What do you think? I think we're dead meat. Real dead meat.

You dead meat!

I have left you. If I have a final request, it's dead meat.

Welcome to the Dead Meat Podcast, an extension of the YouTube channel Dead Meat. I'm James.

I'm Chelsea and we're boyfriend and girlfriend and we like to get scared together. This week,

we're doing one that people have been requesting probably since we started the podcast. I get emails

about this one all the time and I thought this would be a perfect time to do it because I think it's

currently on shutter but I think it's being taken away in the next couple of weeks.

Oh, okay.

So this is your chance to get it and watch it. Listen to this episode and I just wanted to see it because we were at Monster

Blues and they have a little every year they have a little museum thing they call the museum.

It's kind of the best way I can make them to describe it too. Yeah, it's an exhibit where you can walk through

and all kinds of artists make little pieces to look at and there was a giant, dead silence one and it was Mary Shaw,

Ambility and there was a wall of all these ventriloquist dummies that were they would move their heads would turn and stuff.

Yeah, it was like at the end of this movie on their glass cages.

Yeah, so that kind of I was intrigued too and it felt like a blind spot for me because it is a movie by James Wan and Lee Wanelle who we know from the saw.

Yeah, when I covered saw on the Kill Count lots of people commented asking me to cover dead silence and I was like,

I'm in the middle of saw fuck off. We're doing it here. We're doing it here on the podcast. Yeah, I had never seen this before either.

It's uh...

It's fine. I think it's okay to kind of say it's not great. No, it's not.

I had fun though. I will say I think it's I would recommend it just as a silly time.

You know, it's not hard to follow. It's goofy. I mean, it's about a scary ventriloquist dummy and on top of that,

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