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It's ruined.

Welcome back to ruin. My name is Halle and my name is Allison.

And this is the podcast where we ruin a horror movie for you every single week until the sudden

birds out and we all die. So I would like six to nine years from now.

Oh, Jesus. Oh, God. Well, that's over 30. But that's really the more you read, the less 30.

I am of that. Yeah. Who do I think I am? We're going to get 30 good years left out of the

story. They're good. I'm like 30 years at all sounds bold. And we do ruin a movie every

week, except for this week, where we have an extra bonus episode for America's Earth Day,

probably the ultimate horrific holiday, scarier than Halloween, based in much more terror and trauma

than any any other day could be probably. I'm like, let's dig into stuff that we're not qualified

to talk about. I'm like, well, thanksgiving. You know, I'm a warrior. It's just as bad.

Yeah, we wanted to bring you a little extra treat while you're out running around on your lawn,

on your slipping slides. Played us in a barbecue. See how that goes. Yeah, just instead of music

in a barbecue, it's just our podcast. God, that's a fun idea. Just listening to like two

ladies talk about a movie that you have or haven't seen. Now, we went through a very complicated

rubric to decide what to do for Fourth of July. And that rubric was what horror movies take place

on Fourth of July. And then I googled it. Okay. So you've got to look at all the paid

sticky where we put it in this podcast. Yes. Yes. The legwork is there. And the movie we are

doing was recommended by Christie to us on Instagram. So I think you, Christie, for recommending

this brilliant, important film. I know what you did last summer. It is from 1997. Our heyday,

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