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I mean, like the, he has like a, a stillness behind his eyes that you don't see in children [laughs] in a few scenes.

And I was just like it, it really makes you think, because especially like as the franchise goes on and we become fans of Chucky, we're on his side, and, you know, he, uh, he kind of becomes more of a, a cult figure and stuff, it's like in this like original trilogy, you forget how evil he really is.

It's like, I mean, Chucky is truly terrorizing an eight-year-old that he put in the foster system.

Sure did.

Uh, and, uh, we, uh, break down movies by their subgenres.

Uh, so currently, uh, we are going into, uh, September is all about animated horror, so we got a mixture of stop-motion stuff.

I thought.

Yeah.

My favorite scene was when she goes into the, uh, the gas station, and she asks, like...

I forget the question she asks, but she's so fucking smart.

She, she asked for a pack, she asked for a pack of cigarettes, and they were like- Oh, right, and they didn't do the right tax ... and they were like, they were like...

Well, they were like, "Oh, 12 blah, blah, blah." And then she's like, "Uh, no, if we're in..." She goes, she's like, "Uh, cigarettes in..." 'Cause they said they were in, like, a different state or- Arkansas or whatever, yeah ...

yeah, in Arkansas, yeah.

That's the thing that has, like, haunted me my whole life.

really dark kind of cyber punky uh kind of horror scenario where it's humans versus killer robot essentially right um so this is such a strange kind of very singular film it feels like and devon let tell me what you thought of this you watched this for the first time i believe right for the podcast

Yeah, I watched this for the first time.

I had never even heard of it.

I had seen Richard Stanley's most recent film, Color Out of Space.

I know he's kind of had a fascinating career and he's somewhat of a cult figure himself, I would say, within the media realms because he's had various projects start and stop and he's very ambitious and things like that.

This film is very fascinating because it comes out the same year as Total Recall.

Right.

What do you think of him as a director, Devon?