Cutter's Way

Uh, and then there's even another, uh, cover that, that's doing sort of the MGM, um...

He, he did this with Cutter's Way.

It's sort of the MGM clamshell approach to it, and I think that's great, too.

Um, John takes a lot of time working with artists and designers to design the packaging for his stuff, and I know that a lot of people do, but I just, I really wanna call attention to that because I think I don't hear enough people talk about it, uh, in particular.

Loved it.

I watched the movie Cutter's Way last night, and it is so awesome.

It is a, it is a, like, great '70s to '80s cusp movie.

It's like '81, I think is when it was made.

But I have a transmission new release as well that I just got done watching.

That is probably not a great looking transfer compared to what Cutter's Way was.

And I'm really, really hoping that the Hotspot will be That criteria of transfer.

But we shall see.

Can I throw another 70s, early 80s noir at you that I've just remembered? Because I think Jeff Bridges also lends himself very well to noir.

And he's got two titles, Cutter's Way or Cutter and Bone.

That's brilliant.

That's kind of one of the last movies that was made in that sort of that sort of revification of Dwarf post Watergate.