Horrors and Heartagrams: Evil Dead Rise, Ville Valo live, and Poppy (Ep. 274)

This week, we talk about our trip to Ville Valo's Neon Noir 2023 tour, new music from Poppy, and the fantastic Evil Dead Rise! We had a lot of fun on this one, so sit back and enjoy!

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The Supermedia Bros. Podcast is afounding member of the Odd Pods media network
Supermia Bros. When do metal andhorror not go together? Though? That's

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the thing is, like, I'malmost surprised that there's not more movies like
Sweeney Todd to an extent, oreven repub the Genetic Opera. Yeah,
where it's like some form of horrorand music in general. Really right,
Welcome to episode two hundred and seventyfour of the Supermedia Bros. Podcast.
I'm Richie, I'm Devin, andwe're gonna get right to it. It's

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a short and sweet stack of fuckerythis week, and it's not even really
fuckery, but fuckery in the senseof you need to check the shit out
if you have not yet. EvilDad Rise. And we're also going to
talk about some music, so fuckingsit back, relax, and just let
us entertain you. The Evil DadRise is coming in the back half of
this episode, but we're we're gonnajump into some music shit, So I'm

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gonna let this man take the reinson on what's up first, But I
want to lead off with the factthat for Poppy's newest single, Dude,
I was really surprised whenever I toldyou that it was a cover and you're
like, wait, it is.Yeah. So I know that she is
known to do quite a few covers, but they always sneak up on me

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because Kitty is one of those bandsI actually have a couple of CDs of
But because their CDs, like,I just sort of pop it into the
player, right, like, youdon't necessarily go back to it, right,
right, And that's not even necessarilya problem with the music itself.
I fucking love the music. Youand I have talked about Kittie before,

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especially at my place bar whenever wewould just vibe and listen to it.
Oh that's right, yeah, becauseI remember Oracle, like because I showed
you Oracle. Yeah, you showedme Oracle, and you actually introduced me
to Deftones with Diamond Eyes the samenight, so that was insane. But
either way, I would I wouldgrab the CDs and I would just put

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them in the player and I wouldn'tworry about the track list. I would
just let the music sweep me away, so I didn't look at any of
the names. And also, becauseyou know, I grew up in a
household and also time period where thatsort of music was not a thing,
so it's not like it got radiowaves and I was like, oh,

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that's a really popular song, soI spit was completely under the radar,
right, and like you had tohave liked like because at the time when
Spit came out, you know,when Kitty was brand new, there was
shit like Much Music USA. Youknow, there was also Much Music in

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Canada, but like when I hadfirst heard of Kitty was on the Much
Music USA TV station because MTV Sharethe fuck wasn't playing a lot of stuff,
like they were kind of on theirway out of playing videos. And
this is before Much Music became fused, so that's what most people know that

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station as is fused. But yeah, there was quite literally a metal music
segment, like because the way thatMuch Music used to work was they would
have Uranium, which was the heavymetal program, and then they would have
like other programming for other genres.But every time Uranium came on, without
question, was like Bodies by DrowningPool and fucking like whatever the latest Corn

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single was. I think Untouchables wasone of the albums that was out around
that time, which is one ofmy favorite albums. I'm raising my hand
right now, Um, you saidthe name Corn. Don't ever speak of
Korn's name in front of me withoutdoing a scat. Do the scat for
the people. Yeah, fucking lovethat shit. Yeah yeah, that was

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pretty cool. Thank you, drapthrough So yeah, So that was the
ship that was around on TV.YouTube is now where most of our music
videos are consumed. And it's fittingthat who was first a YouTube star and
Poppy is now like music inclined andkind of just combining her her performance aren't

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with her own music. And dude, the last cover I heard from her
was Tattoo. Oh wow, Ithought you were going to say all the
things she said that's tattoo. Ohokay, you know all the things she
said. Cover was fucking brilliant.It was, But I dare say,
and this is coming from somebody whoadores the band Kitty, this was a

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pretty fucking heavy, goddamn cover AndI'm not too ashamed to admit it.
But whenever Poppy posted the teaser,fucking texted me when you did this ship.
Dude, there's like a little clipwhere it was on loop of Poppy
like spitting. It was just instinct. I didn't even mean to it.
Was just pure reflex. This manopened his fucking mouth. Dude. I

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tried to catch the ship. No, dude, I stopped, and I
looked around to make sure that nobodywas in the house watching. Do you
have one of those like self cringemoments? Just a little bit, just
a little bit, come on,I'm not gonna lie. I used to
say that ship as a meme.I caught myself being dead ass though you

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gotta probably like you just said throughlike fuck, I have a problem,
bro. I was like, ohmy god, oh my god, the
way my mouth just gaped that moment, just got that word so funny,
dude, And I was being completelyserious and now on the air, I
will say it out loud. Poppycan spit all over me, she can

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beat me, she can fucking stompon me. I don't care where metal
cleated high heels and stump on mysack. Dog, I don't care.
I know me. I'm in lovewith that woman. So how's the music

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at The music is fantastic, Butanyway, so about the fucking Oh my
god, dude, the Stagger musicvideo had me triple bricked up, dude,
So how about them sponsors? Whatsponsors dude, that drip tip was
nefarious too. Oh my god,just a pull of my kids on the

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floor. I got nothing to do. I fucking got nothing. But yeah,
no, the music actually is great. And the thing is is she's
really good at those piercing screams butalso like clear, like you can make

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out the verbiage. Yeah, I'llbe honest. The first time I ever
heard her music, it's not thatI didn't expect it to be good.
I didn't expect what was coming outof her, yeah, because that's not
at all the genre. I waslike geared ad no, because I remember
whenever she first came on the scene, it was just the I'm Poppy music

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video or not even music video,it's just a just a plain old video.
And I was like, okay,whatever, moving on. And it
wasn't until Triple H did in aninterview where he talked about listening to her
music while he's working out and shit, and I was like, is that
the same girl? That can't bethe same girl, right, Like,
there's no way trouble HS listening toher. Yeah, So I just looked

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it up bored one day. Itwas during the pandemic, and you remember
this, I used to go onlike, god like two hour walks every
fucking day, right, And becauseyou would just send me fucking music,
you were listen like screen caps likehey, look at this, Hey,
look at this, Hey, lookat this board out of my fucking mind.
And I was on a walk oneday and I was like, I
guess I'll check this out. Whatever, looked it up and just kind of

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scrolled through her discography and saw Idisagree. I was like that looks and
metal as fuck. Okay, youwould be right clicked on it, and
you know, me huge mister Bunglefan, and there were shades of that
in there, and I was like, oh my god, oh my god.

