You're going to be. Hello you. I was directed to get spooky with my hello you at the beginning of this intro and I that's what I've delivered

that's what we've got hello you welcome to you Are Good A Feelings, Podcasts, about Movies.

Today, we're talking about Scream, we're talking about it with our great friend Chelsea

Weber Smith. I'm one of your hosts Alex Steed.

Or I'll soon be joined by my marvelous co-host Sarah Marshall.

In the background, you are hearing a little bit of Magpie Cinema Club's

cover of Red Right Hand by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds.

You're going to hear more of that at the end of the show.

And we're so happy you're here.

Thanks so much for being with us. You are good of feelings podcast about movies is just like it sounds. We talk about movies,

we talk about it through the perspective of being people who have feelings and who understand

popular culture as a way to relate to the world and as a way to relate with each

other. So we watch these movies, we talk about those things, you know, we're critical here and there,

but we're not critics. We're talking about our

relationship with the movies and how that makes us think about our relationships with other people and ourselves.

If you are somehow unfamiliar with the 1996 slasher film classic Scream, it was directed by

West Craven, written by Kevin Williamson, stars all sorts of people are going to name in the episode.

It's set in the fictional town of Woodsboro, California.

It's a Northern California slasher.

I don't really think about that very often.

We didn't talk about that in this episode, but it's a Northern California film.

So you know it actually feels chilly in October unlike some parts of California.

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