And I also loved American Psycho and I think right east analysis is a genius and I loved

the opening of that film, you know, where he talks about, you know, has specific his morning

routine is. And I started to think about that with like a female serial killer and then

I was like, well, why can't she be this really boss-empowered girl who, you know, runs a

hedge fund and I wanted to take to the gender stereotypes and I think that's what I remember.

Hello and greetings everybody and happy international women's day. To mark this occasion we have

decided to highlight, highlight a film that's a little bit different. How is it a little bit

different? Because it is the product of a female otur, someone a writer, director, and star who

is bringing, you know, to the cinema a vision that is a purely female vision, unclouded by

by, by, by bro influences, judgments or points of view. I'm talking of course about the new art film

I would describe it as, you meet madness which is written, directed, and starring the wonderful

Louise Linton who you may know as being the wife of our former Treasury Secretary Steve Manuchin.

And Steve Manuchin is certainly part of the Choppo Canon, you know, I mean, suicide squad was one

of our first big movie episodes and he produced that and did he produce this movie as well?

I don't think he did which is, I'm pretty telling, like keep me away from this shit please.

I'm only involved in good movies. I do see his touch here though. Like even if he didn't produce

that there is a Manuchin sheen to it. Oh my god. Oh my god. Flat sheen that, yeah.

I would describe it that way. I would describe it as a soul that the movie has.

I would describe it as a soul that the movie has. Yes, this movie has Manuchin sheen all over it.

By that I mean it's like it's sort of very gauzy neon and just sort of looks like a frog man.

There's a frog man's frog fingers all over this. Your TV or monitor will never be the same

after watching it. There's so many washed out whites and like weird brightnesses and like the

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