Hello? Hello, Sydney. What is up, you spooky bitches? We're back and we have another episode of the Hello Sydney podcast here, a podcast for horror lovers where we discuss any and all things horror. And it's me, you girl, Sydney. What's everybody up to? Happy Wednesday. Happy last

episode of summer month month, even though that's technically cheating because next month is technically

also summer month because it's shark month. So like they go hand in hand. What's everybody been watching? Have you guys

seen 28 years later? I actually haven't seen it yet

because I'm not going to lie. The amount of like discourse I'm seeing online about it and people are

like so aggressive about it has actually completely turned me off from seeing it. I'm obviously

going to see it, but I didn't rush to see it last week. Like during opening weekend, I was like,

you know what? I'll wait for a rainy day because I don't know to see it last week, like during opening weekend. I was like, you know what?

I'll wait for a rainy day because I don't know if anybody's in New England or around here,

but we are having a fucking heat wave. Today is like 94 degrees and sunny. And I'd rather not spend my

time sitting in a movie theater, especially if there's a chance that I'm going to go see a shitty movie, you know? So a lot of people feeling very

strongly one way or the other. But as you guys know here, I don't give a fuck. If you guys like it,

you like it. If you don't like it, you don't like it. We can all still get along. And that's

totally fine. But people on the internet lately, especially, seemingly forget that. So it's like the fucking wild, wild west out there right now. But if you

watch 28 years later, let me know what you think, because I'm really interested, because again,

I'm seeing people either loving it or really hating it and being very disappointed. I haven't

really seen a whole lot in between. So it's interesting. But maybe next week I'll have an update on

how I feel about it. But today we're talking about a movie

that I absolutely fucking love. Actually, two movies that I absolutely fucking love. And I actually think

this is one of the greatest instances of how to do a remake or reimagining of a movie. Because

this movie, Evil Dead 2013 and Texas Chainsaw 2003, I think,

are the golden standards of how you remake a movie, especially a classic horror movie,

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