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Then there's a track with a fuckingMarilyn Manson feature and I was like,
oh my god. And from thereon I've been hooked. So for
this, I mean, I'm gladthat she's staying with her heavy fucking roots
and almost doubling down on it ina sense. Well, I mean she
went back to Samarian Records for thisrelease. That's saying something right there,

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Like right, because you know,certain labels are just like built for certain
you know, genres or whatever.I'm wondering if this is going to be
a not necessarily wanting though, becauseshe has even said that she is genre
fluid where she will go back andforth and everything, which I like.

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It keeps me excited as a fan. But the EP that she dropped for
Spit was only two tracks, oneof which we had already gotten a few
months ago. I mean it's it'stechnically a single, yeah, yeah,
but like it's it's two songs thatyou know, where's they're going to be
appearing on whatever full album is comingout. And that's what I'm wondering,

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is is there an album she's workingon one? She has said that,
but I was just trying to figureout if it was attached to this or
if you know, you remember lastyear or maybe even the year before.
I don't even know, but pieit was three fourteen, Yeah, And
I thought I even made the falseprediction on the show where I was like,

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mark my words, March fourteenth,she's dropping an album. She didn't.
I was looking too deep into it. It was just named after her
Cat's Yeah, that's that's the mostpoppy thing to fucking happen too. I
know, which I knew that thatwas Cat's name, but I thought that
it was all a big like likea bigger, bigger, bigger scheme.

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Yeah it wasn't, but by nomeans that she let me down, Like
this ship was fired. I lovedit. Yeah, me too, and
I'm looking forward to whatever else she'sgot down. Dude. In the fact
that Kitty even shouted her out onInstagram, I was like, fucking a
dude, Kenny, your coolest shit, dude, Like, there are bands

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out there that are absolutely When Isay this, I don't mean it in
a um I don't mean it ina flattering way when I say there are
some bands out there that are justthey have a rock star attitude. Kitty
do not have rock star attitudes.Uh, for fuck's sake. Mercedes and
Morgan, like the two sisters havebeen doing this for fucking literal decades now.

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They are two of the most seeminglydown to earth people. Just looking
at their Instagram page, it's likeI follow both of them and they are
just fucking like everyday people, andthey just happened to be in a kick
ass metal band and have other coolfucking music projects. So it's like,
of course they're gonna fucking shout Poppyout because first of all, it's another

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fucking metal like representative there. Butthen Spit is Kitty. It was Kitty's
first big fucking hit other than Brackish. So absolutely, and I don't want
to butcher the pronunciation. I'm notfrom the area, but another band that
seems really fucking down to earth wouldbe Kayla Mikla or Kayla Meikla. I'm

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not sure, but they seem reallyfucking cool. Yeah, they really do,
you know that's for you. Yeah. I was gonna say that's a
good segue because we got to attendh Villa Valo's Neon Noir tour in Houston
last week and the aforementioned band wasthe opening act and the only opening act

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from Iceland, and they sang intheir native language, and I was just
like, fucking ay, that's reallycool. Like I felt like I was
watching if the Northman, the movieThe Northman. It felt like if I
was listening to the Northman but withlike eighties drum pads and synthesizers. So

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I've never been to an quote realconcert where there was actual like lights and
whatnot. I've been to a highquality dive bar concert, okay, which
was really good. But I'm justsaying, so I was looking around,
So I don't know if you noticethis, but I'm sure you did.
Where they had TVs on the twocorners of the balcony, right. Yeah.

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They usually do that at most venuesfor anybody that's not up front to
the stage or nearby, because likeyou can like kind of see what's going
on. Well, I looked overthe opener was playing, and maybe it
was the grating of the colors andall of that stuff. Maybe it was

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the actual like stream quality. Idon't know, but I couldn't help it,
like let my eyes wander to thoseTV screen rather than what was in
front of me, only because Ikept kidding the sense of like it's like
twelve in the morning and you walkinto your house, your parents are asleep
on the couch or recliner, andthey left on PBS and they're playing like

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a new up and coming musician ata random ass venue and it's being recorded
and maybe ten people are there.You've seen those, yes, and you
know the color grading and film qualityI'm talking about. That's what he was
giving me vibes of it. AndI mean that in a good way,
because like I just felt so likethis is so unique like that kind of

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like Anderson East where whenever I wasI walked in and he was playing all
of my mind and I was like, I don't even know who this is,
but I better fucking figure this out. I need to find this out.
If I walked in and this wasplaying and she was like moving with
the music the way that it was, the lights were the way they were,
like all of it, I wouldhave ventured out to find this.

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So before we get into the actualvenue, I need to fucking preface this
by saying, like, I getthe hustle. I really get the hustle
of being a street busker, ofbeing like a street musician. I fucking
get it. I'm a musician myself. But but but there is fucking etiquette.

