On this episode, we discuss Dreamcatcher.

Well, fuck me, Freddie, if you don't take a bunch of Stephen King ideas and put them in a blender.

Wow, it's like you stepped right out of the stories, too.

Yeah.

Yeah. Hey, everyone, welcome to the flop house. I'm Dan McCoy.

Hey there, Dan McCoy. I'm Stuart Wellington. I'm also on The Flop House. I'm the third co-host, and my name is Elliot Kalin. And before we get started, I want to introduce, we have a guest today. I'm very excited to welcome today's guest. He is a comic book writer. He's a comic book artist. He's had an enormous impact on the three of us, myself especially. among the many things he's done, he's the creator of the beloved character's Milk and Cheese. He's co-creator of the series Beasts of Burden. He's the writer of one of my all-time favorite comics, world's funnest, the Batmite Mr. Mixo-Blick-Blick-Blick-Teme-up comic. I guess they're fighting each other. And he's done a ton of work in animation. He co-hosts the horror movie podcast, Tear Them Apart.

And he just released an enormous book called Nerd Inferno, the Essential Evan Dorkin,

which collects seemingly all of his solo humor comics, which makes it automatically the funniest book you will read this year, if not longer.

So please join us and welcoming one of the all-time greats of comic book humorists, Evan Dorkin.

Evan, thank you so much for watching this piece of shit.

Thanks for having me, and I'm sorry that I picked this fucking movie.

I really, really am sorry.

I had already seen it, so obviously, you know, and it's just, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's a life-sucking. You know, if you hate Hollywood, this will be right up your house. It's not going to change your opinion of Hollywood. Absolutely not. Yeah. To pull back the curtain, Evan gave a list of a couple movies to watch. And when I saw a dream catcher on that list, I'm like, we're doing that fucking thing.

This movie's crazy. So really, we should blame Stewart. I'll be the little devil. Yeah, the problem is I haven't

seen a ton of movies made after the year 2000 because the second Matrix film kind of just

murdered up at that point i know i honestly

did i stopped going to see movies in the theater i mean part of that was a piqued with the matrix

reliance that's never going to get better i mean part of that is living on statin island because going to the

movies in staten island is is is you know it's like making it's like paying money to be kicked in the balls.

Do you ever go to the Alamo out there?

I made a couple of trips.

I only, I walked in there just to see the Hong Kong Kung Fu posters and props.

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