It's scary move is getting dragged. Keep you up late night in bed. Here's a podcast that will help you. It's your mind.

We'll explain the part really nicely and we'll talk about what's frightening so you never have to have a spooky time.

It's ruined.

Welcome back to ruin. We can't afford that. Don't start singing that.

I know every time I want to sing I'm like oh my god. Oh my god.

Guys, I'm Halle and I'm Allison and this is ruined.

Thanks for joining us. That's the podcast. Yeah, just us bumbling through.

This is a podcast of course we ruin a horror movie for you each week every week

and we've also been reading your wonderful tweets and emails and thoughts and prayers.

Not a lot of prayers. We have a question this week. We're working through all of our questions

that we get you guys sent so many and we're so glad to get to get to all of them. This is from

Nell S friend of the pod and she asked the lyrics in the opening theme song

claim the point of the show is so you'll never have to have a spooky time.

But then you end every episode by telling me to keep it spooky. Which is it? It's a valid question.

This is a great question. Nell, thank you. It is. I also it gives us a chance to plug our

our incredible theme song by our friend Matt Bouchel. Shout out to Matt.

Here are my thoughts on this Nell and I think this this question excellent and it speaks to the

dichotomy that exists within our podcast which is I want you to have a spooky time because I want

you to listen to the podcast. However, I understand that you don't want to have a spooky time

and yet feel compelled to have one. So I feel like this. Yes. The two the two competing

instructions are exactly for the listener who doesn't want to watch it. It doesn't want to be

scared but cannot tell themselves. Which is Alison, this is your lived experience.

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