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First of all, this man justkind of rolls up to the second
floor where we're in line, andhe sets off in a corner. I
don't know why it took and Idon't know why it took security a half
hour of this man playing the samefucking song to come up and shut him

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down. This man was playing coversof like him like the band acoustically,
and I'm going to fucking help butcheringthem I should say I feel terrible,
but my god, it was justlike, this is not the warm up
we needed. Bro, I knewwe were in for it whenever he's hooked

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up his amps and everything, andall you heard was and then he fucking
starts strumming. Fuck every You knowwhen you play rock band or guitar hero
and before the song pops up,you hear the fucking amplifier um being plugged

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in and you can fucking hear theopen strings going. Was like, oh
shit, like I get I justkind of had that fuck you know moment.
Dude, I knew from the beginningwe were we were in for it.
Anybody in the South is gonna knowwhat I mean when I say this,
Bless this poor guy's hard. Hebless his little fucking heart. He

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was doing something, he was trying. He was really trying. I'm trying
to not be a total dick,but it was the most fucking god awful,
annoying shit because I'm trying to holda conversation and I can't concentrate because
I am too fucking like Cringefield tofucking talk about shit or fuck all.
I will say this, though hemade a couple of dollars. I can't

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even lie. He made a coupleof dollars. But I was getting at
the fact that, like, myman's got that big dick energy because whenever
the fucking security told him to leave, Oh my god, okay, so
we okay, good, we willend this on like praising this fucking guy,
he fucking was like, okay,yeah, I'll leave. And when

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I tell you, he took hissweet fucking time packing r He fucking took
each individual like guitar pick and slowlyplaced it where it goes. He took
his chords and slowly rolled them,found where they go in the guitar case,

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went to close, the lid saidno, reopened it, rearranged a
couple of things, kind of finagledwith his stool, and he he honestly
was probably packing just as long ashe was performing. Yeah, for sure,
and best the best way I couldcompare this to anything, because you

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guys remember the sloth scene in Zootopia. Yes, that's that's it, dude,
dude, he he knew what hewas doing. Yeah, because he
set up relative quickly. He canmove, he just wasn't. And it
was It was pretty fucking funny becauselike again, I respect the hustle,
but I was just I was soannoyed, I think because I'm like,

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dude, come oh god, damnit, come on, we all know
why we're here. Yeah, LikeI don't want I don't want to hear
the dude singing music. We're aboutto go fucking watch because I'm gonna be
like really like just oh my god. But I won't give him credit here
though he wasn't covering songs that playedat the show, right, the dude

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was covering a lot of deep shadowsshit. Yeah, Like he did enjoy
itt in Sorrow. He did VertigoEyes, which was on Neon Noir,
but it was not performed at theshow. This motherfucker performed the extended cut
of enjoy and Sorrow. That's that'sthe song of this man fucking play for
a half hour, dude, We'renot kidding. He Yeah, he probably

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played the full song like three times. Yeah. It's like he would stop
and retune and then pick it backup, and then stop and retune and
then pick it back up same spotevery time. I swear the chorus was
like longer than than fucking ever.But any of ucking way, the man
slowly packed and he fucking left andthat's when they started moving the line indoors.

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I feel like they may have beentrolling us. Now that I'm sitting
here thinking about it, I feellike these bastards were probably trolling us,
And you know what, val probablywould do some shit like that, like
like I can't even talk like thatman who's like, oh, so pick
like one hundred dollars if you goout there and just get the crowd all

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riled up, and he's just likereal calm about it, and the whole
time, you know how he doeswhere he just has his two fingers over
his lip, right, just kindof like just in thought and just deep
thought. Oh, I think it'dbe really funny if you just, you
know, play the most enjoyable songsbut in the worst way so many times

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in a row? How many times? Yes, dude, I can fucking
see it though, right, Butwe get in there, so first of
all, Kaylin Mikla or Kaylin Michela, we're fucking phenomenal. Loved every second
of that set. And then thosefuckers, those three chicks came and sat

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literally two like rows in front ofus in our section to watch Valos set.
Because the balcony seating was half soldout. I say half sold out.
We all know some people bought balconyseats to go to the floor and
they don't give a fuck at theHouse of Blues. So Valo's set was
really good, obviously, Like Iknew it was gonna fucking We have seen

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this man with him, and thiswas like his first solo Jean, But
I've seen this man fucking five timesin a rowing concert, and I enjoyed
the fact that it was like flipflop one solo one him, cover,
one solo one him, which isreally weird to refer to it as a
cover. It's his music. Iknow. That's why I was thinking.

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Whenever you said it, I waslike, I mean, you're not wrong,
but you are. I don't knowhis backing band is like, god,
yeah, it's a fucking well oiledmachine, dude. It was so
good. Yeah. I keep sittinghere like having like flashbacks to it because

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I was so like just in thezone watching, but every once in a
while I just needed to look overto my left just to see how much
you were enjoying it. And itwas the most pure goddamn shit I've ever
seen in my life. No,for real, dude, it was fantastic.
I fucking loved it, yeah,dude, because, like, like
I said, I've never really donethis ship before, so like I was

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like, holy fuck. The manplayed for what an hour and a half,
yeah, and I was like,fucking he basically played the entirety of
Neon Noir live, which sounded greatlive. Yeah, almost. There was
only missing like he was only missingthree tracks. Yeah, I was about
to say two or three yeah,yep. And then the cuts that he

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did play from him music catalog waswas great. Yeah. I was a
little surprised that there was. Ishouldn't be, but I was. No
Screamworks, yeah, I mean Screamworksdidn't even get a lot of love on
their farewell tour. Well, Screamworkswas not the roaring selling album that they

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were anticipating either, and neither wasTears on Tape sadly well that I kind
of understand, not quality wise,but like the band was winding down and
I think they all knew it,so that I get. But like,
Screamworks was his first album back fromrehab, so like to me and like

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you guys as fans didn't like leapon it like right, I'm not understanding
that. Yeah, but he mostlyplayed from Razor Blade, Romance and Love
Metal, which of course those twoalbums and dark Light really but like the
two Finish released albums, those areprobably the two most popular of the four

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from Finland. Now, whenever theycame to the States and released their four
American albums, dark Light always justtakes the victory on that one because he
had they had written several singles,like potentially we had two big ones,
but you can tell, like whenWings of a Butterfly hits, like everybody

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loses their collective shit. Ye up. Yeah. And I was just a
fan of him playing when Love andDeath Embrace because that's probably one of my
all time favorites of theirs. That'slike to me, him in a nuts
show could be summarized in that song, and that's why it's so fucking good.

