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Speaker: Hello, everyone. Steven Jarvis here, host of the Jarvis podcast, part of the nonsensical network, where if you're looking for more shows, the network, or even the social medias, go to bio dot link slash the nonsensical network, where you will not only see this show, but on Mondays, you will see men caring for men. Tuesdays is Jeff's garage. Wednesdays is what the fuck news. Thursday is talking shit. Friday is House of Glick.
Speaker: Saturday is the flagship show, the nonsensical nonsense show. And Sunday is, as you all know, the Jarvis podcast. Let's go. Hey, Val. Hey, Benji, how are you doing today? I have blazin' and also I have the legendary, the terrific
Speaker: The handsome Peter Anthony. That handsome man. Thanks, man. I appreciate it. Thanks. Thanks for having me. I'm gonna get shit on that for that one. Dude, that girl hasn't called me that in forever. So I'll take it. Facts on facts. My wife can't even call me that without laughing. It's like
Speaker: Yeah. So Peter, how are you doing, man? Good. Hey, Val. That was the best. Hey, Val. Yeah. Happy Sunday to you too. Happy Mother's Day to all the mothers out there. Even the stepmoms. Happy Mother's Day because you're making a difference no matter what. Glazin, how are you doing? Yes. I am running on empty. The open door challenge last night when it's full six hours as usual and
Speaker: I was up late, but I'm good. I'm good. I'm excited to talk to Peter. Back in the studio, I was telling him this was my first venture into fan films.
Speaker: I got a lot to learn, a lot more to watch and I'm excited. I'm absolutely excited. It's great meeting you, Peter. You too, man. Hey, by the way, if you don't have the film, I'll mail you the Blu -ray with the manifestation shows how we did all the kills and we put the whole movie together and everything if you want. Oh, okay. Yeah, I'm down.
Speaker: I gotta buy a DVD from you because Mark keeps telling me he's like, you gotta get the DVD and I'm like, tell Peter I'll buy one from him. He's like, oh, Peter gave me one. I'm like, oh, because you know, you couldn't have spared a little bit of extra money to Peter. Well, then I'll send a DVD because now that he shames me, I'll send you a DVD and I'll send Blaze in a Blu -ray.
Speaker: The DVD is awesome, man. It matches the original. So, Blaze, I don't know if you know, but the original Blu -ray, it looks the same. The original VHS, it looks the same. And the original with, like, so many things, like, real quick. So, the back in... The back in part seven has one picture, all these things, and exactly this many words that starts with every. I had the same exact amount of words that start with every in the back.
Speaker: okay everything that was the same like the tape the way the tape was made um the green sticker for horror like see that that's our mask our tina and our knife and it's the same as the seven so
Speaker: just for nostalgia reasons. If you have a VHS copy instead, I'd rather have that. I don't. I sold the last one for seven. No worries. No worries. Hell yeah. That's mine. Yeah. Nice. I dig it. I dig it though. It's like walking to an old
Speaker: That was a movie man that was here in Kentucky that I rented from walking in four section green stickers and everything. It was, yes. When that came out, I have the part seven, Steven too, I have the part seven VHS. So I have a VHS player. So I promised myself if whenever it came out and I was done with all this shit, that would reward myself. So I got some scotch, $100 scotch, and I fucking drank the scotch. I watched part seven on VHS and then I watched Rosebone on VHS. It was like the coolest fucking thing ever.
Speaker: That is cool. Yeah, just by myself. You know, I mean, hey, you know, I, my, I'm still trying to get a listen to some of the fan films, like my first ever fan film, believe it or not, was the Halloween one. Which one? There's a bunch of them. I don't know. It, it was, uh,
Speaker: had. I just was gonna sit down and watch it. And I was like, Oh, shit, it's Sunday interview I got to do tonight. Um, I think it was nightfall or something like that. Okay. They have a lunatic fringe in the beginning of the movie, and they're in a warehouse.
Speaker: so i don't know i i gotta watch it again it was like i think it was a two -parter but then instead of releasing the second one they took it off out of circulation and then just put both together oh that's cool which kind of made it a weird movie because like you get a clear ending in part one and then part two it's kind of like
Speaker: It was like, they're trying to do like, if part one, like John Carpenter would have been like, Hey, Halloween one and two, they work good separately, but I'm going to put them together because you know, why not? Right. So it makes sense because they didn't plan it in the writing. So then when you try to stick it together, it just doesn't work right. Oh, definitely. And Alyssa, Alyssa, I don't lie. I do not lie. My poor wife. I feel so bad. What started to your, uh,
Speaker: What started you in horror movies? I'm curious. I've said it before as a kid, like when did I first start watching? Yeah, I used to remember it like yesterday. I used to be like six years old. And back then we didn't have TVs and I'm older. I'll be 48 in, I don't know, two weeks. I'm only a year or so behind you. Yeah. So we didn't have TVs in our room. We had one TV downstairs and one in the living room.
Speaker: So I'd have to like pretend to get up and go pee so that my mom knew I was up. And then I would just like sneak downstairs because we had HBO downstairs and we had the TV downstairs. So this is like you imagine the fucking balls on a six year old to go in an unfinished basement and fucking like 10, 11 at night when you're to watch horror movies, bro. That's not like normal.
Speaker: you know yeah and i would and i'd be fucking scared it's kind of like a roller coaster but i liked it you know so and i don't remember which one i saw first i don't remember if i saw three before one or one before three they all just constantly because sometimes they play marathons too so i don't really remember but i just remember loving it i have this whole part three shadow box right here with the fangoria magazine that she reads in the cop
Speaker: So I got them all over the place for once. And I was just hooked, dude. And then, like, I started to lift and become, like, a bodybuilder, kind of, and just act like in three and stuff that he became super strong. And so all that kind of appealed to me. That's how I started, like, in going hard.
Speaker: All right. I think. What got you into doing your own? So I just want to say this real quick. Before we did this, I watched the trailer for the upcoming Snow White. The Death of Snow White. Dude, I'm looking forward to that. But what got you into diving into being a producer and actor and writing and all that?
Speaker: I was going to conventions for a little while and got to know people there. There was actually a fan film called Voorhees that I was actually part of. And then me, there was differences with, I was actually a producer on that. There was differences there between me and the director. We parted ways, but Jason Brooks, I guess, was following. I was kind of marketing and promoting for Voorhees. And I got Kane Hodder to do the picture with their Jason. That was like a big thing for the film.
