Why would Disney decide to have a horror-themed ride in one of their parks, Jason?

Whoa, that's an interesting question.

What could seem less like the sparkly, kid-friendly Disney brand than horror and suspense?

This is where we're going to begin this podcast out, where I am not as intimately familiar

with the history of Disney Land as you are.

So I guess I'm trying to think about, can you answer this question?

Are there any other horror-themed rides at that place?

I mean, you could argue Pirates of the Caribbean perhaps?

Oh, I would say no.

I would say that's not a horror, right?

But no.

No.

So Haunted Mansion is the only, you know what I'm going to say it is?

I think it's, I'm going to say that I think it's an attempt by Walt Disney to hit a four

quadrant.

Hmm.

Can you explain that for the listeners who might not be familiar?

So like a four quadrants is a term that was sort of developed in by movie studios in

the 90s.

And it's the idea that you can make a thing that is for the entire family.

So it's good for mom, it's good for dad, it's good for young kids, and it's good for

teenagers.

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