Welcome friends to a special episode of Film Sack. It's time for us once again to have somebody out of town and therefore create a roundtable episode about a subject in the film business.

Yes, that's right. I'm Scott Johnson with see who we have here. Let's do an order that's different and usual because we don't have to do the same thing as always.

So I'm going to say it's Brian Ibit is here.

Hi Brian Ibit.

Hi, be kind, rewind.

Yeah, the other Brian Dunaway, he's here as well.

Oh, hi.

That didn't make sense.

It makes it sound like there's two

Brian Dunaway's.

That's weird.

There's two.

There's two with me.

And then Randy, Randy Jordan, of course, bringing us.

I am an underfunded sequel.

Wow, wonderful.

Hey I know what happened to those.

Yeah, and it's also good mention because today that is our topic.

We are going to roundtable, all about the idea of direct to video and you might be thinking to yourselves

weren't those all just trash and garbage and there's never been anything of worth? No.

Let's find out. Let's find out together that that's just not the case. It's just not true. There's some decent stuff

that happened that way. So let's get into it. How do you want to start us, Randy?

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