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Hello, everyone, and welcome back to your favorite podcast, Full Stop, that just so happens to be about movies and how it's nearly impossible to make one, let alone a good one, let alone your favorite podcast, full stop, that just so happens to be about movies. I'm David. I'm going to be facilitating this conversation. This is our second Deep Cuts episode where we will be making any corrections, although I don't think we have very many, asking some questions of Lizzie and Chris.

And finally talking about a through line between the October movies, October spooky movies that we discussed.

Just a quick heads up to say that if you are not a subscriber at the $5 tier above,

either on Apple Podcasts or on Patreon, this will only be a partial release. For the full episode

where we'll cover additional questions like how and why what went wrong came to be, a book-to-film

adaptations that we'd love to see in movies we probably won't cover and why that

is. Subscribe. Lizzie, Chris, what's up? Not much. I loved our October movies. I loved a spooky

month. I thought this was a really fun roundup of films and episodes. We got a lot of really

fun responses to the Blair Witch episode, which I loved

reading through and especially hearing from people who either saw it at Sundance. We had a few

people come forward and say that they saw it, which is amazing. And also had some people come

forward and say they saw it in theaters and that they thought it was real. So that was kind of

fun to hear from people who were directly impacted by that super viral and famous marketing campaign.

But we did get one email from Gregory M. that I wanted to share because I think this is really

nice. So this is what Gregory had to say. I just listened to the Blair

Witch episode and wanted to share a personal anecdote about Mike Williams. That's Michael C.

Williams who played Michael C. Williams in the Blair Witch Project. He said, I grew up with him.

He might be one of the most genuinely nice, caring and talented human beings I've ever met, much less shared a stage with. He married his high school sweetheart, and they're still happily married, raising a family in our hometown. He direct shows on the stage we shared in high school. You could always count on him to say just the right thing to cheer you up or diffuse tension. Everyone who met him loved him, and anyone who shared a stage with him knew he had

it and actually had about the best shot that a kid from a small suburban town could to make it

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