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It's time, Robbie.

Welcome to the Next Best Picture Podcast.

It's time.

Hello, everyone.

Welcome to episode 9 of the Next Best Picture podcast, a Halloween edition of Next Best Picture podcast.

If you are listening to this right now, it is currently Halloween.

And I've got with me today, Michael and Will, how are both of you doing today?

Doing fantastic. Happy Halloween.

Hey, how's it going, everyone?

So let's just get this out of the way really quickly because I sure, being that it is Halloween, our listeners would like to know. Let's ask, instead of the typical,

what is your favorite horror film question, let's ask a little bit more award-style question here.

Will and Michael, what is a horror film that you wish had been nominated for Best Picture?

I'm actually going to throw out 28 days later.

I think that is a masterful film that transcends all of its genre trappings.

And there's a large chunk of the internet who won't even call it a zombie film

and prefers to call it an infection film

because they feel it doesn't even belong in the genre. It's a character-based genre. It's a

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