From the Dungeons of Morningstar, I'm Clint,
and I'm Stretch, and this is Prevailing Strange.
Welcome back guys to our week in review, where
Clint and I get to share our thoughts on some
of the content that we've checked out this week.
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what games you're playing. What music you listen
to, what books you read, all the fun stuff that
you do in your spare time. So what have you checked
out this week, buddy? So I've done the Alien
Marathon in the shop, and that was because Alien
Earth was going to wrap up this week. Yep. And
then we did The Predator, so one through to all
the AVPs and everything. Yep. So I watched all
them. I love them movies, dude. So I'm going
to kick off with Alien Earth. Yep. As we know,
the last episode aired on Wednesday. Yes, it
did. What I will talk about is the outro. The
cliffhanger. No, no, no, the song. Oh, the song,
yeah, okay. Animals by Pearl Jam. Yep. Every
single episode had a dead -set banger at the
end of it, man. Nailed it, man, nailed it. Just
killed it. The big revelation that I found yesterday
in Alien Earth, the final episode, was the boy
genius's android. Yeah. I didn't even know he
was an android. Like the head of his security.
Yeah. I didn't even think to think that he was.
Yeah. And he built him when he was six to kill
his dad. Wild. Boy was, by the way. Yeah. Three
days, guys. Grow up. Dude. What the fuck? Yeah,
gnarly. I don't even know if they had any upgrades
or anything later on, but fucking hell, that
was his first effort. Well done, son. So, yeah,
and the whole episode was kick -ass. I liked
it. The fact that Wendy's put the whole I don't
know who I am, I'm not Wendy, I'm not Macy, I
don't know who I am. Yeah. And the fact that
she now can control androids with thought, she
can control TVs and keyboards and security systems
with thought. Anything on the network she can
control. The look on Boyd Cavalier's face when
she opened the door. Yeah, and she goes, run.
Yeah, no, I thought it was a great episode. Yeah.
Yeah. Now, we haven't even known that it's getting
greenlit for a season two yet. Well, I fucking
hope it does. It ended on such a cliffhanger,
dude. And I hate when they do that without even
being notified that they're going to get another
season. They ended on a cliffhanger. Wrap up
the story. Well, I mean. Because what if they
don't come back? Yeah, that would suck. But at
the same time, it's pretty ambiguous. Like we
have no real kind of idea where that trailer
story is going to go. Man, that could branch
anywhere. Like an inception sort of ending. Well,
I mean, either they take over the island and
get taken out or there's so many kind of loose
threads to pick up. And then we've got the Ioki
reanimating a corpse. Yeah. So it's running loose
on the island as well. Yeah, so many threads
to pull, so many places they can go. The fact
that they left it so open is probably better
than having like a specific. Question asked.
Right, okay. If it does not make it into a second
season, we're not left hanging on that particular
hook. Like, this is just a world building. Righto.
You do love a good world building. I do, I do.
Man, the fact that they survived, like, at all.
I thought this would just be one and done. Aliens
kill everything. They nuke the island or something.
So this kind of raises questions for the movies
and everything that comes after because basically
this is the first interaction they've had with
aliens. No. So this is all happening with having
that time dilation, that 85 -year mission. It
all brings it around the same sort of time, wouldn't
it? So this is two years before they're notified
that Hadley's Hope went down. No, no, no. Before
they landed on LV -426. Which is Aliens. Which
is Alien, which is where they get the distress
call. Hadley's Hope's Aliens. Yeah, yeah. Hadley's
Hope is what's set up after they find what happens
in Alien. So you reckon this show happens before
Alien? Was that it? Yeah, yeah. Two years before
Alien, the first one. It's after Prometheus,
after Covenant. But it's two years before Alien.
What's the ship in Alien? The Nostromo. Nostromo.
So when the Nostromo left Earth, how long had
it been in transit before it got to LD? Potentially
a similar length, if not longer, because it wasn't
even in our solar system. I don't know what the
distance is. Right. But they're similar age ships.
Yeah, the tech sort of matched up. It could have
been on a longer journey. Which I like that,
that the tech lined up with Alien in the ship.
