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Music and watch The Tail-Tale Heart today. Welcome to Colors of the Dark.

I am your host, creepy Elycane, because it's our Halloween spirit, joined by the much creepier

PhD-infused academic creep, Rebecca McHandry.

Revolting.

Rebecca McHendry.

Hello.

Happy Halloween.

We are like a week out from Halloween now. I'm super excited. Yeah, I haven't really noticed this year. It's all gone by in a massive days. I've got to say, it's like I have done so little, you've done all this Halloweening stuff while I was away, but I've done so little that I'd not, the spirit hasn't got me yet. So I need to get, I need to find it. I had a couple moments, but like going to a city is different. It's not the spirit hasn't got me yet so I need to get I need to find it I had a couple moments but like going to a city's different it's not the same you know yeah you've been in New York City for the past week so I feel like we we haven't chatted as much because you've been on a different sleep schedule and in movies the whole time it's certainly been on a different different sleep schedule I get to New York and I which which led me to a movie I'm very excited to talk about this week, but not being able to sleep till probably about 3 a.m. when I'm there. Yeah, I was going to say, I noticed I was very asleep by this time, but you texted me at 315 New York time, which is 1215 hour time. And I was already in bed.

Yeah, that's kind of how it was.

And then when I saw it the next morning, I was like, what the fuck was he doing up? Yeah, I sort of. Yeah, no, I saw a few things. But, no, I'll get to a couple of things I did do that were super cool. A festival I'll get to later on that I saw. But yeah, no, going to New York, I go to New York around this time for work each time, and I always end up missing the Exhumed Film Fits 24-hour Parathon, and I've wanted to go every year for the last, like, seven or eight years. And this year, I thought the dates were going to line up, and of course, they didn't. And so. Is this the one at the New Beverly? Yeah, my friend Webb there. And no, no, this is the one at um oh in new york zoom they do it

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