Hello and welcome to the canon, the show where every single week we get together and discuss

whether certain movies belong in the canon of all-time greats to live on forever. Sometimes we have

huge arguments, sometimes we harmoniously agree, but in the end it's always up to you guys at home

to decide whether or not the movie we're discussing makes it into the canon.

I am, your co-host, Evan Farachi of Birth Movies Death. And joining me, as always. Is your co-host Amy Nicholson of the LA week? Hello, Amy, how are you this week? I'm wonderful. I'm really great because this week, before we get to the new stuff,

we got to deal with last week's episode, which was Pan's Labyrinth.

And I really enjoyed reading the comments on this one. Before we get to the new stuff, we got to deal with last week's episode, which was Pan's Labyrinth.

And I really enjoyed reading the comments on this one because they were all talking about, I believe the words like Amy's opinion was baffling.

She's delusional, I believe somebody said.

This was really good. These were great comments this week.

Not all. There were some comments this week. Not all.

There were some people who stuck up for me. I've gotten some nice responses on Twitter. I think there's a whisper campaign that also agrees with me that Pans Lavernth is overrated. They just don't know how to say it out loud. And the ones who have, thank you. But to the ones who were so brutally honest with Amy about her larger mental problems when it comes to movies, Thank you very much for speaking out.

I have been the lone soldier in this battle for a long time for a year now,

but finally the troops have risen behind me. So Amy, what did the audience have to say about Pan's Labyrinth? They voted it in. Yes, they did. Welcome to the Cannon of Penn's Labrith.

Congratulations.

All right.

So now on to this week's business.

We have a surprise guest with us.

Usually when we do a guest episode, the guest comes and nominates the film.

But this week, we were talking about the movie on Twitter, and somebody jumped in on Twitter.

It said, I have to be on this episode. And that person was Hollywood's own Jake Fogelist. Hello. Jake. I'm in Hollywood, California. Thank you for joining us here. A town I'm doing so well in. I know. You know what? So Jake used to be a podcaster. Yeah. But he's left left this penny ante shit behind for some more really high-stakes Hollywood business.

I do feel bad about that a little bit. I don't feel bad. I miss doing the podcast. I just haven't had time. I just haven't had time.

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