to divulgence. I'm very excited today. I am bringing back a show favorite, author, filmmaker,

researcher, excuse me, William Ramsey. Hey, William, how are you, my friend? I'm good, Jordan,

good to be with you again. It's been a while. Yeah, it has. So I'm very happy to have you again,

for those who don't know.

William is a author of many great books on many awesome topics, including Abomination,

about the West Memphis 3. He has two different books about Crowley, Children of the Beast, as well as Prophet of Evil.

And then one of my other favorites is Global Death Cult, which you put out a few years ago.

And his most recent book, if I'm not mistaken, is the Smiley Face Killers.

And he also has a movie on the Smiley Face Killers as well.

So you can check all that out. Yeah, you're one of

my favorites, William. So it's really great to have you back. So today we're going to talk about

the 1962 movie, The Mentoring Candidate. You have been doing a lot of research on it,

you told me. That's something that you've been talking about a lot of research on it, you told me.

That's something that you've been talking about a lot lately,

and I was really happy to bring you on to talk about this.

So just for those who don't know, I'll just give a quick overview of what the movie is about.

It was originally, it's originally based off a book.

The movie came out in 1962 1962 starring Frank Sinatra, Janet Lee, Angela Lansberry, and Lawrence Harvey. It was also remade, I forget the year, it was remade, I don't know if it was 09 or something like that,

but it was remade with Denzel Washington, which a lot of people might also know.

But we're going to pretty much be focusing on the 62 version, which the plot centers on a Korean war veteran Raymond Shaw, who's part of a prominent political family.

He's brainwashed by communists after his army platoon is captured during the Korean

war.

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