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Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: Welcome back everyone to the Popcorn Podcast. I'm Tommy Cresta. In a different place than me is my co-host Ryan Ferran. Today we're here to review the new Body Horror Comedy, which is Together, starring Alison Brie and Dave Frango.
tommy cresta: And before we get into that, we just want to tell you guys to listen to us anywhere you can find your podcasts, including YouTube, but not Pandora because they still hate us and will not allow us to be on their platform. And i even tried to get us on our on their platform as of one month ago and got denied yet again.
Ryan: yeah
tommy cresta: Even 200 episodes in just about. We still are not allowed on the platform. Were we 30 seconds in? Wait, when can you curse on YouTube?
Ryan: I don't know. I'm going to look up their corporate address.
tommy cresta: No, we're not doing we're not doing this again.
Ryan: Why?
tommy cresta: We can't keep telling people to send packages to people's corporate headquarters.
Ryan: It's a care package. Send them, send them, don't know, candy or something.
tommy cresta: A roughly duct tape package.
Ryan: send them like a ah flowers.
tommy cresta: Written. with red scribbled writing on it.
Ryan: Yeah. No, it's like when you, um when you brought the mics and stuff to Disney. You were literally walking around the airport with a cardboard box filled with wires. And you were like, this is not, this doesn't look good.
tommy cresta: This does not look right. And no one questioned me on it.
Ryan: Yeah, no, went through TSA. Totally fine. It was fun.
tommy cresta: ah Gotta love it. Okay, but before we get into that, Quick thing i want to talk about. How about the Spider-Man announcement? That's pretty cool.
tommy cresta: Well, first, Barstool.
Ryan: Yeah, i saw it.
tommy cresta: Come on, dude.
Ryan: yeah People were saying it was a joke.
tommy cresta: Barstool.
Ryan: i I'll give them the benefit of the doubt. It was a joke, but i don't know.
tommy cresta: I hope it better have been because they're being serious. That was stupid.
Ryan: Yeah, they posted the Spider-Man Lotus suit and said, first look at the new Spider-Man suit.
tommy cresta: It was funny that it was late like 10 hours before.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: And then TikTok shadow blocked our post.
Ryan: what do you mean?
tommy cresta: I posted the Spider-Man announcement video.
Ryan: Oh, yeah, I knew that wasn't going to go well.
tommy cresta: So stupid. It didn't even say it got copyrighted. It's
Ryan: It's Disney. They'll fucking swat you.
tommy cresta: stupid. but
Ryan: You posted copyrighted material.
tommy cresta: But Supes can post the whole thing on his page.
Ryan: Well, yeah, but he puts his face in it, doesn't he?
tommy cresta: Yeah, why does that matter?
Ryan: Because you're changing it. If you post the video flat out outright, you can't do that. But if you change it in any sort of way or like use it, put your face in it, put your audio in it.
tommy cresta: I did! i put wrote on it!
Ryan: No, you can't just caption it. It's not how it works.
tommy cresta: So...
Ryan: You gotta like put your face and like, I forget the exact word um I should use, but yeah, just put your dumb face in it and just smile and be like, that's all you gotta do.
Ryan: That's literally all you have to do is that. And you're like, you're good.
tommy cresta: No more copyright.
Ryan: That's it. Then you changed it. Yeah.
tommy cresta: um But yeah, I got that. That's pretty much it. I saw Naked Go on my dad.
Ryan: Yeah. How was it?
tommy cresta: Pretty good. I think it's in my top 10 movies so far this year.
Ryan: Nice.
tommy cresta: Dude, we have to go. i want to go again with our friends. It is perfectly in like puffs humor.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: Dude, there's ah there is some jokes.
Ryan: I'm sure he would like it.
tommy cresta: The final like 15 minutes definitely drug dragged a little bit. But all in all, i was out loud laughing. There's a joke about shooting someone. I almost, I late took a sip of my drink right before. I almost spit it on the girl in front of me.
tommy cresta: It was really funny, but yeah, good job.
Ryan: What did she do? Oh,
tommy cresta: She also laughed. Dude, the whole theater was cracking up.
Ryan: okay. I thought you were just spitting on women. That was cool.
tommy cresta: No.
tommy cresta: I don't do that anymore.
Ryan: I was going to give you any more.
tommy cresta: But before we get into our review of Together, ah we have another start and cut list for Ryan.
Ryan: was a rough time.
tommy cresta: This is 10 films. I picked 10 good films. there's not one bad film on this list.
Ryan: I don't believe you for a second.
tommy cresta: but
Ryan: No, because you're going be like, Amazing Spider-Man 2 is such a good movie. No, this is going to be shit I hate and you like. And you're like, it's a good film. It's exactly what it is.
Ryan: Daredevil director's cut. Shut the fuck up.
tommy cresta: So starting off.
Ryan: If you say Batman versus Superman.
Ryan: Yeah, of course.
tommy cresta: Starting off, we have Batman 89.
Ryan: I really thought you were just going to say it. Batman 89. Yeah, I mean, that's.
Ryan: Keep.
tommy cresta: Keep.
Ryan: Yeah, it's a good one.
tommy cresta: Two. Tropic Thunder.
Ryan: Fuck, I got to keep track at Tropic Thunder. That's a good ass movie.
tommy cresta: Three. Children of Men.
Ryan: God damn it. He really did just do good movies. I want to keep Children of Men too.
tommy cresta: Okay. So are you keeping it?
Ryan: feel like this is actually. Alright maybe i was wrong. Maybe this is just better better movies.
tommy cresta: So are you keeping it?
Ryan: Yeah keep Children of Men. I should have cut Batman.
tommy cresta: Dunkirk.
Ryan: I can cut Dunkirk. I don't love that movie.
tommy cresta: Superbad.
Ryan: That's the best comedy movie.
Ryan: Shit. I gotta keep it. I know, I'm four and one, but...
tommy cresta: Iron Man 3.
Ryan: I love Iron Man 3, but I'm gonna cut it. I'm gonna cut it for now.
tommy cresta: The Last Jedi. Yep.
Ryan: I can cut Last Jedi. There's better movies, and I feel like you're... so I got? Four and three? Four keeps?
tommy cresta: yeah
Ryan: Three cuts?
tommy cresta: Got three movies left.
Ryan: Mm-hmm.
tommy cresta: Jurassic Park.
Ryan: The first one?
tommy cresta: The original Jurassic Park.
Ryan: I should have cut Batman.
Ryan: God damn it.
Ryan: I got to keep Jurassic Park. All right. Hit me with it. What what are the last two going to be? These both cuts.
tommy cresta: Mission Impossible gross Ghost Protocol.
Ryan: I would have cut that. If you said Fallout.
tommy cresta: And then Goblet... Goblet of Fire.
Ryan: Oh, yeah, that's fine.
tommy cresta: So your start is Batman 89, Tropic Thunder, Children of Men, Superbad, and Jurassic Park.
Ryan: All right.
tommy cresta: Your skip is Dunkirk, Iron Man 3, The Last Jedi, Ghost Protocol, Goblet of Fire. It's pretty good.
Ryan: I'm actually fine with that. That's pretty good.
tommy cresta: Yeah.
Ryan: I like that. I don't know if I'd really change anything.
tommy cresta: No, i probably I think the only thing I probably would switched is probably Children of Men and Goblet of Fire. That's the only thing I would switched.
Ryan: Yeah, but that's you like Harry Potter. That's it.
tommy cresta: I love Harry Potter. I almost did Prisoner of Azkaban.
Ryan: I think
tommy cresta: Because I think that's the best Harry Potter.
Ryan: it wouldn't have mattered.
tommy cresta: But it's but's the same director.
Ryan: I would have cut it.
tommy cresta: now I was like, I can't have the same director on the list twice.
Ryan: Yeah, it's current.
tommy cresta: yeah He should have done more Harry Potters.
Ryan: Um,
tommy cresta: That movie is so cool.
Ryan: Yeah. Wait, why are you cutting Children of Men? You don't like Children are Men? Alright.
tommy cresta: No, I like Children of Men. I like all the movies on here.
Ryan: You know who directed it?
tommy cresta: What?
Ryan: You know who directed it? Alright,
tommy cresta: The same guy who did... Yeah, that's why I said I can't have two of his own movies on there.
Ryan: I was making sure you knew. Yeah, Harry Potters. Okay. That's fine.
tommy cresta: yeah Good list of them. think that might be your best one so far. like that one. You did good.
Ryan: No, last week's was perfect. I forget exactly what it was, but it was good.
tommy cresta: I forget what last week's one. I have it. Yeah, Chronicle, Sicario, The Shawshank Redemption, Seven, The Northmen. Yeah, that was pretty good.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: I think I would, yeah, I said I would have switched ah The Northmen with The Conjuring. That's it.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: Yeah, that was a good one.
Ryan: That's good. Who signed your hat, by the way?
tommy cresta: Cole Hamels.
Ryan: Colin Amos?
tommy cresta: Yeah, he said next time like he if he gives me this, he I better not throw it away like the baseball he gave me.
tommy cresta: My bad, Cole.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: Didn't mean it.
Ryan: Yes, you did.
tommy cresta: Oh, shit. Lost my notes.
Ryan: You meant it with the Tywon Walker ball. We destroyed that thing.
tommy cresta: We destroyed the shit out of that.
