Hello, my name's Justin Clue and I'm here today with Will Sloan.

And you're listening to The Important Cinema Club. And it's the end of Shoktober.

Oh!

It's alive.

I actually had a thought, I'm like, got to think of some more sound effects to make.

And then I completely forgot it when I started recording. I was working in the lab late one night.

We did the mash.

That's all we're allowed to sing.

We don't want to be sued or anything like that.

We don't know what match we're doing.

Actually, we know which one we're doing because this week we're talking about the women directors that worked with Roger Corman.

Which, by the way, I see is now going to be a featured retrospective on the Criterion channel.

And I just want to say, we had this idea first.

Yeah, we did.

Criterion must be spying on us and they stole our stuff, just like they stole those Hunter Biden papers from Tucker Carlson. See, I do politics, too,

guys. Well, I took Willa back. He's like, I don't know what to say now. Well, listen, we don't get too

political on here. Instead, we're talking about the greatest politics of all, which is the movies. And now, on that note, let's talk about what women brought to Roger Corman Productions. So Roger Corman, who we did an episode about long time ago, very, very, very, very, very long ago. Do we need to say who Roger Corman is?

No, we don't. People know who Roger Corman is.

Okay.

I think that one of... very, very, very, very, very long ago. Do we need to say who Roger Corman is?

No, we don't. People know who Roger Corman is.

Okay.

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