It's been widely reported, but I'll say it again.

Active duty military are not allowed to have the app TikTok on their phones at all because it is that dangerous.

That's right, folks.

The TikTok app is so dangerous and so few people realize it.

But finally, a film is brave enough to come out to show the dangers and the chaos. This simple app can reign

upon your friends and family. So folks, you have been warned. Howdy. I'm Jeff Goldsmith,

and this is the Q&A. My agenda is simple. Each week, I plan to bring you in-depth insights

into the creative process of storytelling.

Of course, this would be a terrible time to admit that I have a TikTok account of Yo Goldsmith.

So I too am adding to the chaos and destruction of this nice planet that we inhabit, but really

only incagelly, and I promise you I really don't watch the movies, so I do not allow my mind

to be poisoned.

But without a doubt, I absolutely love today's movie, Bodies, Bodies,

and I am very excited to have with us the director, Helena Rain.

Now, this is a great thriller just in and of itself, but it's also a great comedy thriller.

And no, TikTok is not a big part of it, but it's a small part of it, and it's a

dangerous part of it. And I'm just glad that folks have been warned. But seriously, I really

love this film. It's very funny. It's very smartly written and directed. And it takes a lot to get a

film like this to work as well as it does, especially on a low budget. So really hats off to

Helena on just a great job of

directing. And without a doubt, she was very forthcoming about what it took to get this film

in the can, so I know you'll dig this episode. Of course, I would love to thank today's sponsor,

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