Creed

I think I have to look it up.

Oh, Creed.

Yeah.

And when I said Apollo, I did mean Creed.

Yeah, he did Creed also with Michael B. Jordan's working with this actor and they've got a good relationship and it shows on screen.

But I just named you a whole bunch of different genres.

Yeah.

But I love the whole story.

So then Creed came out a few years ago.

All right.

And I was like, I'm not

watching Creed.

Fuck that.

That's a rip off.

I was at home and I'm a night owl.

And Dylan and I did talk about this, actually, outside of this.

I do like the idea of what Creed 2 did for the Creed slash Rocky franchise, which it made the Drago's the real villains of the whole universe.

And I thought Victor was a great character specifically into Creed 3 where he was his friend.

I don't have any issues with Richson coming in and doing the Rocky 3 elements that you mentioned.

I actually really do think that would work for a Creed 4 if we inevitably get it.

Scariest video game is Resident Evil 7, which I never finished and is still left on a VR save of the daddy taunting me in the save room that he's coming to get me.

That sounds awful, and I don't know why you would play those games.

That's my, I want to climb up that mountain and yell Drago.

So not Creed or not any of the newer ones or anything? We can't.

I can't relate to

them.

which was all seven Rocky movies at the time.

And all of them, Rocky was a 4K restoration and the rest of them were all in 35 millimeter, including Creed, a very rare print of Creed on 35 millimeter.

And Rocky II was like Quentin Tarantino's personal print as well, because it's the only one that they could find or something like that.

That's awesome.

it's funny.

I just watched Creed 2 last night.

Creed is a goaded series too, man.

Shout out to fucking...

What's his name? Shit.

Who plays Creed, bruh? I forget the dude's

name.

Michael

They let us know that if we were to attend this year, we will have a chance to walk through an experience inspired by the Oscar-winning film Sinners.

This is actually a Warner Bros. film, not Universal, which was written and directed by Ryan Coogler, who is also known for his work on the films Creed, Black Panther, and Wakanda Forever.

The majority of the story for the film Sinners takes place in 1930s Mississippi with a supernatural threat, aka vampires, attacking a newly opened juke joint owned by twin brothers, both played by actor Michael B. Jordan.

It has some allegorical connections to anti-colonialism and cultural appropriation, which is likely why it won Academy Awards when normally horror films don't even get nominated.

where the Revenge of the Mummy is today, as well as trees that were made for the A Quiet Place haunted house, which was in the same location as this house two years ago.

And the truck that is parked in front of Club Juke is a picture car from Oh Brother Where Art Thou, the George Clooney movie from 2000 that was co-produced by both Disney and Universal.

Also, the music in the film Sinners and Therefore the House is by Ludwig Gorenson, who also did the music for Coogler's Creed and both Black Panther movies, but also did the score for the Disney Plus Star Wars series The Mandalorian.

If you want to get a Club Juke beverage, they have temporarily converted Mulligan's Pub at the end of the street across from the Secret Life of Pets ride into Club Juke, but they didn't exactly go overboard with the re-theme, so don't expect many temporal anomalies.