Ryan: And now you're all Mr. Cywon Walker.
tommy cresta: i was a Cywan Walker guy the first two years of his contract.
tommy cresta: And then i lost he lost me for two years.
Ryan: No, the first year of his contract. The first year. He had like a five ERA and you're like, but he gets wins because he just got all the run support.
tommy cresta: First off, he had a fourth three And he had 15 wins.
Ryan: Okay.
tommy cresta: That's pretty ah electric.
Ryan: one One because of him.
Ryan: He averaged a not quality start. You're like, but he still gets wins.
tommy cresta: Yeah, he won games. That's all I cared that's all i cared about.
tommy cresta: Oh my god, my brightness on this laptop is so high right now.
Ryan: Then he got his ass benched in the playoffs.
tommy cresta: No, he moved to the bullpen and didn't get benched.
Ryan: I don't remember him pitching once out of the bullpen.
tommy cresta: He didn't.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: um But the new, the film here talk about is Together. As I said, the body horror film starring Dave Franco and Alison Brie. It's directed by Michael Shanks and is currently sitting at a 91 on Rotten Tomatoes. A 7.1 out IMDb. 3.5 out of on And a 76% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes.
tommy cresta: The critic consensus is given an extra sinew of authenticity by the metatextual casting of Alison Brie of Dave Franco. At the top of their game, together is a body horror that's emotionally sticky and as it is memorably gnarly.
tommy cresta: See, I don't think it's memorably gnarly.
Ryan: Yeah, there's a couple moments, but overall, it's, you know, I think the body horror aspect was kind of a little overplayed in the marketing.
tommy cresta: That's probably my that's far of my biggest takeaway.
Ryan: You know what i mean
tommy cresta: Yeah, like it did didn't didn't feel like it leaned into... like I thought it was going to really gnarly.
Ryan: mean?
tommy cresta: and We didn't didn really get that.
Ryan: Yeah, like pretty much you kind of see everything in the trailers. As far as the body horror stuff goes. There's a few scenes like in the cave and like towards the end of the movie. Like you know what i'm talking about with that thing.
tommy cresta: Yeah, that was cool.
Ryan: That was cool. Yeah I like that.
tommy cresta: That was creepy as hell.
Ryan: But yeah. um
tommy cresta: That scares first act for me.
Ryan: Yeah the first act like i you introduced the movie as a horror comedy. It's the first half in the movie is the first really two acts are horror. And then the third act is like horror comedy.
Ryan: It just kind of like switches in that third act which I wasn't a huge fan of because I thought the
tommy cresta: Yeah.
Ryan: The horror, although there wasn't a ton of it, it was effective. Like, the best scare in the movie is in the very beginning with the, like, you know, he's kind of hallucinating something.
tommy cresta: Mm-hmm.
tommy cresta: Get the fuck of me. The mom.
Ryan: It's fucking scary as shit.
tommy cresta: That whole sequence was so good.
Ryan: Really, really good jump scare. Yeah, it was great. But, um yeah, when it switches more into comedy, just kind of, I feel it was still good, but it just lost me a little bit.
Ryan: I wish it kind of stuck with the horror, you know, tone it had in the beginning. But, yeah. It seemed like you did not like it nearly as much as I did, though.
tommy cresta: Yeah, the more I sit with it, the more I like it, just because I really think that their performances were good.
Ryan: You were.
tommy cresta: And of course, they have great chemistry. They've been married 10 years almost.
Ryan: Mm
tommy cresta: And I think that both of them are really talented actors. And they have great comedic timing in this. Like, just the way that they're able to bounce off one another. And you can tell that there definitely is some improv to their lines.
Ryan: hmm.
tommy cresta: And of course, they're going to just work together. And it's really just them and one other actor in this movie. That is the cast.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: And... After the first act. The first act is other the characters. But it it really just becomes them.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: And then ah the other teacher.
Ryan: Yeah. There's a couple like friends they kind of talk to now and again, but that's, that's really it.
tommy cresta: But.
tommy cresta: Yeah. But I mean the whole movie. Comes down to. Oh god. Codependency. And I think i said to Ryan.
Ryan: Mm-hmm.
tommy cresta: When we were leaving. believing Like driving home. That I thought it was a really cool concept. For a horror movie. Is that it was something I never thought about. Like that this would be a cool idea. And I wish they just kind of leaned more. Into the scares with it.
tommy cresta: And more into the body horror of it. And they there's moments where they do. But then all in all, I feel like it doesn't do enough of the scares with it.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: It shows you like how it can be creepy, but it doesn't scare you enough with it. like I really think there's two major scares in the entire movie.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: There's one at the end of the second act, and there's one the very beginning. The one at the very beginning scared the shit out of me.
Ryan: Yeah. I think the. yeah that was that was a really good one. um The whole like body horror, like the mending together thing, which is... They didn't show them in early trailers, but they've released like promotional stills with just the the hands together.
Ryan: So you kind of know that's that's what's happening now.
tommy cresta: Yeah. Yeah.
Ryan: um I think that that aspect, like it was a very cool idea. And I think the execution, it's all CGI. But I think it looked pretty good for what and for what they were doing. It was pretty in-depth.
Ryan: You could see kind of the fingers like going through somebody's skin. and it was It was pretty unsettling.
tommy cresta: yeah
Ryan: But I think the best... like body horror part of the mending together stuff. I won't go totally spoilers, but the hair scene was like to me like, oh my God.
tommy cresta: Like the hair scene, the poster hair scene?
Ryan: The was it in a poster?
tommy cresta: The eyes?
Ryan: The eyes.
tommy cresta: Oh, in bed.
Ryan: In bed. Yeah, yeah, that scene.
tommy cresta: oh I thought you meant the poster of the eyes like going together.
Ryan: That scene was like, oh. Yeah.
tommy cresta: And they're like their eyelashes blending.
Ryan: Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, no, that's cool, too. That was cool.
tommy cresta: That's a really good poster.
Ryan: But No, the hair. Yeah. In bed. That scene was like, yeah, wasn't even because it it was creepy, like the setup of it.
tommy cresta: That's a creepy ass scene.
Ryan: But when you finally see what's happening, it's not even scary. It's just like uncomfortable, which is kind of what body horror to a point is supposed to be like there.
tommy cresta: Yeah.
Ryan: are You can be horror, just like regular old scary with it.
tommy cresta: Yeah.
Ryan: But then you can also make it just gross and uncomfortable. And I think that scene was the best uncomfortable scene for me.
tommy cresta: That scene was, I forgot. I already forgot about that. Yeah. ah Most of the, like what you're saying, like when them come combining together is CGI. I knew that I know when they were stuck at the arm was real.
tommy cresta: Cause they released like a picture of them together.
Ryan: Oh, was it?
tommy cresta: Yeah, like that was practical.
Ryan: Okay.
tommy cresta: Like at the arm. Because they wore like a sleeve.
Ryan: Then it looked pretty good.
tommy cresta: And then they... Like when they were like laying together and trying to push away, that was real.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: And then when they sawed through, that was real. But all the other stuff, you can tell it's CGI. Because their bodies just look a little different.
Ryan: Yeah. Yeah. But again, it doesn't look too bad.
tommy cresta: i
Ryan: and i thought it looked fine.
tommy cresta: No, for especially for the budget, which I bet you was nothing on this movie.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: And whatever that... the The thing in the cave that we keep hitting at.
Ryan: Yeah, that was all practical.
tommy cresta: That thing looked really good, which was definitely real.
Ryan: That looked cool.
tommy cresta: ah But yeah, I give Michael Shanks a lot of credit. This was definitely a tall order to do with such a small budget.
Ryan: Yeah. 17 million, by the way. 17.
tommy cresta: That's way bigger than I thought it was.
Ryan: Yeah. yeah Still not a ton, though.
tommy cresta: No.
Ryan: But I guess for like this movie, it's really only three settings.
tommy cresta: i mean, how much did they have to pay them, though?
Ryan: Yeah. I mean, I bet they did it for fairly cheap. I mean, you get to work with your partner and just kind of like do a fun little movie. I'm sure they didn't.
tommy cresta: I guess they got...
Ryan: They probably got paid, but I'm sure they they didn't ask like too much.
tommy cresta: And they're producers, so they got back in, probably.
Ryan: Yeah, yeah, I'm sure they they were probably fine just doing it for a lesser price. But also you get like, there's really only three, four settings. It's like the apartment in the beginning and then their house.
Ryan: um The other teacher, what was it? Jeremy or something? Or Jamie?
tommy cresta: Yeah, Jeremy.
Ryan: His house and then the school for a little bit that she works at.
tommy cresta: Yeah, which is like, I think one scenes at the school, two scenes are at the school.
Ryan: Two. Yeah.
tommy cresta: Seeing the school was good. Like the sticking together scene. and Seems very painful.
Ryan: Yeah, very.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: But I like the, i think I like the concept more than the actual execution.
Ryan: Yeah, i mean, I can see that. I think, I mean, with the concept, there's definitely more to do, especially when you kind of learn more about why this is happening and what it is. You kind of There's another movie that you could have done.
Ryan: You know what i mean?
tommy cresta: Yeah.
