures. I could imagine
So production would make Bert sip and food through a straw which is kind of gross can imagine and not to mention
It was already hot and set like we had said from the stage light
So you're getting that radiation from the heat among with his hunter pond outfit. It's a lot. It's a lot going on
No kidding. So we also have actor buddy Epstein who is known for his roles in the Beverly Hillbilly's
Barnaby Jones and breakfast at Tiffany's which I
Kind of love kind of don't love that movie because it's kind of problematic, but it's breakfast at Tiffany's yeah
We wise of problematic well because they had a definite big problem with the
I guess culture of it all there was a scene
Where if you remember there is a Asian man who is her I guess her oh her neighbor. Yeah her neighbor and he's actually a white guy
Just as a nation guy
Yeah
So I only watch a little bit of it though. I don't think I watched the more
I'll just let some of my watch that movie. Well, that's in my watch that movie was I'm gonna say
I want to say that was like years ago. I had taken it as a film class in school
And I think he had went over it briefly and that was the first time I saw it and I meant I
Realized all these things at one time, so that's how I kind of saw it, but yeah, T
So the guy was very popular in his day again, but he Epstein and he was the actor who I originally was casted as a 10 man
But never finished the job
Oh
Oh, I thought I said fly. Okay
This is the best so the makeup that the production had initially used for the 10 man
It was comic up, but they also had coded him on that second layer with heavy layers of grounded aluminum
Why
Yeah, that's my question literally why that's crazy and so another problem with this is that yeah
Right what aluminum is
Obviously not healthy for you. It's not something you should put on your skin whatsoever
Really and it has high levels when exposed to the skin
That can kind of go into your bloodstream and create some just so many different health problems and according to the CDC health problems
Can arise such as lung disease
Alzheimer's bone or brain disease and
Eventually buddy's lungs just were covered in aluminum powder and ended up putting him in a hospital with pneumonia
He ended up being fired from the film and to follow up on Titus for the rest of his life
Oh my god
Talk about literally no, that's so shitty
That's literally it's not this show he's on earth. Yeah, this movie
They are putting poison on him and then they get mad when he can't perform because they poisoned him
So we fire it. Thank you. I'm a lot like fun
disease. Yes, yeah, I grow and I'm like how the fuck does that
This is fair the name of that well the name of the dozer guy director was
Um, that uh, oh Victor funding was the name of the Victor director. Yeah, and wait till we get to the endings of the stuff
It gets pretty
So
Let's talk about the scene with the snow in the poppy field very interesting scene
So in the scene if I recall correctly Dorothy and the tin man the lion the scarecrow and even total are walking through a field of
POPPY's which are like little cute flowers. Yeah, and um, I think what happens is the wicked which puts like like a kind of a spell on the poppy
So it makes entire and so what Glinda does to get a Glinda the goat witch is she kind of sprinkled a little bit of snow on to them to wake them up
The crazy thing is
The snow in the scene was a type of asbestos
Which is a class of different minerals that form fibers to small
To see to by the human eye but are definitely there and
There are so so many old homes out there that I still built with usbestos walls if you remember we talked about it briefly in our
For a step of so with H.A. Toms
He had built usbestos walls to drown out all the screaming when he killed people and
There are so many homes like I said out there that have them a lot of them are older not good, but I'm that healthy and
When asbestos can get into your system it can actually cause asbestitis
Plurobilesies long cancer and mesophenium
Not if you are a loved one
Who are you in a loving?
