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I want to tell you my secret now.

I see dead people.

Silent Green is people.

No, I am the father.

Oh, Rushburn.

What's in the box?

You minute!

You blew it up!

Damn you all the hell!

Hello, and welcome to this late spoiler special podcast today.

We will be spoiling the new film from Bong Joon Ho Parasite. I'm really excited to talk about this extremely twist-filled movie with Forrest Whitman, Slate's culture editor, who's here with me in Slate Studios in New York. Hey, Dana. Hi, Forrest. And talking to us from the East Bay is Slate culture writer Ingu Kang. Hi, Ingu. Hello, hello. All right, so guys, this is kind of a major task to spoil Parasite for a few reasons. For one thing, I just feel like this is a really important movie. I really, really loved this movie, and I feel like maybe the first movie of this year since us, since Jordan Peel's us, that has not only haunted me for a couple weeks after seeing it, but that I can't stop talking about with everyone who's seen it. The minute you ask someone

if they've seen Parasite, you launch into a conversation about it, which often, like the

conversations about us did, you know, get into these interpretive details in different ways

of looking at the facts that are on the screen. So if any

movie ever needed to be spoiled this year, besides us, I think it's parasite. And as per usual,

I'm going to just go around and quickly get your responses for us. I know you loved the movie, too.

You're definitely a thumbs-upper. Yeah. I mean, you know, I think often with these spoiler

specials, we try to get people who have differing opinions on a movie.

So there are some people who are pro and some people who are con.

But there seems to be just no one at this point who is con on this movie.

And I kind of don't expect the world to be a lot of people.

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