Well, greetings and salutations, everybody.

Welcome to the Best Damn Movie Late Show on the planet Earth, the John Campia show coming from right here in our quaint little studio.

I'm of course your host John Campia joining me not in studio today, all the way from our observatory writer director producer both of many films

and television shows but also the audio drama out right now true noir mr robert myr bernett

robert how you doing today sir thanks for the plug john i'm doing very very well we're that

much closer project hail mary oh my god the days keep ticking down

I'm so excited I'm so excited moving a long time dude oh dude I can only hope it

lives up to scream seven but we'll talk about that a little bit later guys most

importantly of course you guys are here thank you so much for being here and

making our little show part of your day and here's's how today's show's going to go. We're going to start off by talking about a few predetermined topics we got lined up for you guys. Then in the second part of the show, well, that's when we're going to take your live comments and questions. Now, I had the super chats open, but you guys have already filled up all of the super chats.

So I've turned off the super chats.

So if you had sent one in already before the show started, we will get to those in the second part of the show.

All right, guys.

We got a lot of things to talk about here today, including I'm going to review for you, Scream 7.

We also have to talk about a little thing that happened in the world of movie news with Netflix deciding to bail on the Warner Brothers deal.

And it is now going to go over to Paramount. And we've got a number of other things to talk about as well, too, including some in other news.

But we're going to start off today with this.

You know, one of the movies that they showed us at cinema con last year that looked really interesting, like kind of came out of nowhere for me, was the new Maggie Jellenhall directed film The Bride. And it's a Frankenstein

movie. You got Christian Bale playing Frankenstein's monster. And it just looked. And by the way,

this woman is probably going to be the reigning best actress award winner at the Oscars,

because of course she's up for best actress, Buckley.

She's up for best actress for Hamnet.

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