The Flop House: Episode #34 - Mirrors

The Flop House

Dan McCoy

Movies, Bad, Badmovies, Dan Mccoy, Elliott Kalan, Film, Review, Bad Movies, Arts, Stuart Wellington, Tv & Film, Humor, Comedy

4.7 • 4.7K Ratings

🗓️ 28 March 2009

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

0:00 - 0:38 - Introduction and theme.0:39 - 30:46 - Is Mirrors scarier or less scary than any other horror film starring an inanimate object?30:47 - 33:46 - Final judgments. 33:47 - 43:35 - Letters from listeners and a window into Dan's low self esteem.43:36 - 49:25 - The sad bastards recommend.49:26 - 50:11 - Goodbyes, theme, and outtakes.

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0:00.0	This week we discuss Kiefer Sutherland in mirrors.
0:03.2	The film that decided that the most scary part of any horror movie
0:06.8	is that part where something unexpected is seen in a mirror
0:09.8	and said, let's just make a whole movie of that.
0:30.0	You can welcome us one up.
0:41.3	Yes, switch it up.
0:42.6	Welcome to the floor piles.
0:45.2	This is Stuart Wellington.
0:47.2	This is Dan McCoy.
0:49.0	This is Elliot Kaelin, Chip Chip, Hario, and so forth.
0:53.2	Wait, wait, wait, are you English?
0:55.1	I am today.
0:56.5	It's St. Patrick's Day, the day we celebrate England in all its glory.
0:59.9	No, that's not, no, it's totally different island.
1:03.6	Oh, did Jamaica Day?
1:05.3	Is that today?
1:06.1	Wait, was St. Patrick magical?
1:09.0	Yes, he's a saint.
1:10.6	Yeah, they perform three miracles to be a saint.
1:13.5	But are they magic?
1:15.2	They're masters of the mystic arts.
1:16.6	It depends on whether you would say that the power of Christ
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