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 April. I hope everybody's having a wonderful day. I'm actually filming

this on my birthday, on the 16th in the morning. And appropriately, I am wearing a Memento Mori shirt,

which if you have seen the 28 years later movies, you know that this means, remember,

you will die. So nothing like the reminder of your impending death on your day of birth. Am I

right, ladies? No. Speaking of impending death, today we're talking about a

movie called devil. We're just jumping right in because I think that was a good transition.

We're talking about devil today. And I want to tell you guys a little story about the first ever time

that I saw the movie devil. And that would have been in 2010 when it came out, at which time I was

15. And this is one, I didn't see this one in theaters. A lot of movies around this time I did see in

theaters. This is not one of them. We watched it like on demand when it came out a little bit later.

And the night before, I had arguably the most terrifying dream of my life. I still remember it. It's been

16 years. I still remember this dream. And this dream basically was about me going into this old,

dilapidated, abandoned house because me and some other people had to perform an exorcism on a woman.

And I remember we get into the house and we get up to this old dark room.

It's just like all dark wood. It's not furnished. It's falling apart. And there's this woman standing in

the corner. And part of this like exorcism ritual in my dream was we had to hug her because like the love and the

physical contact was going to help draw out the demon, right? So I go to hug this woman and she's normal.

But when I hug her, her face, that's when she becomes the demon. And her face distorts into something so unnatural.

And if I could draw, I would draw this, but I fucking can't. So it just has to live in my head and in my

memory forever because I still vividly can see it. And it's utterly fucking terrifying. And when that

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