Hello and hi and howdy and hello.

I am Monata Price and welcome to my turn. The internet's premiere movie podcast about

tangentially related films held together by a near incomprehensible game of cinematic

telephone. Every number of weeks, one of us picks a movie that is loosely related to whatever

previous movie we watched. This week, it's your turn and we're following the dark horror-tongued

trail of madness and gross bodily fluids from the Green Knight, starring Dev Patel, to the lighthouse

starring Robert Pattinson, opposite Willem DeFoe. Joining me as always is our salty sea captain,

Rob Zachney. Logging camp foreman, Patrick Kleppek. Cinematic telephone would be a good

log that one away. That's a good name for a podcast. Got you. And finally, our beloved producer with

a seagull as kick up Ricardo Contreras. Well, do you remember what happened to the seagull

Cotto? Do you want to channel that? Did you know that actually not many people know this,

but a lot of a lot of Cotto's actually have the souls of sailors who never made it home.

They're just a little guy and you cannot dash them upon the rocks or you will bring a storm upon

yourself. Sometimes you have to take risks in life, though, and just see where it takes you.

God. Well, this week we watched the lighthouse film by I believe Roger Eggers produced by

or released by Robert E. 24. Is it Robert? Fuck. Sounds like you can't split the difference between

Robert and Roger there. It was like Roger Eggers. Roger Ebert's spin off. Yeah, it's

probably Robert Eggers. I thought you were about to break my brain because I'm a huge fan of

like everything he has done. And I was like, Oh, shit. I just like thinking about this wrong for

10 minutes. It's been Roger this entire time. That would fit. That would fit the naming schemes

of the various historical adjacent films that Eggers has done, though. So it actually would.

Also, how he names his characters, apparently. But this week we're watching the lighthouse.

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