What do you think? I think we're dead meat. Real dead meat.

You dead meat!

Go ahead and laugh you guys. If I have a final request, it's a dead meat.

Welcome to the Dead Meat Podcast, your horse, safe haven, I'm Chelsea.

I'm James and we're married and we like to get scared together and say what the fuck together?

So many people requested this? Like my inbox, if I went and looked for Mad God, it's dozens of emails and tweets and lots of people wanting me to review this with you.

And I wanted to see this anyway. I would have launched this.

I think it's Shudder's biggest movie premiere.

It is. Yeah. I would have launched this anyways. It's kind of right up my alley. It's just, it's a cool, even just the basic pitch of this is very cool.

But what the fuck guys? We can't review this and it's too late to turn back. Like because of RTX, which was great by the way.

Thank you all for coming out. Yeah, thank you.

The schedule once again is pushed forward and I've got to get out a podcast by Sunday and we picked our movie and we watched it and we don't time to watch another one to do a review.

I thought about it.

But we got to do this one. So we're gonna do this one.

Just got to do this one. So Mad God if you're not familiar, came out this year was it premiered June this year on Shudder.

But this movie is a movie 30 years in the making, which is so cool. It's kind of like a, it's the thief and the cobbler that also was a one man animated film.

If you haven't seen that, that movie's cool too. I think I think it exists in some capacity like the full put together animation.

And was that 2D animation was all the time?

Yes, that's just traditional hand drawn. So this is stop motion.

This is a stop motion film created by Phil Tippett. Yes.

And he began working on it while he was working on Robocop 2, I believe.

And then took a break after he worked on Jurassic Park and Jurassic Park of course had industry changing CGI.

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