In a world where every conversation is about what movie or TV show you've just seen,

this is never seen it.

Comedians rewriting famous movies and TV shows they've never seen.

Hey, everybody.

Today's, okay, we got this, Kyle.

You're doing great.

Today's episode, the very, very funny Evan Williams, one of my oldest comedy friends,

super funny stand-a comedian, and also a filmmaker and a horror movie guru joins us and evan has

never seen you should have left uh the kevin bacon movie that i don't know if anyone has but

evan has never seen you should have left and he rewrote it and we read a script it's it's i

just have the best time we got a couple tech hiccups, whatever. It shouldn't even bother you, but it's so fun. We're joined by Mike Carosa. Evan is an incredibly funny stand-up comedian. I cannot stress enough how funny he is. He has an album called It's All Embarrassing. And he also is the horror movie guy. Amongst people I know,

he's the horror movie guy. So this is exciting. Halloween's coming up in a couple days,

or just happened, depending on when you listen to this. Evan actually just made, wrote, starred in

a short film called The Recovery Call that is out on Amazon, and it is a horror short.

Check out this log line. A Carolina man, haunted by his past, must pull a fellow alcoholic

from the clutches of a hotel imprisoning him with all the powers of addiction and perhaps

something even more sinister. It looks great. It should be out on Amazon Prime. We know

how to stream stuff on there. It's called The Recovery Call. Whenever this episode comes out,

go check it out. Tell him you found him here and go watch. Short film. It's horror. Come on,

Halloween's coming up. Go watch. Tell Evan that you found him through us it'll make me feel great and i think

you'll enjoy it he's so talented incredible stand-up comedian uh so funny you can find his stand-up all over

like i said he uh has an album called it's all embarrassing he's just super honest very raw very

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