Hello? Hello, Sydney. What is up, you spooky bitches? We are 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, your girl sydney happy wednesday everybody

happy like mid august already how did this happen how did we get here was just the fourth of july

yesterday happy halfway through four in month let me tell you this month has been utterly fucking

destroying me and if you guys follow me on instagram you might have seen the saga of me rewatching

the movie we're talking about today, Trained to Busan. I watched this movie for the first time a few

years ago because I had always heard good things about it. I'm like, I'm not the biggest fan of zombie

movies, but I'm like, you know what? I love Korean cinema. Let me check out the zombie movie.

And it very quickly became my favorite

zombie movie of all time. And it utterly destroyed me. I think this is honestly the saddest,

most devastating, heartbreaking movie I've ever seen ever in the history of cinema. Not even just

horror movies. Just period. It destroyed me. And I vowed to never watch it again. But here I am watching it again

for you guys, because I fucking love you. So that's fine. But God, nothing could have emotionally

prepared me. I went in knowing exactly what was going to happen this time, like the first time

completely caught me off guard. I went in knowing what was going to happen. And I was literally

ugly crying, like sobbing hiccubby cries out loud. I cannot take this movie, guys. Before we get into that, has anybody seen weapons? Who's seen weapons? I saw weapons last week. I loved weapons. It's kind of divisive. I feel like a lot more people are liking it, but it's either people are loving it or hating it. I think I, at least on the side of the internet that I'm on, I've more so seen people loving it, but I do get why people would not like it because it's very ambiguous. It's unhinged as fuck. It's weird. It's strange. It's honestly very unique. It's not like anything I've seen before. At no point while watching it could I have

predicted where it was going to go. You can not tell anything from the previews and from the trailers,

which I love. But at the end, there are definitely, you're left with some questions. And I personally

don't mind that. I don't think you have to have all the answers by the end of a movie,

but I get why people do want that. But just if you

haven't seen it yet, don't go in expecting everything to be answered by the end because there's

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