I'm I'm Travis Hunter, joined as always by my co-host, my sister,

and my brother-in-law. Hi, I'm Renee Hunter Vasquez. Hi, I'm John Paul Vasquez. This week, we're broadcasting

live from the Union Hall in Valentine Bluffs discussing the 1981 cult classic slasher film,

My Bloody Valentine. This film was directed by George Mahalca from a screenplay by John Beard. While the

film follows in the footsteps of holiday-based slasherers like Black Christmas and Halloween,

My Bloody Valentine is an often overlooked entry in the subgenre compared to its predecessors.

Despite a poor performance at the box office and receiving mixed reviews from contemporary

critics, the film has amassed a cult following over the decades, including the likes of

Quentin Tarantino, who in an interview with Entertainment Weekly,

named it his favorite slasher film of all time.

So, My Bloody Valentine.

What were your first impressions on the film?

I had never seen this movie before.

Never.

At all.

That's crazy. And the thing was, was that I had seen the previews or the trailer for the newer version and i

uh it didn't like pass yeah it didn't it didn't really look too good so i was like eh and then i

was seen that it was a remake and i was like oh man i was like i wonder i bet you know what i mean

if the first one sucked,

or it looked bad as this, yeah, as bad as this. But I was very mistaken. This movie is

fucking great. I enjoyed it the whole time. I figured it could go either way with you.

Right. 100%. I was very afraid. Well, I went in and, you know what I mean?

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