Greetings and salutations. You've successfully arrived at the bloody disgusting network.

The passage of time will now bring you to something strange, unique, and idiosyncratic.

Have a good time.

There are certain rules that one must abide by in order to successfully survive a horror movie.

Do you want to die, Sydney?

It's your turn to scream, asshole. From the streets of Woodsboro.

Back to the street. From the streets of Woodsboro.

Back to the streets of Woodsboro.

We are Halloweenies. I don't want to see a face up close I just want to get the grades

See I'm in damage control mode. I'm afraid

But I might explode

Open up on my door might explode. Open the Bombay doors in a war.

Greetings and welcome yet again to Halloweenies, a horror franchise podcast, or should I say a scream podcast song you just

heard was by the most the song Fire and Forget and I hope you haven't forgotten that I am one of your co-host, Roger L. Justin Gerber, and after spending some

time in the woods of the evil dead and sojourning in the many Chicago's of Child's Play 1 and 2.

We are back in Woodsboro or more accurately, New York City.

No, I'm not talking about Friday 13th, Jason Takes Manhattan though that will inevitably be brought up within the confines of this episode.

I'm talking about screams, scream six, which finds Ghost Face tracking down familiar faces and unfamiliar spaces, but

before we dive into a brief behind the scenes look at the movie as well as offer up our own takes on the sixth scream entry

let's head around this table they were all sitting around at this blessedly mid-tier pizza palace in Times Square.

And discuss the film-going experience we had for Scream Six, and of course reveal to the audience listening what Pizza and Beverage

combo we're enjoying while recording this podcast.

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