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Hey everybody, it's Halle and welcome to ruined podcast. We ruined a horror. We just for you.

We've had a series of wonderful guests and all of our wonderful is what we have today.

It is both a dear friend of mine and someone who works with the company Hink's Kirchiffs.

So if you're out there, you're like, my neck's a little bit cold. Please think of him.

Welcome to ruined. We'll begin. Hello. I am so happy to be here. This feels like the culmination of all my life's work

to be here with you. I have such a distinct memory of us in undergrad driving in kind of trying to think

it was probably your car to target. And it was just sort of like that was our main social event.

Driving past target, driving past that crispy cream that would turn on the light

if the donuts were fresh and end of list. Get a goody blackout drug at people's houses end of

list. In that order, we would like to point out. Yeah, absolutely. We're not blackout drug at

crispy cream. Never. Yeah, that's something for later in your life, I think. But well,

thank you for joining me. And of course, we like to have our person watch the trailer for the film

and the film we are doing is a personal favorite of mine. It's 2006 behind the mask,

colon, the rise of Leslie Vernon. Now, Will, had you heard of this film before I mentioned it?

Never. I have never and I am not sure how it slipped past me because you loved it. I knew you

when this came out. It has colon in the title. I mean, it really hits all of the hits everything.

And I will say, and I appreciate I said this up top, but Will and I are people who have watched

horror movies together. Love a horror movie. Mostly the kind that you scream and hold your hands

and I feel like that's a very like enjoying it, but also horrified. Would you say that's right?

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