This is the best of outkick the coverage with Clay Travis on Fox Sports Radio.

I was looking around last night. I went to go see the, I took a little bit of break from dominating the media cycle, just kind of driving every story.

And I went to go see it last night. I think a lot of you probably have gone to see it because it's making all sorts of money.

And I'm going to be honest with you. I had a couple of nightmares last night, difficult to sleep.

I don't remember the last time that I watched a movie and later that night, like I remember I think it was paranormal activity three, something like that.

I slept with the lights on and like the door open and, and, and I was legitimately a little bit scared. I think it was paranormal activity three.

This is the first time since then that I've seen a movie that scary and, and I thought man, this is pretty good. Now it's not anywhere near as good as stranger things, for instance, which is, I think, maybe the most entertaining show that's been exclusive to Netflix.

And I've watched a lot of those shows, whether it's Narcos, whether it's House of Cards, a lot of different Netflix shows over the years.

But I think a single most entertaining was the was stranger things. And what was amazing about that is, and they did a good job of this as well in, in, in, in the new it movie was making the 1980s seem incredibly nostalgic.

If you're my age and I'm 38, you grew up and a lot of the old school shows that they would put on were like 1960 shows, the wonder years, you know, is your parents ages of nostalgia. And so they really enjoyed watching a show like that because it reminded them of being kids.

There haven't been a ton of those shows so far, but this is one that was said, I think, in 1988, 1989, a lot of new kids on the block references.

They played for one long long scene young MC's Busta move, which anybody could remember who had been in that era. Have you guys seen this, Danny G and Justin? Have you guys seen the new it movie yet?

No, no, we want to I know because Justin was talking to me about this just the other day, but neither of us have got the time yet to go see it.

I don't get out to movies very often. I try to go out on Wednesday nights when I can, especially during football season with my wife, because it's really kind of the only day where it's totally dead because, you know, Monday night, you got Monday night football to watch Thursday.

Thursday, obviously, we got a big game tonight going on between the Texans and the Bengals. And I say big game because there've only been, I believe 10 teams since 2006 that have started off 0 and 2 and made the playoffs, but we try to get out on Wednesday nights to go see, to go do something, go to dinner.

First of all, you can get in everywhere because Thursday starts to get popular again, but by Wednesday in the middle of the week, it's like it's like an island. There's no thing nothing around it. So even if it's a popular movie, you can get in, you can go watch it without any difficulty at all.

And so I was like, we don't get out to movies very often, like the movies that I've seen this summer is still counting now is the summer. I guess even though it's not the summer. I saw Despicable Me 3. I saw the Moji movie.

And I saw some other kids movie that I can't even remember right. Total dad list. Yeah, cars three. And then I saw Dunkirk. So I don't like, I used to be, yeah, total dad movie list. It used to be when the Oscars would come out. I would have seen every movie. And I'd be like, oh, no, this movie was better than that one. Now it's rare when the Oscars come out that I've seen like more than one, but when they have the animated award. I'm like, oh, I've seen all 10 of those, right?

But yeah, so total dad movie list. I've seen Despicable Me 3 this summer. I've seen cars three. And I've seen the emoji movie and Dunkirk. And now I'm adding in it. I used to see every movie that ever came out. Now I'm kind of reduced to watching pretty much everything on television. And so that was in and of itself really cool. I thought. So early endorsement for me on the movie it. But my favorite part again was the nostalgia factor for me.

I was the most nostalgic factor from it being 1989 and 1988 throughout that movie. And I was thinking about that because the Bengals are playing tonight. And I was like, man, the Bengals have been bad for so bad. I feel like they get overshadowed in their awfulness by the browns.

I'm not sure in any other state. People would talk about how bad Cincinnati has been in football all the time. But I feel like the ineptitude and awfulness of the browns helps to camouflage and disguise how bad the Bengals have been over the last my entire life. Honestly, I'm old enough to remember the Ike Woods Super Bowl.

And that looked this up when's the last time that the Bengals actually won a playoff game? Is it like it's in the 90s, isn't it?

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