We're with mesophenium
You may be in a little to compensation
You know what I'm talking about
Oh, we've awesome that come with us so we all
Yeah, I'm talking about that was like what like 2010 to like yeah, and it can cause really bad things like that and then definitely just look something they're all breathing in
So that's crazy enough
I'm talking about that
There was a rumor that the munchkins were trunks
Not that drunk
Not that drunk munchkin
So during filming season and all of the munchkins had stayed in the colver hotel and call for any
You know, there had been rumors that
You know rumors and just stories that they have you know or she's and
loud parties yeah, and even just
Custons a bad behavior
So
One of the munchkins even brought on site a gun because his ex wife had worked on a film
I'm sorry on the fake same film together as another little person and
He wasn't too fond of it so he had decided to bring a gun on set now
Luckily he wasn't you know
He didn't cause any harm, which is a good thing
But he did get it confiscated and I'm not sure what happened at him but if it was me as a director
I don't follow fire guy because
Don't much care with the clock
That is to be a remade movie. I love that
No, not literally like a like a rated R was like a rated R as a lot of
Oh, I like reading guns isn't that the life well crazy enough
Going into our next kind of topic here. Well, not even. I'm sorry because there's actually a movie that's called under the rainbow
That was released in 1981
It was actually created to sort of mock what the little people were up
Supposedly doing in the whole town and during filming
Um, sorry the filming had starred Carrie Fisher and Chevy Chase which big names
Carrie Fisher if you guys know she started and
Was and
And Chevy Chase was a guy that was in those
Lentpoon films if you remember him he's a dad and all of them so that was that and then
There's that movie but
Watch it with tendency because it is a little racy so something to know
Something that does know
Oh, yeah definitely
So then we have a Margaret
Hamilton the wicket which of the West
So according to slash film.com. This was her first big role
Definitely. Oh, I'm so oh and it's just so sad how she's cast it into it because
Casting directors were looking for a role for a pretty and attractive woman
To portray the witch but decided to cast Hamilton as
Cut-on-put the ugly witch
Yeah, I know
And during production while filming the wicket which is first appearance and accident at the same time
Which by the way they had to take several shots for because they can only get one shot at the time for some crazy reason
Hamilton, Whibber call filming telling her you know quote, I want this shot done right and I want to done right now
quote unquote so we had a bit she fed on sat. Me then's a time you can see
During the next take I guess the smoking flames had accidentally
Went off before she could safely get onto a platform below this that if you kind of think of it this way
It's kind of like when a star if you remember or like at any concert if a star has
Like a hot stage yeah, Hannah one 10, she's like rising up from the bottom of the stage. Yeah, that's how the stage was for wicket of
Wizard of Oz and that's how she would come and go
At least in the first scene and unfortunately it was a little too late for her to get office actually didn't have enough time
so
I'm sorry, what I go
So as you didn't have enough time to get off of the platform below the set she suffered from second degree burns on her face and
Thurodegree burns on her head
So
Crazy she literally caught fire and couldn't get off set quick enough so the fire that was
The fire on top of the set just sparked and just kind of set her a flame for a minute
Not only but she was covered with green makeup that was copper-based and toxic
So her skin had just been cleaned with acetone on top of it
I know and six weeks later
So we're still having minor damages which I could only imagine
Yeah, no kidding. She's a firehead cover makeup on
Yeah, I cleaned it off of acetone
Aceters so much chemical on your skin and then even after that market Hamilton
Return to set six weeks later. Boy, no, it's not insane. Yeah, no
She did refuse every doing anymore
scenes with fire again, which again don't blame her
For this reason they altered oh, sorry, alternate at Hamilton with her stunt double
While the double had been on a broom a pipe was connected to it to produce smoke the pipe had been hidden under a
Cape that she had on set and
During the scenes she had apparently
Just missed the tank and a tank exploded on site causing her
Minor burns sitting her to the hospital
She actually did get shards into her skin by the way, which is
brutal and
Same her to the hospital that was really sad so production stopped to were cast a
Another stunt woman to finish a film so let's talk about Judy Garland our favorite lover
So Judy Garland herself was pretty mentally unwell while filming this movie as well
She was put on a strict diet
Consisting of chicken soup
But coffee and up to 10 cigarettes a day
What was it too really young?
Yeah, she was really young. She was 16 years old. What?
