Hello!

Hello! Hello and welcome to colors of the dark.

I'm your co-host Rebecca McKendry and with me wearing a shnazzy burb shirt.

I think I got you that for your birthday.

Many many years ago.

I was like a decade ago.

Yeah, is Elric Kane.

It's my only shirt. How's it going? It's your only one. You know, somebody on our new YouTube page, because this show has now come to YouTube, which is awesome, had kind of challenged us to wear different t-shirts each show. I do that anyway. I've never worn the same show I feel like ever from my life. Really? I think I could go maybe 15 shows. We're going to have to get some sponsorship here. Like I feel like we're going to have to reach out. Fright rags, cavity colors. You know, we're on YouTube now. We need different shirts. I do love your shirt. Danger Diabolic. I love that. I realized that it's now like my eyeballs and then eyeballs here like staring outward. So yeah, it's like double looking at you. But yeah, I've got my

Danger Diabolic shirt going tonight. So, which I love this movie. And you've got Burbs and we're

ready to rock with some new films that we saw. And I'm excited to dig in on my summer book reads as

well. Plus, we finally got Daniel Krauss on the show. I have been wanting to have him on

since like, literally, it's been like 10 years. I feel like I'd been trying to book him on like

killer POV. I think that's when he first mentioned him. Because I remember the word Roders. I

didn't remember necessarily his name at the time. Rodders and then the link later to Shape of Water,

he has been your white whale and today you made it happen. We finally got him. No, he and I have

been talking forever because after Killer POV where I had talked about how much I loved

Roders, like he emailed me or messaged me on Twitter and was like, thanks for reading my book. And we've been corresponding forever. So finally get to have them on the show today, which is awesome. But first, we watched a couple of fun, new, exciting movies. Shall we kick off with Cobweb? Yeah, let's kick off with Cobb, which we had heard. I know it was like a script that got a lot of attention early on by a writer. We got to meet at a festival earlier this year, Chris Thomas Devlin, who we met, who did the new chainsaw adaptation, I guess you'd call it more than remake. We hung out with him at the Seattle Film Festival, which was awesome. That was a really fun weekend. It was really fun. And I really liked the chainsaw adaptation. And I just had heard this was a

script that got a lot of attention. I didn't know anything about it when I watched it. And I guess

a lot of the comparisons to Barbarian are like correct in the sense of a setup that turns into

something else that turns into saying it. It reinvents itself like four times. But that's about it. Because like Barbarian's a movie that turns into something else that turns into saying it reinvents itself like four

times but that's about it because like barbarian's a movie that blows the doors off right like from

20 minutes on it's just like doing something so big in that way and that's one of the things cobweb is

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