On this episode, we discuss fear.com.

But not fear.org, a charitable organization that scares people.

That's pretty good. Hey, everyone, and welcome to the flop house. I'm Dan McCoy.

Dang, Dan, you made that sound great. I'm Stuart Wellington.

And I'm Eileen, and I want to interrupt these compliments for a moment because I've got an important message.

We're in the middle of this year's Maximum Fun Pledge Drive.

That's when we ask you, our listeners, to help us, the Flop House, keep this show going another year by pledging

cash a dollars to maximum fund. As part of the maximum fund worker-owned cooperative network,

we don't have some big fancy company paying us salaries or buying us equipment. That means we get

to do and say whatever we think will make the best show, or sometimes just whatever pops

into our head at the moment.

But it also means we rely on your support to make this show possible.

There will be more drive talk later in the episode, but for now, why wait for that?

Why not go to maximum fund.org slash join right now today, right now, this moment, and make your pledge of as little as $5 per month to keep this show going.

Will you please become a Max Fund member? It takes less time to do it than it took me to tell you all this. And I'll take more time telling you about it later in the episode. Dan, what do we do on this podcast? Yeah, if you do it now, you get to skip all the other discussions of it later. You just hit that sweet button. And you can't skip it if you don't do it.

You can't do it.

It's illegal.

Yeah, yeah.

This is a podcast where we watch movies that were critical or commercial flops.

And then we talk about it.

See what we think of these pictures.

We are the judges and the executioners.

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