Happy Halloween, trick-or-treaters, dreamers, campers, and suspects.

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you there so we can give you one more scare. Let's talk about where horror

was at this time though,

because it's really important to kind of discuss

how important this film was

when it actually dropped in 2003 for us

in November of 2002 for everyone else. I'm going to go with November

November of 2002 just you know just to keep it the origins because look when you're

tracing a pandemic you're tracing a virus you go to the origins and the origins was in November of 2002.

Can't tell you what I was doing around that time. Probably getting ready for

Thanksgiving my last year of high school but whatever. Horror though. The biggest

thing going on in Horror was all the prestige

you had Mulholland Drive you had Reckon for a dream you had the others Gor Verminsky's

remake of the ring Jay Horror was starting to cook up So I mean beyond that you had some really depressing

scream runoff still remaining in the drain. You had a glutton's worth of unnecessary

sequels. I'm looking right at you Halloween resurrection.

The Dark Castle Remakes,

and then you get some like really cool outliers

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