Speaker: So I guess I didn't even know. Then I partied ways and I kind of posted on it. And then Jason Brooks, who is the Jason in Roseblood and in vengeance and all that. He said, hey, man, we need a marketing guy on the team. Do you want to come on the team for vengeance? And I was like, yeah, man. And long story short, just really hustle. Man, I must have spent $12 ,000 of my own money making posters for myself to just hand out to people for free to promote.
Speaker: So I went crazy with that. And then Steve Dash was supposed to be on the chain gang. Kane was supposed to be on the chain gang. Kane doesn't do an on -site film. Steve Dash was getting older and weaker then. But since, I guess, the effort that I'm getting in touch with them, they're like, hey, you want to play the chain gang guy? And I was like, yeah, fuck, I'll do it.
Speaker: So I did that. They like that. A fall of camp blood saw my performance there, gave me the role in fall of camp blood. And then all of a sudden I'm back on vengeance too. And then I'm like, Hey, I'm going to write one myself. I wrote Roseblood in three days and did that and just kind of been on a huge fucking railroad ride since.
Speaker: oh yeah man that's awesome it was so great meeting you guys and being on podcasts and the other cool thing is 90 most of you guys know horror inside and out so it's not every day i talk to people about horror like there's nothing people that really know it like that you know so i mean i mean definitely you know
Speaker: And you've been on, not only on the Jarvis podcast, although it's changed names many times, but you also have been on Mark's show and a bunch of other shows, you know. It's so cool to see the evolution of podcasting in the way that horror kind of evolved.
Speaker: You know, because you have so many different genres of podcasting and you do your own podcast, which is a great podcast. Can't can't say enough about it. And, you know, I was just, I forgot that in vengeance. Steve Dash was in vengeance part one, but he had passed away.
Speaker: He shot, so he became Officer Rialotti, the real Jason. And he said the only way he could do it is if we flew to Florida. So Jason and a couple of the staff and crew flew to Florida and filmed those sheriff scenes at a local sheriff's place where he lives in Florida. Now what nobody knew is Steve was in the hospital for like a circulation, massive problems in diabetes. We didn't know that. He checked himself out of the hospital
Speaker: Jason, all them stayed at his house. They shot all the scenes. Everything was great. They left. He went back to the hospital. They said, it's too late now. We have to take your leg. So they took his leg and then two days later from like complications, he ended up passing away.
Speaker: That was that was me. I never forget that Jason Brooks called me like 1230 at night. I'm like, what's wrong, dude? There's like December something I was he's like Steve that's what and we would got so close with him, you know, so that that was that was horrible But but in part two, I don't know if you saw Jason Brooks flew out his grandson
Speaker: And his grandson in vengeance two plays sack Jason boy. Yep. Yeah. His whole family was there during that scene. They're all there crying. Everyone's pretty much crying on set and he like handed him the reins. So Jason Brooks and Sean did that pretty class act. That's that's a good question real quick, Peter. Would you like to plug your podcast?
Speaker: Oh, yeah, it's going to really start ramping up now. It's the Peter Anthony podcast. That's it. So I've done a whole bunch of stuff. I used to do giveaways. I used to do trivia. I've interviewed a lot of stars, stuff like that. But now I finally got new graphics and all kinds of 3D animation and stuff that are being done now. I'm really going to start pushing that. So and that's everything. You can find all that on Peter Anthony Productions on YouTube. Yeah, I was just going to put that in the description. Did Blazin, did you see laughs trailer?
Speaker: No, I'm I'm going to dive more into it. So I'm really glad to pull it up. Can you pull it up? Yeah, I will. Yeah. Yeah. He's doing it. I I've always been I love horror movies. All the big names Freddie, Jason, Michael. I'm really digging the new Terrifier. But I've always had I've always had this like place in my heart for like those old 80s low budget, you know, just
Speaker: thrown together in movies, because you always find those gems. And now that I've been introduced to fan films, it's like that again all over. So I'm, yes, I'm definitely gonna watch a bunch of yours, and then I'm gonna go exploring all the Halloween ones too. All right, I'll shut up now. Yeah, can you make it full -screen? Can you make it full -screen? Yeah. Nothing, at least. I think that's...
Speaker: No. No, come on. That's good, that's good. As a child, my mother would warn us of rubber yoga. A powerful demon who would possess and devour souls of men. Rid yourself of your pain. Why burden your soul any further?
Speaker: Oh yeah, that's sorry, my type of movie. He's dead!
Speaker: It's time. Give it to me!
Speaker: Even a good man has to choose.
Speaker: All right, all right. Yeah, that thing still fires me up, dude. It's so fucking badass. I mean, Peter, you dude, you just every time I hear Mark say, oh, hey, you know, Peter's doing a new movie. It's just like, thanks, Phil. It's just like, damn, I'm so proud. Like, you know, I mean, I can't say enough about the movies you have done, even as just an actor. It's just you get it.
Speaker: Thank you. That means a lot. I appreciate it. Are you saying you get it? It's probably the best compliment you can give to an actor. Not all your performance is good. No, no, you get it. That's the best. Well, I mean, that's the thing, you know, they're like Blazin said, you know, with horror, there was always Michael and them.
Speaker: But now you're seeing these fan films actually diving even deeper in some of the mythology. And now with laugh, you know, um, it's got a little bit for everyone. You know, if you're a fan of seventies horror, it's got that. If you're a fan of a big, huge fan of eighties, it's got that it's got the nineties it's it. And that's the thing that you notice if you watch a lot of Peter's movies that he's in or he's directing.
Speaker: is that it's got a little bit of everything for everyone. Yeah. Yeah, I'm definitely have to watch the Rosebud. And especially since you pointed out all those Easter eggs that I miss. I usually watch a movie for the first time for entertainment value. See if I like it or not, which I did.
Speaker: then I like to pick it up once or twice or three more times. Sometimes I like to really get analytical about it. Yes. There's a few more. I got to tell you something. Give me a minute to tell you something because you're not going to get some of them. Let me give you three of them. When the Duke calls home, he talks to his wife. Do you know who his son is? No. His son is Julius, the boxer from part eight.
Speaker: And this is, he said he could, where's my son? Oh, he's boxing. Oh, he's boxing. I didn't, I didn't catch that, but I didn't know who that's who. Yeah. Okay. So not only is he upset that his friend's face got taken off, remember me, he now just now kills his son, which gives the Duke in my mind, the real premise of nine. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? That's kind of what I wanted to do in nine. When he hits him with the handcuffs, he says, remember me. And then in your brain as a friend, like, what the fuck was that? When did they meet before? You know? So I thought that was a cool way to do it.
Speaker: Well, definitely. And, you know, I think blazing, if you haven't watched vengeance one or two yet, or fall of camp blood, definitely them ones are good watches too. Darcy comes back from part six.
