You have to control yourself.

You have to control yourself. And welcome back to horror queers.

We're talking during the Yad, not too far from the car.

We're talking, I'm not wasting my time arguing with a man who's signing up to be a hot lunch.

And we're talking, my husband tells me you're in sharks.

And I'm Joe.

And I'm Trace.

And we're talking, a what?

I know.

My favorite line of the whole fucking movie.

Everyone, we clued you in a month ago, and many of you figured it out.

But we are discussing

Steven Spielberg's Jaws for its 50th anniversary. Yes. So, Shark Movie, the famous one,

the one that changes everything. The one that changes everything. And I do believe, Joe,

this is the first Jaws film we've covered on the main feed, though we do, correct

me from wrong, have an audio commentary on Jaws 2 on the Patreon?

We do indeed, because you really wanted me to watch the one that is a slasher film.

Those are your words. And I quite liked it.

Yeah, I know, I think it's, you know, when we first started doing this podcast, like, you know, you had, it's not that you don't like Jaws. I think that you just aren't as enamored with Jaws as many people are. And I was like, well, I'm going to make you watch the sequel, because it's great. There we go. And I'm not going to lie, rewatching this. I thought this is a great movie, but it's not like the scariest film I've ever seen. It's not going to scare me out of going into the water.

And part of that I think is like the 50 years removed. But I do feel like I've had my backup against all of these. No, it's such a good fucking movie. In part because I have some issues with

the pacing. But yeah, I just think there's a bunch of other films that are doing the Jaws thing.

And maybe I just saw them first or appreciate

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