Society
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It’s allegory time with none-more-80s what-the-fuck-fest; Brian Yuzna’s “Society”. A documentary about the upper-echelons of the Beverly Hills gentry, which reveals the true face (and fist, and entrails, and pulsing wobbly bits) of the rich. And we learn what was acceptable in the 80s: perving over your own sister; being a star basketball player at the height of 5’ 7”; and bad hair (both on the head and in the oesophagus). Along the way we discuss “Censor”, “Killer Klowns From Outer Space”, League of Legends-based animated series “Arcane” and “The Fog”. Watch (or re-watch) to avoid spoilers, and join us. APOLOGIES FOR ANY SOUND QUALITY ISSUES - THIS EPISODE WAS RECORDED REMOTELY, DURING A PARTICULARLY GLOOPY VIRTUAL SHUNT.
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LeeGood evening, and welcome to Horror. I'm Lee.
ChrisI'm Chris.
AdamI'm Adam.
LeeHey, and we are here with all of the spoils and all of the swears. So, get ready, bitches.
LeeBecause we're going to upset somebody.
LeeEspecially if you haven't seen society.
LeeHuh?
AdamRosebud is a sled.
LeeOh,
LeeSo we're here this evening to cover 1989's Society.
ChrisWooh.
AdamYeah.
Leebut before we get into that possibly treacherous territory, Chris.
LeeWhat other random crazy shit have you been watching this week now?
ChrisI've been watching something that I think is absolutely awesome, unbelievable, and it has a little bit of horror. I think it's it's so it's aimed at 12 plus, so the horror isn't serious, but you can see if it was 18, it would all be there. So, we're watching,
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ChrisI've been watching Arcane.
Adam
ChrisThe the League of Legends adaptation, animation.
ChrisFantastic animation, very similar to I would say Love Death and Robots.
LeeOh, cool.
Chrissomething very modern looking about it.
Chrisand yeah, and I think they've done a great job of of fleshing out the story to League of Legends, which doesn't really have a main story to it exactly. It's got lots of elements.
AdamSo, what is League of Legends?
Chrisso it's a a MOBA, massive online battle arena.
ChrisFive V five players, you start in one corner, the other start in the other corner, and you've got to try and get to their Nexus, they've got to try and get to your Nexus.
AdamOh, right. So, basically, originally a computer computer game or like online game, yeah.
ChrisYeah, and it's become massive in the you know, the tournament world, e-sports, particularly in South Korea. but yeah, pretty big worldwide.
ChrisBut it's it's like it's a great game, it's very strategic, you got five different types of champions.
ChrisAnd you've all got to work together and communicate to win.
ChrisSo, it's it's a really good game.
ChrisI guess, you know, it's like modern chess kind of thing.
Chrisbut yeah, so I really it's it's probably in my top three games of all time.
LeeOh, go.
Chrisand it's one of those things where it's like, oh, you hear they're going to make a cartoon from it.
ChrisIs it going to be terrible, but I think they've done I'd say arguably, it's between this and Castlevania.
ChrisThe two has done the best adaptation ever, adaptation of a game.
ChrisIt's not it's not your Doom sort of situation here.
ChrisThis this is like.
ChrisAnd it might I was trying to work out like why have they done such a good job of it.
ChrisAnd there's only been three episodes so far.
ChrisI think it's it's probably because there isn't a full story, so they've now been able to have some amount of freedom in how they tell it.
Chrisbut yeah, I think they've done a a great job of of sort of filling in the full back story.
ChrisWhile still keeping it clearly, like they've managed to get in sort of the one liners from the game as well.
ChrisAnd it still seems like it's not too jarring, you know, it's like it's it's not awkward.
AdamDo you think for someone who's never played the game?
ChrisIt's not.
ChrisWell, that's it, that's the other thing that I think they've done well.
ChrisSo Shirley watched it with me.
Chrisand she was able to follow it all and she was asking questions, but they I couldn't answer them because it hadn't been it was sort of new stuff that they'd added in.
ChrisSo, yeah, there's enough there for someone who's never played the game, while still being loads there for someone who has.
ChrisSo, it's yeah, I think they've done a really good job of it so far.
LeeCool.
Chrisand there's definitely a whole eerie, creepy side to it as well, because it's it's based around arcane magic.
Chrisand and yeah, there's some stuff that sort of turns people into monsters.
ChrisAnd it's it's again well presented, very creepy.
ChrisSo, yeah, yeah, it's really good.
AdamBecause I keep seeing a lot of people watching it, but I had no idea.
ChrisOkay.
AdamLike what it was one of those things where it's like next on the list of Google.
ChrisYeah.
AdamYou know, and it's like, yeah, oh yeah, and I've got to remember to find out what that thing is.
ChrisYeah.
ChrisSo, is it worth it?
ChrisYeah, I mean it's it's, you know, it's hard to say if you would like it, but interesting to see.
Chrisbut yeah, I'm I'm definitely liking it every episode we've got to it.
ChrisIt's like, yeah, it's getting better and better.
AdamSo, it's good because you're a fan of the original of the game, so yeah.
ChrisYeah.
ChrisAnd it's funny, the game I didn't play for many years. I kept seeing it advertised and I was like, oh, that's a free-to-play game.
ChrisIt's just going to be rubbish.
ChrisAnd and then I think it was I started to play some free-to-play games on iOS and I was like, well, they've done a pretty good job with these.
ChrisLike sometimes it's a bit like they're trying to encourage you to spend money, but some of them you can play and get quite a lot out of them without spending anything.
ChrisAnd one day I was like, I'll just give it a go.
ChrisI've seen it so many times.
ChrisI think I possibly saw someone streaming it on Twitch.
Chrisand I was like, oh, that's it, I'm just going to try it.
ChrisAnd once I played it, I realized it was totally not what I thought it was.
Chrisyeah, and it was just blew me away, yeah.
AdamThat's really great.
ChrisSo,
AdamOn on just as a tangent on Twitch.
AdamHave you seen the thing that they started doing Tetris tournaments on there and loads of grannies are just kicking their asses.
AdamBecause they've been playing it for 40 years or whatever.
ChrisYeah.
AdamSo yeah.
ChrisYeah, that's funny because Tetris was used in the Nintendo tournaments, like the very early Nintendo tournaments when they were sort of trying to take America by storm.
ChrisAnd and it's weird it's weird to see that.
ChrisBecause you think, yeah, like how can you have a Tetris?
ChrisIt's not not that competitive, but yeah.
ChrisPeople can really get into it.
AdamOh, yeah.
LeeExcellent.
LeeAdam, what have you been watching?
Adamwell, I I I was a bit rough in the week.