Yeah. So I think the fact that that's how they've
explained it is the ships have been out there
that long. That's why they've got that cassette
punk. Right. Okay. Yeah. What do you think of
it? Yeah. I'm thrilled as long as we get a second
season. I hope so. I hope this isn't just left
to the ether. Yeah. There's so many questions
raised like that fucking eye thing that. Now
it can communicate. Well, we don't know. Well,
before it couldn't communicate because it was
a sheep. It didn't have a vocal box. Well, yeah,
but it has been in a human host before and we
didn't see it speak. It has been, yeah. But fuck,
that was funny when she was kicking her around
the room. Fuck. Dude, her brother is a snivelling
little weasel. God damn. Yeah. Just go away.
Suits the name. Fucking, what's it, Newt? Newt.
Is it? Which one? The little red -headed girl.
No, no, no, no. That's Nibs. Nibs. Dude, she's,
when she unleashes the fury, she goes brutal,
eh? Yeah. Yeah, she's unhinged. Yeah, in the
fucking best possible way. Yeah. What have you
watched? Peacemaker episode. How good was that?
Was it five or four? Whatever, not tonight's
episode. Yeah, five. Yeah. Yeah, it was good.
I do like that they're coming looking for him.
Reason why I wrote down vigilante. Do you know
that he was in Harry Potter? Who? What character?
Yeah, no, but what character? He was the captain
of the… Quidditch? Yeah, Quidditch team. The
hated captain, the biker that nobody liked. Yeah,
right. Okay. So it was him. Yeah, I was like,
fuck off. He's done a thing. Yeah. He was in
like two of the Harry Potter movies. I do like
he closed the door behind him and doesn't have
that kind of access back when he figures out
that he's in a Nazi parallel world. Do you still
reckon it's Nazi parallel? 100%. You reckon?
Yeah. It's like they're just wiping out everybody
that's a minority. Yeah, something's going on.
It'll be interesting to see what Judo Master
finds in this world because he followed him.
He followed, yeah. Judo Dust, Judo Master. Doesn't
he ever just do this? Yeah. Judo Dust everywhere.
Dude, my heart was broken a little bit when he's
like, there's nothing left for me here. Shit,
dude, that'd suck. But it'd also be pretty cool
to go, I don't belong here, but I belong over
there, having somewhere to go. There could be
worse things. I'm sorry. But. But. You mean purely
for. It's only you that thinks it's a Nazi state.
Yeah. I don't. I think it's just. Well, I'm hoping
that when all the other crew go over there, they're
like, why do we want to be over in that fucking
hole for? Let's stay here as well. It's not going
to happen. Greg and Adebayo's going to show up
and they're just going to go. Or Lassar up over
there. Oh, dude. Hey. You're the one that put
it out there. You think they're going to be a
lynch state? Poor Adebayo. Anyway. Well, you
know who I thought was the MVP in that episode?
Who's that? Well, he's an MVP in the majority
of the episodes. But what's his name? I keep
forgetting his name. And it's the most cool name
ever. Ginger Kool. Yeah, Ginger Kool. Yeah. Or
the guy that named Ginger Kool. No, no, no. Ginger
Kool. Ginger Kool, yeah. Yeah, he constantly,
you know, pulling one, taking one for the team.
All the time. I can't do this, man. I'm a pussy.
My whole personality trait is that I'm a pussy.
Okay, let's go. It's like fucking, he's, what's
his name? Economist. Economist, that's him. Economist.
Make a name. Yeah. Well, the last – this episode
that's coming out tonight is directed by James
Gunn. I did see that, yeah. So I'm going to be
excited to see what happens. I've already seen
the synopsis. Fuck, you're a dirtbag. He put
it up online. Yeah. What did you hear? A judo
master is – what does it say? A judo master unravels
or – fuck. Something about he has a hard time
in the university they go to. That's all I'm
going to say. There'll be antics. Dude, how good
was Michael Rooker's character? He ran that fire.
Calling on the alpha eagle. The prime eagle.
The prime eagle. And then, now, was that in his
eyes or does eagle actually have powers? I don't
know. The prime eagle. I don't know. Far out,
that was deep. What a fucking, off fucking kilter.
