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The Open University, the future is open. x. Oh, Hello and welcome to episode number 232 of real life ghost stories and kick things

off this week I would like to say

thanks to some of our newest Patreon subscribers I would like to thank sirens

calling 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 Caveat. Caveat was released in

2020. It has 5.9 out of 10 on IMDb and 81% on rotten tomatoes.

A lone drifter, Isaac, suffering from partial memory loss, accepts the job from his old landlord Barrett

to look after his niece Olga, a psychologically troubled woman living in an abandoned house on an isolated island.

When Barrett convinces Isaac to confine his movements to the house and leaves the two of them alone,

a game of cat and mouse ensues with Isaac fighting to survive amid the terrifying resurgence of his own memory.

I definitely think this film is going to be a Marmite film.

So people sometimes message me and they're like, what do you mean by a Marmite film. So people sometimes message me and they're like,

what do you mean by a Marmite film? So Marmite is a sandwich spread here in the UK.

Vegmite is similar in Australia and it's a really bitter, sharp taste.

And I'm pretty sure one of the advertising campaigns for Maramite back in the day was that

you either love it or you hate it, which I think is a pretty brave thing to lean into.

So that's what I mean by a Maramite film is that people are really going to enjoy it or they're really going to hate it.

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