It's to the best of our knowledge. I'm Anne Strange Jams.

Remember the first time you saw a piece of art that shocked you?

I grew up in Baltimore watching movies like Maniac and Olga's House of Shame and the Rex Theater.

That's kind of how I grew up.

And then underground movies at the same time,

which I would run away to New York and see,

and lofts, and police would raid it

and bust the projectionists and take half the audience away.

I mean, that's when you go to the movies and something happens.

Film director, John Waters.

I'm William Castle. I feel obligated to warn you about the next attraction. I'm William Castle.

I feel obligated to warn you about the next attraction.

You will see at this theater.

The picture is the tingler.

The tingler was a thing that lived inside you

and it got bigger and bigger when you were frightened,

and the only way to kill it was to scream.

Ladies and gentlemen, please do not panic.

And in the movie, the tingler gets loose

in a movie theater, and then they stop.

He said,

The tingler is loose in this theater.

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