Hello everybody and welcome back to another October.

Next Lender podcast, Alex Navarro.

There it is.

Okay.

Spooky sounds.

You couldn't see it, but he was levitating a PS5 controller in front of him.

Just no strange, just floating in front of him.

It's pretty incredible.

It's actually not good for the gyros to do this.

I should not do it for

very long. Brad Chewaker, how are you? I'm all in this year. You're still watching movies? Feeling the season somehow. Last year, I came to the horror movie a day thing late last October. Uh-huh. I was gone most of October dealing with hurricane stuff, but when I got back, I crammed like 10 movies into the last week or something.

But here you are up pace?

I have not watched anything the last couple nights because video games got to get played as well. You can do some double features to catch up if you want. You can only do so many things. I have also been listening to some of the assembled works of John Carpenter.

Okay.

Okay.

You're feeling it.

Like he puts out albums.

Yes.

Somewhat regularly.

That might as, yeah, like a new one just came out last year, I think, with his son.

And they might as well just be music from movies he never got around to making.

Oh, you're listening to the Carpenters. Yes, I'm listening to The Carpenters. Wow. Shout out to Karen. Straight up. Like, if you've watched Halloween, Prince of Don't, like, you know, he does the music for most of his movies, right? Yeah, vast majority. So this music that he does on these albums, like, again, might as well just be themes for movies he never made. Like it is very much, it still sounds like spooky shit. Like some of them are literally called lost themes. Like that is the game of the album titles. Or maybe he does some outside of the lost themes series. I don't know. But there's one he did that was him performing with his son and the rest of his band the actual themes from the movies

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