AdamSo, I watched the Sinbad trilogy.
LeeOh, yes, I saw that.
LeeHe looks so lovely.
AdamOh, it's beautiful.
AdamAnd like I said, the weirdest thing is is Blu-ray.
AdamLike when we watched say, Evil Dead 2, you've got it on Blu-ray.
AdamSo, you see wires and you see lines and stuff like that.
AdamFuck me.
AdamBlu-ray, Harryhausen is still the shit.
LeeNice.
AdamIt's it does not alter, it still looks fucking great.
AdamIt's, yeah, it's to the point of,
Adamyou know, it now starts to feel like it might be actual magic rather than.
ChrisYeah.
AdamYou know.
AdamHe he did something, you know, if it could look that good from back then.
AdamBut yeah, that's so yeah, so I watched all three of those.
AdamSo, I may shout minota at any moment.
AdamSo that that yeah.
LeeAt least you pre-warn me because I might have thought you shouted peloton and dash off and jump on an exercise bike, which I don't really want to be doing.
AdamThis and this is a weird one, this is something that I've only heard people referring to an exercise bike as very recently.
AdamI presume it's a brand, is it?
AdamIs it someone trying to dis it?
ChrisYeah.
ChrisWell, it's it's the whole extra classes and things, isn't it?
AdamIs that thing that people like yeah.
ChrisSo is it like combined with the software?
LeeI think.
LeeAgain, I'm not an expert. I've just I keep because I am,
Leebecause like every now and again, I'll go and Google like specific exercises for body parts and stuff.
LeeOr if I get a new bit of kit.
LeeI'll go and stop it, Adam.
LeeIt's not inappropriate, it's perfectly sensible.
ChrisHe's just watching society.
ChrisIt's hard not to.
AdamWorse than that, just before we came on, I was watching bottom, so.
LeeOh, yeah, we've got no chance now.
AdamYeah.
Leebut yeah, or I get a new piece of equipment, and I'm like, right, I need to, you know, find new exercises I can do with that.
LeeSo, because I Google that stuff on YouTube quite often.
LeeIt's always, yeah, trying to suggest Peloton.
LeeWhich looks like from the advert.
LeeIt looks a bit like an exercise bike, but with a monitor on it, and it basically encourages you to.
LeeBasically, it's just like a personal trainer.
LeeSo, you just get on your exercise bike, but instead of having your your television on, you've got some on it, keep going, come on, faster, come on, stand up, come on, you lazy fuck, you're not going to lose any way like that.
AdamI used to have that when I went to the gym with you.
LeeBut, yeah, well, yeah, I will, yeah.
LeeI did do that.
LeeI am an arsehole.
ChrisYeah.
AdamI think I think also that that that is that is just a massive waste of money.
AdamIn the sense of certainly for myself in that I will not be restricted by the idea of I can't punch this person because it's impolite, they'll probably knock the fuck out of me.
ChrisYeah.
AdamSo, if I've got like a a virtual personal trainer.
AdamI am punching that screen at some point.
AdamIt's going to happen.
AdamSo.
LeeIt's not that is going to more expensive clothes or since six weeks time when you get bored of it.
AdamThat's true.
AdamYeah.
AdamYeah.
AdamBut, yeah, so I've watched I've been watching those seen the first two episodes of the new What We Do in the Shadows.
LeeYeah.
Adamas you know, Lee, they've now put it up on iPlayer in full.
Adambut I'm sort of chewing through it week by week.
Adamso I yeah, so I've seen the first two episodes, both of which are really great and Kristen Shaw turning up as well.
AdamThat's always a joy.
LeeOh, yeah.
AdamSo, yeah.
Adamso yep, that's definitely recommended.
Adamand I also watched, sensor.
AdamAs in censorship, not as in like stacked up.
LeeOh, yeah.
AdamSo.
LeeGreat.
LeeGreat album.
AdamBecause when I when I first heard about the the film, I was searching for it under that spelling.
LeeYeah.
AdamWhen someone just mentioned something about it and it's like, oh, I said, and yeah, no, it's sensor as in censorship.
AdamAnd basically, it's a directed by Prano Bailey-Bond.
AdamAnd it is,
Adamif I've said that wrong, yeah, that's fucking awful because I'm thinking, yeah, what a great memory and it's like, you come back and it's like a Kurt Skrads.
AdamOr, you know, I've mispronounced that terribly.
AdamSo, I apologize if I have.
Adambut basically, it's set in the sort of early 80s.
AdamDuring the video nasty scare and it's about a woman who works for the BBFC, the British Board of Film Classification.
AdamSo, she's the one vetting the tapes of like, you know, Evil Dead and SS Abomination or whatever.
AdamSort of video nasty that you can think of.
AdamAnd
AdamYeah, really.
Adambasically.
AdamShe watches a video that reminds her of her own sister's disappearance.
AdamWhen that when she was a kid.
AdamAnd so, she sort of.
AdamAnd but yeah, sort of goes from there.
AdamMichael Smiley's in it, which is always the guarantee of satisfaction, all right.
AdamAnd yeah.
AdamOh, and Nicholas Burns, Nathan Barley.
Chris
AdamWho who is brilliant as a very smug fellow sensor.
AdamWho's just there's going, oh, I mean, the thing is you're saying about that, the eye gouging, come on, that's that's Gloustering King Lear.
AdamAnd her reply is, right, you've brought Shakespeare into the room, so your argument is invalid.
AdamBut,
AdamAnd,
Adamyeah, yeah.
AdamLike really good.
Adamreally atmospheric, and it's one of those it's one of those ones where someone's sort of losing their shit.
AdamSo, it becomes quite hallucinatory and everything.
AdamAnd,
AdamYeah, but also sort of like some nicely sort of comic bits as well.
Adamin there, mostly from, yeah, when they're talking about like the video nasties and stuff like that.
AdamSo, yeah.
Adam
Adamdefinitely recommend that one.
AdamAnd,
Adamand yeah, that's all the weather apart from something that we obviously all saw.
LeeYes.
AdamSo, Lee, I shall hand over to you, sir.
LeeThank you very much.
Leeso we've had a week of firsts this week.
LeeWell, a Fortnite of first, in fact.
Leeso Jennifer had never seen Society, so she watched it with me.
AdamHe.
LeeWe'll get onto that in a bit.
ChrisShe didn't want to join us.
AdamNo.
AdamI think that indicates something.
ChrisYeah.
LeeYou might be I was massively surprised.
LeeWe got to the end and I was waiting for the what and muth was that.
LeeBut actually, we got to the end and she went, that was fun.
LeeAnd I was like,
AdamWhat.
LeeWho are you? You're not like I married you.