Just an acid trip of a sequence. Side fucking
story. That was not necessary to this whole show
at all. No, not even a little bit. Eagley just
had to have his nemesis. And had to beat the
snot out of every bastard. Man, that was a fucking
gun he had. What is this? What kind of fucking
50 caliber musket is that? It would have been
way better if it flung him backwards or something.
Like the fucking, what was it? The noisy cricket.
Yeah. What else have you watched besides the
big one? I watched a movie last night that we're
going to talk about later, which I'm never going
to forgive you for. We'll get to that in a minute.
And today I restarted re -watching the Harry
Potter series. I did see your McGonagall reel.
I did. McGonagall did. Oh, man. Not Maggie Smith
herself, just the character of McGonagall. It's
that pointy hat, isn't it? No, it's just her
disposition. She's fucking alpha. And then the,
I don't think, when I watch movies, I'm not attracted
to the people who are playing them. I'm attracted
to the character that they are. Right. Which
is why in 2049, I love Joy. Joy is awesome, dude.
She's so fucking cool. In Harry Potter, that's
McGonagall. Fuck all the people. Let's go Hermione.
Fuck off. That's fucking creepy as fuck. Can't
they? We're the same age when they started reading
the books. Stop being so fucking out there. Jeez
and rice. Yeah, dude. I'm not a Hermione shipper.
Fair enough. Yeah, you need a peanut butter sandwich
for all I care. We finished watching The Bear,
season four. Okay. You're going to have to watch
it. Why? No. No. Fucking no. I'm not listening
to any of your recommendations ever again. We'll
cross that bridge when we get to it. But you
should watch it. Okay. Thank you. We've got to
get Disney back up there. Yeah, they need some
money. Bullshit. Do you see how, like, just steadfast
I was just then? Can't be swayed. Man, great
show. Great show. Cool. Setting up for a season
five. Why? Because it's good. Fucking stop. Prove
me wrong and watch it. That's why I watched Ted
Lasso to begin with. To prove me wrong? To prove
you wrong. Really? And I was wrong. And I'm happy.
I'm happy that I watched it. So you should do
the same thing. Out of spite, you should watch
The Bear. Out of spite, I'll watch The Bear.
Thank you. Just so you know, it's a lot of spite.
Okay, tell me about it. Hand it, wrap up. I don't
know if I want to ruin it. Was it a great show?
Did it make you feel the things you wanted to
feel? Yeah, it did. Who's your favourite character
in The Bear? It would probably be Eben Moss,
Bacharach's character of Cousin. Is he in the
whole show or only the first season? The whole
show. Right. He's kind of the one that Jeremy
Allen White's Cammy kind of bounces off the entire
thing. How many episodes per season? Nine, I
believe. Nine, and they run for? anywhere between
20 minutes and an hour. Okay. Yeah. Okay. And
it's four seasons? Four seasons, yeah. Righto.
Okay, I'll give it a go. I also watched the Demon
Slayer movie, Infinity Castle. Dude, heard good
things. It is a spectacular watch. Do I need
to watch any other Demon Slayer? You do. Fuck!
Two seasons, one other movie. Do I have to watch
all the seasons and that movie or can I just
watch the movie and then the movie? No, no. You
need to watch the seasons as well. God damn it.
It's a good show. It's funny. At the beginning,
I wasn't a massive fan. The main character's
a little bitchy to begin with, but he gets there.
It's like a lot of anime, really. MC's bitchy.
What's he going to say? Hang on a minute. I think
I've seen this movie. Yeah. But. So it's this
funny thing where they're samurai. They fight
with swords and stuff. Right. Or demon hunters,
not samurai. K -pop demon hunters? I've seen
it so many times in the past. In the distance,
I haven't actually watched it myself, so I don't
know. But they fight demons. You've got kids.
Yeah. I hear the songs and I walk to the other
end of the room. Dude, don't. Watch it. It's
good. It's fucking, I hate saying it, but it's
good. And it's catchy. So they hunt and fight
demons. They use swords to kill demons as the
samurai swords. They're blessed swords, clearly.
