What's up QAA listeners?

The fun games have begun.

I found a way to connect to the internet.

I'm sorry boy.

Welcome listener to Premium Chapter 123 of the QAnon Anonymous Podcast, the QAA Movie Night Signs episode.

As always we are your host Jake Rockatansky.

Live Ager, Julian Field and Travis View.

I'm half Hollywood anti-Semite and half country preacher.

So I like my hillbilly allergies with a serving of crop circles.

This week we're tackling another very Jake movie from 2002, Signs featuring Mel Gibson.

It involves small town simpletons, dollar bin aliens, and the brutal murder of an innocent German shepherd at the hands of a Culkin spawn.

Shot in the age of 35 millimeter film, it looks refreshingly good for a movie we'd cover, and paints a parochial portrait of small town America with a healthy dollop of condescending stereotypes thrown in for good measure.

Plus, it's really fucking pilled.

Signs was released in 2002 by Touchstone Pictures, and the film was written, directed, and produced by M. Knight Shyamalan.

For those unfamiliar with the name, he was my generation's Alfred Hitchcock sort of for a while.

What?

That, oh my god.

I don't know.

Well that's when he was built in Roaster, whether it's tonight, your father.

Oh boy.

Whether it's true or not, the mainstream press and entertainment world of critics did label him that after his first couple pictures,

the most popular of which is the sixth sense.

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