Leebut yeah, so also she realized that she has never seen The Fog.
LeeThe John Carpenter movie.
Chris
LeeI don't know.
LeeI don't know.
ChrisI also have never seen that.
ChrisBut that's less of a surprise, I imagine.
AdamThat's kind of the basis of the podcast.
ChrisIt is, really, yes.
LeeI have come to the conclusion, this is my second favorite John Carpenter.
LeeAnd I think the most underrated of his pieces.
LeeI love this movie so, so much.
AdamAbsolutely.
LeeI kind of it's one of those I I think it's really good and then I watch it.
LeeAnd then every time it floors me just how perfect a film it is.
ChrisYeah.
ChrisThat's it.
LeeIt's incredible.
AdamYeah.
AdamYeah.
AdamIt is an amazing fucking film.
AdamFirst John Carpenter I ever saw.
LeeOh, really?
AdamAnd yeah, I'm pretty sure it was, I I think I was aware of Halloween.
AdamBut I hadn't actually seen it.
AdamAnd then the fog was on one night, and it was it was.
AdamI think it was a Halloween job, I think it was on like one Halloween or whatever.
LeeNice.
AdamAnd.
AdamJust yeah, rather than show Halloween.
AdamThey show The Fog.
LeeOh.
AdamMaybe they'd done Halloween too much so they decided to put The Fog on, I don't know.
AdamBut,
Adamyeah, and again, just like going into it, not knowing anything, and it was just like, this is fucking great.
LeeI I think the last time I saw it, actually, Adam, was with you on Halloween night when we went to the all-nighter John Carpenter one.
Leeand I think because I think because it started at around 3:0 a.m.
LeeI don't think I was like fully tuned into it.
Lee
AdamIt was a weird one to place there, it has to be said, because it was like the mellowest film they had on.
LeeYeah.
AdamAnd and you're like, I know you can't do it, you certainly can do it first.
AdamThird, I think, would have been the key.
Lee
AdamBecause I think you could sort of change the pace if you really, but yeah, just that.
AdamThat time in the morning was just like, yeah.
AdamI think that was what finished off a lot of people because it was that then they live, wasn't it?
LeeYes.
LeeYeah, I think it just kind of washed over me, unfortunately.
LeeBut,
Leebut yeah, I I just I I just watched it and was so excited again.
LeeI was like, oh my God.
LeeI like I've seen this film probably half a dozen times.
LeeBut apart from that time at the Prince Charles, I don't think I've seen it in, well, probably not in 20 years because Jennifer hasn't seen it.
Adam
Lee
LeeSo, yeah, and I was just like, oh my God, why is this not in my yearly re-watching schedule, really?
LeeIt's just fantastic.
Lee
AdamIt's something you you end up weirdly enough appreciating anew.
AdamThat I find.
AdamYeah.
AdamIt's like you do that first time you watch it and then the more you see it.
AdamIt's a bit like it has almost it's like that Jaws thing where you watch it and you're like, actually, this is fucking good.
AdamYou know.
LeeExactly, that's exactly it, yeah.
LeeOh, perfect.
Leeand the other film that we watched that Jennifer again had never seen.
LeeAnd exactly the same as society.
LeeI was waiting for what.
Leebut recently, in the run-up to Halloween, Jennifer kept putting on Halloween playlists through Amazon.
LeeWell, through Alexa, obviously, not through Amazon because that'd upset her massively.
Leebut and it kept putting on the Killer Clowns From Outer Space theme tune.
AdamOh, the Dikkens.
LeeYeah, and she yeah, and she kept sort of humming along to it, and I was like, are you humming Killer Clowns? And she was like, I don't know, it's just on a playlist.
LeeAnd I was like, you've seen the film though, and she went, no, don't think I have.
LeeSo, I was like, right, we're going to sit down and watch it.
LeeAnd we sat down and it got to the end, and I was waiting for a slap or something.
LeeAnd she just went, oh, that was good.
LeeOh, we need to watch more films like that.
LeeI was like,
LeeWhat is going on? Why is your your taste suddenly massively?
LeeBut,
LeeI mean,
LeeI'm not going to knock it.
LeeIt's fantastic.
LeeSo,
Leeyeah.
AdamI I think I yeah, but I'm actually quite surprised because I would have thought Jennifer would have liked Killer Clowns.
AdamBecause, yeah, I can I can sort of see it.
AdamIn a weird way, like with other stuff that she likes, I can see.
ChrisIs it is it a like a black comedy?
AdamOh, it's mental.
AdamThis is.
AdamThis is this is one we will get we will get to Chris.
AdamAnd we will this is we're already lining up the new year here.
ChrisYeah.
ChrisBecause I think that that's another one like society that I always saw in the video shop.
LeeYes.
AdamYes.
AdamYeah.
AdamIt's from that right era.
Chris
AdamYeah.
AdamYeah.
AdamDefinitely.
AdamBut I mean it's sort of because Killer Clowns Killer Clowns is kind of somewhere between like say, how Critters and
AdamOh, what's the James Gunn film?
AdamSlither.
LeeYes.
Chris
ChrisYeah.
AdamIt's kind of that sort of thing of like small town being invaded, but yeah, it's just these weird puppet clown aliens.
LeeYeah, they're aliens that look like clowns, so they they do sort of mention it vaguely in passing that.
LeeThey think possibly they've been here before and clowns are designed to look like these weird aliens, but there's kind of nothing funny about them.
LeeAnd they they put people in cotton candy cocoons and all their guns look like oh, they drive yeah.
LeeLike they drive tiny cars that they get 12 of them in and all like it's really oh, it's just bat shit.
LeeIt's so much fun.
LeeIt's great.
AdamIt's it kind of it's that same feeling of it feels like it could have been an early Tim Burton.
LeeYes.
LeeAbsolutely.
AdamIt's yeah, it's like Pee-wee Herman's Big Adventure sort of thing.
AdamIt's all that kind of.
LeeI was going to say, isn't the film directed by two brothers.
LeeWho basically were special effects guys who just wrote a film to show off their special effects, if I remember correctly.
Leeand I've got a feeling they might have had something to do with Pee-wee's Playhouse. I definitely looked something up recently that had Pee-wee's Playhouse in it.
LeeAnd I was like, oh, right, so it could have been that and the guys worked on it.
LeeBut yeah.
AdamThe guys, those guys, I think did Critters, they were the guys who were behind the effects in Critters.
LeeI think you're right.
LeeThat's about it.
LeeYeah.
LeeBut yeah, excellent.
LeeCool, right.
LeeAnyway, before I get into a into another rabbit hole of 80s horror, let's move on to this film.
