On this episode we discuss Beast or in the words of a drag performer Alyssa Edwards, Beast!

Hey everyone, welcome to the flop pass, I'm Dan McCoy. Hey, a little vocal fry to step on Stuart

there. A little vocal fry. Yeah, that's a charitable definition. I'm Stuart Willing

to. His vocal fry is extending into a death ram. Oh, it's just a fry. I'm all the deep and watches.

I'm not even gonna try to compete. I'm Elliott Kaelin and I'm just so excited that we're doing

a live show Sunday April 2nd at the Bell House in Brooklyn. We'll hear more information about that

later in the show or go to thebellhouseny.com if you cannot wait for us to talk about it later in the

show. We're doing the live show Sunday April 2nd at the Bell House in Brooklyn and I'm Ellie Kaelin.

I'll be there and I'm here right now in your ears. Can't get me out. Try to use the Q-tip to just

push me in deeper. Yeah, you make a good point about that show, Elliott. But also about this show,

the one you're listening to now. What is it? It's a podcast where we watch a bad movie and then

we talk about it or in this case, a movie that got sort of mixed to mildly positive reviews.

But we'll see what we thought of it. And that movie in this case is Beast.

Beast. Otherwise known as the movie where Idris Elba fights a lion. Yep.

I'm sure it was sold. Is that a tagline on that? I mean, I think it was sold. I mean, much the way

that the gray was sold on Liam Neeson fist fighting a wolf, something that only happened in the

last five seconds of the movie and you don't like to see it. Yeah, it's mainly implied, right?

He just, he prepares for it and then he like jumps at the camera and then it just cuts to credits,

I think. The here you actually get to see it. Spoiler alert, you do get to see Idris Elba,

fist fight a lion. And it goes about as well as you'd imagine. I would say what we're not

to skip ahead. I mean, also, also the lion has had a lot of damage at that point. So it's a little

bit like at the end of Commando when they really are trying to stack the decks so that you think that

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