Now, I just learned that for a long time, there was a ministry in the UK that was dedicated

to making horror films for children.

Huh.

It's called the conservative party.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

They were, they were, I watched this fascinating, like, little mini documentary about them.

They, they were public service announcements, but like, whoever was in charge hired a bunch

of, like, film school kids who all wanted to make horror movies, and they made all of these,

like, 90s, 80s era public service announcements, it was probably more 70s through 80s, public

service announcements, like horror movies, all films like horror movies.

Like, the ones where it was telling you to avoid power substations, and somebody was getting

a ball at it, it was cutting it, like, no, yeah, somebody would, like, die in every single

one there, but there was also some that were very high concept.

There was one where it was a, like, dystopian future where they forced children to run

across railway tracks, and like, over the course of the PSA, like, several children die

and the last shot is like, just lines of dead children across railway tracks.

And I was like, that's an interesting thing for a government ministry to do.

It was a 17.

We were still traumatized from the final members of Empire.

We just, like, let's, let's just film some stuff.

I was like, I was watching it as a win with it.

Am I watching something that Johnny Sims wrote?

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