LeeSo,
Leewe are covering 1989's Society.
LeeNow, just to roll back, we've been showing Chris horror films for about three years now.
LeeAnd occasionally, he goes off and watches something.
LeeNormally quite mainstream or quite expected and randomly on the last episode, out of the fucking blue, Chris goes.
ChrisI watched society.
LeeAnd I was like, what you how?
LeeLike this isn't this isn't commonly known.
LeeHow did you end up watching this film, Chris?
LeeI'm desperate to know.
AdamOh.
AdamCan I can I just say before that when you said that Chris, my heart swelled at one.
LeeOh.
AdamOh, one.
AdamI was like, my boy, my boy's out there doing it.
ChrisSo, I just had a fight with Darth Maul and didn't didn't get chopped in half and yeah.
Chriswell, so I'm fairly certain it was Bobby that recommended it.
ChrisFrom not for everyone.
ChrisI'm I'm fairly certain it was.
LeeI think he would have.
ChrisIt it may not have been, but having seen it, I wouldn't be surprised if it was, but.
AdamI think it was, I think it was a while back.
AdamBut it is it's also the kind of film that Bobby wants he wants to know what you think of these films as well.
AdamThat's the thing.
ChrisYeah, well, so like if it was a well back, it must have been percolating around in my mind.
ChrisAnd then I saw it on it must have been on prime, maybe Shutter through prime.
ChrisAnd I'd I'd perhaps I'd added it to a list and then I was like, that's it, I'm just going to watch this today.
ChrisThis is this is what's going on.
ChrisBecause I you know, you see the cover.
ChrisNow, I think it's got two covers, it's got the one with the woman pulling off her face.
AdamThe illustrated one.
AdamYeah, like the woman.
AdamYeah, they're like King and Queen.
ChrisYeah.
AdamYeah.
Chrisand so, you know, that's that's quite unusual.
Chrisand then it's got the other one with all the pink bodies, which I I had had no idea what that was.
ChrisI I just didn't look at it properly beforehand.
ChrisI just sort of saw this pink mess.
ChrisAnd it turns out it is a pink mess.
LeeSee, it's funny you say that because I thought that because I said to Jennifer before watching it.
LeeI said, don't watch a trailer.
LeeDon't read a.
Chris
LeeDon't look at anything.
LeeJust go in completely cold.
LeeAnd then the opening credits shows the end all in the background.
LeeAnd I was like, if you know, that'll definitely spoil it, but I'm keen to know if you didn't know.
LeeIf you would go, is that a weird amorphous gold you got?
LeeOh, yeah.
LeeAgain, we said we'll spoil it, this film is an hour and 15 minutes of where is this going?
LeeFollowed by, oh, shit.
LeeSo, if we don't spoil it.
ChrisWhere it went.
LeeIt's not going to work.
AdamThe opening credits when Claire saw them, she used the term are they having a sext?
LeeYeah.
AdamSo, yeah.
LeeCuz they work.
AdamNo.
AdamActually, the weirdest thing is there is I think it was the video cover or like the the first like completely vanilla DVD release of society was just the arse face.
LeeHuh.
AdamWhich was like, wow, that's just completely.
LeeYou don't need to watch the film now.
AdamIt wasn't even so much that, it was like, if you bought this, if you got this thinking that looks cool as a monster.
ChrisYeah.
AdamAnd then by the because it's quite tight close-up on the face with just like stretched and everything else like that.
AdamSo, when you actually see it in context with a pair of legs and an ass round it, you'd be like, oh, I thought that was going to be like some cool creepy gory demon.
LeeYeah, it does look very similar to From Beyond's cover, that one actually.
LeeSo, yeah, you can see how you go, oh, it's just like From Beyond, no, no, it isn't anything like that.
AdamNo.
AdamNo.
ChrisI did, right, I I did because I'd watched this before, I thought this time I'll look up some bits about it.
ChrisNormally I'll try not to look at anything, occasionally.
LeeOf course.
ChrisI just can't help it and I've got to look at something.
ChrisBut yeah, so I thought I'd look up a few reviews of this just to see get a feel of what the world thinks.
ChrisAnd I did quite like the first one on IMDb, the title was, I respected it more than I enjoyed it.
ChrisI could understand, I can appreciate that perspective there.
Lee
ChrisI'm I'm it's it's hard to use the word enjoy, I would say.
ChrisI I I was entertained by it, the majority of it absolutely I I really enjoyed the mystery aspect.
ChrisAnd is is he just going mad or is there something going on?
ChrisIt it looks like something's going on.
ChrisBut and then who's involved and how far does it go?
ChrisAnd then obviously when you get the on the feel, it goes quite far.
AdamYeah.
AdamQuite far up the elementary Canal.
ChrisYeah.
ChrisAnd so, yeah, but I would definitely say looking back at it.
ChrisI was entertained.
ChrisI did enjoy it, not all of it completely.
ChrisBut I absolutely think, you know, he was taking some risk making this.
Chris
LeeOh, it's a very brave film.
AdamYeah.
LeeYeah.
ChrisYeah.
ChrisWell, and it does cover, I mean, you know, like our.
ChrisAnd the idea of society.
ChrisLike because you do hear, you've got to be a good upstanding member of society.
ChrisYou know.
ChrisYou have to work hard and and this is society.
ChrisAnd we like to be good.
ChrisAnd it turns out those at the upper echelons, well, they are a little bit deviant on that.
ChrisAs we've learned over, you know.
AdamI mean, the the unfortunate thing is is that this movie is kind of kind to the rich and powerful.
ChrisProbably.
ChrisYeah.
AdamIn as much as it's like, well, the excuse is they're actually a different body of squishy alien things that sort of like have weird.
AdamOles up all up each other is probably better than the genuine sleazy corruption of you know, the rich and powerful.
Adambut it is also that thing, it's pillar of society, isn't it?
AdamWhen it's always like they always go.
AdamAnd I mean this is this is something actually that's come up recently is because obviously there's lots of
Adamthis is in in in Merrie old England, there's a lot of talk of various politicians taking money and so on and so forth.
AdamAnd and sort of fiddling their expenses and so on.
AdamAnd it's described as sleeves.
AdamAnd that really annoys me because it's not sleaze, sleaze should be sleazy.
LeeYeah.
AdamIf if you're doing the end of society, that's sleazy.
ChrisCorruption is corruption.
AdamYeah, this is corruption.
AdamYou know, but yeah, but apparently that's too strong a term.
ChrisSleaze almost makes it sound a little bit fun.
ChrisYou know, it's like it's not too bad, it's like, you know.
LeeYeah.
AdamYeah, could be.
LeeIt makes it think of 80s boob comedy.