I think I had a smoking 10 wait. Sorry 10 to 80 cigarettes daily
And I'm like that way wrong
Way wrong. Yeah, 10 to 80. I can't imagine I can barely you had a like a vape pen once I'm a bugging sick
I can't even wave or smoke and she's been 16 years old. Yeah, no
80 no kidding and I guess I don't know even specifically if that was on production or her
But I can't even imagine that stress builds up so I'm mixing really want to do stuff to your body to kind of
Put your mind at ease
She looked on pills or something. Yeah, she was I was getting to that could be oh my gosh
So yeah like breathes as she was kind of fed drugs to sustain her hunger and to get for false energy because she was told
If she gains even a pound she'll be kicked off and replaced us
Bro yeah, man sucks. Oh no and it's so bad too because eventually she got addicted to the drug
Said we get there and later on kind of effective her health which is so sad
Yeah, because she's 16. Yeah. Oh, that's little true. I don't even think about that when you're a young kid
Things like that get addictive and that's all you know and it's kind of how you just carry on life
Yeah, it's just so sad to think about
So there is also a scene in the wasit of odds when Dorothy is kind of yelling at the lion
Because I guess the lion knew that total and she kind of just let kids a little stop on the nose
And I guess if you reference back to the movie you can still see it where Dorothy's kind of just giggling a little bit because she can't keep a straight face
And they actually be took the scene many of times and there was a certain point when Victor filming got kind of tired of Judy
And put her put her aside on set and told her literally get it together in the stop-tour
Boo
Puck her hands on a 16 year
What's like oh no, don't ever don't ever touch me
Yeah, so
Where the child labor laws oh yeah, it's 1930s
That's very true. Yeah, that is so sad to think about wow guys
And there is the most well-known conspiracy of the mall
You got this one, Bree
I was drinking
Yes, you was drinking the months getting hanging in the back. Is it that one?
Yeah, see got it
That's so bad. That's not funny. This isn't funny. It's the way I saw it. Okay, that's why that works. Yeah
I remember on Twitter, I used to follow like I don't know when Twitter was like first had a cool like in 2015
Yeah, that was yeah first-minute of high school
I used to follow a lot of like weird like Twitter pages or whatever where what they would post like creepy
You spares season stuff like unsettling disturbing whatever
Pictures and stuff and I remember seeing that one and it's a little munchkin and he's hanging in the back of the scene
Yeah, yeah, I know what you're talking about
Okay, I guess me the cheddar is I don't know something but hitters. Oh, I can't do it. I can't do it
So yeah, there is an ongoing rumor that in one of the scenes you can spot a hanging munchkin and the background
After a munchkin had a letter allegedly hung themselves
There had reportedly been a couple of extra roles a film taken out of the actual movie
The apparently was part of the actual kite and when they learned or sorry I'll say when mgm
Warrant that that dark spot in the upper right had corner me had been a little person that hanged themselves
From a lighting grid they took it out
According to cursed film stocking minorities
You can actually kind of see this happen in the actual collector's edition of the movie
Some people have it most people don't in the actual
Film that's out for everybody
You won't see it so they replaced it with a bird but there is a actual
Film kind of what me look like a munchkin that's hanging in the background. Was this ever confirmed or denied?
They never confirmed the NGM never confirmed this there was a editor
I want to say in early 2000s around the time Twitter was a thing and everything when there was a editor that had
Hooked's the movie or hooks a part of the movie and kind of sent it out to everyone to make it look like there is a hanging munchkin
Yeah, um that you know it's a hook but the actual film itself had never been disclosed as if it was real or not well
I feel like if it was I feel like the family would
Publicize it or something right?
That's what I have for you. No, there's no way that this big
Movie
Have that a secret
Have that a secret and had to cut the family quiet unless it's a really good. That's a really good point
That's the two points I thought about to where that that's that maybe there is a point where you know
Maybe they have paid off the family they really want to keep this hush hush because movie got so big
That they're just like this isn't worth
Running a film for yeah, or maybe you're right maybe it was just something that people thought they saw and it just didn't really
Yeah, like just like a conspiracy. Yeah, don't you think I could see this being real about it's just that you know like I had said
There was rumors that the people that played the munchkins were having parties and crazy things
I happen at their hotel maybe something to happen maybe someone got really depressed who knows but you know
I have this if it's real
Oh, yeah, oh my gosh, so I guess that's just something we'll never know about
So the second movie that I had research for us is the Pulter guys
What's his name?
