I'm I'm Renee Hunter Vasquez, joined as always by my co-host, my husband, and my brother.

Hi, I'm John Paul Vasquez. Hi, I'm Travis Hunter. This week, we're recording live from a suspicious cornfield discussing the 2002 supernatural

horror film, Signs.

This film was written and directed by M. Knight Sharmelon.

Much more than the alien invasion movie that it seems to be at first glance, science

deals with themes of family, grief, and faith. Although there are polarizing opinions surrounding this film's patented M-Night-Shaw-M-N-Twixt ending, Signs is still hailed as one of the director's best works. Signs was the winner of our January Patreon poll, so thank you to all of our patrons who participated and voted.

If you want to help us pick an episode, join us over on the Patreon at patreon.com slash the podmortem.

So what did you guys think about signs the first time you saw it?

I don't actually remember the first time I saw it, but I do remember that I enjoyed the movie. I won't say it's a scary movie.

Because it, like, it doesn't have anything very frightening in it. I completely disagree.

Then we have different definitions of frighten. I will say that it's very cool. The stuff they do is very cool.

But yeah, I don't, I can't say honestly that I was ever genuinely scared of anything

that was happening.

Even when you were younger?

Well, I mean, in 2002, I was 18.

So, I mean, no, it wasn't. Which is younger? I mean, I was younger, so... Oh, well. I mean... No, it wasn't...

Which is younger?

I mean, I was younger, but...

That's how time works, right?

But I was still right.

But it is a good movie.

I do enjoy this movie.

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