ChrisYeah.
AdamYeah, like.
ChrisYeah.
LeeYeah.
ChrisThere's a bit of humor to it somewhere.
AdamGives him a sort of feel of Robin Asquith rather than, you know, fucking.
AdamBut feven asshole come.
ChrisYeah.
AdamBut you know.
AdamBut I was wondering when when I was watching it, I did wonder, is this the first.
AdamConspiracy horror we've really covered?
Lee
AdamBecause I mean horror tends to be reveals and things like that.
AdamSo, it often starts out, oh, what's this then it turns out it's a werewolf.
AdamIt's yeah, giant fish people, whatever, you know, it's.
ChrisYeah.
Adambut is this one where they derive a lot of the tension and horror from that.
AdamOne person against some thing going on, like they live or something like that.
LeeI would say you're right, this could be the first of those we've covered.
LeeHowever,
LeeI would like to bring this film up in reference to two other movies by the same person.
AdamYeah.
AdamOh.
LeeI promise not to get on a rant.
LeeBut.
Leewhen we covered Get Out, and I said it really reminded me of like an 80s kind of throwaway movie.
ChrisGet.
ChrisWait, get out or or us?
LeeGet out.
LeeSo, Get Out.
LeeWas the exact same.
LeeDid we not?
LeeNo, we discussed it on the us episode.
LeeYou're right.
AdamWe discussed it on the us episode, which is a shame because I think we should have discussed Get Out because I think we all preferred it.
LeeI I felt that we did cover it.
LeeBut yeah.
AdamWe did cover it.
AdamYeah.
LeeBut yeah, that is it is this movie.
LeeIt's an hour and 20 minutes or whatever of what's going on in the back.
LeeAs you say, it's as you say, Adam, it's that one character, is he paranoid, is he being overzealous, is something big going on and if so, what?
LeeAnd then at the end you get the, oh, shit, I didn't see that coming.
LeeSo, that's exactly what Get Out reminded me of with this film.
LeeAnd I think that's why I felt it wasn't original.
LeeBecause it felt so close to this style.
AdamWell, it's it's from that same.
AdamLike body snatchers and stuff like that.
LeeYeah, body snatchers as well.
LeePerfectly.
AdamYou know, Body Snatchers is probably the ultimate example of like conspiracy horror, I would say.
AdamBecause it's that thing of the conspiracy is the horror.
AdamIt's not a mechanical reason why something's taking place or whatever like that.
Adam
Adamand actually, I'll tell you what, and this is the bit where you go, oh, there's a reason why we are still watching Society now.
AdamIs that when Brian Yazna first got the script.
AdamThe end was, huh, they're all Satanists.
AdamThey're only bloody Satanists and they're sacrificing people.
AdamCome on.
LeeThat's a bit soft, isn't it?
LeeIt's a fucking.
AdamIt's a fucking.
AdamWeak ending.
AdamWhereas this, you fucking.
LeeYeah.
AdamYou know.
AdamA man turns into a giant flicky hand.
LeeYeah.
AdamAt one point.
AdamYou know.
ChrisAnd and and it was all practical effects as well.
ChrisNow, that that stands out now as like, oh, that's pretty impressive what they've done there.
AdamWell, the guy, the guy who's done, because obviously it's directed by Brian Yazna.
AdamWho along with Stewart Gordon does a lot of gloopy monster films.
AdamYou know, like Re-Animator and From Beyond and stuff like that.
AdamAnd.
Adambut the effects guy on this is a Japanese fellow called Screaming Mad George.
LeeOh, yeah, we saw his name in the credits.
LeeAnd we're like, well, that's pretty impressive, if nothing else.
AdamBecause he's I think I think he's actually his credit in full is something like surrealistic makeup effects.
AdamOr something like that.
AdamIt's.
AdamYeah.
Adambut yes, his real name is Yohei Tanney.
Adamand when he was he was born in Japan and he chose to call himself George.
AdamBecause it was an exotic sort of like, it wasn't a Japanese name, so it stood out.
Adambut then he moved to the states and that's why he had to become Screaming Mad George because there were a few more Georges.
AdamAnd it wasn't quite as, yeah.
Adamdidn't quite stand out as much.
Adam
Adamand he was in, he was the singer in a New York punk band called The Mad.
AdamAnd then they their music videos and they were all just like and this is like 1980 one, two or something like that.
AdamBut they're like proper splatterry gory effects sort of weird stuff and things like that.
AdamAnd that basically got him a job doing special effects in films.
AdamAnd.
AdamYeah, and that's and but yeah, and I'll give I'll give you the rundown.
AdamHe's worked on Poltergeist 2, The Other Side.
AdamBig Trouble in Little China.
AdamWoo!
AdamNightmare on Elm Street 3 and 4, he's responsible for the cockroach death.
AdamIn number 4.
LeeWow.
Adamthe Abyss, Space Balls, This Is The End, Jack Frost.
AdamFreaked, an American Werewolf in Paris.
AdamSilent Night, Deadly Night 5, Necronomicon and Children of the Corn 3.
Adamwith Brian Yazna, he did Bride of Re-Animator Beyond Re-Animator.
AdamProgeny, Silent Night 4, Faust, Love of the Damned.
AdamThe Dentist 2, brace yourself.
AdamAnd he directed The Guyver with Mark Hamill, which is.
Chris
AdamA fucking highly recommended film.
Adam
Adammy only regret with that is that I didn't see The Guyver when it first came out because I would have been at the right age.
AdamThat it would be my favorite film of all fucking time ever, fucking hell.
LeeYeah.
AdamThat is.
LeeThat is a impressive.
AdamYeah.
AdamYeah.
AdamIt's a pretty impressive resume.
AdamAnd but,
AdamI think yeah, basically him and Screaming Mad George because I think what happened was Screaming Mad George told him what he wanted to do.
AdamAnd Brian Yazna was like, well, should we make a film, we'll make a film to put that in it.
AdamAnd then sort of, oh yeah, and I had that script, yeah, hey, this is crap, right, okay, and that's basically what happened.
AdamAnd it's one of the rare opportunities, you know, when you sort of see things in usually where it's like, oh, a someone wrote a horror film.
AdamAnd then I said, edit it and we'll make it Halloween 6.
LeeYeah.
AdamYeah, we'll call it Halloween 6 or something, because we come, yeah, why not?
AdamI mean, not not that it's not that it's a film that's already been made and featured Michael Myers rather than Binhead.
AdamSo, you know.
AdamBut, yeah, we'll call it Hellraiser 6 then.
AdamWe'll do that.
AdamAnd,
Adamyeah, it's rather it was sort of like, yeah, we wouldn't have remembered society, either film where a lot of rich people turned out to be Satanists.