Shit everyone's yelling into the microphone right now. I mean to the speaker right now
Sounds like a fuck his name
I was like oh my heart you do too that was like that big free dude. Oh
Like oh
That's no I don't think that's his name
Simon would be so mad at me right now fuck what is very
All the stars loveers are putting me on the last right now
Oh
What's they right? Oh, yeah, okay, okay fun fact
I know I've only seen the
Original Star Wars is because my dad it's a huge Star Wars fan
I won't say a huge one but he's seen all the movies
That's only reason why I've seen all them I haven't caught up on the new ones don't at me for it at least I think the regular is so that's all I care about
I would never seen Star Wars don't at me
Don't come at me. Oh, yeah, I'm nervous of Maro guys. I'm sorry mad at me enough
That's very mad at both of us cool. That's cool. All right, so the polchagized the polchagized is an American horn mystery
Such the earlier supernatural film wow for the a lot of different categories
That is actually rated PG
PG yeah, not PG 13 no crazy enough
I did hear from one of the podcast. I once listened to that's a horror movie podcast that
Back and I want to say that 80s
They actually didn't have a peach either teen out think I think it was just g pg and rated R
That's kind of weird right
I think 13 is like a good middle ground. Yeah, I kind of like this is childrens and this is like
Ronchy yeah, that's what I kind of feel like yeah, I agree. I could be wrong though
Maybe you guys can look it up so it was released on June 4th of 1982 with a budget of 10.7 million dollars
It made 121.8 million dollars on the box office holy shit. That's a lot of money
So the film was written by Steven Spielberg also a MGM film just like the wonderful was sort of awesome
Wonderful was in a van
And it was directed by Tob Hopper who is also notable for his oh Tob Hopper
Tob Tob
Where is that written? I knew that's what that's felt
That really is Tob. I told you it's Tob
Tob Hopper
Hopper I kind of looked at it wrong to us like it's not Tobie. No, I think it's Tob
Tob Hopper. There's also a very notable director who
Also directed the Texas chainsaw massacres
I think I saw the first one the first one is really good. It's like I had a fixed time
He's like really creepy. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I think I'm like the remake is
Jessica Biel who is also Justin Timberlick's wife
Take teeth. I love it. So the movie stars Heather or Rourer. Sorry let's say that wrong
Heather oh
Work I want to say work Heather work. Wait, where you at this one? Heather or oh
Work work work. I think it's a work work
Oh, Rourer. Okay. Oh, Rourer. Okay. Oh, Rourer. Okay. Oh, I'm gonna say I work it's not easier. Okay. So
That is the movie stars with Heather or work Joe Beth Williams and Craig Nelson and I'll just
Sharp films that um synopsis a family of five
We love the notes and lapses
I feel a family of five by the name of the Freelings experience change occurrences when the ghosts
communicate with them through a television set
What starts as a innocent game between one of the children that Carol and Freelings who is played by Heather work
soon turns into a very sinister game when Carol goes missing her parents Steve and Diane and must turn to
a paracetologist and accesses to help they soon also find that their home sits right on top of a
agent burial ground. Oh, not the burial ground. We always need that burial ground in our lives.
It's a burial ground. Oh, I gotta love it. So Joe Beth Williams who played Diane Freelings the mom
is in a scene where she sinks into a muddy sink hole of skeletons. I've heard this since
also on one of the Twitter creepy things. Creepy conspiracy. Yes. Yes. And so the rumor
insists that production have flown real cadavers from India and use them on set which is the
which is kind of what sparked the alleged curse. I think India too correct me if I'm wrong.
I'm pretty sure India too has like this thing where they actually do dig up like the bodies
of the dead. I think you're right. I think around something. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't know if that's
for sure accurate. I think I've definitely heard something like that. I've seen like pictures of it
like to respect their loved ones or stuff. Yeah. So I wouldn't be surprised if they're from
I wouldn't be there. But I feel like I wonder I mean I wonder the legality is of that too. Is that
even? I mean like for if that's like a tradition like that's fine. But what's it on the same? Ship them from
from like ship could and anywhere in America where they like are the families like consent
where they dug up. Oh, that's a good question. I don't even know about it. Or that might be
Chondos and you know, maybe it's like that. But if they are real cadavers, my question too is
how safe is that? Like even if it's beyond just being cursed like I can't imagine how safe it could be
to put you in a sinkhole with a whole bunch of real modified bodies. Like type of weird something.
