Merry Christmas and welcome to the tragedy of cinema's It's a wonderful podcast life.

Hi, some of you may know me, I'm Jim Bo, the host of the tragedy of cinema podcast.

And about a year ago I came up with an idea about maybe there's some people around the world

that's maybe going through a hard time at Christmas time and maybe didn't have any family or friends

to spend the holiday with. So I got a hold of a couple of my podcast buddies and said, hey,

why don't we put it together this mega show for people that may not have anybody at Christmas time

just to give them something to do. So I opened the invitation to anybody that wanted to be a part of it

to come on in and put one of their shows together. I told them I didn't care how long it was,

I didn't care how short it was, they can do whatever they want. So before we get started with

the main show, I would like to say a special thanks to my friend Tim Mullins. He's the one that

edits and puts this all together for me. So Tim, I want to give a big, oh thank you to you.

If you'd go follow him on HHH Media, he's got some wonderful audio dramas getting ready to come out.

Which you'll hear one here in a little bit, I'm sure. And also a very, very special thank you

to Jerry and Tracy Polly from Hillbilly Horror Stories. Without them, my podcast would exist

the tragedy of cinnamon. And I'm sure a couple of these other ones you're going to hear. We're all

born from Jerry and Tracy's baby, the Hillbilly Horror Stories. So please go listen, download,

subscribe and leave more reviews. They're wonderful people. Two of the best people I've ever met.

So with that being said, I think it's time to turn this over to, I'm hoping it's Santa

Claus this year. Maybe it's frosty and just hopefully it's not crampus. So sit back, grab a cup of

eggnog, light up the old, old tied log and sit back and joy and let us entertain you for the next

windows several hours. Thanks and Merry Christmas. Just as a disclaimer, we want you to know that some

of the movies that we will be reviewing were shot in a different time and era where people of race

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