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And what a great closer. Yeah, it's a good closer before the
encore. But if I remember right, um, that was the actual last
song on the farewell tour. Ohwow, Yeah, it was the very
last one that they they played fittingit really is. But I mean he
even played the song with agents whenhe was doing his like Jaunt with you

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know, that was the one Englishspoken song they would cover dog whenever the
Kiss of Dawn came up. Ohyou lost your ship? It was great,
It was great. Dude, Well, that's like my favorite fucking him
album. So anything that it couldhave been fucking sometimes suicide and I still

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would have been like I was.I knew he wouldn't play it, but
Bleedwell is probably my jam from there, like, so I was hoping for
more, but like I know,he had to be very particular with which
ones he was gonna bring because there'sso many, I know, man,

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Like that's why I can't even liketrip about nothing from Screamworks or Shadows and
Highlights, even which we kind ofgot our fair show with the dude outside
of the venue. But you knowwhat, I wonder if that was part
of the troll where he was justlike, you know, his face again,

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just sitting there. He's like,well, I'm not really playing these.
I mean, you could go outand play these and I'll pay one
hundred dollars, Like in some reason, it's just one hundred dollars. I
can fucking see it. I'm notconvinced. I think we figured it out.
I do too. So if anybodyHouston that was there that knows what

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we're talking about, because we wewe did have some people that listened to
our Neon Noir review episode from Houston. Do that terrifies me? So do
you know, do you know thisman? Because maybe he is a double
agent and he works with Ville.It would be fucking hilarious if he did.
I'm in the agents probably, So, I mean, the man looked

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like he would be like running withthem, like he had had like the
long black hair, and he hadlike the mustache and everything. And I
was just like, now I reallyam sitting here like looking back on this
on this motherfucker was he was sentthere? Oh fucking sent there, dude.
I'm glad you brought up the longblack hair and the beard and everything,

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because dog, until I got ahoodie or something from that venue,
I felt like I stuck out likea sore thu ruh Okay. So like
before we like leave this subject,like holy fuck, that was kind of
funny. So you don't even lookout of place there first of all,
but this the idea that in yourhead you felt out of place because like

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we're standing in line and it's nothingbut like a sea of black boots,
jeans, shirts, jackets, fishnet, makeup, piercings, everything.
I'm standing there in my fucking rippedup jean shorts, converse in a flannel.

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I'm looking like I'm about to goto a fucking pearl Jam concert.
But I wanted to be comfortable,goddamn it. And my man's over here
is rocket like a cris bass blackshirt, a crispy motherfucking hat, black
Chuck Taylor's and a pair of bluejeans, and I'm like, this is
damn near, Like it's like theschool uniform of concerts. Like you can't
go wrong. You cannot go fuckingwrong with that shit, I know.

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But at the same point, Ilooked around and I was like, dude,
I've always been so like the gothkid of my friend group, and
I'm looking around being like, dude, I'm not goth at all. This
alternative. I'm just edgy y'all alternative. Yeah, Like I'm I'm basic.
You were good, Ris, iswhy Hot Topic did not hire me in

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high school. They took one lookat me and they were like, well,
your personality fits, but you don't. We can't have you at the
front desk. That's fucking funny though. It's like we're here to talk about
Oh how is ot sign of theconcert? Man? We had a great
fucking time, Devin, What aboutyou? Man? I felt out of
place, dude. The concert wasten out of ten. Loved it,

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okay, God damn. I waslooking around before I put that hoodie on,
and I was like, dude,why do I feel like they're looking
at me and they're just like,you don't belong here? Like I genuinely
felt like I looked like that one. Because y'all gotta understand this. I
wear my hats backwards more often thannot, and I had a chain,

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and so I felt like people werelooking at me and thought, see that
guy over there, he's not oneof us. That right there is a
fucking frat guy that it was tryingto talk to one of us because he
thought, hey, bro, I'mgonna get with a goth girl, ha

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ha christ And he's probably been talkingto her for about a month and she
just broke up with her boyfriend andsaid, well, I have an extra
ticket to this concert if you wantto come. He's just here for the
girl. He doesn't listen to PhillyValo, dog, I got a fucking
heart of Graham tattoo. Fuck you, I gotta fucking sleeve like fuck you.

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Yeah, like bro, we wein this bitch, okay, yeah
we we we ouch you like forreal. But I was cracking up too,
like you were going all that time, right. The only thing I
kept thinking was there all saying thatship where all three of us are sitting
there, because it's me, youand my girlfriend. We're all fucking sitting
there like mom and dad are takingson out for his first concert. That's

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what That's what it felt like.Yeah, because I was just looking around,
like, holy shit, look atall this shit. Dad, guy,
where's it? Give your shop?Can I get a T shirt?
Yeah? I can have twenty fivedollars to get a T shirt. Fuck
off, kid, we brought youhere. That's enough. No, but
like you know, try to affordthat seven dollars can of water. Right.

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Shout out to Liquid Death for fuckinghydrating my fucking fat ass for this
show. Dude. That ship wascruispy as fuck. I fucking love Liquid
Death water fucking sponsors. But anyway, yeah, for sure, dude,
the Valid concert was fucking ten outof ten six six six out of ten.
If you will would fucking do itagain, We'll do it again.

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I hope he does another album.I hope there's so many more and so
many more tours and all this shit. We're gonna take a short commercial break,
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takes on music, gaming, perwrestling, movies, and more. Pretty
sure that's never been done before.So we have been summoned back from commercial
break by the Necronomicon ex mortists,which they actually referred to as Nacher and
Dumnto in this one, which Iwas so happy about, which one summoned
us was the first second or thirdvolume of this under see, now we're

(35:27):
gonna get into Evil Dead rise ifwe're not going to get two two into
it. But I would love totalk about the fucking highlights of this movie,
the possible future of the franchise,and the fact that this motherfucker,
as of this recording just hit onehundred million dollars at the box office and
they were going to dump this onfucking HBO Max. Yeah, And it

(35:47):
wasn't until test screenings whenever all ofthe executives were like listening to the crowd
reactions and everything, and they werelike, yeah, no, this is
going in theaters. Yeah, EvilDead belongs in the theater, Okay.
And it's so weird because like,as a consumer, it would have been
so bittersweet because on one hand,it's like, dude, I can hurry

