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The Hello and welcome to episode number 306 of real-life ghost stories.

And to kick things off this week, I would like to say thanks to some of our newest Patreon subscribers.

I would like to thank Sarah, Sean Gwynne, Stephanie Billing, Catherine Alonzo, Joan and Juan Carlos. Thank you so much for

subscribing to the Patreon. I love you and appreciate you every single day. Which brings us to our

film review and our film review this week is late phases night of the lone wolf late

phases was released in 2014 it has six out of ten on i mdb and 60% on rotten tomatoes after a veteran who is

visually impaired moves into a secluded retirement community his dog dog and roommate die mysteriously. Soon he realizes

that the town is plagued with sinister creatures. Now I'm going to be very clear before, before I start

this film review, that's six out of ten on IMDB and 60% on Rotten Tomatoes. Baby that is not accurate. Okay? That is not. This film is not a 6 out of 10 or a 60%

film. Absolutely categorically not. So before I rant, let's do the likes. I love a werewolf film. I adore them.

Well, I love dog soldiers and I've spent the rest of my life looking for a werewolf

film that even comes close to dog soldiers. There are none, I have decided. And I will happily

take recommendations on a werewolf film that is as good as dog soldiers or better than dog

soldiers. But I have not yet found it. But I am always willing to watch a werewolf film

and I am always rooting for a werewolf film to be good. Okay. And I think that this was a great setup for a

war war veteran sent to a retirement village. There's weird attacks every month. I am on board. And I genuinely thought

there were moments in this that were useful, talkworthy, psychologically robust ideas around kind of

how we view older people as a society. Maybe sometimes older people are wrongly seen as a burden and there are,

there is this kind of overwhelming sentiment that their deaths, even when they're violent, are not as

important as other people's. And I think actually that is a really important point to make and a really important thing to discuss

like why do we see elderly people in this way as a society.

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