Sickness of something. Is that no? Oh my god. That's like clean. Yeah, that's super clean. But even
that I'm like, oh no thank you. Give me away from that. So. Oh wait where did we go on the
same solution? I'm like okay we got that puzzle. Okay. So that had a literally sparked the curse
of the Pultschak ice films. Oh yeah because it's a bunch of dead people like being disturbed
and being disturbed and being dead and I'm using your freaking skeleton in a movie. I'm not going to lie.
Hey bitch. I have a kind of low vibe. I would like I would be possessed of my body like this.
Hey, if this is I love to be. If this is out and I'm gone by the time that this is well and
don't please use it. You have my permission. Use me in the film. That's how I'm talking.
You're so fine. I'm finally on TV. If I can be famous now, let me be famous after death.
So Dominique Dunn, who plays Donna Freeling in the film, which is one of the sisters or one of
the daughters, at the time Dominique had filmed the movies. Dominique was actually in a relationship
with her then boyfriend John Thomas Sneenie. Okay Miss Dominique. Okay Miss Dominique. She
don't butter then I am. But wait because yeah he was a nice guy. He was a chef at a upscale
ma ma ma Zal Restaurant in LA making money. Yeah he was a happy cooking. But according to the
LA times, the two met at a party and quickly moved in together. Those swinging it quickly became
very abusive. He would actually abuse her so badly and when instant she would
be beat so badly that she didn't even require makeup for a film that required her playing in a
abused child. What crazy. So their relationship got so hectic that Dominique eventually broke out
with Sneenie. Yeah good. Yeah I'm like well yeah the way he did. How many do I'm sure he did something.
Who. So on I've tougher 30th 1982 which is the same year the film was released. Sneenie showed up
to her home where she was rehearsing lines with her co-star David Packer for a new project. Packer
Hacca on a side to allow them a little room to talk in an argument between Dominique and John
had broke um broken out ending in Dominique getting brutally strangled and sent to the hospital where
she was pronounced brain dead and had passed away on November 4th 1982. What an act.
At the age of 22. He's a murderer. He's a murderer. Yeah. That's our age. Like I'm
holy shit. And crazy enough he only served three years. Three years. Seven months. No.
For the murder. And once released he changed his name and when he was last heard from he was moving
to Southern California. The justice system is corrupt. What the fuck?
Co-rots. I don't even want to get started with that. Crazy. And like it's just so sad to
the thing that this poor girl have been through all that with this guy. She's doing great.
There's another case I'm going to cover at some point that's about another star who had
that's crazy fan. And I'm not sure if you know about that one. But she had had this crazy fan.
And she was doing really good for a self-adjust time. And unfortunately it was kind of a similar
thing. Because she was on with this guy. It was just a crazy fan. And he had just shot her
blankly when she opened her door. And it's just crazy. I couldn't imagine being a
re-guessing. Yeah. Okay. And I can imagine just being a young female in Hollywood having to
go with crazy stuff like that. I'm always hearing about like Hollywood's stars. I have like
these crazy fans or like axes or things like that that come onto like their terror. Like they're
just crazy already. And then they want to cause harm to them. It's just so sad to me.
Being famous is scary. Being famous is scary. And I forget that sometimes. I think oh my god.
If you saw nice. And then I remember this. Yeah. So.
Oh wait. Where'd I go? So then on May 23rd, 1986 the Pulitzer-Guys 2 releases. And many of the same
characters are in it. The budget was 19 million. It sold 75 million in the pop-sophos. The film was
about freelings escaping their haunted home. And being in the home is being studied by
paranormal researchers. And one of the researchers names was Taylor in the movie. This is played by
Bill Sampson. So Taylor realizes that this demon like entity is mesmerating as a reverend and
trying to find young Carol. So he goes to the family to warn them that you know, hey it's happening
once again. You're in great danger. Her father must do everything he can to have beenquished this beast
and deliver the day. So while filming this movie, the actor Bill Sampson was an
native American Indian who was also a shaman. A shaman is kind of like a healer of sorts.