(36:07):
up and watch this shit. Holyfuck, And because I have like a
blanket of like I'm sure you've seenit where it's the VHS tape of the
original cover really fucking sick, Iwould have been like, dude, I'm
gonna break out the fucking blanket.I'm gonna like sit back and watch,
have a bunch of my friends comeover, because that's actually been one of

(36:29):
the things I love spreading The EvilDead to all of my friends. Shout
out to Aliana because she's like,what the fuck is that? She watched
it and she's like about three quartersof the way and she was like,
I think I'm gonna pass out,Like she was getting so disgusted, and
that's saying something. And then wheneverthe movie ends, she's like, that

(36:52):
was actually really good. I feellightheaded, but this is really good.
I hope it's just wait. Yeah. And then so she came with us
to see Rise and she was like, that was amazing. It's disgusting,
just like the other ones. Itwas like, yeah, and that's the
thing about Evil Dead Rise. Here'sthe fucking greatest part. Okay, I

(37:15):
will go on record and say thatthis is not as gory as The Evil
Dead nor actually it's kind of it'sa little more so than what Ramy kind
of brought to the table, butin a different fashion. Yeah, this
one, to me is comparable toDead by Dawn. I was about to
say the second one, yeah,because I feel like the first one was

(37:37):
just gross Evil Dead was just likethe og Like The Evil Dead was gross
out horror. Yeah, the secondone had the slapstick element kind of tossed
in there. This one had thedark humor in there too, which the
setting helped that it was at adifferent place and the fact that this movie

(38:00):
caters to both people that have neverheard of the franchise and people who are
diehards. Yeah, because I alsowent it was a whole army of us.
Okay, there was probably like twelveof us, and two of which
were Jalil and his at the timefiance now married. Congratulations bro, But

(38:22):
no, they went with us andthem two had never seen any of them.
In fact, it wasn't until likefour days before the movie. I
was like, dude, like,this is my favorite series of horror movies.
Blah blah blah, and he waslike, wait, there's a series.
There's more. I just thought itwas Evil Dead Rise, like I
thought that was a name, andI was like, no, dude,

(38:42):
no, We Unfortunately, because workscheduling conflicts and everything, we never got
around to watching them together. Buthe was able to watch it and be
like, no, I understood everything, Like he didn't get all of the
Easter eggs, but it never tookhim out right. And that's what I
was gonna say. This movie isfull of them. And I'm talking literally

(39:04):
full of them. Like there's ascene where the mom sends the kids to
get pizza. The pizza company isHenrietta's Pizza. The fucking tree service is
Fonda's tree Service, and that isa direct reference to Army of Darkness where
Bridget Fonda played Linda, because Lindahad like three different actresses playing her.
Now, I thought that was kindof fucking funny too, and just small

(39:25):
things like that taking this out ofthe woods, which I also enjoyed the
fact that the movie is kind ofa wraparound segment and how it starts on
a lakefront in a quote unquote cabinish setting, so you kind of get
set up with oh, it's anothercabin in the woods kind of bit,
but moving it from there to thecity was a fucking great idea. Yeah,

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in a Los Angeles high rise apartment, because it's like the Evil Dead
Rise title is a play on boththe high rise building itself and the fact
that rise from the dead fantastic.The opening of this movie really sets the
stage. Mmm. I love thedrone being used in place of the evil

(40:10):
force to kind of fake you out. Yeah, by the way, spoilers,
um, I mean it's it's thescalping scene. Fucking sick. That
shit rips homie, Okay, dogshit. I loved the fact that I
knew what I was getting into andI knew what to expect, but looking

(40:32):
at the reaction of anybody in thetheater that did not know what the fuck
was going on, because when thatscene happened, I will re enact this.
Okay, when that scene happened,and you hear though not even like
a second after that, this iswhat I heard, like probably from the
front row way away from me.Well, God, and flailing and cringing.

(40:57):
They have no idea that that ishame for this series. Yes,
I was like, it's brutal,but that's not the worst thing to happen.
Like, two people in this entirefranchise, and I'm talking about the
film, have sold limbs off ofthemselves willingly, of their own volition.
Yeah, they weren't possessed or anything. They were trying not to be possessed.

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Yes. So there's a couple ofscenes in the movie that I think
for me makes it heavier because thereare children involved, which I love that
they went there. Yeah I didtoo. That's what kind of made this
one a little heavier because it's amother and her fucking children as opposed to
just some friends go to a cabin. It's not that we didn't care,

(41:45):
but you kind of give more ofa fuck here, right. The way
the Necronomicon is done in this oneis it's got teeth on the outside and
it can only be opened we findout with and this is not even there's
no context and it just happens andyou just kind of assumed by blood droplets
being placed on the book. Theway the Necronomicon came about in this one

(42:07):
was really interesting. It was likea group of priests had found this book
and they buried it under this apartmentcomplex, which is like over an old
bank fault. The recordings instead ofbeing like on a tape player, we're
on vinyl records. Love that samethe oldest kid or the middle kid,

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I think, yeah, yeah,he's like working with like Serato, like
the DJ mixing system program in hisbedroom. And it's a family musicians obviously,
like the sisters are both involved withmusic somehow and tattooing and in the
Arts and Ship the Bruce Campbell cameoin the recordings where he's just like yelling
destroy it. It's called the Bookof the Dead for a reason. And

(42:52):
even Lee Cronan, the director,has stated that he specifically asked for Bruce
Campbell to record that cameo because inhis universe, in his mind, that
is a displaced Ash Williams somewhere intime, which is so fucking sick.
Yeah. And he also delved intothe third volume of nontron Demanto because an

(43:15):
army of darkness. There are threeof them, so in his universe,
we heard to assume that one necronomiconexists in the Ash Williams universe. One
necronomicon exists in MEA's universe. Fromthe twenty thirteen Evil Debt, and then
the third volume exists in this universe, the element of time travel, the

(43:36):
element of those three books, andthe element of this not being the only
time that this has happened apparently inany history, including the three of four
mentioned timelines. They want to doa movie every two to three years and
make it, for lack of abetter term, an anthology series that loosely
ties in with one another, whichis so funny because we both were talking

