I really, I really love, I mean, it's so great like how, how put upon Captain Dallas's

in this movie. There's the great moment where, you know, they sort of, they've like X-rayed

John Heard and you know, yada, yada, you can like see or John Heard, excuse me, I said,

John Heard, you know, you can see the thing like kind of in the X-ray, like there's shit

down his esophagus or whatever. And so there's one part where Ash is like, I think, I think

Scarrett is in the blue, blue room and he gets a phone call from Ash and it's just like,

you know, come down stairs and take a look at came and fucking Scarrett is just like, as it

does it urgent or what? It's just like, dude, come on, there's a fucking alien face fucking

your co-worker. Everything is urgent. I understand it's an emergency, but I've been daydreaming

of drinking you see. It's the one thing that's getting me through the day. So maybe give me

five more seconds and then we'll deal with the alien fuck face thing. And of course, the big

development is the thing is not on his face anymore. So yeah, kind of an urgent issue here,

Captain Dallas, if I may say so. One more moment of, uh, uh, Ian home, like total scumbag

ery is Ripley comes to up to him to chastise him, like, hey, man, you took a huge risk, you risked

the whole ship. And she's like, oh, what, he's in front of all these computers looking at

specimens. And he does the nothing, like, he just turned them all off. He forgot to set it to

private, dude. Yes. Yeah. There's a whole rat attack there about like, like, uh, the quarantine

rules. And he's like, oh, yeah, I know what those are. And she's like, so you broke it on purpose

then. Okay. That's interesting.

Difficult. But yeah, this is again, a great seat of like great horror attention is now they're

in this room. Ash Ripley and Dallas trying to find the, what do you call the monster or the face

on there? And it's, it's, there's like great like fake scares and real scares and all sorts of

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