So welcome to a very special episode of Meteoroutes Radio.

This is our, now I believe, only our second Halloween episode.

I mean, we've done other episodes on Halloween, but this one is probably only the second

one we've done that's like properly Halloween themed. The previous one was with Eric Jackman,

where we discussed the phantasm quadrilogy. It's, i guess it could be technically called the quintilogy

is that the right word for five i'm not sure but it's so phantasm actually had five movies

in the franchise but i only really count the first four because they were by Don Coscarelli,

who if nobody's familiar with them, he's probably one of the more interesting horror

directors out of the late 70s and 80s. But anyways, I'm here with one of my favorite guests

on Meteor Roots Radio to talk about basically horror movies.

And it's it's something that as far as this guest is concerned, I didn't even realize he was,

had such a high vocabulary of movies and not just that, but horror movies as well.

So it's quite a treat to have Gumby back on the podcast.

So welcome, Gumby.

Yeah, happy to be here.

And not to like butter you up too much, but like I am, I am like impressed by how pretty

much every like horror movie or random movie I've thrown at you,

you know, just like over DMs. Like you, you always know what it is. You,

there's probably only like one movie I mentioned to you, you haven't seen. So,

um, so yeah, I mean, I'm excited to talk about, uh, we, we kind of decided to focus on two horror films that are, I guess, relatively

obscure, but they're, they're, they're, one of them in particular has kind of got a cult following,

so it's not super obscure anymore.

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