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BAS-AWKIN-AWKIN-AWKIN-AWRANDE-AWRANDE. The New Beverly Cinema presents the Pure Cinema podcast.

This is our Horrathon edition, 2025.

I am joined, as always, by the very spooky Mr. Elric Kane and our good friend, Mr. Patrick

Bromley, who is a big part of these shows every year. Hello, sir. Hello, boys. Thank you for

having me back, and happy October. Happy October, sir. How many of these were we done? At least four?

This is like four, maybe? We did one in person, right? Mm four? This is like four maybe. We did one in

person, right? Maybe more than one. We did two in person. Yeah, because we did one. Yeah, we did one at my

place of work and then we did one in my garage with my dog barking in the house. That's right.

Yeah, but we've done a bunch of these and I know I got when I posted, I was reposting some of them this week, and I got some nice feedback from people who say, some of them say this is their favorite episode of the year. So, uh, kudos to you, Patrick, for being a part of that. It was not easy for me to set up that many burner accounts. Nicely done. But it paid off. Nicely done. So this is a really cool addition of this episode

in that.

We actually got a chance to participate and enjoy the New Beverly Horathon, their annual

horror show, was a little early in the month this year.

And so Al Rick and I were there, along with a lot of other cool folks, and we got to see what Brian and Phil came up with. And it was kind of a blast, I thought, Al Rick. Yeah, this is the first time we've ever been able to cover it on this episode, because usually it's kind of a lot later, or the last couple I was missed. I've been to as many of these as I can I usually try to make it and I this for me was one of the best I also think starting at two was huge yeah I was still energized when I left me too home which is unreal and we got out at, that was crazy. Yeah, because there was a short at the front.

We got Mike Williamson's new short was played for us, which was really cool to see, and a bunch of trailers and commercials and everything, but it was still done by 1.30. So big hats off to the guys for getting us out that early. That doesn't happen ever. Yeah, and there's like two I hadn't seen, one I don't know if I'd ever seen,

and then like all-time, well, best film of the 90s easily, and towards the end.

So, I mean, the fact that the lineup was like, it was such a good lineup in that way,

it kept us guessing.

And yeah, let's walk through it real quick.

And it was film number one.

Film number one was One Dark Night from 1982, directed by Tom McLaughlin, who has great

stories about being in a bear suit on the prophecy and giving direction to John Frankenheimer,

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