On this episode of The Flop House, we discuss America's favorite holiday,

at least based on a number of movies made about it, the remake of Friday the 13th.

Hey everyone, welcome to The Flop House, the show where we watch a bad movie or a questionable movie.

And talk about it. Stuart, stop looking at me like I'm an ass.

My name's Dan McCoy. I'm Stuart Wellington. My name is Elliot Kaelin.

So guys, it's been a while since we've seen Elliot at least.

Yeah, what are you doing?

And about.

I can only assume you were recovering from that dueling pistol injury to the head that I saw you

incur on the daily show. That was part of it. I did shoot myself on the head on the daily show

as an early 19th century French footman. I'm amazed I kept that in the show. It seemed like

that sort of like super violent accident might be the sort of thing. That's the kind of spontaneity

that comedy feeds off of. What was it like working with horse? With a horse, you mean?

Yeah. Or you mean like a caveman, just the idea of horse.

No, like a horse. The horse in the daily show.

It was worrying. Technically it was a pony. It was worrying because I had to lie down as a dead body

right behind where the horse would be shitting if it needed to take a poop or got scared.

Was that your, was that like your first concern? Is that it would shit on you?

Yes. And then my second concern was that it would stop on my windpipe and kill me.

Okay, and his third concern was that it would shit on me.

My third concern was that they would cut it from the show. I need my screen time. Hello,

Hollywood. Here I come. I think that's how my great, great grandfather died actually.

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