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Welcome to framerate the show where you rate frames and today we're talking about a film I refuse to believe isn't palindromic, possess op, and here to do that with me, Michael Swam, his my usual co-host, A-Beperson, hey, hey, it's me, I like that thought, I like that thought, really? Thanks, coming in the trailer made me thunk it, you know the letters they slowly appear alien style, they really thought there was going to be some kind of reflection theme, but there isn't,

it's just a word, hey, I'd say this, and here to discuss possess op with us is someone who's truly OP, the one of the biggest of all the beans, Mr. Tom Rhyman, hey Tom, thanks for taking the time, hey, thanks guys, I am the possess operative, I guess, I don't know, sure, I really do my mind for a second, is possess op a palindrom, like a train wreck in my brain, but yeah,

thanks for, thanks for having me on to talk about this movie, first and foremost, I think people know it as Brandon Kronenbergs, what debut I want to say, someone correct me, I'm out with Sweet Jai, if I'm wrong, but yeah, pretty sure that's right, yeah, yeah, I mean he had some, he had shorts, and then he had a movie antiviral, and then another short, and then he had possessor, but antiviral is like in 2012, so who gives a crap about that,

I feel I have shorts, I'm wearing them right now, but this is a tense little, I would call it bleak as hell thriller, yes, from last year, and Abe, is there a shout out in order, or how do we arrive at this, I thought there might be, okay, yep, it's called pick the flick people, and you can do it right now by going to patreon.com slash small beans,

and if you pay the proper amount of the tier, I forget what it is, you get to be like Zach Swartz, the Zach attack, and choose the movie that we discuss, they do have to pay in tears, though, it's a tear, it has to be a tear, tear, tear, yeah, it's a tear based economy.

So be like Zach, go and choose, there's a limited number we can do every month or two months, so go, so go do that, that's literally control our behavior, and you don't have to do this medicine where you control our behavior such that we watch a film about behavioral control, but that's what Zach did, so let's dive in.

I have a question to start us, is this spooky Ratatouille?

Oh, no, go for it.

No, and then I'll add no, no, it's not it.

All right, let's move on.

I appreciate the joke, but no, like Ratatouille, he was working for their mutual benefit, this is not that.

That's what makes it spooky to me, but let's move on.

That's true, that's true.

That's true.

Parasitic rather than symbiotic, there you go.

Very like his father, it's a very mis-entropic story, like we're bags of meat basically, punishing each other with control.

Well, it's literally about crimes of the future.

Meat crimes.

That's right.

The first sequence, which is kind of memorable, and was talked about, just get a woman who basically, and I believe she's just, she just works at a hotel.

And then she stabs a guy like 900 times for no goddamn reason.

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