AdamOr had watched it.
AdamAnd been like, yeah.
AdamThat's all right.
AdamYeah.
ChrisYeah.
AdamThis is Jesus Christ.
LeeYeah.
ChrisThis this stays in your mind banks.
LeeI've just worked it out, so Brian Bremmer in this.
LeeWho played the younger brother who was a bit of a dick, who died and then didn't who was on the debating team.
AdamOh, Petrie, yeah.
LeeYeah.
LeeI knew I recognized him from something, and it was really annoying me the whole time.
LeeI've just worked out it's Bumpkin Head.
AdamYeah.
AdamHe's Bumping Pumpkin Head.
LeeYeah.
LeeYeah.
LeeI was like, oh no, I I think he just looks like someone.
LeeWhich is why earlier when you said, he is so and so, and I went, yeah, yeah, yeah, I wasn't quite sure who you meant.
LeeI'm not going to and I was like, oh, he knows who it is, I'll write that down and I'll look later, but no, it's not.
LeeI've just worked out it's Pumpkin Head.
LeeSo.
AdamBecause.
AdamProbably, I mean, I mean, apart from, I mean, Clarissa was Devon Devasquez, who was a former Playboy model.
LeeOkay.
AdamBut other than that, not many people sort of people involved with this have had careers, but nothing sort of noticeable.
AdamBilly Warlock being the the only one because he was in loads of, he was like in Baywatch.
Chris
AdamAnd Happy Days, Days of Our Lives, The Young and the Restless.
AdamAnd he was like recurring roles in all these TV things.
AdamSo, you know.
AdamIn America, he's probably like, I don't know, Danny Dyer or someone like that.
AdamYou know.
ChrisThat's.
ChrisThat's pretty weird.
AdamBut I mean, you're sitting there going, isn't that his name's Billy Warlock?
AdamThat's a cool name.
AdamHis dad is Dick Warlock.
LeeNo, Warlock was our first unsung hero, I believe.
AdamHe was, I think he was, yeah.
LeeOh, that's awesome.
AdamI was describing Dick Warlock to Claire and I said he's a stuntman, he's been in he's played Michael Myers, his name's Dick Warlock, and her response was, hey, Dick, leave some pussy for the rest of us.
AdamHey, because it was like, wow, that is this pasta.
LeeYour classic.
AdamYou are.
AdamYeah.
LeeThe other thing, saying about the 80s-ness of it, we we were very diametrically opposed to the scene when he gets out of his jeep and he's walking around looking for the other guy, and he eventually finds him in that Volvo.
Lee
LeeYes.
Leehe's standing in that baggy-ish gray suit in his trainers and Jennifer went, what is wrong with that man? Why is he dressed in a baggy suit and trainers?
LeeAnd literally, as she started speaking, in my mind, I was just thinking, fuck, he looks cool. I could still dress like that.
LeeYou know, literally, as if she'd read my mind, she was like, he looks all right, dress up.
LeeOh.
LeeMaybe I won't do that then.
AdamAlso, also that guy Petrie is the is literally Martin Prince. It's like this is where Martin Prince goes from from there, you know, from childhood.
AdamIt's.
AdamHe's just.
AdamEvery I love the fact that it is because obviously it's kind of.
AdamFrom fairly early on, it's like, oh yeah, your parents and your sister involved in weird sex or something.
AdamAnd they're all fucking each other and everyone else and stuff like that.
AdamAnd.
AdamThat kind of actually is the answer.
AdamBut nowhere near.
ChrisYeah.
AdamHow how basic that is.
AdamYou know, weird why.
AdamYou know.
AdamAnd but what I why I really love about this is it reminds me of other 80s films from the time.
AdamBut it's like it's like what you want to happen to the dickheads in Porky's.
LeeDo you know what I mean?
AdamIt's like all these sort of like high school like, hey, we're just a bunch of guys.
AdamYeah, who probably in 20 years time are just fucking shoot everyone, but we're just a bunch of guys.
AdamAnd we just need to see the cheerleaders' boobs.
AdamAnd I just love the idea that it's like, yeah, no, this this that kind of a film.
AdamBut then it's gone into like sort of, oh no, this is this is fucking horrible.
LeeYeah.
AdamThis is icky.
AdamYou know, it's.
AdamAnd it's it's genuinely the sort of the pervy-ness that it sort of highlights is in those other films of how they are.
AdamKind of creepy.
AdamYou know, especially you sort of watch them back and you're like, fucking, you know, these are sort of these are quite despicable film in a way.
AdamWhereas this is kind of like, yeah, this is what you get for trying to see your sister.
LeeYeah.
AdamIn the shower, you twist up.
AdamOr she's a twist in that respect.
AdamBut yeah.
LeeYou know what I mean.
LeeWhy do you say that, another film I started watching this week?
LeeBut I only got halfway through, so I didn't cover it. I started watching a film called Killer Party.
AdamOh, right.
AdamOkay.
Lee
LeeBut that's very much the same.
LeeYeah, so it starts with a load of girls naked in the hot tub.
AdamThat's as far as you got, wasn't it?
LeeWell, it doesn't start with it, but ten minutes in, a load of girls naked in the hot tub. Yeah, and then all the jocks from the frat house round the corner all turn up and basically throw a jar of bees over and then climb over the fence and videotape all the girls running it.
LeeYeah, and I was like, they should still be in prison from the 80s if that's what they're doing.
LeeLike, this isn't a fun prank, like that's very dangerous and very serious sexual crime, really.
AdamYeah.
AdamYeah.
AdamAnd I think that's what I.
AdamBecause it's like with this, it's like sort of like, oh, I've got to go with the hot brunette.
AdamAnd it's like,
Adamyeah, but.
AdamAnd actually my it does feature one I love the line about cream, sugar, or shall I just pee in it?
LeeYou're classy, you are.
AdamYeah.
AdamYeah.
LeeThe other thing, saying about the 80s-ness of it,
Lee
Adam
LeeWe we were very diametrically opposed.
LeeSo, the scene when he gets out of his jeep and he's walking around looking for the other guy and he eventually finds him in that Volvo, and he's standing in that baggyish gray suit in his trainers.
LeeAnd Jennifer went, what is wrong with that man? Why is he dressed in a baggy suit and trainers?
LeeAnd literally, as she started speaking.
LeeIn my mind, I was just thinking, fuck, he looks cool.
LeeI could still dress like that, you know.
LeeLiterally, as if she'd read my mind, she was like, he looks all right, dressed up.
LeeOh.
LeeMaybe I won't do that then.
AdamAlso.
AdamAlso.
AdamThat guy.
