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Today on Happy Sick, Confused, it's a scream six spoiler spectacular with radio silence.

Hey guys, I'm Josh Harlow. It's welcome to another edition of Happy, sad, confused.

And yes, every once in a while, we get one of these fun opportunities to dig into a movie

that I know the audience has such passion for and really wants to get the inside dirt on after the fact.

So, this is it at scream six. We're digging into it with the filmmakers behind scream five and now scream six.

They are radio silence. They are Matt Vannelly open, Tyler Gillett and Chad Vallella.

This was a great chat and I know you guys are going to dig this conversation with three like my degenerate gentlemen I think.

We have similar sensibilities, reference points and they just seem like awesome awesome guys and they've been really you know I was going to say killing it.

But I guess that's too obvious a phrase to use with respect to the scream franchise, but they truly are scream six for my money is better than the last scream.

And scream might be how about this as a provocative statement is scream the most consistently entertaining horror franchise.

I might go with it. Just pound for pound. All the movies are solid, right? Is there a dud in the bunch?

Do you hate scream three? I don't hate scream three. Scream four? Some people love scream four. I don't know.

We're going to dig into all of its spoilers included in just a minute. But before we get to that, some reminders, New York folks.

We got two really cool events coming up and a virtual option for one of them for those of you that can't be with us in New York City.

So first up, March 22nd over at Symphony Space. It's me and Jodie Comer guys. I'm so excited.

This one is going to be a fantastic night talking about her entire career and looking ahead to her Broadway debut.

She's coming off a West End run where she won a bunch of awards for Prima Fachi, Fachi.

I need to learn how to pronounce the show before I see it and talk about it. But that's on me.

It's a place to say this one woman play is supposed to be fantastic. No surprise. And we're going to talk about that.

Upcoming film roles, past roles, killing Eve, anything that pops into my brain. So come on out.

March 22nd at Symphony Space. Tickets are available. The link is in the show notes. And we are donating all the proceeds for this.

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