This is the Scream Queen production.

Ah, ah, ah, ah.

I never will forget the tragic ending met the day your last sunset

so dead so dead And we're back.

Welcome to So dead.

I'm your host, Jen Carpenter.

Did you miss me?

As it turns out, I took my little spring break at exactly the

right time because the plague finally caught up with me and I spent about half of my time off

with fucking COVID. But we'll talk about that later. Even now, though, I'm really still dealing

with some brain fog issues, which is why this

episode is coming to you like a week and a half later than it was supposed to. So please be kind,

because if you guys thought that I had a hard time using the right words before. Oh, man. It's gotten so much worse,

so much worse. So I'm going to do my best here. We're here. We're together. Let's get into it.

Summer is in full swing. Tempts are supposed to get close to like a hundred here in Michigan this week,

which is so obscene, I can barely handle it. And what honestly says summertime more than a good,

classic scary movie. What's your favorite scary movie? It should come as a surprise to no one that my

favorite scary movie is Scream, which is how I ended up getting COVID actually. But again,

we'll talk about that later. There were lots of good teenage slasher flicks that came out in like

the late 90s, early 2000s during Screams heyday.

One of those movies was Jeepers Creepers, starring a little baby Justin Long and Gina Phillips

as siblings Derry and Trish, who are driving home from college for spring break down a

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