No. The swords are kind of wrought in special
ways. Right. But it's this funny thing where
all people's power sets and stuff like that are
just illustration over the actual sword fight.
At the same time, it's not like other. martial
arts movies or, like, kung fu movies and stuff
like that or anime where they focus on the choreography
of the fight but then they're not powering up
and, like, the chi or whatever's coming off and
stuff like that. But it's like a splash illustration
over their moves. Yeah, right, okay. And to begin
with. Is that just in the movie, the new movie?
It's in all of it. Right, okay. In the beginning
I thought it would be cooler if they were actually
emitting these powers or whatever. Right. But
in the end you just kind of get used to it. But,
yeah, no, it's pretty fun. Okay, all right. Okay.
Well, I might give that a start because usually
I go to sleep and I watch just YouTube. Yep.
And that way when it's finished, it's finished.
I don't have to worry about it. But that's how
I started watching. Full Metal Alchemist. Right.
Just started doing that. So I might do that.
I might start watching Demon Slayer before I
go to bed. Sick. Before I watch The Bear. No,
because actually Rachel likes cooking shows as
well. So that could be a segue into watching
it. I think Rachel will enjoy The Bear. Steph
loves it. Well, that could be a segue into watching
The Bear then. I'll just say it's a cooking show.
Like Jon Favreau's Chef. The last thing we checked
out this week. Something that has Clint hating
on me. Not I will never hate on you, but you're
a fuckwit. So we're going to kind of concentrate
on some back catalogue movies and kind of go
a little bit more in depth on these particular
ones. So we're going to watch one movie every
week for homework and we're going to dive deep
and talk about it. Basically. And this week I
gave you the chance to pick and you said something
but you weren't too sure about it. Yeah, yeah.
My thought was Buckaroo Bonsai. Yep. Let me know
down in the comments if you think that's something
we should deep dive on because I think Buckaroo
Bonsai, it's a pop culture phenomenon and it's
in a lot of the shit that we watch these days.
Yeah, that will be a wild ride. I think we might
have to do Mushrooms and watch that one. Right.
So it was my first choice. He put me on the spot
basically. I went into my letterboxd and on my
watch list and it was at the top there for some
reason. It was something that I'd seen recommended
on social media somewhere. I think you should
go find out who recommended that and we'll burn
their house down. I'll just at least unfollow
them. I reckon. No, don't let that spoil the
review. Anyway, so the movie that we chose. The
review's going to be great. The movie, however.
We don't know yet. It was penned as a horror.
Well, I thought it was going to be horror, more
horror. It was horrific. Possum, an English show.
It came out in 2018. It was written and directed
by Matthew Holness. So he did a horror comedy
parody show called Dark. No, I've lost it. Another
show. Apparently it's supposed to be really good.
Right. Don't know. Neither here nor there. But
it stars Sean Harris and Alan Armstrong. Now,
the person who portrays Philip, I've seen him
in a couple of things. Sean Harris. He's been
around the tracks. He has. I've seen him in,
he was in two or three Mission Impossible movies.
The head of the syndicate? Yep. He was very unsettling
in that as well. Just the way he talks and he
presented himself, even his demeanour in those
was very fucking weird. And this movie just.
So the synopsis for Possum is, after returning
to his childhood home, a disgraced children's
puppeteer is faced with, is forced to confront
his wicked stepfather. and the secrets that have
tortured him his entire life. Now, I'm just going
to say something. If he was a children's puppeteer
with Possum, who's letting him in their parties
with that puppet? Okay, so this movie, I thought
it was going to be more horror. Oh, it's fucking,
dude, the premise is horror. Yeah. So I'd seen
stills of this fucking freaky looking puppet
and it hanging out in parts of the house. It
looked kind of supernatural. That's what I was
thinking. So this is more of an arthouse psychological
kind of horror. It was based on a few of the
writings from Sinkford Freud as well, legitimately.
Like he's... What can we call it? Like thesis
on mental health and all that sort of shit and
past traumas. So this was, dude, there's some
shit in it that is traumatic as shit. There's
some trigger warnings in this, guys. I'm going
to be honest. So it was a very metaphorical kind
of foreboding type of slow -paced, slow burn.