Ryan: If you go more towards that older era that you kind of see, there's, you know, it would be a very different movie. And I'm not saying that would have been better or worse, but just there's, you know, another story you could have told that could have been interesting. But I think for what it was, I really liked this movie.
tommy cresta: Yeah. i i I feel bad because I feel like I walked out so much more angry than... And I feel like that's just more of me in the moment the last couple times I've seen movies I've been excited for is I just want them to be so good and I'm expecting...
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: and Especially with horror movies because I think I want to be so scared. And I feel like i got so I was just so lucky have not seen so many horror movies when I was doing the horror countdown by myself. That like Hell House, Paranormal Activity.
tommy cresta: Like there were so many big name franchises. that in Like big name in the horror community that I had never seen before.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: So then of course I'm be terrified when these movies come out.
Ryan: Mm-hmm.
tommy cresta: But yeah, I wish they definitely leaned more into the horror aspects of this story. But yeah, I think the scene in the cave, like when he when he's he's breathing in the whole rooms, moving with him and he looks over at her, her breathing like really quick.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: That freaked me out a little bit.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: But like because so I will say the I think I love the first half of this movie.
Ryan: yeah
tommy cresta: I think. Just like Barbarian, I love the first act of Barbarian, I think. I think there's a little part it just really doesn't. Jive with marketing that markets something one way and then goes completely a different direction.
Ryan: Yeah, I feel like the same with Barbarian. It's like they marketed it as a full-on like horror, suspenseful kind of movie, and then Barbarian kind of turns into like a monster horror and second in the third act.
tommy cresta: It's also just a comedy in the third act.
Ryan: Yeah, yeah. And I think that's that's where you don't like it is you get you get excited for a horror movie that's going to scare you. And then when it leans away from the scares and goes more into like maybe suspense or like drama or even comedy, then you're not a you're not a fan because you just get – you get your hopes so high for these movies.
Ryan: You really you really want to be scared.
tommy cresta: I want to get, I want to be scared.
Ryan: Yeah. Yeah.
tommy cresta: God, I just want to get scared. Hopefully weapons is scary. I will be. Beyond disappointed if weapons isn't scary.
Ryan: I mean, but weapons doesn't look like it's it's not going to be like a horror horror. It's going to be like a horror with like there's definitely going to be comedy beats in that movie.
tommy cresta: Well, but yeah i'm still I'm going into it like that because I know what he did with Barbarian.
Ryan: Because it's just so. Yeah, because it's just it's going to be such a like outlandish, crazy story or collection of stories that there's going to be like, you know, it's going to be that type of movie. So that's that's what I'm going into weapons thinking.
Ryan: That's what is that tomorrow?
tommy cresta: Conjuring.
Ryan: Or no, it's the 3rd. Why did I think it was June? I thought it was August 6th. I don't know why.
tommy cresta: thought today was August 6th?
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: No, today's August 3rd.
Ryan: It's not. It's the 3rd. Yeah.
tommy cresta: It
Ryan: Because it would be... It's coming out on the 8th, so you'd probably show times on the 7th, the night of. Yeah.
tommy cresta: I'm very excited for that movie. I'm excited for that.
Ryan: Yeah, so am I.
tommy cresta: excited for The Conjuring. I'm excited. Like, just horror movies. What else do we have coming?
Ryan: Mm-hmm.
tommy cresta: What's next?
tommy cresta: feel like there's...
Ryan: don't know what else is next.
tommy cresta: Yeah, Weapons... Oh, there's a horror movie called Strange Harvest coming out. Toxic Avengers coming out.
Ryan: Hell yeah.
tommy cresta: I'm so excited for Toxic Avenger.
Ryan: It's going to be so... It's going to be very fun or dog shit, but I feel like it's going to be fun. it's gonna be Even if it's bad, it's probably going to be fun bad.
tommy cresta: Yeah, but it could also drag.
Ryan: Yeah. I don't think it's that long though, is it? thought it was pretty short.
tommy cresta: and
Ryan: i don't know I don't know if they even released the time. I'm just kind of thinking.
tommy cresta: It's an hour and 42 minutes.
Ryan: That's not too bad.
tommy cresta: I'll give Naked Gun credit. It was only an hour and 20 minutes.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: Damn, all the Conjuring movies and all the Harry Potter movies are all going to be back in theaters.
Ryan: Why the Harry Potters? For the show coming out? They're just releasing it?
tommy cresta: I don't know why. Oh, Rocky vs.
Ryan: Or the anniversary?
tommy cresta: Drago is coming back to theaters.
Ryan: Okay.
tommy cresta: Oh, Ryan, the Odyssey 70mm sold out, man.
Ryan: Already?
tommy cresta: I don't know why.
Ryan: Jesus.
Ryan: That's crazy.
tommy cresta: Oh, Spider-Man 1, 2, and 3. Back in theaters.
Ryan: When does Odyssey come out?
tommy cresta: Oh, caught stealing.
Ryan: Yeah, that's going to be soon, isn't it?
tommy cresta: August 28th.
Ryan: Jesus.
tommy cresta: I'm excited for that.
Ryan: odyssey Odyssey comes out July 17th next year, and it's already sold out.
tommy cresta: Yep. Yep.
Ryan: That's insane.
tommy cresta: Well, people think scalpers bought the tickets.
Ryan: Fuck.
Ryan: Yeah, probably.
tommy cresta: Bastard.
Ryan: That sucks.
tommy cresta: Oh, we got Freakier Friday.
Ryan: Fun.
tommy cresta: and she so excited oh Nobody 2.
Ryan: Yeah, that should be good.
tommy cresta: That's the But yeah, we got Weapons and that.
Ryan: Okay.
Ryan: Yeah, we got some things going. Weapons is going to be next.
tommy cresta: got Charlie Hort.
Ryan: We'll see weapons next. It'll
tommy cresta: I'm so excited. Hopefully it's good. I was so excited for Barbarian, so
Ryan: be good.
tommy cresta: Zach Kregor, you go for two.
Ryan: But you're on the minority of Barbarian. People really like Barbarian.
tommy cresta: Have you watched Barbarian yet?
Ryan: No, but I know people like it a lot.
tommy cresta: You should watch it.
Ryan: Okay, I'll probably like it.
tommy cresta: Yeah, but you should that's what I'm saying. You should watch it for before weapons.
Ryan: All right, I'll watch it. Okay, I will.
tommy cresta: Because then we then I can see what you think.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: Especially now that you know what it is.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: um
Ryan: Will do.
tommy cresta: What did want to say about this movie?
tommy cresta: Again, we were doing... Because we don't want to break out of our habit, everyone, of like not doing it. We want we want to stay on track. But there wasn't really a movie else we wanted do together. So this was just a shortened episode.
tommy cresta: Yeah, I loved all the performances. And again, it's just one of those movies where we both said that soon as they showed the other teacher, were like, this guy's got to be involved.
Ryan: yeah
tommy cresta: Like, there's no... like and i didn't don't think i I don't think I like the idea of them actually becoming one person. I don't think I thought that's what it was going to be.
Ryan: i mean i didn't really think that's what it was going to be because i didn't i didn't know i thought maybe they would blend together like the like the dog well i guess we can do spoilers now since we kind of gave our thoughts so this is spoilers so the opening scene with the dog i thought
tommy cresta: That
Ryan: It may have been like the scariest scene in the entire movie.
tommy cresta: was a good scene. That was creepy as hell.
Ryan: It was awesome. um But I thought it was just going to be like that. Like I didn't know there was a quote unquote good outcome where it can go right and you two can become like a one person.
Ryan: But I will say like Jamie, if you look back at the the old tapes that he has and the old pictures of like the two of them together, him and his and and his partner, um he still looks the same.
Ryan: Or am I crazy? like It didn't look like he changed...
tommy cresta: Yeah, like that's not two people.
Ryan: Yeah, like it's just, it's just, Jamie is on the outside and then the other guy, I forget the name. I don't even know if they gave him a name. I'm sure they did, but I forget.
tommy cresta: He did. don't remember it.
Ryan: Yeah, I don't remember. He, when Alison Brie punches him in the face, you see the other guy come out for a second.
tommy cresta: Yeah.
Ryan: You see them like split a little bit. But then in the end with Franco and Alison Brie, like the main couple, they... become one person and have like aspects of themselves.
Ryan: Like it's CGI that their faces come together. It looks weird and it has like shorter hair and it's just Dave Franco's voice and like more so her face.
tommy cresta: Looks horrible, first off.
Ryan: and it's very weird looking, but don't understand why Jamie, I could be crazy. Maybe they just like, maybe they found an actor to try to make these two guys, the younger versions, like look the same.
Ryan: So it is, you know, both of them together physically, But to me, it just looked like young it looks like young Jamie was just Jamie. And there was the other guy who was inside of him.
Ryan: So maybe like, i don't know, maybe they can like switch out and like Jamie is like out and being the teacher and like living, making the money and stuff. and then the other guy can come out now and again and, you know, have his own life somewhat maybe.
Ryan: But I don't know, maybe not.
tommy cresta: i Yeah, like don't understand how like the being one person works.
Ryan: Well, it's just one. You just become one.
tommy cresta: Yeah, but like can they can can you have kids?
Ryan: No.
Ryan: You are one person.
tommy cresta: Hmm.
Ryan: I mean, he says it. It's the most intimate possible thing.