Speaker: playing the same character of Nicky although and like when we had Darcy and Jason Brooks on I never once thought that you know you could take a shot in a motorhome like that where your face is pretty much pushed through a motorhome and still live and like when Darcy told me that I was kind of like really and then I watched it and I'm like I could totally see it
Speaker: And then, of course, they got Richie Ramone in there. They got Tommy McLaughlin. It's just a who's who of very amazing people. Did she tell you how I'm the one that came up with the whole, she asked me about the death. Did she take the dark story? No. Long story short, they're supposed to be Felicia Rose.
Speaker: playing a part. And then she couldn't because she does a million films. So she was on another film. So then I'm like, hey, Jason, why don't we go get the, we didn't even know her. And I didn't even know if she would have acted like I didn't know anything. I was like, hey, why don't we go get Nikki from part six in the RV? And then he's like, well, she died. I go, did she?
Speaker: Did you see her die? And he's like, no, I guess not. I'm like, bro, in this fucking series, motherfuckers come back from way crazier shit than that. Yeah. You know, I'm like that. That was just a head through like a plexiglass mirror where the fuck it was. So he's like, I might give her scars and do it. So then I called her and Jason said, yeah, that caller told her that the offer she was like so fucking gung ho about it. She loved it. She has super energy. She still looks phenomenal. Oh, yeah.
Speaker: Yeah. I picked her up to like hold her in the air one time, celebrate. She weighs like a hundred pounds. She's like, she's like, Oh wow. Yeah. So that was mad cool too. So not only that, who else is in there? One of the pinheads are in, is in there. Yeah. Richard, that happy deaf face killers in there.
Speaker: Of which Mark and Brian just had Rob Mello when they interviewed Tommy McLaughlin. Tommy from Part 6, CJ Graham, Jason from Part 6. What's her name from Halloween 5, Tamara Glenn? Yeah, dude. CJ's wife Ruby is in it. She's one of the girls friends with Darcy. Okay, Alyssa, you know, that's true.
Speaker: I never I never assumed that the antagonist is dead in a movie until yeah, they actually closed that that coffee. Yeah Yeah, that was leave it open. Oh my god I'm not gonna spoil vengeance for you or vengeance too But just know that vengeance too. There is a scene where they do cut a dude's dick off. Oh
Speaker: oh kind of kind of yeah yeah yeah and they donated to some fucking dick museum and like some other country and it's just like good god you know it's real right you know it's really yeah yeah yeah
Speaker: Now, Jason, take museum. Yeah, it's real. Yeah, it's called the Phallological Museum in Iceland. Yeah. Jason went out there with with Naomi and his dick is in the fucking Phallological fucking Hall of Fame with with says Roseblood or sorry, vengeance, too, because it's a mold of his real dick and it's in there and they went and they fucking document.
Speaker: Nice. That is nuts, but that's awesome. Your mom must be proud of you. So yeah, exactly. Uh, so with laugh now, how, how long of a process is that going to be? And is it ready to come out soon?
Speaker: No, because it was like my injury. So that's getting put off till 2025. It was we were supposed to shoot the rest of it September 9th. This is never 20th coming up. And now with this injury, I don't know what's going on. And I have tons of money on these places that I have to deposit. And like one of them is $12 ,000 for this place called the palace because the end of the movie ends at the Oscars. And this place literally looks like the Oscars. It's $12 ,000 for one day.
Speaker: So I said, dude, I got to put this off. So that was the whole gist of everything. I put it off until 2025. We have two movies coming out, 259 and Death of Snow White. Focus on those, shoot those, and then the whole team come back and help me and we'll finish out. I mean, we already shot six days worth. And everything else is already lined up where we're going to shoot. I just got to push it off because I got to figure out the new thing.
Speaker: Yeah, oh, definitely. I mean, you know, just waiting for like the death of Snow White. I know that. I know that that's been an interesting project. I mean, hell, when Mark told me about it, I was just like the death of Snow White and he's like, yeah, and
Speaker: Sonaya yeah is gonna be in a C mark I can do it the first time she's a perfect snow white, too She like literally looks like Snow White amazing and the other cool thing about that You know what's missing about that trailer is Sean hired and Jason hired these guys on horses with metal Calvary and all kinds of shit in night gear and all that shit like that that was supposed to be in that battle scene But see how that hit with a huge cold freeze like the whole country remember had that huge cold wave. Yeah, and it was only
Speaker: of the
Speaker: I know Mark, he's always telling me and jibing at me with, you know, his little spear that he's got. He's always like, Hey, I got Tom Matthews on my show. And I'm like, Yeah, I know. I know. And I always want to get them on my show. But then at the same time, it's just like, when you have, like, it's weird, because, like, when they had Sinai on their
Speaker: channel podcast it was just like wow you know just getting to know you know how her love for everything started and that you know her dad and all that stuff too it's just like you know it is a family affair
Speaker: Yeah. Yeah. It's so cool to see her living out her dream, you living out yours, her dad and her mom living out theirs. And it's just one of those things that you keep rooting for these people because she could honestly, just like you both being out in Hollywood, making these great movies like you already are. And
Speaker: Hollywood would probably be like, well, we don't know how to market this. And it's like, watch me. Yeah, exactly. Hollywood ruins everything. Yeah. Yeah. Agreed. Just like now Peacock, we don't know what's going on with the new Friday, the 13th show on Peacock anymore, because Brian Fuller has left. So now they're looking for a new show runner and eight 24 is being tightly about it. And it's like, yeah.
Speaker: And now we're not hearing anything about the new Halloween TV show that Miramax is a part of. And it's just like, it's not good for horror right now. It's really not. No, especially Friday 13th. I mean, they haven't had a, this is the longest drought ever.
Speaker: of the
Speaker: the one where the father had the sack on if he read that one. And then they said, remember, the reason why was because Rings came out. Rings with an S, the third rings. And it failed in the studio said, well, if it failed, Friday, 13th will fail. And you out of your fucking mind, there's two completely different fucking fan bases. You know what I'm saying? And at that time.
Speaker: the convention prices went from 20 bucks a horror person to 40 all the new costume stuff started happening for the conventions um friday 13th the game came out they sold they thought that 500 ,000 happened they sold three million in the first day like they totally misjudged the market you know i'm definitely i mean it's it's their way of trying to demonize the horror community they did it way back you know before halloween they did it after halloween
Speaker: They did it in the 80s. And it's the fans that have really kept horror genre going. Yes. I mean, how the last Halloween movie we got before we got the trilogy was Rob Zombie Part Halloween 2. Right. And a lot of people at that point, when we were hearing that we're going to get Halloween 3D, which didn't happen, then it was Halloween Returns and
Speaker: Halloween vengeance or something like that and it's just like a lot of people don't realize that it's in cycles and we're getting near the end of the horse cycle.