(43:58):
about that concept years ago, likeI'm fucking thrilled, Yeah, because we
were talking about it when Ash versusEvil Dad got canceled because we were like,
Okay, well, what do wedo if we don't have any more
films like that tie into this universe? And it's like, you could give
this an anthology feel because anybody couldcome across that book and it's all different

(44:20):
walks of life. But how doyou get it out of the cabin and
lo and behold, this man doesn'tfucking did it? Yeah? It was
fucking great. What were your favoriteparts of this because there's a ton of
like characters that are introduced, likeon the fourteenth floor of this place,
and you know, it's it's likenobody downstairs underneath them. For all the
shit that was going on, thisone blew my mind. Nobody knew what

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the fuck well, you know whatI mean. They're probably like, yeah,
we've got a floor above us.It's expected, you know, like
a bitch fucking again. They probablythought that shit. They probably she fucking
again, she's trying to make babynumber four? Were goddamn it. Yeah,
dude, all the things that Iloved. Okay, so it's gonna

(45:05):
sound weird, but I don't meanit in a negative of the movie.
My favorite part of this movie wasgetting hyped for the next one. And
that's not to downplay this one.It's just like they have put themselves in
such a unique position as far asthis movie goes. The swallowing glass scene

(45:28):
was a good one. I lovethe fact that the kids were not pieces
of shit, Like they weren't likeshut up mom, or this is why
dad left or nothing like that.They were good kids. That is absolutely
true the entire family dynamic because thesisters. That was a very good,
realistic portrayal of somebody that got wrappedup in their own career and like kind

(45:52):
of mindlessly ignoring her sister's need tohave some one there when she was going
through it, and then the kidsare just trying to be there for their
mom and it was real. Yeah, And I loved that, and that's
why I was attached to them.Honestly. I also love the fact that

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whenever the mother did get possessed andeverything, she was Craig me if I'm
wrong. This like the first instanceI can think of off the top of
my head where they could fight thedead eyed like growing within them. Nope,
think about think about when Ashcot possessedand evil. Yeah, I see.
To be fair, though, Ialways thought of that as like a

(46:36):
sure willpower thing or No, Ithought of this one being willpower as a
mom whereas I thought they just Ialways interpreted it ashes them being like I
like this one. Let's have funwith this one, right, Like he's
a dip shit but he's again he'sa cluster fuck, but that's why we
fuck with him. Yeah. Ialways felt like, at a moment's notice,

(46:59):
the evil death itself could have wipedthe floor with ash They just chose
not to, right, like theyhad three stooged him to death, which
there was a three Stooges mural onoh boys bedroom wall. There was because
I'd like shimp on it, whichis like a whole call in reference to
the fake shimp like the thing thatthey used in these movies. But but

(47:22):
either way, whether whether her fightingit off was a new thing or not,
uh, that was really good because, like, you know, it's
cliche to say, but people alwayssay, oh, when you're a parent,
you would blah blah blah, youknow you you would take a bullet
for them, blah blah blah,and you just have so much whatever the

(47:44):
fuck, you know, And theykind of exuded that in this and I
don't know, like a little bitof a wholesomeness to it in a really
morbid way. Yeah. Um,there's a couple things that I will point
out because like when you brought upthe whole fighting in the Dead Eye within
him, remember in the other EvilDead films, how the Dead Eyes to

(48:04):
fuck with you would give the hostbody it's original form back for a split
second or two. Never once happened. No, And I feel like the
sequence where they finally get Ellie outof the apartment and they barricade the front
door shut and Cassie, the youngestsibling, is looking through the peephole that

(48:30):
dumb bitch. She's six years old, dude, Like it's it's bad enough,
Like she saw that happen and nowit's just like, okay, do
I trust my mom? Like thewhole scene where and she's like, oh
yeah, your dad and I aregetting back together. He's right over here
and all this, Like yeah,it was, it really was. But

(48:50):
here's the here's the thing though,I feel like that scene may have had
a little more impact had she likepresented as completely fine, untouched mother,
Like that would have been a mindfuck for that kid, even more so
because when she finally unlocks the doorand all that took was that because her
whole arm just shoots through and grabsthat little girl by the throat and she's

(49:14):
just hanging and you just the rateI will. I will admit this.
Ellie is probably one of the bestperforming Dead Eyes in the entire franchise because
like that bitch was a visceral asa fuck. She and she looked menacing
as fuck. She looked menacing asfuck before she turned Bro, That's that's

(49:35):
what fucked me up. I'm like, oh this she's on one yeah,
Like I was like, she's sonice, she's on demon time twenty four
seven, she looked she was sucha nice person, but I was also
like, why do I feel likeshe bites? She She looks like she's
bit a man in a bar fight. She probably has man, which thank

(49:57):
you for jogging that for this becauselike I want to, I point out
a couple more things before he jetout of here about this movie. I
really enjoyed the Easter Egg with Linda'spencil stab wound in the ankle, with
the tattoo needle being shoved into theoldest daughter's a cheek, and whenever it's
spiderwabbed out, and I think that'swhat kind of fucked me is whenever I

(50:21):
like I knew the kids were gonnaget it in some way, but when
I knew that they were gonna gofull till with possessing two of them,
which that was insane seeing how thathappened, and like how the pages of
the Necronomicon were for telling a lotof this stuff. Old boy getting stabbed
through the goddamn bicep and then stabbedin the chest and having blood puked on

(50:44):
him very heavily, old girl gettingset on fire, like you said earlier,
the glass swallowing the fucking that she'sgreater to the calf muscle. I'm
glad they didn't kill the cat.Yes, I was really worried that's what
was going to happen. Thought forsure. Here is my question to you
as well as the listeners. Okay, I know that this would be a

(51:08):
absurd and a controversial film, buthear me the fuck out, what if
in the next one, because thinkabout it. Think about it when Ellie's
in a possessed state, went tokill her sister and like clawed at her
stomach, there's a baby in there. Yeah, we didn't even mention that