Ryan: Because you're literally one person, oneself. I imagine you can communicate to each other and you're just always constantly together, obviously. So it's just.
tommy cresta: That's horrible.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: That sounds like the worst thing in the world. It's
Ryan: I'm not disagreeing with you, but that's that's that's what it was.
tommy cresta: also just bad. Again, this movie this whole movie is showing how bad it is for everyone listening. This movie is just showing you how bad it is to be codependent to someone.
tommy cresta: It's not healthy. There's a difference between loving a human being and then being codependent.
Ryan: There's a healthy...
tommy cresta: Codependency is to a point. is like
Ryan: Yeah, to a point. like There's a healthy amount of it, but it's to the point...
tommy cresta: yeah Yeah, like living together and loving someone and not being able to be your own person.
Ryan: like Yeah, living together and... The director was saying before, he's like, I've realized that me and my wife, I think, were like you know we watch the same movies, we watch the same shows, we eat the same things, we have the same friends, we live in the same place.
Ryan: Codependency is fine, but... But to a point where it's like if one if both partners are OK with it and have like a healthy amount of distance from each other, like you have your own friends, maybe you're like, you know, you can cross things.
tommy cresta: Yeah, you still want your own life. you You want to go do your own thing.
Ryan: Yeah. To an extent. Yeah. But it's also unhealthy when it's one person is far more codependent than the other. And you kind of see that in this movie where. um Franco's... Franco is a little bit more dependent on Alison Brie because she's bringing in the money. She actually has a job.
tommy cresta: Yeah.
Ryan: like he's He's a struggling musician who just kind of is still chasing it even though he's... What do they say? He was like 35, something like that.
tommy cresta: Yeah, 35. 35.
Ryan: So yeah, and she's kind of supporting him where he's... you know She's thinking about like breaking up with him a little bit, but she still loves him. So there's kind of a point of that where it's kind of unhealthy on Franco's end, even though he's not like...
tommy cresta: Even though she might be codependent on him at first because she's the one that seems to love him more.
Ryan: you know,
Ryan: yeah. I mean, she, she wants it to work out so bad that he's kind of like, you know, she does the whole,
tommy cresta: Because they even bring up a valid them being like twinning and he changes.
Ryan: yeah. Yeah. I think, yeah. It's just kind of like, it's a weird faltering relationship in the beginning, but then they, you know, they learn that they, they do love each other and they want to be together forever.
tommy cresta: weird dynamic.
Ryan: So they become one single person.
tommy cresta: It was a weird happy ending to a movie.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: think i wouldve preferred if she died too, which sounds horrible, but I think it would for a better ending than that weird ending we got.
Ryan: um
Ryan: She died. don't know.
Ryan: I don't think so. I don't know. We got the happy ending.
Ryan: You don't like happiness, so i don't I know why you don't want that.
tommy cresta: No, I don't like, I don't like that. I don't get why all horror movies need to have good endings. I feel like that doesn't, i don't know.
Ryan: They don't all have good endings.
tommy cresta: A lot of them do.
Ryan: It's true. lot of them don't.
tommy cresta: I feel like I'm a lot... Name me maybe five horror movies that don't have a good ending.
Ryan: Hell House.
Ryan: The first one does not have a good ending.
tommy cresta: Yeah, you're right. Bird Hell House does not have a good ending. have
Ryan: I'm trying to think.
tommy cresta: They do die.
Ryan: um Nightmare on Elm Street. That's classic. I'll try to think more modern stuff.
tommy cresta: That's fair, though.
Ryan: Yeah.
Ryan: I'm trying to think.
Ryan: You think of some too because you've watched way more horror movies than I have. trying to think of modern yeah strangers does not yeah open up modern horror movies
tommy cresta: Strangers. That's the one I always think of. cause i always think That's why I think that the Strangers is like the one I'm always like, that's the best. Because they die.
tommy cresta: feel like the Boogeyman does and the Woman in the Yard has a happy ending. again Imaginary.
Ryan: yeah depending on which version of the descent you watch that usually doesn't have a good ending neither of them are good endings but the one she gets away and the other one it was a dream
tommy cresta: Night Swim.
tommy cresta: First off, they both have...
tommy cresta: Yeah. yeah Unless you watch the sequel. Because then she goes back.
Ryan: yeah
tommy cresta: Which is so stupid. Should have never been a sequel. Yeah. yeah the first The theatrical version should have been the only ending of that movie. Where she doesn't get out.
Ryan: yeah Cabin in the Woods is kind of like a in the middle ending because they do win but the world also gets destroyed.
tommy cresta: Yeah like an MCU. Yeah. Like they're okay. I mean they're stuck in those cases.
Ryan: Well no they die.
tommy cresta: But.
Ryan: No they're dead.
tommy cresta: They lived.
Ryan: They're dead as shit. They live and then they release the world destroying. They're still on Earth which gets destroyed. They're dead.
tommy cresta: No, they get stuck in the they get stuck in the glass thing. The things they've released, they get stuck in one of those cases, don't they?
Ryan: I know. No, but then they go out and they kill Sigourney Weaver and then they release the fucking, the bad.
tommy cresta: Yeah, so they're okay.
tommy cresta: I need to watch that movie again.
Ryan: No, there's like the the guy, because they're killing all these people to keep this fucking world-destroying monster appeased. And then they need, don't they, isn't that they need her to die because they need the virgin blood or some shit?
tommy cresta: Yeah, the virgin blood they need.
Ryan: And then, yeah, they need her to die. And then i think, don't they kill Sigourney Weaver and put Sigourney Weaver's blood in the thing? And then the bad guy gets pissed off and he destroys, you see the hand come out and he destroys the world.
tommy cresta: Yeah, because there's like a joke they make because that she's not a virgin.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: yeah yeah You've still never seen that movie.
Ryan: I've seen most of it. I've seen the ending, so I know that.
tommy cresta: James Angenese. That's his name, right?
Ryan: James A. Janisse. I have watched that video, but I have seen most of the movie.
tommy cresta: Yeah.
Ryan: Actual movie.
tommy cresta: Great movie. Filmed two years before it was released. filmed then fin Filmed and edited two years before. And then it got canned.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: And then Chris Hemsworth got but famous because of Thor and then they released it.
Ryan: Really?
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: Cool little factoid for all of you.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: um But yeah, if I will say with everything I just said about this movie, I still gave it What did I give it?
Ryan: Oh, the Smile movies do not have very good endings. I mean, good endings, but not happy endings.
tommy cresta: Yeah, I guess maybe...
Ryan: Both of them.
tommy cresta: i guess maybe I feel like horror just needs...
Ryan: Bring Her Back. Bring Her Back has lukewarm ending because the girl gets away, but the guy, the boy dies.
tommy cresta: Yeah, they all get away.
Ryan: No, the boy gets fucking drowned in a puddle.
tommy cresta: Oh, boy.
Ryan: The main the main kid. I forget the names already. But his sister, the the blind girl, she gets away, but she's her whole fucking family's dead. And she just gets picked up.
tommy cresta: Oh, bring her back. I was thinking, talk to me. Yeah, he does die.
Ryan: Yeah. Talk to me doesn't have a happy ending.
tommy cresta: Yeah, maybe but maybe I'm wrong. I'm sorry. that Yeah, you're right.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: Maybe it's just because bad horror movies have happy endings that most of the time I disassociate that.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: Maybe that's why.
Ryan: Like, long legs.
tommy cresta: Maybe I just like because good horror movies have bad bad endings most of the time. Because all the horror movies just named are considered really good horror movies.
Ryan: Yeah. Long legs at a... Mm-hmm. Long legs had a lukewarm ending because she gets she gets the girl out of there.
tommy cresta: Banging movie.
Ryan: The little girl, but then the the detective already we got possessed and kills his wife.
tommy cresta: All the alien movies.
Ryan: Well, yeah.
tommy cresta: They're lukewarm endings every time. Long legs. No, I mean Romulus especially. That creepy fuck comes out
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: What would you give this movie? I gave it a 66. I
Ryan: I would. Damn. 82. Because I still thought it was good.
tommy cresta: i mean, a 66 is still...
Ryan: I didn't.
tommy cresta: and It's not bad.
Ryan: It's not good. Would you watch a movie? If you were watching looking for movies and you were like, oh, 66, I can find something better. you're not going to watch that movie.
tommy cresta: i would. 82 is a really good movie.
Ryan: Yeah, I thought this was a really good movie.
tommy cresta: Yeah, so I'm...
Ryan: With issues.
tommy cresta: F1 an 81. 81. ah gave f one and eighty one
Ryan: Okay. I thought this was better than F1. F1 was more fun than this movie, but...
tommy cresta: Yeah, no, you're probably right. It's probably better made movie than F1.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: I think...
tommy cresta: Better made, I didn't i didn't like it as much.
Ryan: Because like we said, like, yeah, you can you can not like it as much as me.
tommy cresta: That's why I think I gave it a 66. Out of enjoyment, this would be 50. ah fifty
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: But quality goes up.
Ryan: Because like, yeah, like we said, like when it, yeah, when it makes that transition to like horror comedy, I wish it didn't.
tommy cresta: Because filmmaking-wise, I really liked it.
Ryan: But at the same time, the comedy does still work. Like we both laughed at several jokes.
tommy cresta: Oh, one of the funniest scenes is when it cuts away from the Saw scene.
Ryan: Yeah. Like it it does.
tommy cresta: i left it I got a good laugh.
