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 Friday. Happy mid, mid-October. That happened so fast. How did that

happen? It's okay. I'm having a blast. It has to end eventually. But I am having the best October ever. I hope you guys are too. I'm having a blast it has to end eventually but I am having the best

October ever I hope you guys are too I'm going to Salem this weekend which I'm super

excited about I go every year even though it's super super busy it's still worth it the spooky

Halloween vibes are just unmatched so I can't wait for that I'm going to see Rob Zombie

tonight because I'm filming this on a Thursday so by by the time you guys are hearing this, I will hopefully already have met him. I'm so freaking excited. Oh, and I went to go see an early screening of Frankenstein last night. And like, I'm kind of, I'm not conflicted. I think it was a very good and a very beautiful movie. It was just too long. It's a two and a half hour movie. And in my opinion, like they cut it into sections, like into parts. And the part about like victor's history, I personally think he's just a little dragged out. And there was times that it was losing me. However, the second half, they get into the creatures story,

and like, that's what really hooked me. Like, that's where it got me. So overall, I thought it was a

very good movie. It's, if they don't win an Oscar for at the very least costume design,

but also set design too, I am burning the academy to the ground. For legal purposes, that was a joke.

Don't come for me, FBI. Okay, relax. But, like, if you see the movie, you'll get it too.

So, like, we're all just going to burn the academy to the ground if they don't win. Because

how could you not? Like, you guys will see. It's coming out on Netflix. I think it's having

a limited theatrical release

which i did like seeing it on the big screen however i wouldn't have minded seeing it at home

where i could have like paused it because two and a half hours is a long time like i could

pause it and like go get a snack or like go to the bathroom like two and a half hours is a long

time and again that's probably just because i'm a millennial and it's 2025 and my attention span is like this big. But two and a half hours

is a very long time if it's a movie that's like dragged out at parts. Anyway, enough about that. It's

kind of ironic that I just saw that. And now I'm talking about the movie May because May is basically like a modern day

Frankenstein in a way. So it's kind of interesting that this lined up at this perfect time,

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