Dashiell Hammett

Harry Angel is the hero.

But yeah, writing style, I'd say, you know, high level, you know, say Dashiell Hammett type of, you know, you know, that that level literary level in terms of writing style.

That's fascinating to learn that that was a change in the novel, that he forgets it because why then to change it to this military trauma thing and then he had to associate that with the pop star.

and there are specific if you look closely in the movie you'll see bills for which are these movies were are anachronistic in terms of when this happened but elvis is a double trouble okay and then nashville rebels right whale j is very telling and as we discussed i think in the episode if you look at the plots of those movies and just the whole thing with elvis right is he you know did he really die in the doubling thing and the impersonator the double trouble and the whole monarch sort of mind control trope of the double and the the twin and it's it's clear i think that they're suggesting something like again like the imsa theory here the illuminati mind slave artist theory in association with Satanism and the third world demonism in connection with elite Satanism and the rest of it, the whole complex, the Epstein complex, perhaps, or whatever we're going to eventually have to call it.

Now I have a new reason.

Do you remember back when we were talking about... detective stories when we were doing Keanu Reeves movie, right? So Raymond Chandler, Dashiell Hammett, like these are, these are big names.

Like, so Hitchcock really, really wanted to go after some of these sort of like big time authors, especially at the time for this, right? Like throwing out names like John Steinbeck, Dashiell Hammett, Raymond Chandler.

I mean, who the fuck does Hitchcock think he is? Right.

These are novelists