Ryan: Yeah. The jokes work. like it's not It's not like, oh, it turned to comedy and it was just bad comedy. It was good comedy. I just wish it wasn't comedy. But for what it was, it was still a good job of trying the of doing what it was doing.
tommy cresta: What would you give Happy Gilmore to?
Ryan: So. 97?
tommy cresta: Actually, what would you give Happy Gilmore to?
Ryan: I don't know. It's not as good as the first one, but it was still fun. 73? 73? seventy-th three
tommy cresta: ka Our scores are not that different for how much of you hated on me from how I reacted to Happy Gilmore.
Ryan: What'd you give it? 63.
tommy cresta: 63.
Ryan: sixty three Okay. You just don't like fun.
tommy cresta: I liked it.
Ryan: You just don't like fun. It's fine.
tommy cresta: we only I think there's only 190 this year so far.
Ryan: What was that?
tommy cresta: Well, you didn't even give the movie a score.
Ryan: Oh.
tommy cresta: I gave to Warfare.
Ryan: Oh, yeah.
tommy cresta: Your closest is an 89 for Sinners.
Ryan: Warfare. Okay.
tommy cresta: your closest is and eighty nine for sinners I gave Cyanus, after my rewatch, I gave Cyanus an 85.
Ryan: Sinners was good.
tommy cresta: Yeah,
Ryan: Okay. Okay.
Ryan: Okay. What
tommy cresta: because then... ah Something else I watched. I just scrolled past it. I mean, you both gave it a really high score.
Ryan: was it? Bring Her Back?
tommy cresta: Yeah, 88 and 87 from us.
Ryan: just but Okay.
tommy cresta: That is so good.
Ryan: It was a good movie.
tommy cresta: God.
tommy cresta: I really hope weapons, like, is really good.
Ryan: Yeah. I think it will be. I'm excited for that movie.
tommy cresta: Dude, Wolfman. Still at a 75. I've seen a movie twice. don't care what anyone has to say about that movie.
Ryan: Was that 25? Oh, shit.
tommy cresta: Yeah, first movie of 25.
Ryan: da
tommy cresta: Valiant 1, 47. God, I hated that movie.
tommy cresta: Mission and Impossible, 86.
tommy cresta: But yeah, i I think though, if you are a fan of like body horror and stuff, this is still... a really well-made body horror movie. There are so many worse movies out there.
tommy cresta: So many worse horror movies, so many worse movies in total. It's, go watch it. It is enjoyable. It is still a good movie. It still has some good scares in it.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: Um, yeah, and if Ryan, if i mean, Ryan gave an A2, that shows you someone who, I mean, Ryan has definitely grown his enjoyment the horror genre a lot.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: I mean, but, I mean, it is a good, it is still a good horror movie. And a 66 for me, is that's still a good time i think that's so good score.
Ryan: Yeah. And even outside of horror, it's still, it's just a good movie.
tommy cresta: Yeah, like, I mean, it's well made.
Ryan: It's well done. Well acted.
tommy cresta: Well acted.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: Great chemistry. Had good jokes.
Ryan: Good sets. Yeah.
tommy cresta: Some sexy scenes.
Ryan: Sure.
tommy cresta: Allison Brie, very attractive. Dave Franco, very attractive.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: Two thumbs up.
Ryan: right.
tommy cresta: um Well, however far I can make this thumb go up. um But yeah. Anything else you want to add about Together before these fan questions?
Ryan: Ew.
Ryan: Not really. It was fun.
tommy cresta: I got some horror themed fan questions.
Ryan: Not fun. Fun's not the word. It was good.
tommy cresta: It's a fun movie.
Ryan: it It becomes a fun movie.
tommy cresta: It's like queasy fun.
Ryan: is ah Yeah, all right.
tommy cresta: Saw X is a fun movie.
Ryan: Yeah, if you like that, as you know you should see somebody.
tommy cresta: Yeah. Saw X is fun to watch your friends reactions.
Ryan: But yeah. Yeah.
tommy cresta: Terrorfire 3 is not a fun movie. That was maybe one of the
Ryan: If you see Saul X alone, you're like, that was a lot of fun. I like that. You should talk to somebody.
tommy cresta: That's weird.
Ryan: But yeah. It's okay. Are
tommy cresta: yeah so I guess I have 10 horror questions. Yeah,
Ryan: you to read them
tommy cresta: I'm finding them.
Ryan: Alright. Just double checking.
tommy cresta: Sorry.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: Okay. What horror movie villain do you and ah root for and why?
Ryan: Michael Myers. He did nothing wrong.
tommy cresta: This is Jamie from Salem. The killers in the I Know What You Did Last Summer franchise, they they late have a reason for what they do.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: The people literally lie about killing someone.
Ryan: Mm-hmm.
tommy cresta: I went and saw the other one, the new one.
Ryan: Yeah. Okay.
tommy cresta: Way better than had any right being. Madeline Klein's character, though, Might be the new dumbest character in film history.
Ryan: Nice.
tommy cresta: She's um dumb, dumb.
Ryan: That's good. That's fun. Yeah. I mean, Jigsaw's up there. Because, you know, you he's doing horrible shit, but to bad people.
tommy cresta: Bad people.
Ryan: so And he gives him a way out. never a fun way, but you can survive.
tommy cresta: It does give them a way out.
Ryan: Yeah, you can survive.
tommy cresta: ah Suck your own bone marrow out.
Ryan: Most of them. Oh God, that one sucked.
tommy cresta: No, yeah.
Ryan: um
tommy cresta: um no yeah
Ryan: Trying to think of something, something else.
tommy cresta: The one from, fuck, Urban Legends. Me and Sam watched it during Halloween. And we it got to like the explanation of why she was doing what she was doing. And me and Sam were like, this is such a valid reason to kill people.
tommy cresta: Like, I would would do it too. I think because her friends, I think they caused her like sister to kill herself.
Ryan: Oh, fuck.
tommy cresta: I was like, this is so rational.
Ryan: Yeah. Yeah, alright.
tommy cresta: But yeah. um Which horror movie, oh wait, did i say the name? Jamie from Salem.
Ryan: Yeah, you said it.
tommy cresta: Which horror movie death stuck with you the longest? Malik from Chicago.
Ryan: Oh, there's definitely one.
tommy cresta: he
Ryan: i'm trying to think.
tommy cresta: It might be the one from Saul. that That one did stick with for a while.
Ryan: Yeah, the leg. The leg was tough.
tommy cresta: The leg was tough. It didn't it didn't shy away from like showing it. Hearing it.
Ryan: Mm-hmm.
tommy cresta: Terrifier 3's bathroom scene was pretty terrible. The chainsaw.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: Little kick in chopped up in beginning.
Ryan: Well, also the... i mean, for you, The Strangers, just the end of that movie stuck with you forever. You still bring it up every chance you get.
tommy cresta: No, it's not the end. It's the beginning. so It's when she's getting the glass of water and he like he's in the shadow behind her.
Ryan: The beginning.
Ryan: Oh, yeah. He's just standing there.
tommy cresta: that's whats That's what stuck with me because the way my kitchen's set up, that's what it looks like.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: It freaks me the fuck out every time I go in there.
Ryan: Yeah. I'm trying to think.
tommy cresta: Yeah, no, that's stuck with me.
Ryan: I mean, saw...
tommy cresta: No one dies there.
Ryan: Yeah, the leg scene in Saw X was that... mean, my leg was hurting for like a week. I'm like, fuck. Ah.
tommy cresta: I mean, the bring her back thing, the fact that you made a sandwich in.
Ryan: Yeah, no, I looked at the knife.
tommy cresta: No one died, but...
Ryan: I was like, no. ah Yeah, that sucked.
tommy cresta: If you were trapped in a horror movie, which one would would you actually just actually survive? Yo, I'm beating...
Ryan: Which woman would I survive?
tommy cresta: I'm not gonna lie. I am beating the absolute dog shit out of Chucky. I mean, I'm throwing hands. I'm shooting.
tommy cresta: And The Strangers. I think I would actually survive The Strangers movies.
Ryan: Maybe.
tommy cresta: First off, I wouldn't do...
Ryan: Pretty smart, though.
tommy cresta: Yeah. But also wouldn't shoot my friend.
Ryan: True.
tommy cresta: I wouldn't miss...
Ryan: You wouldn't shoot Glenn Howard. and
tommy cresta: No.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: I wouldn't miss as much as he does.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: and wouldn't be stupid about it. I feel like I could... i feel like The so Strangers are smart, though.
Ryan: Mm
tommy cresta: like They knew what they were doing by getting Glenn Howard and killed. like Letting him get in there and stuff.
Ryan: hmm.
tommy cresta: they If they wanted they could have killed him, but they knew what their plan was.
Ryan: Yeah, no, they do. um
tommy cresta: Yeah, I feel like Chucky, though. I feel like I could beat Chucky up.
tommy cresta: Michael Myers would pick me up and beat the piss out of me.
Ryan: Yeah, I'm trying to think of a good one. Saw, I wouldn't survive. I'd be like, no, it's fine.
tommy cresta: Just kill me.
Ryan: Do it.
tommy cresta: I don't want to saw my leg off.
Ryan: just I don't want i want to. No, I'm good.
tommy cresta: That's not worth it. Hellraiser. i don't want to be i don't want to be part of that.