Speaker: for now, but then it'll pick up it. Like I always said, you'll always know on that horror cycle is in need of a boost because Michael Myers comes back. Yeah. But I think up until maybe this year, it was probably one of the highest there. I mean, you got the Chucky show, you know what I'm saying? There's a lot of horror things. 824 is going crazy with horror, making big films. There's a lot more. You have black directors doing films now in horror, like horror to me, like it was on TV morning peel. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker: Yeah, so yeah, it was almost like the 80s. Again, you have more yet video Texas Chainsaw Massacre game that Friday 13th again, you know, like it was it was pretty pretty hot screen new screen series. So you have different genres all hot at once. But now I think it is a little low again. We'll see it is, but I think it's going to come back. Like I said, you know, with this whole Friday the 13th.
Speaker: the series kind of hitting a little like I had talked to Mark about it. I'm like, how much you want to bet it's either Sean or Victor or both kind of trying to flex their muscle. Well, the problem is they how do you how does one right without the other? Yeah, he can't one has camp Crystal Lake, the mother and boy. Yeah, the other one has Friday 13th and adult Jason. Well, how do you fuck you tell a pre story?
Speaker: without them both. That's fucking crazy. And what was, what was she going to play? Adrian King, Adrian King is in her sixties, almost 70. She couldn't play Alice back in the day. And if she playing Alice now, no, Alice is dead. She had ice pick in her head. So like, what would she have played? I don't understand. I asked her and she didn't tell me. She wouldn't tell me.
Speaker: Well she's out now she's out of the show now she left okay and well supposedly because like mark one day i'm on my walk and he's like oh it's been announced that uh 824 pulls the plug on camp crystal lake the series and i'm like
Speaker: Well, we'll wait until I get home. And then we had all found out that that was all a lie. It was becoming a retooling. And I was like, hey, Mark, you might want to read Bloody Disgusting because the original one you read
Speaker: Evidently the guy who did or person did that did it Doesn't know their ass from the hole in the ground and won't reveal their source where bloody disgusting of course did and Mark was like, oh well, you know unless someone else says it and I'm like mark go on this on Twitter X on a 24 site if a 24 was going to cancel this it would be all on X and it was quiet, right?
Speaker: And it's just like, I don't know. Like, I want so badly for us to get that Camp Crystal Lake series, but at the same time, like... I'll take the regular movie over it. Oh, definitely. I'll take anything Friday the 13th related. It's been too frickin' long. Yeah, man. Do you understand? The last one, the 2009 one, made $110 million on the $30 million budget. Dude, it's 10 ,000 times more famous now.
Speaker: Oh, definitely. Yeah. And the 2009 people that were younger, that got a little taste, want more. You know what I'm saying? So like, then all of us want more who are the fans from back in the day. So I think worldwide, the next one makes 300 million. Easy because England likes Europe. I think it makes a lot of money because people really want it. Well, I mean, even looking back at the... Hold on, I've got to plug in my... Oh, you're good. Even looking back at the trilogy of Halloween,
Speaker: Everyone was like, well, this is Blumhouse. They're somehow going to screw it up. Well, then we got John Carpenter back and then people were like, well, it's still going to be messed up. And then we got Jamie Lee Curtis back, even though she was only supposed to be in one film at when we first found out that she was coming back because they had filmed two endings to Blumhouse's 2018.
Speaker: the original ending where she dies. Yeah, they show it in the other version. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And it's just like, to me, honestly, they should have kept that version in because I hate to say it. I love Jamie Lee Curtis. I would love to be able to sit down and talk with her, but we had already known about the Laurie story. I mean, granted this time around, they dropped the whole, their brothers, sisters, cousins, next door neighbor bullshit. And we're trying to
Speaker: go back to the original Halloween and make it scary again. And to me, it's just like, once you got past kills and then went into ends, which ends as its own thing, I still can't, I'm still not buying that they, you know, Lori overpowered Michael that bad.
Speaker: Dude 2018 it's kind of like the Star Wars last trilogy The first one was good and set up a lot of shit and then they fucked it up and that's exactly 2018 was awesome, man I'd like to get that mask back on like he was brutal broke the guy's jaw in the fucking garage You saw how he got the suit man. I fucking loved him in 18 He seems scary again and then kills got fucking weird political in the beginning and then the fucking he's running around the hospital The fuck I was like the goddamn penguin and they think it's Michael and the fucking you know the crowd and brothers so fucking
Speaker: You will dies tonight. Yeah. Like I said, you know, I like to be fair, right? And I get more pissed off than anybody else. And I broke down ends and I got home. I did it in my car live. And I'm like, I remember that. Yeah. I go, let me, let me break it down as a movie maker because now I know a little bit more. Right. So I'm like, as a movie.
Speaker: you could put it as 7 .58 and I hate when people say if you take something out but in this instant if you take it out that it's a Michael movie and you just played it by itself the acting the writing the sound the shots it's an 8 .5 now as a Halloween movie I said it's probably one of the worst it's probably like a four or five I said but hold on
Speaker: As a Michael film, it's a zero. If you went there to go see Michael, you're fucking ripping pissed at the series, at the creators. And I get, because all three of those are in me. You know what I'm saying? But I had to be fair about breaking it down. But as a Michael film, it's atrocious.
Speaker: Exactly, Val. I 100 % agree. My favorite part in that whole Halloween kills is the flashback scene. How they magically... And he's like, and I need to kill him. And all of a sudden they go to the flashback scene, you just see Michael and you hear the...
Speaker: Yeah. The old score and it's just so fucking perfect. And they got a mask. Loomis' voice was weird. The fact that they had all these AI voice shit and stuff like that, you couldn't get his fucking voice right. You know, that was kind of weird. Did Michael kill again? He killed again! It's like, well, no, he did each fucking kill. Well, I mean, granted, the cop shot his own partner, but at the same time, like... Yeah, but the whole reason why they're there is because he killed people. He got cops there. Like, what are you talking about?
Speaker: yeah but i was i was i would well and that's the thing like uh we watched a movie said you know what a throwaway way line when you're asking hawkins a young hawkins did he kill again like you could you couldn't even tell it wasn't donald pleasant's until did he kill again correct and it's just like wow but no like me and alissa we went and seen those movies in the theaters uh
Speaker: believe it or not, Halloween 2018 was my very first movie I actually saw at midnight in the theaters. And then Halloween kills when that got pushed back. And then of course, during whole COVID -19 and all that with Halloween ends. I love the movies for what they were because massive Halloween fan, but at the same time, like, kills could have been so much better. But then pimping out the Tommy Doyle character,
Speaker: them throwing a line in there of, hey, Michael, it's Halloween. Everyone's entitled to one good scare. It's like, come on, Charles Cyphers. Like, you're reading that. You're not going like, what the fuck are you doing?