And he was allowed on set after hours to perform an exorcism to read the production of evil.
Not an exorcism of the whole as exorcism on set. But crazy enough, a couple years after it's
released Sampson dies of kidney failure and meldutrition at age 53. I know. And then Jolian back
who played the cult leader in the second installment of the film died of stomach cancer before
the film even released. He died at age of 60. Damn, we got three deaths. This movie is killing.
This movie got a body. My god, my body hurt in the mind. So. So. So and then there's the
Pulchrystery, that released on June 10, 1988 with the same similar characters and the same
director, the movie had a budget of 9.5 million and made 14 million in the pox office, which is
pretty still good to me. At this point in the trilogy, it's about the main character Carol,
the little girl who sent to live with her uncle Bruce and Chicago. But she gets haunted by
familiar apparitions from the previous films and these apparitions, students are taking over her
through a mirror dimension. So let's just quickly discuss the main character Heather O'Rope.
I keep saying her name wrong. Oh my god, it's so sad. Heather O'Work. There we go.
So Heather played the little adorable blonde girl with blue eyes. I'll be all me know that
carried that really famous line, you know, there heeer. Oh. And throughout filming the Pulchrystery,
Heather unfortunately became very ill. She was thinned like nose but constices and was thin
treated but steroids at the time. But one morning, when the crew in the cast was supposed to be
meeting up, director Tob Hopper received a chewing call from her agent telling him that she unfortunately
passed away. What? And yeah, it's just very sad. So this happened while doctors were actually attempting
to repair a acute bowel obstruction that caused what doctors thought was the reason for her illness.
But sadly, Heather was misdiagnosed. According to L.A. Times, she suffered such a shock at the H.A.
12 years old on February 1, 1988. Only several months before the third installment ever came out.
Unfortunately, before the doctors could realize it, it was too late to notice that she had been
diagnosed. So what she really had was a undetected, congenial, adenomical birth defects. Which
basically just means that she had a mass that was inside of her and it wasn't noticed until last
minute. That's kind of too late. They just didn't get to it in time. That's so sad that she was
misdiagnosed. It was just so sad. She was like 12. Like, how do I? She didn't have a wife and that's
the last one she was in. It was just crazy because I don't even think that a little girl that's
in films like that can have a wife outside of her movie roles is this crazy to me. I don't think
any child can have a life, a real life that they want to have. You know, because they're working.
They're working at such a young age. So right, I just want to know how can any child have a life
like that? And then she just dies at such an age. Just is so sad. Now, I didn't find any crazy
feelings about the latest culture guy said came out. They did make a remake. I had nothing on that,
but there was crazy enough actors who had gotten some illnesses while on set and some equipment
problems did happen often on and it did prolong the production. So it took a very long time for
the production to come out. But luckily, we don't have anything there. So hopefully that
Chris has lifted. I don't know. Just so I'll make any more. Yeah, I'm saying maybe they should
stop making those pictures. Guys, films. Yes, I definitely agree. But yeah, those are the two films
that I have for us today. This is only our first chapter one of Chris films. Guys, if you really
like this, let us know because we want to do this more. This is fun. We like this. There's so many more.
I definitely want to cover some good ones that I've heard of. The Omen. What's that one? Something
holocaust. Fuck. Anyways, there's a lot of them. And I definitely want to cover as many as possible
because this is a cute little spooky episode. Yes, I love it. And yeah, I don't know if you'll ever,
I don't know if you'll, you know, what the future holds for us with coming out with more
themes like this for cursed movies. But you never know. We are working on Patreon. So we might have
actually episode stare. You never know. You never know. So yeah, guys, that's what I have for us today.
And Halloween is almost here. I'm so excited. Okay, so you said, oh my god, I'm not ready for
Halloween to be over. I'm not ready for, yeah. I mean, Halloween, I'm not ready for October
v over. This is like my favorite montage side of November because birthday,
her birthday is coming up. Oh, I see. Oh, my piece. Oh, my piece.
Orpiosy. Yeah, it starts late October. Okay. Squabby, I'll see you. We are thriving.
Yeah, we are in our season. Here you go. Thank you.
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