(51:29):
how her sister is visiting because she'spregnant, And that is also kind of
another dynamic where it's just like,okay, well, it comes off as
Beth is only around when she needssomething, and the fact that she was
aloof to the dad and slash husbandleaving and all this other stuff. She
takes a positive pregnacy test like almostat the dead beginning of the film at

(51:52):
a concert because she's a guitar technicianfor a rock band. Now, like
you said, that would be insaneas fuck, Like it's like it's been
done to death, like the possessedbaby storyline like fucking Nightmare on Elm Street
part five, Come on, SoI would love if that motherfucker, just

(52:12):
like Zeno, morphed its way outof that bitch of stomach. Dude.
Imagine though, like how fucked upthey would be willing to go because I
feel like Nomber on Elm Street didit. But I feel like if you
had the whole film be based onthat, the mind games that you would
play there, what if they dotwo more films and then another one where

(52:37):
those characters, the surviving characters fromthis one come back full circle older m
then you got the baby is born, the baby maybe Cassie's age now Cassie
might be twelve or thirteen. NowBath, that's a little older. Shit
comes back around. I mean,I'm not saying they are going to do

(52:59):
this, but where do you go? Do you take this to a different
city? Do you take this toolike do you tie it back to the
cabin somehow at some point not necessarilyfull tilt going in the whole movie,
do you say like, oh,um, oh, we've found Like that's
how you kind of like make referenceto Ash and that universe where like maybe
police finally show up to the fuckingcabin and find the aftermath. Maybe people

(53:23):
show up and find the aftermath ofthe twenty thirteen timeline. All three of
the books come together, maybe onething that I would love And you and
I talked about this off there,but I'm gonna do it on air.
Pun intended here is you came upwith the name Evil Dead air, and
that was the one where I pitched, like, dude, wouldn't it be

(53:45):
cool if like some college kid foundthe Necronomicon just anywhere and was like a
twitch streamer. It was like,let me let me read this book on
Halloween night on stream, just itlooks like a spooky book whatever, you
know. Yep. And because itwas read and because those words were spoken

(54:07):
in all these different rooms throughout thestream and all the speakers are being allowed,
Yeah, Like I feel like youcould start a fucking anthology based on
that alone. Yeah. Like oneguy's fuck up, like literally one dude's
fun And that kind of goes nowthat I'm thinking about it. Do you

(54:28):
remember the PlayStation two video game ofEvil Dead? I didn't have a PlayStation
two, okay, so there wasone that had come out and it was
called Evil Dead Hale the King,and that was for the PlayStation, like
the original PlayStation and it was kindof Resident Evil style or whatever. WHOA
Okay, So they did a sequeland this one was on the PS two

(54:49):
and that story was that this manfinds the Necron Habican on a talk show
like a television talk show and readsit and the fucking transmitter, like the
tower transmitter does this to the townof Dearborn, Michigan, not necessarily everywhere.
Wow, that would be the differentconcept is like a twitch streamer.
This could go literally globally. Yeah, and you could have like World War

(55:13):
Z, but it's with the DeadEyes. And number one, you can
make as many fucking movies as youwant with this premise, like kind of
like with what the MCU did whereit's like, yeah, endgame is over,
but we still talk about the effectsof the blip yep, kind of
have that going on with this.And also you could do like, for

(55:36):
one, look at the locations.It could be anywhere. It could lead
up to crossovers. Let's say Ashshows up and a huge movie with all
of them crossing over. You canhave like I don't know it to me,
that just sounds like such a sickpremise. I don't know, I

(55:58):
don't know why you wouldn't go withthat eventually, And even Bruce himself has
stated this out loud he would onlydo it if Sam Raimi was the guy
directing it. For Fox's sake,just do it. Yeah, one more
fucking time and save it for thatthough, Like if you want to close

(56:20):
the franchise for good, save itfor that. Yeah, And here's you
want to know what makes that sospecial? Though? It would be a
modern retelling in a more serious mannerof Army of Darkness, Like you would
be coming full circle with the withthe series. Like it's almost as if,
Yeah, the prophecy has been fulfilledjust in modern time. Should you

(56:46):
could even I mean, this partwould be a stretch, but you could
even make the connection by saying,oh, yeah, the kid that read
it on the twitch stream, Yeah, that's actually Ash's son that he's never
met. It was a hookup,right, or even with other movies,
um, I mean, same timelineobviously, But dude, you could fucking

(57:07):
make an Evil Dead film in thisuniverse or this franchise like or whatever with
fucking Kelly and Pablo. Yeah,bring bring the fucking ghost Beaters back.
Man. Fuck hey, Warner Brothers, if you do want to hire me
to write that script, I wouldlove to and it will totally be the
twitch streamers that fuck up the entireworld. Yeah, I would like that.

(57:28):
I can grow a rat tail andlike look really trashy. I can.
He's already grow the rat tail.Don't let him for you shut up.
I'm gonna make them think I metthat acting. Okay, Yeah,
I can grow out a rat tailand a really really gross goatee that like
has crumbs in it at all times, Like I can. I can look
like a fucking neck beard. Dude, you could look like to do from

(57:51):
Royal Crackers. You already know whatI'm talking about, dude. Let's be
honest. That dude really is methough, I'm telling you. Yeah,
So the movie ends very well.I think the way that it kind of
gives the open door because they neverbecause you know, like the evil is
usually quote unquote vanquished in some formor fashion, but then it always comes

(58:15):
back from one more scare as theysay. It turns out the beginning of
the movie was actually the end ofthe movie. So it was so sick.
Yeah. So old girl levitating outof the lake is actually like the
very last event to happen in thisfucking movie, and that sick abomination of
all the bodies coming together and thenthe whole like you'll be dead before dawn,

(58:37):
and then they started chanting Dead bydawn, fucking hype. I was
legitimately like, I was creeped thefuck out, dude. I was like,
I was fanboyant, I was markingout, but I was creeped out
at the same time, because I'mlike, bro, they coming for that
elevator and it will not shut andit will not work. The gallons and

(58:59):
gallons of blood used that finale wasfantastic. They fucking tree grinder, the
chainsaw, the boomstick that come getsome reference. The whole fucking shebang,
if you will, was awesome.Evil Dead Rise, in my opinion,
is probably the third best in theentire franchise. Oh my god, it's