Ryan: No, fuck that. No, not Hellraiser.
tommy cresta: Chatterteeth? Fuck that. He scares to think other guys.
Ryan: It's still the funniest text from your dad ever.
tommy cresta: You false Saddam Hussein. That's not as scary Saddam Hussein is not as scary as Chatterteeth.
tommy cresta: ah That question was from Brooke from tam ah Tampa, Florida.
Ryan: God.
Ryan: Tampa.
tommy cresta: Yeah, you just you gotta give your answer, though.
Ryan: I'm trying to think. Did you know the Tampa Bay Lightning is owned by the Yakuza, supposedly?
tommy cresta: All right.
Ryan: I watched the video on this.
tommy cresta: that why they're so good?
Ryan: No, the owner, I think it's the lightning or the, um, who's the other? No, it's not the Panthers. It is the lightning. The, uh, the owner is a Japanese guy who has never been seen or photographed with the team ever.
Ryan: won Nobody's ever met him because they were, they were looking for money to, you know, get by the expansion team and build a stadium and all that.
tommy cresta: Really?
Ryan: And this other buyer came in and they're like, he's got money. Sure. And everybody's like, that's a little, that's a little weird.
tommy cresta: a little suspicious.
Ryan: Yeah. So now the, I'm not a conspiracy theory guy, but this the theory is that it's a money laundering front for the Yakuza, which is pretty it's pretty fun.
tommy cresta: That's a pretty cool theory. you
Ryan: It's pretty cool. Yeah.
tommy cresta: Kucherov's just the front for a money laundering scheme for the Yakuza.
tommy cresta: I'm trying to think of who you could fight.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: Trying to fight Volokh?
tommy cresta: Trying to throw hands with a nun?
Ryan: No! Absolutely not.
tommy cresta: You and Annabelle going have a fist fight?
Ryan: Fuck no.
tommy cresta: Basheba?
Ryan: Shiba.
tommy cresta: Team up with Ed and Lorraine Warren?
Ryan: I'd probably survive Get Out. It's because I'm like, I'm going to leave and they'd be like, alright, that's fine.
tommy cresta: Oh, okay. I think i thought you were good.
Ryan: You're good. No, they'd be like, buddy, you're you're fine. We're not going to kidnap you. like, sweet. Thank you.
tommy cresta: I was gonna say, yeah.
Ryan: Yeah, I don't know what you guys are doing. I'm going to tell people not to come here, just so we're clear. But at the same time, if you're letting me leave, thank you.
tommy cresta: First of all, they're they're not taking you. They're not taking either one of us.
Ryan: Yeah, they're not taking me.
Ryan: They're also like, listen, do you want a new brain? I'm like, fucking no. What are you talking about?
tommy cresta: You're like, no!
Ryan: No, I don't want a new brain.
tommy cresta: Stay away from me.
Ryan: the fuck out of here.
tommy cresta: Um, what's the most underrated horror film of the last decade? Carlos from Albuquerque, in New Mexico.
Ryan: The last decade.
tommy cresta: Um, underrated.
tommy cresta: that the last decade?
Ryan: Ooh, us? Yo, you know what would be a good one for what you would survive?
tommy cresta: Hmm.
Ryan: Us. Could you beat yourself in a fight?
Ryan: That's a good question.
tommy cresta: No, but I wouldn't beat my dad.
Ryan: No, but just, well, okay, yeah.
tommy cresta: but i just call you a twin.
Ryan: If your family, your family, and then the, your, I forget, what was the term they used? I forget. The untethered version of your family, or the tethered version of your family.
tommy cresta: Yeah, you're tethered.
Ryan: Would you, would you be, would your family be able to beat your family?
tommy cresta: Yeah, I would just shoot the other version of me.
tommy cresta: That's how I'm going.
Ryan: But he's got the scissors, dude. He can block them. He's got those golden scissors.
tommy cresta: Oh, I thought Paranormal Activity 3 was in the last decade. Kojima Haunted Asylum is.
Ryan: Yeah, that movie's scary as shit.
tommy cresta: That movie is scary. That movie does not get the recognition it deserves.
Ryan: No. Yeah.
tommy cresta: Um. Oh. Um. I just watched it. Fucking afflicted. Never even heard of it until the other day. That movie is fucking fantastic.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: You need to watch it. Because that movie is great.
Ryan: Yeah. You know what want to watch? the um The host. It's coming to, I think, Hulu this month. I might already be on there. It's like a...
tommy cresta: Hosts like. The 60-minute horror movie?
Ryan: It might be that one. It's the like monster movie that I think Korean that everybody says is amazing.
tommy cresta: Never even heard of it.
Ryan: Yeah. People say it's like the best monster movie.
tommy cresta: Oh! Like the giant monster? Oh, there's one where it's like a giant monster during the day.
Ryan: i don't think it's like huge, but yeah.
Ryan: ah It is during the day.
tommy cresta: Pretty good.
Ryan: It looked like it, but
tommy cresta: Yeah, I think I know which one talking about. Um, what's a horror movie that terrifies you as a kid, but now makes you laugh? Tara from Richmond, Virginia. Halloween Town.
Ryan: not a hot. There's one scary scene. I'll give you that scene is scary, but it's scary.
tommy cresta: I've seen it as scary as a kid. No, an actual horror movie that scared me as a kid doesn't doesn't scare me now.
Ryan: It's frightening.
tommy cresta: A horror movie. Oh, Nightmare on Elm Street. The original one.
Ryan: Yeah. Freddy's kind of just fun. He's a little, he's a little fucking asshole.
tommy cresta: That scene where he extended his arms and me you were laughing at. Like, it's an amazing scene because it's iconic.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: had to go That scene as a kid scared the shit out of me. Because I thought about that happened to me. Of course, now it's hilarious.
tommy cresta: um
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: Which horror movie has the best opening scene? Ryan from Philadelphia.
Ryan: Hey. That's pretty nice.
tommy cresta: Ryan Baran?
Ryan: Brian Buran. Dude.
tommy cresta: I'm not go lie.
Ryan: That's me.
tommy cresta: It might be Evil Dead or Rise. Ryan
Ryan: That is my tethered self, dude. Brian Buran's coming for me.
tommy cresta: Perrin is coming for you.
Ryan: Asshole. What'd you say?
tommy cresta: I said Evil Dead Rise. Dude,
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: the title card on Evil Dead Rise is iconic.
Ryan: I mean, the opening scene from Together with the dogs, that was really good.
tommy cresta: That was really good.
Ryan: Just now.
tommy cresta: Dude, but Evil Dead Rise, when she floats out of the water and then the title card comes up on the water, all goes red.
Ryan: Yeah, that was cool.
tommy cresta: and I mean, Halloween's with the pumpkin. It's pretty epic.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: There's so many good ones.
Ryan: Coming out of the water.
tommy cresta: Horror movie ones are so good.
Ryan: I'm looking. This is vampire horror movies.
tommy cresta: Horror movie title cards are fantastic.
Ryan: Why is Morbius on here?
tommy cresta: Vampire horror Afflicted!
Ryan: That was on here.
tommy cresta: So good.
Ryan: I'm just scrolling through horror movies now.
tommy cresta: I want to watch that again.
Ryan: Hotel Transylvania?
tommy cresta: Banger movie.
Ryan: Vampire horror movies. Hotel Transylvania. That was a banger.
tommy cresta: Abraham Stoker's Dracula.
Ryan: Hmm.
Ryan: Huh.
tommy cresta: What's a horror movie? Oh, wait, you haven't picked an answer yet.
Ryan: Yeah, I'm trying to think.
tommy cresta: Oh, yes, you did.
Ryan: I don't know.
Ryan: I mean, the final destination openings are always fun.
tommy cresta: Me and Sam just watched. that's what That's why I couldn't play Among Us last night.
Ryan: Yeah, just any.
tommy cresta: Me and Sam watched Final Destination Bloodlines.
Ryan: Hmm.
tommy cresta: Dude, that opening is so good.
Ryan: It a good one. It was a good one.
tommy cresta: Might be the best opening in the franchise.
Ryan: Yeah. Yeah.
tommy cresta: Is that or two? Two's is so good.
Ryan: Which one's two?
tommy cresta: That's the car pileup.
Ryan: Is that the... Oh, that's log truck. Yeah, yeah.
tommy cresta: Yeah.
Ryan: That one's great.
tommy cresta: That one scares me. ah What's one horror movie you refuse to rewatch because it genuinely disturbed you?
Ryan: Gojima Haunted a Asylum.
tommy cresta: was just about to say Ryan.
Ryan: Every fucking... Every bit of that fucking movie. I don't want it.
tommy cresta: And then the stupid ass balloon in my basement.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: That shit was a paid actor.
Ryan: That's scary.
tommy cresta: um Genuinely scared me that I didn't watch it again.
tommy cresta: I don't think there's been a movie I haven't watched again. Because I think I went...
Ryan: Oh, you know what good opening?
tommy cresta: Hmm.
Ryan: X. The cops just walk onto the scene and is like, this looks like war one fucked up horror picture.
tommy cresta: Oh, yeah. It's like, what the fuck happened here?
Ryan: And then the fucking, yeah, the music starts playing.
tommy cresta: And then they pick up the camera and then it hits like the starting...
