So you know what fuck it let's just wrestle this paper a bit more and let's dive in

This is the unedited content you guys wanted guys. You're gonna hear this

You just want to take that chip. I did, but I also enjoy the fact that I don't have to edit that out.

Great.

Okay, Nicole asks, what are some of your favorite movies outside the horror genre?

Oh, now you're just looking at me expectantly. Well, yeah.

So a couple of mine that I always go to stop looking at my paper.

Our true romance.

I love that movie.

Yeah, I love that movie too. Yeah, it's great. And I love it because it's kind of the perfect combination of a lot of different things like it's funny, it's violent, it's a gangster movie, it's a copster movie it's a cop movie it's a drug movie and it's it's

it shouldn't work but it does and I think it works because it was before Quinton Tarantino became Quinton

Tarantino and he was probably a little bit more disciplined in his writing and

head a director R R.A.P. Tony Scott, but I actually think Tony Scott is a really good director.

He did a bit more kind of popcorn, actiony kind of flicks, but he has a great sense of storytelling and scope and character, actually.

And I think that's why so many of his films have created iconic characters.

But true romance is kind of the strangest I love the Hans Zimmer score.

I mean it's not not genre I'd call that horror adjacent would you?

It's so violent.

Yeah but that's not horror.

I don't know.

I feel like a lot of my friends kind of,

it comes up a lot within horror.

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