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It is Thursday, October 2nd.

Welcome everyone to this episode of Amy and T.J.

This is a big episode for us because this is our first, I guess, first entrance into our list

leading up to Halloween for our favorite Halloween

movies that you might not have heard of or you might not have watched. We didn't want to do

a countdown, a series of our favorite horror movies that most people have watched. We were trying

to find some movies that maybe you've looked at, you've passed by, you've thought, I wonder what that is. And these are some of the best, of the best to get you right into the Halloween spirit. We were trying to come up with a name for our series, and I don't know, TJ, you weren't so into it. No, y'all, you're trying too hard. I didn't like it. Well, okay, so we went, so we went, it was all women against one man, TJ. This is full to school. Okay, we're giving a little insight. But I, I happen to just say, we're kind of going into the deep cuts of horror movie. And our producer, Amy Sugarman, was like, I love it. You get it? The double entendre deep cuts, cuts like cuts like a knife.

And I loved it. She loved it. We all loved it on the phone. Like how many women were on the phone, five.

You were like, eh. Yeah. But anyway, you lost. I lost. It's called Deep Cuts. Amy and T.J.'s

Countdown to the best Halloween horror movies you might not have seen.

Okay, you know what? Where she lost me, Amy Sugarman lost me when she said, get it? Anytime someone says something and you have to say, get it, because it's like da-da-da-da-da-da. Get it? Then if you have to explain it, then it's probably not the way to go. That's where she lost me. All right, well, it's called deep cuts for now.

So here we go, deep cuts.

All right, okay.

So, drum roll. Coming in at number 30, hush. Now, how many people you think immediately? Horror movie, hush. What it's like, oh yeah, I know that one. Even if you're a horror movie fan, do you think a lot of people would know this movie?

I don't know that many people have seen it because if you look at what it did in the box office,

what its budget was, it's one of those sleeper hits that if you do see it, you think to yourself,

where has this been all my life?

This actually was produced and released in 2016.

It's a horror slash drama rated R an hour and 27 minutes. I love horror movies because they almost always come in

at under an hour and a half. It's such an easy, quick burst of fun. I love it. They're not,

they don't drag out usually. You know what? Some of these new ones, I remember sinners for whatever reason was two hours and 15 minutes. I love it. They're not, they don't drag out usually. You know, some of these new ones,

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