Speaker: Yeah, and that collage ending when he tries to kill the people in town. And the other thing too is it's just like Star Wars where they didn't set two to set another one up. So at the end of two, in one and into two, he's still human, right? But again, the goddamn kills dude, when he gets shot five times, when he gets stabbed in the back of the head, he's no longer human.
Speaker: and they set that up in two yet at three they make them the weakest ever where a fucking band member fucking loser beats him in hand -to -hand combat and not only that steals his motherfucking mask and puts it on and leaves in your life oh my god part two up yeah with that with three doesn't make a it's almost like three should have went first and then fucking two i don't well like like they kind of said the more he kills the more he transcends so i think when ends came about
Speaker: It was pretty much him just, he had not killed a bunch of people in a while. I get it, but the pacing of the story doesn't work out. And I think they were trying to do a Season of the Witch, but do it how it should have been. And it's just like, they missed the mark, but at the same time, like, they should have ended it.
Speaker: Yeah. As soon as that movie was done, I was like, what the fuck? Yeah. And the way they chalked them up with the funny. Yeah. No, like me and Mark after I had watched it, I was like, Mark, I will die on my own hill. That is not Michael.
Speaker: Like if I'm if I'm if I'm making the next movie, I put like some other person like they fucked up You want another fucking thing? It's fucking stupid So they killed Michael in the kitchen basically, right and then all but literally the next scene He's tied to the fucking car and the whole fucking town is there. So what the fuck?
Speaker: She just like pick up the phone and literally call everyone. I'm not going to leave or do anything until everybody gets here. Like I don't understand that scene was so it was almost trying to be symbolic and yet it was stupid. Well, like like we said, it turned into another PC statement. Yeah. That you know, Laurie, who had kind of killed Michael, they were trying to make her the Tommy.
Speaker: Yeah, and from Friday the 13th but have her be the one to kill Michael and to me, you didn't need to do that. Right. I mean, if, if anyone should have gotten that.
Speaker: kill I think it should have been Allison. I'll go to my I'll go to my death on my hill that Allison should have done it because if you kill off the glory character in at the end of 2018 you set up for her daughter which they later killed off and kills and then you set it up for the granddaughter to finally get that ultimate revenge and
Speaker: Yeah, word spreads fast in a small town. Yeah. The Laurie arc is fucked up too. Let's follow that. So in one she's she's basically manic, right? Yeah, about Michael and fucking craziness. By the way, there's a great article written about how she's the one
Speaker: that made the bus accident happen. She's the one trying to kill. That's pretty cool if you put the time together. But then she's manic. She's fucking militarized. She's nuts about killing Michael. Her daughter and her granddaughter don't believe her. And then by the end of two, her daughter and granddaughter believe her like through the roof. She's the most trusting, sane, silly, shit -hero person. Yet in three, she tells him, I don't like this guy or something in his eyes. He's fucking wrong.
Speaker: And she doesn't trust her immediately again. To me, that doesn't make sense to the bond of the characters. Am I crazy or? Yeah, no, no, straight on. And this is continuity. Yeah. And I loved how people tried to describe trauma and how different it can be. And I said, Alison wasn't dealing with trauma. She was dealing with, you know, hey, Corey's a nice looking man that I wanted to get with Corey. And at the same time, she was sick of her grandma. Yeah.
Speaker: which you know how that bond because she was pissed off at her mom in 2018 she was on her grandmother's side and kills where it's like we need to find this guy we need to kill him and then by Halloween and she's just like it's a delusion Michael isn't alive anymore and like like Laurie said we didn't find the body
Speaker: But the boyfriend in this one, who's supposed to be the somewhat anti -hero -ish kind of thing, is the one who basically ruins Alison. So to me, that contradicts what you're trying to make the audience feel about him. Me too. He accidentally didn't mean to kill the kid. He's actually a good guy. We're going to root for him, because they want you to be fooled by the end. You know what I'm saying? But yet, when he's that cancer, even though I thought that relationship worked pretty well on film, it take away from, again, the arc of the story. That bothered me.
Speaker: Well like that's why I say the novelizations of those books or those movies are better. Yeah well not better than one. Well I ended up once they said they were re -releasing the very first novelization of Halloween the 78 version. I was like I need to get that. Yeah.
Speaker: And I got it sitting down. I was reading through it, reading through it. And I got to the part where Laurie is going to drop the key off at the Meyers place. And I was just like, God, just the way they talk about it and how they talk about Michael's time and Smith's Grove and all that. It's so cool. And hopefully one day, if we do get the TV series, we get that version.
Speaker: I'm glad you said novelization because to me there's pros and cons of novelization. The greatest thing about novelization is your imagination. So all three of us can read the book. We have Loomis looking three different ways if we didn't see the movies. You know what I'm saying? So like things like that are cool but to me Loomis, man with that voice and that acting performance, you cannot get that in the book. The way he comes, he comes across as
Speaker: a police officer, your granddad, a hero, a smart scientist. He comes off like everything at once, you know, the way he's performed it. And I don't think you get that in the book. Well, Donald Pleasance, I don't care if they could find another guy that can be Dr. Loomis because they've been talking about wanting to bring the character back in future. People want me to play him in a fan film. I wouldn't be proud. I wouldn't be proud of that. Maybe. I was a lot better back then, too. I think that's why.
Speaker: I mean, there's people out there that were like, Oh, too bad we didn't get the Christopher Lee one. And I was just like, that would just be another British horror movie. Yeah, yeah. And that's why they were getting. Yeah.
Speaker: And that's why, and plus, I hate to say it, you would have had a taller Loomis over Nick Castle. Yeah. There's other kinds of anything. In Halloween one and two, the Rob Zombie ones, I liked one. I loved one. People don't like one. I fucking loved one. But then two is a fucking Trotius.
Speaker: You took Laurie in one that was like, you know, you rooted for her. Then you made her a crazy badass lunatic fucking nutball fucking in two. But the worst is fucking Loomis. You cannot break the fucking blueprint that is Loomis. Why would you?
