Hello and welcome to episode number 212 of Real Life Ghost Stories, and kick things

off this week. I need to say thanks to some of our newest Patreon subscribers. I would

like to thank Karla Ramos, Teeny J, Emily Job, Pauline Horneblow, David Godwin, Terry

Shannon, Diane, Ellie Rusk, Jennifer G, Timothy Campbell, Karen Rodriguez, Rebecca

Brink, Shelley Roland, Julia Stella Lynch, me myself and I, Leanne in her veggie garden,

Jessica Ward, Samantha Lee, Mary Reardon, and Jillian Van Houton. Thank you so much for

subscribing to the Patreon. I love you and appreciate you every single day. And our

film review this week, our film review is Make Too The Trench, otherwise known as The

Film, that shouldn't have been made.

Make Too The Trench was released in 2023, it is 5.2 out of 10 on IMDB, and a whopping 28%

on Rotten Tomatoes. A research team encounters multiple threats while exploring the depths

of the ocean, including, a malevolent mining operation. So before we begin, the Make Too

is not necessarily a horror film, but as you guys know, if you've been around for a while,

I am partial to a creature of feature. I love them. I love a creature of feature.

Give me a big lizard. Give me a big shack. Give me an unknown creature. I'm all over

it. I love them. And as always, when I watch this film, I spit it into likes and dislikes,

and I have written one single phrase. In both the likes and dislikes column, I wrote underneath

likes very fucking little. There are some films that should not be made, and I believe

The Make Too The Trench was actually one of those films. I liked The Make One. It was silly,

it was creature feature, it was Jason Statham, Punching some Sharks and shit. What more

could you want from life, you know? Probably the one and only good thing about this film

is the fact that it had frequent little nods to Joe's, which I'm on board with. If you

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