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Hey, hey, welcome to Weird House Cinema Rewind. My name is Joe McCormick, and the ball is back, because today we are bringing you an older episode of Weird House Cinema. It's the one we did on Fantasm. This originally published September 30th, 2022. Let's get right in.

Welcome to Stuff to Blow Your Mind, a production of IHeart Radio.

Hey, welcome to Weird House Cinema. This is Rob Lamb.

And this is Joe McCormick. And as we enter the Halloween season on Weird House Cinema,

one of our favorite times of the year, why would I even say one of? Clearly our favorite time of

the year. We are going to be doing a series of horror movies on Weird House this month.

And we're kicking it off today with Fantasm.

I first saw this movie projected onto a wall when I was in college.

I had absolutely no knowledge whatsoever about it going in.

I just knew they're showing a horror movie, projecting it on a wall.

I got to go see it.

And I think it was about the time we got to

Reggie Bannister in his Ice Cream Man outfit that I started to really wonder what I had gotten

myself into. By the end, I was totally amazed. I was, in fact, a gog. And I could not tell you if what I

had just watched was a good movie or a bad

movie, but either way, I was transfixed. Yes, it is a film that transfixes one. It's a film that

hypnotizes you. And yeah, I think I have our time remembering when I saw this one for the

first time, because I think I saw Fantasm 2 first.

I think I saw it on Joe Bob Briggs Monster Vision on T&T back in the day.

I think they would show this film quite a lot.

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