Speaker: and in one it works great and in fucking two he's writing his own books for himself he's a selfish fucking asshole all he cares about is but he's the fucking exact opposite of that he hangs out laurie's fucking house for 20 fucking hours just to save her life he doesn't even know her you know what i'm saying like that that they fucked him up in that too that's what bothered it for me i agree is definitely two i think
Speaker: I agree. The first one was good. The Rob Zombie remake. I was excited for it because I've seen other Rob Zombie projects in the past. And when it comes to horror and the way his mind thinks, it's pretty good. But when second
Speaker: The second one hit, it's like, did you go off the drugs or something with the father, the mother with the white horse and the, what the fuck is that? Well, the studio had fucked so much with his mind.
Speaker: And that's why he didn't want to come back for Halloween three. Because he was, they wanted him to do Halloween three. And he's like, the only way I'm doing Halloween three is you allow me to put a gun to my head after it's done. Because that's what he had pretty much had told them. You were putting a gun to my head and saying, you're going to make our Halloween movie. You're not going to make the movie that people are going to actually want to watch. That's why the unrated versions.
Speaker: even though the unrated version of the first remake with the whole orderlies doing their thing kind of, that part always got to me. It's like, okay, so you're gonna have these orderlies go in, rape this girl, and yet Michael's more pissed off about them touching the masks. So it's pretty much a throwaway scene.
Speaker: That fits a Rob Zombie movie to me, you know, just fucking craziness like that. It don't make sense. Yeah, I just don't like his choices. I don't like Michael talking at the end. The fuck is that? I don't like his beard and the mask showing a lot of his beard. Even though he's a badass dude, the real guy like Mike, I don't want to see that. It just doesn't work for me. Even in the end, when they had Michael's, you know, mask fully decayed and all that stuff, it was still believable.
Speaker: Yeah, that it was a mask. Yeah. He says a word at the end, doesn't he? When the lightning crashes and shit.
Speaker: I think he says her name, almost positive on it. I haven't seen it in a while, but. Oh, in the re in the second one, in the same remake. Yeah. And when the helicopters above them and the four years or I think he tells Loomis die or something. It's been so long since I and granted, I try and skip remakes sometimes. Granted, I really love the five thirteen two thousand nine remake. What do you got for best remakes? What do you guys got? I got fucking Evil Dead, bro.
Speaker: Evil bed fucking I like that Yes, it was it was good. I was I was completely shocked. I was thrown away. I was like nominally
Speaker: of the
Speaker: But granted now, we may get a certain character coming back if they can get Sam Raimi to direct. Bruce Campbell has stated he will unretire Ash if they allow Sam Raimi to direct the next movie, because we're already getting another Evil Dead. He said he was done with it like five years ago. He said he was done with it. Yeah, but with Bruce Campbell, like, I mean,
Speaker: There was so many chances we could have got. And after this is Evil Dead, the series was great. I love that show. That was a good show to watch. Ashy -slashy, man. I think it was a good sit back. It just laughed because the campiness was there. Bruce Gamble just brings that to all his roles. What's the girl's name? Kelly?
Speaker: What's her real name? Oh, her daughter. The girl in the show. It's her in the Spanish kid.
Speaker: Oh, um, uh, Deena or Dana DeLaurento? Dana DeLaurento. Yeah. I learned her at Monster Mania, bro. Huge crush. And, uh, I was like, Hey, what's going on? And then we're talking and stuff like that. She's like, again, I have a thing for little girls, little skinny, not like that, little skinny girls. And she's just so tiny. So tiny when I like held her and shit like that. And I think I said something to her at Florida where I got like a photo op with her too.
Speaker: but she she makes the movie go for me too but that dude that series well i third season got a little weaker but man fucking that series as a whole is is it's just as good as the films if you ask me got me into the southern space structure well and uh season four was actually supposed to have them go into the whole army of darkness realm okay
Speaker: because it was setting that up when they were in the car and he plays the space trucker song, which as soon as I heard that song, I'm like, this is definitely going in my playlist. So I got a question since you're obviously Jason Voorhees fans, what is your opinion of the one where he's in outer space? Jason X.
Speaker: Yes, that's the one. I know that one gets a lot of grief. I mean, a lot of love, which I don't understand. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So so a good question. I don't like it. Okay. Here's how you know that it's not good is because people say and I agree with them. You could put it in and have fun with it. Yeah, you're fucking right.
Speaker: You're fucking right. You can put it in and have fun with it. And now that you know it's not serious, you don't take it serious. So then you enjoy those filters. But I said, let me try to explain to you. This is kind of like two younger people where we are right now. So right now we're waiting for a Jason movie, right? We're so fucking pumped. We're so excited. Can you fucking imagine if Jason X came out right now?
Speaker: how pissed everybody would be off. Yeah. Oh, yeah. That's how fucking pissed off I was when it came out. She's the next two. Yeah, I want to read motherfucking part seven Jason killing crazy motherfucker. And I got that fucking Power Ranger outfit. Goddamn. I was like, what the fuck? I agree. You could put it in probably over nine and like it more and have fun, but it ain't Jason no more. It's a car. It's it's it's not canon.
Speaker: Obviously if you watched it as a standalone To riff it as you're watching it. It's fine. But yeah, it's guys You just wanted his machete back and then the fucking girl, you know The robot telling stupid dad jokes like what the fuck is going on the dude was making out with her I think I'm like what this yeah, and the outfits are wearing. It's so 1990 sci -fi channel shit Jason meets far escape. It was yeah. Yeah
Speaker: You know, and that's the sad thing about, you know, Jason X and all that. I mean, even Freddie versus Jason.
Speaker: Great movie, but I mean, it had to take its time. I mean, you still had Robert Englund, which was nice, but honestly, the Jason we wanted was frickin '... Kane Otter, thank you. And the outfit looked like shit, and they gave him like this metallic skin, and they gave him that one lazy dead eye, and then his kills were cartoonish, like when I cut the dad's head off on the deck and it was like spraying and shit. That was, that was, trying to get one kill in that.
Speaker: That movie was shocked. That's a hundred million dollar movie looks great. Everything's phenomenal. They just messed the story up. Oh Absolutely. They did it and they had I think they had so much anticipation so many people wanted to watch it that that's that's what killed it because it didn't it didn't meet the fans expectations of how what that movie should have been the potential was there and it just
Speaker: You wonder how you know that a film is good or not? This is the easiest trick with Fire 13. Do you remember and care about the characters? Now let's go to the movies that you don't give a fuck about the characters, Jason, goddamn X. You don't give a shit if any one of those motherfuckers dies. There's no character building between any of them.