Now, we are shitting on it a fair bit. I thought
it looked fantastic. Now, I've got a few notes
here. From the intro, the very onset, dude, the
music, whoever was the music engineer and the
sound engineer for this movie, take a freaking
bow because it makes you want to go. Yeah. Like
it makes you feel dirty. It makes you feel creeped
out, your skin crawls and shit. It was unsettling
from the onset. Yeah, dude. It was – you could
not even – wow. And the way it was shot, without
the camera movement, it just threw you. Like
there's very little camera movement in the whole
movie. It's just him walking into frame and it
follows – like it's basically him perfectly framed
for every part of that shot. Yeah. And, yeah,
dude, it puts you under the – You're not easy.
You're not sitting comfortable watching the movie.
You're doing this a lot. And I think that's pretty
on purpose because you don't know how to feel
about this main character at all. No. You think
he's into some bad shit. Yeah. But even now,
I don't know. Well, I don't think he's into bad
shit. I think it was just bad shit happened to
him. And as we get to the end of the movie, you
sort of figure out. like some snippets into what
happened. But the whole thing is he's got this
puppet and the puppet has these just raggedy
looking legs. Spider legs. Yeah, and it's got
a human head that's his face essentially. It
looks like his face. It did. So, yeah, it's.
Unsettling as shit. And then when it started
to sort of, I started actually really paying
attention was during the Fox story. Yeah. Where
he's like, his uncle's like, tell me about the
Fox. It's also how isolating is this movie? Yeah.
The whole movie, they're walking through town
and stuff, but you only ever see, I think there's
three people in the whole show. Yeah. The whole
movie, there's three people. There's hints at
other people. Yeah. You see some silhouettes
here and there, but never another person. And
it's so – I'm getting uncomfortable sitting here
talking about it. It is a pretty uncomfortable
watch. Yeah. It's so isolating. There's no one
else there. And it's set in dreary old England.
And the house that they live in is fucking massive.
And putrid. Well, you don't find out until later
on what actually, why the house is the way it
is. Yeah. So he's moved home and it's his, I
think the synopsis said stepfather. It's his
mother and father's house. It's mother and father's
house. And that's his uncle who was also his
teacher. Yeah. So this whole thing kind of gets
metaphorical. I wasn't sure his uncle was actually
there the entire time. Right. Still not sure.
That his uncle was there the entire time. I believe
he was. And it's funny you say that because he
does walk into the house a lot calling out, Morris,
Morris, where are you, Morris? And he doesn't
answer. But then something will happen, like
a TV will get turned on or he'll start reading
and that's when I do, yeah, understand how you
felt that way. Another thing I was wondering
about throughout the movie is the fact that the
house is run down so much. And the candy that
he eats makes him sick or whatever. Like, is
it off? Like, when the TV comes on and off, it
doesn't seem real. Yeah. Besides that, there's
no lights on in the rest of the house. No. It's
kind of the paper is conveniently there. He doesn't
pick it up or read it or anything. Well, this
is. The paper on the kitchen table is because
the uncle was reading the paper. It was open
to that page because of what's happening with
the news. The TV was playing the story of the
missing kid, and the uncle was watching it, and
then when he heard calling out. Well, the TV
was in his room by himself. That's the sitting
room. That's a reading room. Yeah, that wasn't
his bedroom. Yeah, that was a reading room. Right,
okay. Where his uncle was reading his note. Yeah,
it was that room. Yeah, the uncle was reveling
in it. He was like, oh, the missing child, the
missing boy. So the way I kind of looked at it
was the puppets weren't real at all. I think
the puppets are a metaphor for SA. Yeah, I sort
of got that. But at the end, is this a spoiler
review we're doing here? Yeah, I mean, it's been
an episode. Yeah, all right. Okay. Well, at the
end, that last shot of the film where the legs
are in the bin, I took that and the face, he's
cradling the face and sort of stroking it. I
took that as the spider legs were his uncle always
holding him down and keep him in like, and the
head was him. And he was being sexually abused
by his uncle. And when he put the spider legs
in the bin, he was finally free and had finally
figured it out because he's seen when he was
younger his uncle kidnapping a child. And that's
why when he goes into that other room where his
parents were, which burnt, there's the bloody
mattresses and stuff on the floor. And I think
you're right. The puppet is. Maybe it is a metaphorical
puppet. I think the puppet is his uncle. Yeah.
