Antichrists, Chainsaws and Natalism: A Very MoO Halloween Episode

Matter of Opinion

New York Times Opinion

Society & Culture, Ross Douthat, News, New York Times, Journalism

4.2 • 7.2K Ratings

🗓️ 16 October 2024

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

Michelle loves Halloween. Ross watches horror movies against his will. And Carlos is making textual comparisons across satanic franchises. It’s a very MoO Halloween bonus ep, y’all!

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0:00.0	Oh no. There's a script for today. What is my favorite scary movie? I hate scary movies. Where is where is where is um where's the
0:08.7	You can go with TV or book and it does that like the interpretation of scary is very loose so it could be like
0:14.7	Malani's memoir. Okay ready three two one welcome to the matter of opinion
0:22.3	bonus feed.
0:24.4	Don, don't, don't,
0:25.6	inaugural edition.
0:26.8	inaugural edition, and we'll see if they invite us back for any more.
0:30.1	This is so exciting.
0:31.2	This is the place where we're going to talk about all the things that we never seem to have time for in our regular episodes.
0:38.0	Today, I think we should get scary. As serious
0:42.8	mool listeners may recall, I...
0:45.8	You have entered the moop zone.
0:49.8	Can someone cut Carlos's mic?
0:51.4	I don't have that power.
0:52.8	All right, so scary, you mean because it's October?
0:55.1	We're not as scary.
0:56.1	It's October.
0:57.1	Okay.
0:58.1	As serious mood listeners know, I am a total freak about Halloween.
1:01.6	The entire month of October at my house is devoted to like gaudy decorations,
1:07.0	costume planning, and of course horror movies, TV shows, books.
1:12.0	paganism, Satanism, things of that ilk.
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