Ryan: That's a good opening. Not a scary opening, but a good opening for a movie.
tommy cresta: Really good opening, though. To a fantastic movie.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: I'm not going to lie. i don't I don't think I'll ever watch Terrifier 3 again.
tommy cresta: Especially that I almost threw up the last time I watched it.
Ryan: Yeah.
Ryan: Oh, another good opening. Talk to me. Remember when the guy, he's at the house party and he's trying to find his brother and he opens the door.
tommy cresta: Oh, and he...
Ryan: Yeah, that's a good fucking movie.
tommy cresta: Yeah, and they stabbed him in the kitchen.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: Yeah, and then Connor looked at me he's like, what the fuck did you bring me to go see Because it scared the shit out of him. He was so mad at me.
Ryan: Yeah.
Ryan: It's a good movie. Fuck.
tommy cresta: I still remember getting to see. That was one of the best moments on the podcast was when we made the agreement. I was like, if men debuts above a 70, we got to go see it.
Ryan: Mm hmm. Yeah.
tommy cresta: And then now it sits at like a 60. So thank God debuted high.
Ryan: Yeah. And I think for Talk to Me, I think because they did that. It's all a one take, the opening scene. I think remember the older brother kicks down the door and finds him in the bedroom.
tommy cresta: Yeah.
Ryan: I think they only had like three or four doors, I think. And I think it was the last take. They got it.
tommy cresta: Oh, really?
Ryan: Yeah. So they were like, fuck, this might have to.
tommy cresta: That's a good... theyre They're really good sound design because the way the noise the knife makes when he stabs him, it's really creepy.
Ryan: Mm hmm. Yeah. Yeah, they're good.
tommy cresta: He doesn't die, though, because that's the one you see later in the movie, isn't it?
Ryan: No, yeah, he survives.
tommy cresta: Yeah.
Ryan: The little brother kills himself, but yeah.
tommy cresta: Yeah. um
Ryan: Good movie.
tommy cresta: If you could pick any horror director to make a new franchise, who would it be?
Ryan: Any horror director?
tommy cresta: Alina from San Francisco. Does this mean, like,
Ryan: I mean, Mike Flanagan.
tommy cresta: Yeah, I guess Mike Flanagan.
Ryan: Immediately.
tommy cresta: But does this mean like remake a franchise? of like a heart or like Make a new horror franchise.
Ryan: i mean, if they can make their own, then.
tommy cresta: I mean, James Wan.
Ryan: Yeah, i was going to say James Wan is just thinking of fucked up shit constantly.
tommy cresta: Flanagan's up there.
tommy cresta: I wouldn't mind Cognetti making like a newfound footage franchise.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: i would I would like to see him do something along lines of the Descent style. Like in the woods or something.
Ryan: Okay.
tommy cresta: I like found footage in the woods.
Ryan: Yeah, that be cool. Yeah. I mean, if Flanagan just got like
tommy cresta: and
Ryan: I'm trying to think of if there's a long book series. Well, he's doing the Dark Tower series, isn't he?
tommy cresta: Are they scary?
Ryan: I think there's like scary parts of them, but it's just Stephen King like madness.
tommy cresta: I never never got into them.
tommy cresta: um
Ryan: Just random shit.
tommy cresta: I didn't know Stephen King wrote them.
Ryan: I heard they're though.
tommy cresta: Who's the best final girl of all time? Oh no, what's the best final girl performance of all time?
Ryan: I mean, fucking Halloween.
tommy cresta: Sydney Prescott.
Ryan: um Sydney Prescott's up there. Fucking, what's her name? Jimmy Lee Curtis.
tommy cresta: Yeah, Laurie Strode.
Ryan: Halloween is up there. Yeah.
tommy cresta: Sydney Prescott's that girl, though. She'd be dogging out the ghost face.
Ryan: Yeah. Talking about performance, though.
tommy cresta: Yeah, but she's always great Sydney Prescott.
Ryan: No, I know she is. I'm not disagreeing with you.
tommy cresta: i mean, Mia Goth in X. She's fantastic that movie.
Ryan: Yeah, and X. She's great in all three of them. Just that Maxine wasn't very good.
tommy cresta: Yeah, the movie's not very good. Um... Probably they have, like, great final girls.
tommy cresta: I mean, those are the best ones, I think. I don't think the ones in Jason even compare... the Friday the 13th compare. don't think the Slash and franchise compared to those ones.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: Uh, the girl in Nightmare on Elm Street's pretty good. The later ones. Um...
Ryan: She is good.
tommy cresta: ah What horror movie twist completely caught you off guard? Nina from Cincinnati, Ohio. Horror movie twist.
Ryan: Cincinnati.
tommy cresta: trying to think of big twist in a horror movie.
Ryan: movie twist. Yeah.
tommy cresta: I mean, don't get around, there are plenty of them.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: I mean, the twist and afflicted that i didn't even know with the movie because I didn't know anything about the movie.
tommy cresta: Pretty cool.
Ryan: I mean, Get Out's twist is good. It's not like a twist. It's just a reveal of what's actually happening.
tommy cresta: Yeah, what's actually happening.
Ryan: Yeah. I guess the the twist of the the daughter, his girlfriend, being in on it is good.
tommy cresta: Ooh, that is a good twist.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: Oh, Tony Collette being part of it in Hereditary.
Ryan: She's not really part of it. She gets fucking um
tommy cresta: Possessed.
Ryan: possessed. Yeah.
tommy cresta: Overrated movie.
Ryan: You think? Hmm.
tommy cresta: I've never been the biggest Hereditary fan. Her performance is unbelievable in that movie.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: Still snubbed for an Oscar.
tommy cresta: Biggest twist in a horror movie. can't think of any of them right now.
tommy cresta: Oh, there's a twist in VHS.
tommy cresta: Beyond. It's really good.
Ryan: No.
tommy cresta: I don't want to spoil it, but... I mean, no, I don't want to spoil for anyone. It's really good. Which horror setting is more terrifying? Haunted House, Abandoned Asylum, or The Woods?
tommy cresta: Man, I feel like I've seen so many of each one.
Ryan: I mean, they're all scary.
tommy cresta: They're all pretty fucking terrible. feel like Abandoned Asylum after Jojima is the worst.
Ryan: Haunted Asylum is scary as shit. Yeah.
tommy cresta: Because they just then...
Ryan: Because the woods is scary in general. But yeah i feel like you can run enough. If you're stuck in an abandoned asylum, there's only so many. There's only so far you can go.
tommy cresta: In a house, you can bust down the door. figure out an asylum is just so big, you might get a lost.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: Yeah, I'm going to say Asylum with you.
Ryan: Asylum's scary.
tommy cresta: That's from Greg in Nashville. ah What horror movie villain would make the worst roommate? The Babadook.
Ryan: Probably Freddy Krueger.
tommy cresta: No, could slice up some some food.
Ryan: Yeah, and he's going to be like, these are actually fingers, not hot dogs. how He's going to be an asshole.
tommy cresta: um
Ryan: Michael Myers be fine because he's going to be all quiet, keep to himself.
tommy cresta: Yeah, until you turn the corners just standing there. Breeze
Ryan: Yeah, I mean, he's going to stand in the corner of your room while you're sleeping, but yeah you get used to it.
tommy cresta: like he's wearing a sleep apnea mask.
Ryan: It's fine. You just, you know, he'll breathe you sleep.
Ryan: It's like a lullaby.
tommy cresta: Me and Ghostface would be vibing because we would always watch scary movies.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: I mean, Hellraiser would suck. Pinhead.
Ryan: Yeah, that would suck pretty bad.
tommy cresta: He would always be like, you want to play games? you meant No.
Ryan: Yeah. Nosferatu. Nosferatu would be really annoying because he's just trying to fuck you the whole time.
tommy cresta: oh
Ryan: The horny bastard. Yeah.
tommy cresta: Only comes out at night. That'd be pretty terrible.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: um Which non-horror actor gave a surprisingly great performance in a horror movie? Toni Collette.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: Alright, Terry. So good.
Ryan: I mean, not a horror actor.
tommy cresta: Can say she's a horror actress? She's just a great actress.
Ryan: Yeah. mean, that's most people.
tommy cresta: trying to think of...
Ryan: kind It's tough to think of like somebody who's...
tommy cresta: I'm trying to of... the people... The guy in the Kreet movies.
Ryan: Oh, yeah.
tommy cresta: Movies I don't love, but he's really good in them.
Ryan: He's good. Yeah.
tommy cresta: Hmm. Oh, fucking Hugh Grant in Heretic. Fantastic.
tommy cresta: Love that movie.
Ryan: I'm
Ryan: trying to think.
tommy cresta: ah Last question.
Ryan: I mean, you got um fucking Skarsgård as Nosferatu.
tommy cresta: oh
Ryan: It was great.
tommy cresta: He is so good as Nosferatu.
Ryan: He was very good. and You don't love the mustache, but I don't mind the mustache.
tommy cresta: i don't like the whole look, but that's just my opinion.
Ryan: I like the mustache.
tommy cresta: That's just because I love the original one. The Symphony of Hollow.
Ryan: right.
tommy cresta: But um' I'm an OG. I'm original Nosferatu fan.
Ryan: Yeah, no, for sure. The one with no sound or anything. It's cool.
tommy cresta: There is sound.
