What is up, you spooky bitches? We are back with 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 Midway through January. Like I said last episode, I feel like it's flying by this year. Last year, I feel like January was the longest year of my life. And now I feel like

we're flying through. I don't know why. I don't know what it is. What's everybody been up to?

What's everybody been watching? I still haven't seen Bone Temple yet. So I am going actually this

afternoon because I'm filming this on Thursday. So I'm going this afternoon. So I will report back on

Wednesday. I am like, I can't wait to see it because I've been hearing rave reviews. Literally every single person that has seen it, I've genuinely not seen a bad review. Not one. All my friends who have seen it, all people just online who have seen early screenings, everybody I know who has seen it is raving about it. Even my friends who didn't

like the first 28 years later from last year loved it. And I liked the 28 years later from last

year. So I have a good feeling about it. I hope I'm not going in with too high of expectations,

but we're going to see. I'm seeing that later on, so I'll tell you guys about it on Wednesday.

But today, we are talking about a movie that is in my top three or four, at least, of the year.

And honestly, maybe one of my top movies I've seen of the last decade.

I love this movie so much.

We're talking about the ugly step-sister. And this movie came out last decade. I love this movie so much. We're talking about the ugly step-sister.

And this movie came out last year. It's a Norwegian film. And I got to see this movie at its

premiere at the Overlook Film Festival, which the Overlook Film Festival, compared to some other

film festivals I've gone to, it's a lot smaller. It's a lot more intimate.

And it's just specifically horror movies.

Whereas like Fantastic Fest, South by Southwest, those are like genre fest.

So they have a bunch of other stuff going on.

There's a lot of horror included.

But Overlook is just specifically horror movies.

And it happens in New Orleans, which is, you know,

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