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Hello everyone and welcome to the Slash Filmcast, the official podcast of Slashfilm.com.

I'm David Jenin with me R, Dvinder Hardware, and Jeff Kanala.

And welcome to the show ladies and gentlemen. Today all we're going to do is a review of split

and a after dark for you guys. That's pretty much all we got in store for you guys today.

But before we get to split... That's going to be more than enough Dave to say it like that.

I hope so. I hope so. I hope so. I hope so. I hope so. I hope so. I hope so. I hope so.

Before we get to that though, wanted to make an announcement, I am launching this experiment

for the Slashfilmcast. I call it the Slack Filmcast. Get it? Because it's a...

Anyway, I'm starting a Slack group. Now for those of you who don't know what Slack is,

it is a real-time collaboration tool that's used by many startups and teams these days.

Dvinder, I think you use this at your workplace, right? Oh yeah, my life is ruled by Slack right now.

Yeah. The last company I was at used Slack quite a bit. It's kind of like a chatroom,

but the chat... Like it's a series of chatrooms that are organized into different discussion topics

and there's a lot of tools and flexibility there. And so I thought, hey, let's try an experiment

where we gather a bunch of Slashfilmcast listeners into the Slack and see what happens. See if we can

talk about movies. Now, I will just say it is generally probably most useful for something like

a movie you just saw. You know, I'll create like a new channel for a movie you just saw.

Or a real- real-time event like Golden Globes or Oscars or something. We'll have a channel that talks

about that. That's kind of the use cases that I think would be best for it. So right now it's

still a little bit unruly and disorganized. But if you want to join us and try it out, just go to

slackfilmcast.com. That's slac.com. Put in your name and your email address and I'll send you an

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