AdamPetrie.
AdamIs the is literally Martin Prince.
AdamIt's like this is where Martin Prince goes from from there, you know, from childhood.
AdamHe's just.
AdamI love the fact that it is because obviously it's kind of from fairly early on, it's like, oh yeah, your parents and your sister involved in weird sex all these.
AdamAnd they're all fucking each other and everyone else and stuff like that.
AdamAnd.
AdamThat kind of actually is the answer.
AdamBut nowhere near.
ChrisYeah.
AdamHow how basic that is.
AdamYou know, weird why.
AdamYou know.
AdamAnd but what I why I really love about this is it reminds me of other 80s films from the time.
AdamBut it's like it's like what you want to happen to the dickheads in Porky's.
LeeDo you know what I mean?
AdamIt's like all these sort of like high school like, hey, we're just a bunch of guys.
AdamYeah, who probably in 20 years time are just fucking shoot everyone, but we're just a bunch of guys.
AdamAnd we just need to see the cheerleaders' boobs.
AdamAnd I just love the idea that it's like, yeah, no, this this that kind of a film.
AdamBut then it's gone into like sort of, oh no, this is this is fucking horrible.
LeeYeah.
AdamThis is icky.
AdamYou know, it's.
AdamAnd it's it's genuinely the sort of the pervy-ness that it sort of highlights is in those other films of how they are.
AdamKind of creepy.
AdamYou know, especially you sort of watch them back and you're like, fucking, you know, these are sort of these are quite despicable film in a way.
AdamWhereas this is kind of like, yeah, this is what you get for trying to see your sister.
LeeYeah.
AdamIn the shower, you twist up.
AdamOr she's a twist in that respect.
AdamBut yeah.
LeeYou know what I mean.
LeeWhy do you say that, another film I started watching this week?
LeeBut I only got halfway through, so I didn't cover it. I started watching a film called Killer Party.
AdamOh, right.
AdamOkay.
Leebut that's very much the same.
LeeYeah, so it starts with a load of girls naked in the hot tub.
AdamThat's as far as you got, wasn't it?
LeeWell, it doesn't start with it, but ten minutes in, a load of girls naked in the hot tub. Yeah, and then all the jocks from the frat house round the corner all turn up and basically throw a jar of bees over and then climb over the fence and videotape all the girls running it.
LeeYeah, and I was like, they should still be in prison from the 80s if that's what they're doing.
LeeLike, this isn't a fun prank, like that's very dangerous and very serious sexual crime, really.
AdamYeah.
AdamYeah.
AdamAnd I think that's what I.
AdamBecause it's like with this, it's like sort of like, oh, I've got to go with the hot brunette.
AdamAnd it's like,
Adamyeah, but.
AdamAnd actually.
AdamMy it does feature one I love the line about cream, sugar, or shall I just pee in it?
LeeYou're classy.
LeeYou are.
AdamYeah.
LeeThe other thing, saying about the 80s-ness of it,
Lee
Adam
LeeWe we were very diametrically opposed to the scene when he gets out of his jeep and he's walking around looking for the other guy.
LeeAnd he eventually finds him in that Volvo, and he's standing in that baggyish gray suit in his trainers, and Jennifer went, what is wrong with that man? Why is he dressed in a baggy suit and trainers?
LeeAnd literally, as she started speaking.
LeeIn my mind, I was just thinking, fuck, he looks cool.
LeeI could still dress like that, you know.
LeeLiterally, as if she'd read my mind, she was like, he looks all right, dress up.
LeeOh.
LeeMaybe I won't do that then.
AdamAlso, also that guy Petrie is the is literally Martin Prince. It's like this is where Martin Prince goes from from there, you know, from childhood.
AdamHe's just.
AdamEvery I love the fact that it is because obviously it's kind of from fairly early on, it's like, oh yeah, your parents and your sister involved in weird sex all these.
AdamAnd they're all fucking each other and everyone else and stuff like that.
AdamAnd.
AdamThat kind of actually is the answer.
AdamBut nowhere near.
ChrisYeah.
AdamHow how basic that is.
AdamYou know, weird why.
AdamYou know.
AdamAnd but what I why I really love about this is it reminds me of other 80s films from the time.
AdamBut it's like it's like what you want to happen to the dickheads in Porky's.
LeeDo you know what I mean?
AdamIt's like all these sort of like high school like, hey, we're just a bunch of guys.
AdamYeah, who probably in 20 years time are just fucking shoot everyone, but we're just a bunch of guys.
AdamAnd we just need to see the cheerleaders' boobs.
AdamAnd I just love the idea that it's like, yeah, no, this this that kind of a film.
AdamBut then it's gone into like sort of, oh no, this is this is fucking horrible.
LeeYeah.
AdamThis is icky.
AdamYou know, it's.
AdamAnd it's it's genuinely the sort of the pervy-ness that it sort of highlights is in those other films of how they are.
AdamKind of creepy.
AdamYou know, especially you sort of watch them back and you're like, fucking, you know, these are sort of these are quite despicable film in a way.
AdamWhereas this is kind of like, yeah, this is what you get for trying to see your sister.
LeeYeah.
AdamIn the shower, you twist up.
AdamOr she's a twist in that respect.
AdamBut yeah.
LeeYou know what I mean.
LeeWhy do you say that, another film I started watching this week?
LeeBut I only got halfway through, so I didn't cover it. I started watching a film called Killer Party.
AdamOh, right.
AdamOkay.
Leebut that's very much the same.
LeeYeah, so it starts with a load of girls naked in the hot tub.
AdamThat's as far as you got, wasn't it?
LeeWell, it doesn't start with it, but ten minutes in, a load of girls naked in the hot tub. Yeah, and then all the jocks from the frat house round the corner all turn up and basically throw a jar of bees over and then climb over the fence and videotape all the girls running it.
LeeYeah, and I was like, they should still be in prison from the 80s if that's what they're doing.
LeeLike, this isn't a fun prank, like that's very dangerous and very serious sexual crime, really.
AdamYeah.
AdamYeah.
AdamAnd I think that's what I.
AdamBecause it's like with this, it's like sort of like, oh, I've got to go with the hot brunette.
AdamAnd it's like,
Adamyeah, but.
AdamAnd actually.
AdamMy it does feature one I love the line about cream, sugar, or shall I just pee in it?
LeeYou're classy.
LeeYou are.
AdamYeah.
Lee
LeeYeah, I think that's probably all we can say.
LeeOn this film.
LeeIt's,
AdamAnd.
AdamAlso.
AdamI still.
AdamI've still to this day never worked out what is going on with the mum.
AdamLike the Clarissa's mother.
LeeNo.