Speaker: Part eight is also the fucking same with that. Like, you don't give a flying fuck. Now look at the best film. Six, you know, two, three, four. So seven, like, you know exactly who's who. The characters are established and everything. To me, you can always tell the shittier film by you don't care about the characters. Even even two thousand and nine. I don't like the characters. OK, Stephen, where'd you go? Be right back. Got to reset my camera. Fair. Yeah. See,
Speaker: There he is. Yes. This is Steven's element. So I'm glad you're back. I was going to ask you, you know, kind of break away from the movie scene, but like, let's go back on the set. What was your, I guess, best, your most favorite day on set? And I asked because someone had mentioned that you tell great stories. So I'm kind of trying to find a good story. And, you know,
Speaker: My elements, stories, not so much horror flicks as much as Steven's. That's a great question, man. Best day on set. So many different days and so many things. Correct, Val.
Speaker: I'll tell you the most giddy and happy I was as a kid. You want, you want that one? Sure. Okay. So we're, we're in the room and it's Laura Park, Lincoln and Terry Kaiser reprising their roles as, you know, um, um, oh my God, Tina and Dr. Cruz. And by the way, if you, Stephen talk again, I don't know if we can hear you. Tina and Dr. Cruz. You sound far away just so you know. Yeah. But, um,
Speaker: In that room, Blazin, if you look at the back of the wall, that's the real fucking items from part seven. I went and got the train poster, the Challenger shuttle, all the pictures on the wall, all the items in the room are the exact items that were in the move.
Speaker: Fucking dope dude. Yeah, so now I'm sitting there. I'm in the room and it's Terry and and Tina and I'm in there while they're directing doing the takes and I'm like It like hit me that I couldn't fucking believe what was going on. I'm like, how the fuck am I directing these people? I'm telling them how to be Tina and dr. Cruz like what? It's crazy. So then we had to take like a break and I guard with two minutes. Let's take another take I was like all mr. Directory right now open the door and outside is called video village is where all the screens are and
Speaker: Everybody's watching everything and I come out and I go can you fucking believe this shit? They're in there right now. Yeah. Yeah Close the door. All right, let's get back to work everybody I have that on the behind the scene somewhere. I was like so excited like a little kid. Yeah. Oh Yeah, that was a good time Well, I mean, yeah, you know you you definitely had What you wanted? I mean like you said that is a continuation of seven. I
Speaker: Yeah, you know, and seven. Yeah, seven is your favorite film. And when people say I put in seven than yours, like right after I'm like, oh, that's fucking great. And that's the way it should be. I mean, I've I've told Peter this many times, you know, in between the numerous injuries that he's gotten on set fighting Jason still manages to survive for all you Jason aficionados out there. He's the only one that hasn't been killed, even though suffering what torn pack
Speaker: five four tendons off my shoulder. My right by step toward my pet dislocated my shoulder. That's that's fault camp blood on one take. Yeah, yeah, do your own. Say again, please. I said I said you do your own stunts.
Speaker: Yeah, yeah, but I just have this it's a long story. I've had 40 surgeries. I somehow Get hurt doing like like I could like fight five guys right now and it'd be cool And then i'll go in the shower and like pull my fucking back out. So That's age that's age catching up. Yeah, so I just had my 40th surgery a couple months ago Dude, I blazin. I don't care if it's age or not. This motherfucker is taking on fucking jason. It's not age. It's life choice Yeah
Speaker: It's every one of those people that like even Julius when he's boxing Jason and Jason takes Manhattan after a while Julius probably looked at the camera guy and said, you know what? Screw this. I don't want to be Muhammad Ali. Take my head off.
Speaker: Dude, I just saw him at New Jersey workaround. I obviously saw the picture. So I'm with Julius. Because he did a shot off of Rosebud. Because I told him what the character, how he played into the movie. He's like, that's great. So he did a shot off of Rosebud. And when I showed up, he recognized me. And I was like, hey, man, what's going on? Me and him took a picture with the boxing. And then Kane came over and punched me in the face. So there's a picture online where I'm stuck like this that just happened a couple weeks ago.
Speaker: I agree. I agree. It is. And to all the haters out there, still won awards. Won a lot of fucking awards. You're not going to be successful without haters. Well, exactly. I know Mark one time said, gosh,
Speaker: There's so many haters of Peter's films and I'm like, he's doing something right. Yeah. Well, you know, a lot of it comes from one source. You know that. Yeah. That still goes on today. So. And yeah. Yeah. But it is what it is like. So if I if I if I self evaluate, right, aren't we making fun of films right now in the cannon? So I got to be able to take, you know what I'm saying? Yeah. Yeah. And I want to buy 50 grand. What do you want me to fucking do, you know? Yeah. 100 million. Give me 100 goddamn million dollars.
Speaker: Yeah, that's the thing none of these people understand is that you're putting your own hard -earned money into this It's not Hollywood doing it. It's you guys, you know, it's Jason Brooks for vengeance. It's you for rose blood. It's you and Riley for fall of camp blood, you know, it's
Speaker: It's not supposed to be a Hollywood Produced movie and that's what makes it good and original. Yeah. Hey, I got a question for did you please did you see fall of camp letter? No Not yet. I'm watching it tonight though. I actually
Speaker: There's a lot more I got to watch. Steven, for Fall Camp, that's a lower budget than Rosebook Vengeance. But I want your opinion on this. I thought it had such a great campy feel. I felt like Riley did the best of all the fanfills. For me, that seems like so campy 80s. You know what scares me with Fall of Camp Blood? I literally, when I watched it, and I don't know if I told Mark this, but I'm like, the only thing that was missing was Felicia Rose's Angela.
Speaker: because it had kind of like a sleep away camp type vibe to it as well. Yeah. And like if they could ever get a sleep away camp fan film made with Felicia Rose like oh man I have such a crush on Felicia Rose a great tremendous actress that ending scene from sleep away camp the first one
Speaker: Totally she ever tell you that story of what that was in the kid. I know I've I've I've watched interviews She's done but at the same time like if uh, I think if I ever got her on this show Which I need to try to I know Tom Matthews on talking shit one time said hell I'd love to be on Steven show even though Mark was kind of gorging them into it and
Speaker: Yeah, I I got to interview so many of these great people because it's just like like I told mark I said, you know He may love Friday the 13th, but I said, you know what? I mean Friday the 13th in Halloween I'll be that one to die on the hill their neck and neck Yeah, I mean Jason had the cooler kills Michael was the more of your agent 47 hitman type killer at one point but I mean
Speaker: If they could ever somehow get those two movies to come together and it's Michael versus Jason, I had to take my money. That would have been Rosebud too. Oh, take my money Peter. Take it. Take it. I don't care if I go in debt. Did you see the post credit scenes blazing? Yeah. Okay. What's that? You saw Savini Jason.
