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Hey, everybody, we are back with yet another movie from The Void.

From The Void.

Now, the movie we're doing this week, it has been quite a long time.

It is the Ellison Williams vehicle, the perfection.

Do you remember one goddamn thing about this movie, Allison?

I like, the things I remember are like, they're on a bus. Yes. Oh, yes. And there's a very long, uncomfortable bus ride in it. There's a long, uncomfortable bus ride and also matching tattoos. And that's, like, really where my memories of this movie started. Even, like, when we were about to record this little ditty we're doing for you right now, I was like, what movie was the perfection?

No, absolutely. And I want to say I want to revisit this because when we came out,

we did this early on, if I'm not mistaken. And I feel like it would read gayer to me now.

I mean, it's gay. There's definitely a gayness there, but sort of even more accurate, perhaps, to the experience, or not. I genuinely also barely remember this movie at this point. But we hope that you remember it finally, once you listen to this, our episode from the void. Enjoy. Enjoy. Enjoy. Enjoy.

The movie we're doing this week is the 2018 film The Perfection. It is directed by Richard Shepard. It's on Netflix, and it's a Netflix original. And it stars sort of a, you know,

a horror maven of the new modern era. She does feel like one. Allison Williams. Way to go, girl. Now, you've seen Get Out, right, Alison? Get Out is one of the new modern era. She does feel like one. Alison Williams.

Way to go, girl. Now, you've seen Get Out, right, Allison? Get Out is one of the few horror movies that I have seen. I really liked it. I thought it was so good. I will never watch it again. It was very scary. And specifically, what did you feel about Allison Williams? I thought she was so good. And I think that that, you know, not, you know, I'm sure she was a great Peter Pan.

I watched all of girls. Good God. I completely forgot that she played Peter Pan and Christopher Wachin was hook. Ooh. Christopher Wawkin was hook in that? Yeah. Again, nobody watched it. Nobody watched it. We need to, we should do it. We should do that episode about that because that's terrifying.

No, I think Alza Williams is really, like there's something about her that is so cold and dead inside in a very good horror movie.

Not like in a boring vacant way, but in a real like, there is just ice running through her veins.

Yes. She can just look at, like, she has that like weird, weird wry smile that's just, like, always a little bit, like, you know that up to anything or anything. Wide, staring eyes. Yes. And she's, like, too beautiful, so. Yeah, watching this, it's, like, something is slightly off about, like, she, about her performances. Okay. But so then it makes you, um, like the people in the horror movie, it is, it's like harder to

read, which I think is very smart.

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