LeeOh, yeah, that's really I yeah, I don't get that at all.
LeeAnd I don't get her.
LeeShe's got the thing with the hair.
LeeAnd the judge has the bit with the hair as well, and I was like, is it?
LeeIs it?
ChrisLike hair.
ChrisJust get stuck.
LeeLike maybe she's like maybe she's so inbred that she's now like that, maybe.
LeeBut again, that was me trying to work it out, watching it.
LeeAnd then gets to the end and I was like, I don't know.
ChrisYeah.
ChrisSomething's on.
ChrisMint.
AdamYeah.
LeeI don't know.
AdamYeah, I think I think that's the key to it is.
AdamI think it does string you it strings you along nicely.
AdamAnd then at least gives you a payoff you have never seen before.
LeeYeah.
ChrisYeah.
AdamDo you know what I mean.
LeeYes.
AdamIt's it's very hard to accuse it of I saw that coming.
ChrisYeah.
AdamYou know.
AdamIt sort of it's what's you know, there was that.
AdamWas it Eddie Izzard who said that the best episode you could do of Tales of the Unexpected is a man thinks his wife's having an affair.
AdamSo, he hires a private detective to follow her, then he finds out that she's not actually been going to work and she comes home early on a Thursday.
AdamSo, he decides he takes the afternoon off, he goes home, he opens the door and a leopard eats him.
LeeYeah.
AdamAnd it's like that genuinely is a tale of the unexpected.
ChrisYeah.
AdamSo.
AdamAnd I think this.
AdamSort of qualifies in that way.
LeeDefinitely.
LeeDefinitely.
AdamOh, gives Roll doll run for his money.
LeeYeah.
AdamBut.
AdamYeah.
AdamI think I think another,
AdamI mean it's like, no, I've completely lost my trying to thought.
AdamSo there we go.
AdamThis is what I think podcasting is all about.
ChrisI think I think that's allowed.
AdamI think.
AdamBut yeah, I think this.
AdamThis film can do that to you though.
AdamYou know.
AdamIt's acceptable.
AdamYou suddenly have a sudden image in your mind of it.
AdamAnd it's all gone, what was where were we again?
AdamYeah.
AdamThis this is the thing.
AdamIt is a it is a film that flashes back.
AdamDefinitely, it's this is this is one of those ones where you just like I just for no good reason something you remind you.
AdamIt must have been hell for people watching Billy Warlock.
AdamIn fucking Baywatch all those years to sort of like, oh, right, carry on, it's fine, don't worry.
Adamyeah, I.
AdamI think that's probably all we can say.
AdamOn this film.
AdamIt's,
AdamAnd also, I still, I've still to this day.
AdamNever worked out what is going on with the mum.
AdamLike the Clarissa's mother.
LeeNo.
LeeOh, yeah, that's really I yeah, I don't get that at all.
LeeAnd I don't get her.
LeeShe's got the thing with the hair and the judge has the bit with the hair as well, and I was like, is it?
LeeIs it?
ChrisLike hair just get stuck.
LeeIs it like maybe she's like maybe she's so inbred that she's now like that, maybe, but again, that was me trying to work it out, watching it.
LeeAnd then gets to the end and I was like, I don't know.
ChrisSomething's on.
ChrisMint.
AdamYeah.
LeeI don't know.
AdamYeah.
LeeBut I think that's.
AdamWell, maybe it's.
LeeYeah.
LeeI think that's probably all we can say.
LeeOn this film.
LeeIt's,
AdamAnd also, I still, I've still to this day.
AdamNever worked out what is going on with the mum.
AdamLike the Clarissa's mother.
LeeNo.
LeeOh, yeah, that's really I yeah.
LeeI don't get that at all.
LeeAnd I don't get her.
LeeShe's got the thing with the hair and the judge has the bit with the hair as well, and I was like, is it?
LeeIs it?
ChrisLike hair just get stuck.
LeeIs it like maybe she's like maybe she's so inbred that she's now like that, maybe, but again, that was me trying to work it out, watching it.
LeeAnd then gets to the end and I was like, I don't know.
ChrisSomething's on.
ChrisMint.
AdamYeah.
LeeI don't know.
AdamYeah.
LeeBut I think that's.
AdamWell, maybe it's.
LeeYeah.
LeeI think that's probably all we can say.
LeeOn this film.
LeeIt's,
AdamAnd also, I still, I've still to this day.
AdamNever worked out what is going on with the mum.
AdamLike the Clarissa's mother.
LeeNo.
LeeOh, yeah, that's really I yeah.
LeeI don't get that at all.
LeeAnd I don't get her.
LeeShe's got the thing with the hair and the judge has the bit with the hair as well, and I was like, is it?
LeeIs it?
ChrisLike hair just get stuck.
LeeIs it like maybe she's like maybe she's so inbred that she's now like that, maybe, but again, that was me trying to work it out, watching it.
LeeAnd then gets to the end and I was like, I don't know.
ChrisSomething's on.
ChrisMint.
AdamYeah.
LeeI don't know.
AdamYeah.
LeeBut I think that's.
AdamWell, maybe it's.
LeeYeah.
LeeI think that's probably all we can say.
LeeOn this film.
LeeIt's,
AdamAnd also, I still, I've still to this day.
AdamNever worked out what is going on with the mum.
AdamLike the Clarissa's mother.
LeeNo.
LeeOh, yeah, that's really I yeah.
LeeI don't get that at all.
LeeAnd I don't get her.
LeeShe's got the thing with the hair and the judge has the bit with the hair as well, and I was like, is it?
LeeIs it?
ChrisLike hair just get stuck.
LeeIs it like maybe she's like maybe she's so inbred that she's now like that, maybe, but again, that was me trying to work it out, watching it.
LeeAnd then gets to the end and I was like, I don't know.
ChrisSomething's on.
ChrisMint.
AdamYeah.
LeeI don't know.
AdamYeah.
LeeBut I think that's.
AdamWell, maybe it's.
LeeYeah.
LeeI think that's probably all we can say.
LeeOn this film.
LeeIt's,
AdamAnd also, I still, I've still to this day.
AdamNever worked out what is going on with the mum.
AdamLike the Clarissa's mother.
LeeNo.
LeeOh, yeah, that's really I yeah.
LeeI don't get that at all.
LeeAnd I don't get her.
LeeShe's got the thing with the hair and the judge has the bit with the hair as well, and I was like, is it?
LeeIs it?
ChrisLike hair just get stuck.
LeeIs it like maybe she's like maybe she's so inbred that she's now like that, maybe, but again, that was me trying to work it out, watching it.
LeeAnd then gets to the end and I was like, I don't know.