Speaker: No, I guess I didn't. Maybe I didn't.
Speaker: Yeah. And he shows up at the end. At the end of the credits, if you watch it, it says one more. I thank the fans for everything they did. And then and then I had a Savini costume that I make. I made from scratch. So I was a thing, but I gave it to Jason Brooks and he wore it. So at the end, there's there's an extended scene where you see him in hell. The Savini Jason, all fiery and fucking nuts. And it says to be continued. Oh, no, I did. Yeah. Yeah, that's that's a great shot, too. Oh, man.
Speaker: The day you announce Rosebud to Peter is, oh, I'll be like, you need to come back. Well, you're always welcome on the show. You know that Peter, because first, my first ever interview was Peter and, you know, when Mark, uh, Mark's phone or whatever blew up, uh, me and Peter started talking about wrestling and all that. And that's right. That's right. By the way, I talked to Daniel Harris about Rosebud too. We actually took a picture. I don't know if you saw that.
Speaker: No, I didn't. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So I talked to her about it. So, um, let's go. Yeah. I gotta get the money. So I gotta finish these.
Speaker: Yeah, I'll do it. Yeah, I mean hey like I always tell Mark Marks like I want to act in Peters movies and I'm just like Peter can kill me in the first second and I'll be happy with that. Do whenever I get parts like that over Jason film most most real Jason fans and you say you're going to be in the movie. The next question is how do I die? They get like super excited just like me about how I'm going to die. You know, yeah, yeah.
Speaker: But you know what? Our hour's up, Peter. Thank you so very much, man. Hope you keep getting better. Can't wait to see laugh. Can't wait to see the death of Snow White. Anything you want to plug, Peter?
Speaker: your channel, your podcast, anything, man. Just thank you. Yeah. It's just Peter Anthony, pretty much everywhere. It's the Peter Anthony on Instagram, Peter Anthony on Facebook, Peter Anthony productions on YouTube. Um, and then you can see laugh on there and so on and so forth. And, um, and that's it. I just want to say thank you, Ben. I was pretty much the lowest of lows for the last like three days after things still.
Speaker: free fucking loan just not showing it so thank you for asking me to come on because it was a little bit of a fucking therapy that i could have with you guys anytime peter anytime you want to come on you know you're more than i enjoyed thanks it was great meeting you yeah thank you too man thank you again all right man i'll see you guys see you later and that is peter anthony so blazon how is that for an interview brother
Speaker: Man, you were in your element. I have to, I have to applaud you. I shut up most of the time. And you know me, I love hearing myself talk, but it was, it was good to see you and your element talking to war movies, man. Like I thought I was a war movie fan, but my mind was just blown. So I appreciate you. You know, uh,
Speaker: Peter is such a great interviewee. He doesn't have the one word answers. He gives you the answers that blow you away. And Peter, I know you're probably still out there listening. Thank you so much, brother.
Speaker: You don't know how much that helped me with my confidence getting back into the whole interviewing guests. And we'll still do more of the same stuff of the reviewing movies, TV shows, all that. We'll have guests come on, which actually next Sunday, I will have another guest on the show. Ooh, are you going to give us a hint? That is going to be Rock Lee. That is Rock Lee. And we are going to be talking about our favorite video games.
Speaker: OK, because Rock Lee is actually a gamer, not just not just a music guy. All right. And then the Sunday after that, we will have Brett from. Good real hunting on the show.
Speaker: And it's going to be amazing. You know, we're all in with this whole network thing. I can't believe all the great people that are part of the network, which if you are looking for other great shows like this, I'm kidding. My show ain't that great. It's just the people that are on it that are great, like Blazin.
Speaker: everyone else, you know, not me. I'm flattered, but I think you're giving me way too much credit here. But if you're looking for all our social medias, go to bio .link slash the nonsensical network. I don't know, they might have changed it. So I might, I should ask, click on that.
Speaker: Where every day of the week from the nonsensical network we have shows Monday is the men caring for men Which is a men's mental health show breaking down the stigma that you know, hey only certain people deal with mental health No, that is false actually right blazing. We all deal with mental health struggles. Oh, yes, mental health is important I think everybody regardless if you think your mental health is good or not see a therapist talk about it
Speaker: Tuesday is Jeff's garage. Wednesday is what the fuck news, where surprisingly last week I didn't have a major blow up. I was very proud of myself. I thought very good on that one. Of course, no one else ever commended me on it. Thursday, the talk and shit with Mark and Brian, you know, assholes that they are. Love you guys.
Speaker: Friday is Glick's House of Music. He had a very good interview this last Friday with the Southern Outlaws Band. That was great show. Saturday is the flagship show, The Nonsense Called Nonsense. And Sunday come back for the Jarvis podcast or the Gerevishi project as we sometimes like to call it. Blazin, what do we always say when we go to end the show?
Speaker: I don't know. Hashtag sign off. I love it. Come back next Sunday as we will be interviewing Rockly talking about our favorite video games. Hopefully Blazin will join us. Hopefully some other people might join us too. You know, get off their lazy asses even though it's I have to check my schedule. I'm sorry. I do. I totally forgot. Like I said, I last night.
Speaker: So Saturday nights, guys, I love Saturday nights, because I get to hear myself talk and joke and bust people's balls, get my balls busted. Saturday nights are awesome. It's also when I let the bourbon flow a little, and last night I let it flow a little bit too much. So it was a rough day, but I woke up afternoon, I was like, shit, it's Mother's Day. But I fired up the grill, I did some ribs, corn on the cob.
Speaker: and all that good shit. So it was it was a good day. And then I get to end it right here. And then I'm gonna go watch some movies. I got I got some some fan films to catch up on. Let's go. Yes. And now and now that I'm familiar with fan films, I'm a huge Freddy Krueger guy. Like they do have they do. I don't know if you ever watched My Bloody Valentine.
Speaker: while back it sounds familiar. Yeah, they had one back in the 80s and then of course the remake, but they actually did a fan film on it called Valentine's Bluff, I think it is. And it actually connects the both the stories together. It's really good. Okay, I have to do that. Thank you.
Speaker: I'll shut up so we can sign off. I'll keep going. We will see you next Sunday where we will have Rocklee on the show. We will be talking about our favorite video games. I got to nail the time though on that. So we here at the Jarvis podcast want to say Happy Mother's Day to all you mothers, including the stepmothers because you're making a difference in some child's life.
Speaker: Don't ever think just because you're the stepmom doesn't mean you're the real, it doesn't make you any less. It doesn't. You're helping out someone, you know? It is. So we will see you all next Sunday and we are out. Hold on, I gotta play my outro.