Ryan: Okay.
tommy cresta: There is sound. There's music. You're just a hater.
Ryan: Sure. Yeah. He was reading. like, God damn it.
tommy cresta: What's one horror movie you think deserves a sequel right now?
tommy cresta: Jojima Haunted Asylum.
Ryan: Shut up.
tommy cresta: So I can make Ryan have to watch another one.
Ryan: Um,
Ryan: I don't know. Pray would be nice to get a sequel. like to see more of her.
tommy cresta: Yeah.
Ryan: Talk to me. I'd like to see more of that world.
tommy cresta: The Hell House embargo left yet?
tommy cresta: August 18th. August 18th we can talk about it.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: I just want more.
Ryan: Yeah, I don't know.
tommy cresta: I would like to see more of the Jojima Honda side. I want that director to make another one because that movie scared the shit out of me. It just probably has made another movie. I probably just haven't looked enough into it.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: I want Steven Spielberg to make another horror movie.
Ryan: What did.
tommy cresta: Jaws.
Ryan: oh right. Yeah, that makes sense. Yeah. Racking my brain like what.
tommy cresta: james
Ryan: Oh, yeah. The most iconic one of all time. That makes sense.
tommy cresta: James Cameron. Ridley Scott.
Ryan: yeah Cameron. Yeah.
tommy cresta: Fincher.
tommy cresta: Alien, Alien, Alien.
Ryan: James Gunn can go back to horror. Just go back to being the fucking weird ass horror guy.
tommy cresta: Who?
Ryan: James Gunn.
tommy cresta: Did do horror movies?
Ryan: Yeah, that was like his whole beginning of his career. it was like Slither and writing Dawn of the Dead.
tommy cresta: He directed Slither? Holy shit.
Ryan: Yeah.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: didn't know that.
Ryan: He was like the weird horror guy before he did. um think I think it was super with.
tommy cresta: Guardian?
Ryan: What's his name? Dwight Rainn Wilson.
tommy cresta: George Shroot?
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: Rainn Wilson? I love that movie.
Ryan: Yeah. Super? Yeah.
tommy cresta: That movie's ridiculous.
Ryan: Just walking around with a hammer.
tommy cresta: in the same universe as, um,
tommy cresta: uh, I think Brightburn.
tommy cresta: I think it is Brightburn.
Ryan: Is it? Because he did. I think Gunn produced that.
tommy cresta: Yeah, it's one of the, it's another superhero movie he did that isn't the MCU or Superman.
Ryan: Gotcha.
tommy cresta: They had something but it's in the same world as one of them.
Ryan: Mm-hmm.
tommy cresta: Or did he do the movie with, uh, Drake Bell where he's the superhero?
Ryan: Drake Bell?
tommy cresta: Yeah, you know where he's like the green guy? the It's like a spoof movie.
Ryan: No, I don't know what you're talking about.
tommy cresta: Oh my god, it's so funny.
Ryan: Okay.
tommy cresta: Tracy Morgan plays like Professor X. He's in like a wheelchair and stuff, but every room he goes into, it's a different chair.
Ryan: Yeah, that's pretty good.
tommy cresta: It's so funny. But yeah, those are the fan questions. Ryan, what is your recommendation of the week to everyone?
Ryan: i don't know i've been ah I've been home alone with my dad past couple nights and we watched two movies. My dad watched him for the first time. I showed him Sicario.
tommy cresta: Do you like it?
Ryan: He liked it a lot. And then I showed him End of Watch. He liked that a lot.
tommy cresta: Which one do you like? One of the more? was
Ryan: Sicario is a better movie, but End of Watch is more fun for the most part.
tommy cresta: going to say fun.
Ryan: there's There's two dad-approved movies that are good.
tommy cresta: I don't know if that would describe it.
Ryan: I'll give you those two.
tommy cresta: End the Watch so sad, though.
Ryan: Yeah, but the first, like, first two acts and then most of the third is fun.
Ryan: and know so When they're in the car just talking shit, it's hilarious.
tommy cresta: yeah
Ryan: Because the the chemistry between Pena and Gyllenhaal is just perfect. Like, they feel like they have been partners for years. They're just talking shit to each other. It's very funny.
Ryan: Go ahead. Pull the hair off your microphone.
Ryan: You got it.
tommy cresta: I can't get it I don't want to make too much noise on my mic.
Ryan: All right. It's fine.
tommy cresta: I'll get it after. Those are good ones. Both fantastic movies.
Ryan: Yeah. David Ayer and Vinny.
tommy cresta: Damn it is David Herr.
Ryan: Yeah. Yep.
tommy cresta: And then. Denis.
Ryan: What
tommy cresta: Second best director in the world.
Ryan: are you putting? Nolan above him? Okay.
tommy cresta: Yeah.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: The G. Not my favorite. Denis is number one in my opinion. It's my favorite. No one is the G.
Ryan: hear
tommy cresta: Um.
tommy cresta: I'm going to recommend.
tommy cresta: Naked Gun. The original one. Or Police Squad. The show. Just the same thing. It was just the show. But both are... All of them are hilarious. Go watch those movies. Just the movie... The new one with Liam Neeson is also hilarious.
tommy cresta: Go watch any of them. They're the best. If you want to go sit down and watch the dumbest humor you've ever seen, but also just crack up during it, go watch them. Ryan's never seen them.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: Ryan needs to watch them. They're so funny.
Ryan: True. I will.
tommy cresta: But yeah. Thank you guys for tuning in. We actually made an hour. That's shocking.
Ryan: It's pretty good.
tommy cresta: It was pretty good.
Ryan: This was going to be a short one. We did do
tommy cresta: Yeah, we we pushed through and we gave you guys some great content.
Ryan: we did do it
tommy cresta: um But yeah, we'll be back next week to talk about Weapons, which is very exciting. One of Ryan's top five most anticipated films of the year. Oh, does Ryan have some breaking news for us?
Ryan: Uh, well, is this real? Wait, what is this?
Ryan: This has got to be a fan page. Yeah, I don't think so. This would have been actual news. Give me a sec.
tommy cresta: Why? What was it?
Ryan: It was a picture of a Peaky Blinders movie trailer or poster.
tommy cresta: Well, Ryan does not have breaking news for us.
Ryan: Hold on a second, though.
tommy cresta: um Thank you guys so much for tuning into the podcast again. As I said, we'll be back next week with weapons. The week after that, and don't know what we're going to review. Probably nobody.
Ryan: No, I mean, yeah it's January 26th. It's called The Immortal Man, Tommy Shelby.
tommy cresta: That movie's going so fucking bad.
Ryan: Why?
tommy cresta: I have Because the last season was terrible.
Ryan: It wasn't terrible, but it wasn't very good.
tommy cresta: Last of Us season two was better than Peaky Blinders last season.
Ryan: He's just saying things.
tommy cresta: I am not.
Ryan: You are.
Ryan: January, though. I thought i didn't think it coming out that early. That soon.
tommy cresta: But yeah, thank you guys so much for tuning in.
Ryan: Sweet.
tommy cresta: ah As I said, and next week, weapons. Week after that, probably nobody too. The week after that should be Hell House Lineage with Chuck the movie guy.
tommy cresta: And yeah, um then. We'll be playing a lot Ready or Not in between then Among Us. Probably won't be streaming that though because sadly PlayStation doesn't allow you to stream Twitch from Discord which is such a weird thing.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: Yeah.
Ryan: If you got, maybe if you got a computer, you could, you know, just actually do it, but it's fine.
tommy cresta: I'm not getting a computer.
Ryan: It's fine. You just don't want to take the next step and you know, it's fine.
tommy cresta: Ryan won't come to the come to a ghost investigation with me.
Ryan: Yeah. not dying for bullshit.
tommy cresta: Ryan's going to come with me, though. Ryan's going to drop me, Connor, and Ian off. Ryan, are you going to come with for the tour part?
Ryan: Where? For what?
tommy cresta: The Britton Lodge.
Ryan: When? You didn't tell me about this.
tommy cresta: It's not happening yet. It's the one in PA I've been trying to do, but then it had to get rescheduled because they were doing maintenance.
Ryan: Okay. Maybe I'll do the tour.
tommy cresta: Yeah, like just with the guy where just going talk about it and stuff.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: yeah Yeah.
Ryan: Okay. Sure. Great.
tommy cresta: I said I'm not going make you do it. And don't want to it.
Ryan: Mm-hmm.
tommy cresta: I can make you get possessed. Now I am going to make Connor go in rooms by himself and then lock the door on him.
Ryan: Yeah, that's good.
tommy cresta: He doesn't know this yet.
Ryan: No. No, he doesn't. And he doesn't listen to this, so you know ah you'll be fine.
tommy cresta: Yeah, he is. He'll never know.
Ryan: They'll never know.
tommy cresta: But yeah, thank you guys for tuning in into another episode and we will see you in the next one. Ryan, of course, you have the last word. What would you like to love? Leave these lovely people with.
Ryan: Um.
tommy cresta: What's your prediction for the Phillies? Leave them with that.
Ryan: It went. Ooh.
tommy cresta: Charlie Morton against Christopher Sanchez.
Ryan: Phillies in six.
Ryan: World Series against the Tigers.
tommy cresta: Okay.
Ryan: Yeah.
tommy cresta: Oh! Oh, shit, okay!