(59:19):
so tough. Here's where I fuckingsit my top three, And people that
are probably listening to this and thatare fans of the entirety are gonna be
like, really, but I reallystick by this Evil Dead too. Then
the twenty thirteen Evil Dead and thenthis one. Oh, I hold that
twenty thirteen film in high fucking regard. I do too, m dude,

(59:40):
It's then Army of Darkness. Itused to be Army of Darkness, and
then the original and the second one. We're like interchangeable. Right as I've
gotten older, though, it's likeI can't. I fucking can't, Like
it's gonna on like a cop out, and it totally is. I consider

(01:00:04):
the original trilogy to be one film. I do too, And I want
to go ahead and go on recordand fucking say this because it's been pissing
me off. Evil Dead dude,Dead, but don is not a fucking
remake. It is not a fuckingremake. It is not a fucking remake.
They literally could not get the rightsto the original film to use for
the fucking flashback sequence, slash therecap sequence to show how Ash is still

(01:00:25):
at the fucking cabin, so theyhad to just reshoot with what they had,
and they made it real quick andreally stupid. And the scene where
he gets fucking pushed through the woodslike by the force, where he's all
spinning around and all that shit,that's what happens at the end of the
first one. So if he dida super cut where he's walking out of
the fucking cabin after all his friendsare dead, the evil force picks up
and comes through the back door andflies to the living room and flies out

(01:00:49):
the front door, and he quotedies in the first one. No,
the motherfucker gets pushed through the goddamnwoods, falls in that puddle, and
sleeps his ass off all day.And then that's where the second one picks
up. Yeah, then obviously thetime portal fucking shit happens, and he
goes back in time, and anarmy of darkness happens. That's the whole
fucking thing. Evil Dead. Anarmy of darkness takes place over the course

(01:01:10):
of two nights, and then howeverlong he was in fucking the goddamn it,
Evil Times thirteen hundred eighty was along time ago, motherfucker, and
he's being dragged to his death.God damn it. Go see Evil Dad
Rides in the theater if you haven't, because it is going to be
dropped on digital pretty fucking soon,like sooner rather than later. I would

(01:01:30):
easily give this one, probably likean eight point five out of ten.
If I'm being like honest with myrating here. It's like an a tow
and eight point five. It's definitelynot perfect by any fucking stretching the imagination.
For me, the most perfect filmin this entire thing is Evil Dead
too. Yeah, I think ateight point five is fair? Which is
I just want to clarify this becauseI used to be such a stickler for

(01:01:52):
it. I've mellowed out in myage, but I don't. I don't
know. As a kid, Iused to think eight point five. So
what was with it? Nothing?Sometimes things are you wouldn't necessarily change anything
about it. It's just like,yeah, no, this was perfect for
what it is. I'm just beingfair. Yeah, same, Like it's

(01:02:13):
not there's nothing wrong with it,like a plus Okay, like it is.
It's just I don't know that there'snothing that took away from that one
point five. It's just this iswhere this is, this is the way.
Yeah, well fucker's on fucking socialmedia. I swear to god,
if it's not a perfect ten,they think it's ass. Bro some of

(01:02:36):
the ways we watched for this fuckingpodcast, they could be some of the
most garbage ass things, but Istill like them. Yeah, Like,
I don't give a fuck about yourrating even though we're giving a rating.
It's like, I don't give afuck about your rad Like, our rating
is our personal shit, it's whatwe feel it is. Never're not telling
you like, oh, it's good. If it's like, no, dude,

(01:02:57):
you go watch it. Even ifI was like it's a two point
four, go fucking watch it.Being your own fucking judge. I get
so sick and tired of motherfucker's ditchingan opportunity to watch a film because they're
like, oh, I heard itsucked. Like I talked to somebody the
other day that was like I stillhaven't seen Hereditary and I'm like why not,
and they're like, well, Iheard it was stupid, and I
was like, who the fuck saidthat shit? Like if you watched it

(01:03:19):
and think it's stupid, then that'scool, but like, you should definitely
watch it for yourself. Dude.I'm like a fucking dick rider for Zack
Snyder. Look at the reviews forhis movies, you know, and you
still be watching it, dude.Batman Verus Superman at three hour cut on
repeat, you know. And that'sone of those ones that I acknowledge some

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of the flaws to it, butI'm still like, nah, dude,
this is fucking fire right his versionof Justice League. Dude. I'm sitting
there like, hmmm, you cannit pick it, but I see no
true flaws here, like what youlike in the story. We might shoot
on something, but that's our opinion. It's not for you. You might

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love something we fucking hate. Youmight hate something we fucking love, and
you know what, that's what makesthe world go round. Goddamn it.
Yeah, I've got tattoo of afucking new metal album. Okay, Like,
are you really gonna sit there andsay, well, he didn't sue
it's a ten out of ten,motherfucker. This dude trashy, Yeah,
dude, what part of I'm growinga rat tale and I've got nu metal

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tattoos? Like, bro, donot take me as like this fine arts
fucking Like, Nah, dude,I'm not a Shakespearean Okay, Like,
I'm a piece of garbage. Thisman, this man sophisticated this fuck y'all
only for the ladies, dude,We're just a couple of dumbasses in a
fucking office room making a podcast.You don't have to take a goddamn thing

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like our fucking head of the tableis is still goddamn being acknowledged,
and let's be honest, seth,that's getting that championship. I fucking hope.
So yeah, join us next weekwhenever that one that one drops into
Yeah, just come fucking hand.Let's have a good time. Are ready
to get the fuck out of here? No, I'm ready for the fucking
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UNC him punk both probably, Idon't know. I was about to say,
hey, I know he's a Chicagoguy, right, what would his
second team, Dan Bell? Whatwould the second city t Man? I'm
sorry, man, Next season,next season. Thank you guys for hanging
out with us this week. Thishas been Episode two hundred and seventy four.
Horrors and Hartograms. Until next time. I'm Richie, I'm Devin Shane's

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on. We're all