Tonight's episode of Colors of the Dark is brought to you by Severn Films.

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The award-winning documentary, Susanna Queen of Black Magic, Susanna's final film, Ghost

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I for Film calls it a must for Fulci fans, and Severin agrees. Both releases are now available

at the Severn Web Store, www.severin Films.com. Hello and welcome to colors of the dark.

I'm your host, co-host Rebecca McKendry, and I am so, I'm going to start that over again.

I've totally loved that already.

I'm rusty. It's my first time back in like two months. Yeah, we just watched a movie about podcasting. Come on. Yeah, but they kept it really low key. We should stay in character, Elric. Hello, and welcome to Colors of the Dark. I'm your co-host, Rebecca McKend. I am elated to be back. And with me, also back from being stranded in Boston and a blizzard is Eric Kane. How's it going? That's good. I want people to know that that took Becca three times because that's how she is. I was so out of practice. I was like, and my name is Claire. Wait, hold on, back up.

It's just sad.

Oh, my God.

It was just wild.

I even took her to a film about podcasting. She gave her tips and she did not take notes. I still. We saw undertone last night. Let me just say, we'll get to that film in a second. but the first 20 minutes we were like wink wink nudge nudging each other the entire time because there was some things that it was like, you can tell that they'd done their research into podcasting.

Oh, it was the closest to the vibe, but for two people.

It got the vibe, especially for the fact that it's on Zoom, that they're taping online and that, you know, you're distant from the person.

So it always starts with like the 20 minutes of personal catch up before you actually start the show. Yes, that was accurate. The thing that was most accurate wasn't to us because me and you still use video, but I've never used video when I podcast with Brian when we do Zoom. And so I could really relate to the not, they didn't use video. And I thought that was really interesting because they're not looking at the person and that's unusual when you're doing movies right usually you want the

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