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, reppping heated rivalry today and my heated rivalry shirt to celebrate our 2000s month, which I am having a blast with. This is such a step up from last month, guys. For me personally,

mentally, all around, incredible. The sun is shining. Daylight savings. It's sunny out.

I'm actually, I'm a liar because I'm filming this super far in advance. I'm filming this on

the Saturday before daylight savings. So as of tomorrow, sunlight, 7 p.m. sunsets, all is well in the world. Life is worth living. I'm filming this super in advance because, as you guys know, I'm sure by now, I'm going to South by Southwest. So I will be coming home from South by Southwest late Thursday night, the night before this episode comes out. So this is another one I had to do in advance. So I'm filming

this even before I film my ring episode. So time is all fucked up for me right now. But by the time

you guys are hearing this, South by Southwest will be over. And I'll tell you guys all about it in the

next episode. But for today, we're talking about another one of the movies that I recall seeing in the

theater when it came out because this movie, which we're talking about the unborn today,

this came out in 2009, at which time I was 14 in 2009. So again, like later 2000s, like 2007,

2008, 2009 when I was 12, 13, 14. And, you know, our parents would just drop us off at the movie theater.

They didn't ask what we were seeing. Just go ahead. Here's some money. 20 bucks. You could buy a

fucking movie ticket, a soda and a drink and probably some candy for that back then. I'm talking like it was so

long ago. Actually, no, that probably is true. 20 bucks could get you

really far in the 2000s, I feel like. But yeah, these, these were very cherished times in my life.

And the unborn is one that I remember seeing in the theater with a bunch of my friends. And

the old man in this movie scared the shit out of me.

And low key, it still kind of holds up.

He's still kind of creepy.

But old people can be, old people in kids and horror movies can both be so fucking terrifying.

And they utilize both of them in this movie.

Do they do it that great?

No.

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