What is up, you spooky bitches? We are back and we have 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, you girl, Sydney. Happy Friday. Happy end of February. Happy last episode of Black

History Month. I have had such a blast doing this. I hope you guys have loved these episodes as much as I

have loved talking about them, like these movies. Honestly, what a fucking lineup. Like, got to pat

myself on the back here. What a fucking banger of a lineup we have had this month, if I do say so myself.

I'll tell you guys the lineup for next month at the end of this episode because I think that's also a

banger of a lineup.

So a lot of exciting stuff going on. Today, we are talking about a movie, one of West Craven's

more underrated movies, because he has quite a few that he's done and you're like, oh shit,

I never realized West Craven did that. And for the longest time, I forgot that he did this movie.

But I have to give props to West Craven for this movie, man, because I think he fucking killed it.

I think he did so well with this movie. And from what I've read, he was actually inspired to do this movie by a true story.

So I guess there was a situation. I couldn't find like where it was or when

this exactly happened. But West Craven said that he was inspired to write and create this movie

when he heard about this new story of these burglars breaking into a house. And I'm not sure it

wasn't clear of like the burglars called the authorities or the person who lived in the

house did or somebody who saw it. It wasn't clear who called the police. But eventually the police

show up. When they show up, the burglars are gone, but they found a bunch of children. I don't know

if it was a bunch. It didn't specify how many, but they found children who were the children of the

people who lived in the house locked up

in a room and they ended up telling the police that they were never able to leave the house.

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