The long legs are his fingers. Fuck me. And I
think the face is himself worrying that he's
going to be like that. Yeah. Where the uncle
had a childlike puppet, which I believe is meant
to be Philip. Yeah. Fucking fucked up. It is
fucked up. And, again, it's a movie that ends
so fast. When he does eventually go into the
parents' room where they obviously had burnt
in their sleep and then the uncle comes in nowhere.
That was probably the only time I was scared
of the whole movie. So he says something to him
around the bonfire about putting a mask on and
putting them in the bag. Yeah. Well, he's wearing
a mask and he throws a bag over Philip's head.
Yeah. And then Philip ends up. you know, killing
his uncle. But, man, it was so quick, you know,
how he killed him. Like the whole thing kind
of felt less visceral and more metaphorical.
Well, see, at the same time, though, I seen him
like regress when his uncle was shoving his fingers
down his throat. So I was like seeing him regress
back to being a child and being that whimpery,
crying, abused child. And then getting smacked
and crying out and that. And he was like, blah,
blah, blah. And then he heard the rumbling of
the box and he's like, he's fucking snapped out.
He's like, no, I'm not letting that happen to
another kid. And that's when he's like fucking
jumped up, grabbed his uncle, thrown him to the
ground and broke his neck. And then just set
the kid free and just sat there. And the kid
ran off. I think it's up to your own kind of
interpretation of it. Because at the same time,
when the cops rock up, they're like, oh, we're
looking for the Philip. There was a man, a shifty
-looking man walking around the park, blah, blah,
blah. We want to talk to this man. That bloke
cannot act not shifty. Him doing the most honest
thing, him doing charity and helping an old lady
cross the road, he looks shifty as shit. Not
that he ever does that, but just assuming if
he did. Yeah. I'll definitely be looking at trailers
next time I suggest a movie. Thanks, buddy. I
appreciate you. There was another bit which I've
got in my notes here. When he's beating the puppet,
like he's looking at it and then he throws and
starts beating it and then there's that massive
loud crescendo of music and then he starts punching
it and it just cuts to silence and all you can
hear is the thud of him punching it. Like I said,
man, sound engineer dish. Knocked it out of the
park. He was incredible. And then when he's laying
in bed and the bag is between his legs and then
all of a sudden the head goes, pops out of the
bag. I fucking laughed, dude. I laughed so hard.
The apartment is massive. The black rain. Yeah.
That was such a cool visual. I thought that was
sensational. That was a higher thing. And then
when he's running through the house and I'm like,
what in the fucking back rooms is this? It's
just going on and on and on and inside hallways
and doors and she just kept on going. So I think
you might be right again. His uncle might not
even be there and he kidnapped that child. Well,
I don't know. I don't know whether he's done
the right thing and killed his uncle or whether
he was worried about puppeteering being in the
family. Yes. Which his uncle said. not being
puppeteering because how is this dude a disgraced
child puppeteer? The whole thing's fucking weird.
And whether he's just kind of let the kid go
when he had the kid the entire time. Dude, it's
so open interpretation. It's a thinker. And even
now I'm going back and going, hey, hang on a
minute, that could be right. And then I've wrote,
what the fuck, Jeremy? Miss my fingers? What
the fuck? What the fuck have you done to me,
Jeremy? What the fuck? Yeah, I was a little bit
concerned when I'd seen your messages this morning.
I'm like, oh, what have I done? Yeah. Watch a
trailer next time, mate. I will. Pretty please.
I'm going to delete all those notes because I
don't want them on my phone because it looks
like something that maybe the CIA or FBI is looking
at. So we're just going to delete all that. But,
man, he did an excellent job portraying that
character, Philip. The way he kind of held his
hands in front of him was offsetting, unsettling.
