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Welcome, one and all, to our discussion topic episode. We do these once in a while, usually to

shift shuffle schedules around and that sort of thing, but we'd like to make sure you have content

on the weeks where things aren't as normal as usual. I'm Scott Johnson. I'm here with all the regular

crew. We got the two Brian's, hello, Ibit and Dunway, hello. Oh, hi, oh, hello, boo. And also

Randy Jordan, also right over there. Hi, Randy. Yeah, good morning. Good day. Good day. Good day.

Good day. Good day. Yeah. I'm Scott Johnson, of course, and we are here to discuss

one of our favorite topics and that is horror movies. Why do we like them? Why are they significant

in the film business? What are the ones we go to all the time? And what do we tell people who hate

horror movies? Why do you how do you explain yourselves when you see something like evil dead rise,

which is really gross and bloody, but you loved it. And you go to a friend or a family member

and they're like, ew, and horror me. Do you like that? And you have to say yes. How can you watch that?

Yeah, I don't, I brought into that a lot. I go through this all the time in my house. We watch,

I call, I call our TV the murder box because all their plays is the true crime stuff all day

long. And then I go, Hey, can we watch a horror movie? No, that's gross. I'm like, we're watching

murder every day. Can we just watch some fictionalized murder? No, only real murders in the building.

No kidding. That's crazy. I didn't realize, I didn't know you well. I guess if you're in a

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