If scary movies get you trep, keep you up late night in bed.

Here's a podcast that will help you miss your mind.

We'll explain it, but really nicely then we'll talk about what's frightening so you never have

to have a spooky time. It's ruined.

Hey everybody, welcome to ruined. I'm Halle. I'm Allison.

And you know, we're back at it again, ruining a horror movie that you've seen.

You want to see or you're too afraid to ever see. So yeah, if you're any of those people,

thanks for listening. The movie we're doing this week is David Kronerberg's video drone,

which is the second David Kronerberg film we've done and a personal favorite of mine.

I'm excited to see how easily I'll be able to explain it because I would tell you there's a lot

of concepts in it. Yeah, it's watching the trailer, which I do for all of our movies. So I have like

a sense of like tone. I was like, I don't know what this is about. And I think like trailers are

already prone to make things more confusing because they give you very little information,

but I was like, I know that this is scary, but I don't know why. Yeah, I feel like the trailer

also that I saw was they had a lot of like animated stuff, which is not in the movie. So that was

an interesting. I feel like there used to be more of that where like there'd be like an animation

affiliated with a movie, but the movie itself wouldn't be animated. Yeah, I guess I'm thinking

specifically of Troop Beverly Hills. Oh, yeah, which opens with an animated sequence,

which I remember as it could be like, oh, this movie is animated. No, it's like, no, it does not.

I mean, it's a great movie, but it's not animated. So they were trying to capitalize and it was

like supposed to be like, oh, it's like video games or I don't know what they're trying to capitalize

on, but yes, there's no animation in this film whatsoever to try what you might have thought.

...