And the way he ran around like, bro. Yeah. And
just him being so pale and sweaty, like artificial,
and then just around his eyes was like pink all
the time. It was like, bleh. Just no. Look, will
I re -watch it? No. Fuck no. Would I recommend
people watch it? Not everyone. Yeah. I'd give
disclaimers. Yes, definite disclaimers. If you're
feeling adventurous and you maybe want to watch
some independent film, it's going to make you
go, what the fuck? Maybe. If you want to get
creeped the shit out of you and you want to feel
uncomfortable. Watch it. Yeah, maybe watch it
with a backup movie, something that will lighten
the mood a little bit afterwards. Maybe some
episodes of Friends. Yeah, yeah. Don't go straight
to bed after this one. God, no. I'm glad I watched
it. This one. Fucking legends. God, I wish I
could do that. I fucking do. I'm so hard done
by, man. No. I watch Harry Potter all day. It
was a movie I wish had subtitles attached to
it. I had subtitles on. Yeah, because, man, it's
loud in points and he moves. Yeah. Even that
uncle when he's talking, it's like this. So I
had subtitles all the way. Honestly, when I put
it on and I watched the opening credits and the
bag is in the base of the tree. Yeah, what was
with the base of the tree? I don't even fucking
know. It's probably like a butthole, maybe. It's
meant to be, I don't know. Anyway, and the spider
comes out. And I'm watching, I'm like, is this
the same fucking movie Jeremy wants me to watch?
So I started Googling, I'm like, possum. There's
like 11 possum movies. And I'm like, no, no,
no, no, documentary, no, no, no, that can't be
it. This must be the one. And I'm watching, I'm
like, he's fucking stitched me up here. I'm going
to go to film and he's going to be, I didn't
watch it, man. I wouldn't do that to you. I would
have probably stabbed you in the eye. Even if
you didn't want to talk about it tonight because
you were uncomfortable, I still would have watched
it because I made you watch it. Yeah, look, again,
disclaimer, disclaimer, disclaimer. Trigger warning,
trigger warning, trigger warning. Be wary. But
I give it a two, maybe a one and a half, two
out of five. I'll give it two and a half, but
ignoring the – well, no, I'm not ignoring that.
Based on the sound, the way it looked, the performances,
I'd put it higher. They were all good. I'd put
it higher. They were all good. But I'm definitely
knocking it down at least a star and a half because
that was just fucking – The story was fucking
out there. Yeah. Look, at the end of the day,
it was a horror to a certain extent. It's fucking
horrific. If it ended and I definitively knew
he did the right thing, this would probably be
three and a half. Yeah, good point. Okay, I got
you. Yeah, but I don't know. Yeah. It made me
feel things. Not good things. Not good things
at all, no, but things like, you know, there's
a whole gamut of emotions out there. I'm going
to fuck your face so hard right now. Guess what
my choice is for next week's episode. We have
to have not watched it. You already said Aquaman
and I said no. I was going to say Wicked. You've
already seen it. But I could watch it again.
I'll really make you pay if we're going to start
making you watch movies I haven't watched. Sorry,
making you watch movies I have watched. What
would you do? You mean what would I do? I don't
know yet. I have to think about it. Show me your
worst. No. Show me your worst. No. Show me your
worst. No. This is my poker face. Do you want
me to show you my worst? Wicked. Because I know
how much you hate musicals. What's your worst?
You ever seen Bad Boy Bubby? Got nice tits, Flo.
I have. Yeah. That's the worst bit I have. That
movie's... Around the same as this. Yes, sir.
Yeah. I can't think of anything. Apparently he's
got a cult following, that one. Yeah. Fucking
hell. I'll laugh at that movie, but it's fucked.
It is fucked up. Bad boy, buggy. Bad boy, buggy.
Fucking disclaimer again, guys. Just, whoa. Be
careful, okay? Let's go ahead there. Have a loved
one watch it first for you and then watch Bad
Boy Bubby or Possum. Tell your dad to watch it.
Yeah, or Possum. They're dark. But that's my
weekend review for you, my friend. Yeah, that's
me too. Thank you for joining us. Like, comment,
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