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Oct 27, 2026

Stephen RoachHOST
30:39
Yeah, of what we are able to digest and to benefit from and enjoy.
Stephen RoachHOST
30:45
And I think that with me, a couple of examples, I watched Del Toro's Frankenstein multiple times, and I absolutely loved it.
Stephen RoachHOST
30:54
I mean, we can talk about his diversion from Shelley's plot, and I know that there's some argument there, but even so...
Stephen RoachHOST
31:02
I have found it to be one of my favorite movies that I've seen in a long time.
Stephen RoachHOST
31:14
But it is a horror story, and there are certain scenes in there that are gruesome.
Stephen RoachHOST
31:19
The story itself is gruesome when you really think about it.
Stephen RoachHOST
31:22
But when I watched Frankenstein, I went away from the movie feeling – that some benefit had come to me uh... you know philosophically theologically artistically i was really energized by this now I also saw a few years ago the movie Midsommar, and I wish I had never watched that movie in my life because it did feel supernaturally dark to me.
Stephen RoachHOST
31:47
It felt charged by something.
Landon DoanHOST
18:24
Sinners is my favorite film from last year.
Bob ThomasHOST
18:27
And also possibly Jacob Elordi from Euphoria and Frankenstein.
Bob ThomasHOST
18:34
Hmm.
Bob ThomasHOST
18:36
So we're going to find out, they're supposedly doing the screen test this week.
Brian SimpsonHOST
7:06
That's what's on the boob tube tonight.
Brian SimpsonHOST
7:07
It is new release Tuesday, and that Frankenstein movie that was on Netflix is coming out on DVD starring Oscar Isaac and Jacob Elordi.
Brian SimpsonHOST
7:17
You've also got Christoph Waltz and Mia Goff.
Brian SimpsonHOST
7:19
I've
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:19
been seeking life.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:26
I created death.
Brian SimpsonHOST
7:36
You get the gist of it, right? It's Frankenstein.
Brian SimpsonHOST
7:37
It's
Landon DoanHOST
18:26
Sinners is my favorite film from last year.
Bob ThomasHOST
18:29
And also possibly Jacob Elordi from Euphoria and Frankenstein.
Bob ThomasHOST
18:36
Hmm.
Bob ThomasHOST
18:38
So we're going to find out, they're supposedly doing the screen test this week.
Tara PriscoHOST
12:02
I was like, well, this goes with the media piece, but then it might be distasteful.
Tara PriscoHOST
12:05
So We were talking about Frankenstein.
Tara PriscoHOST
12:09
Yes.
Tara PriscoHOST
12:10
Did you finish watching? I did.
Tara PriscoHOST
12:12
I watched Guillermo de Toro's Frankenstein.
Tara PriscoHOST
12:14
Which was
Nicole PenistonHOST
12:15
chef
Tara PriscoHOST
12:45
So this, if you read up on the book, this I feel like in sort of spirit is more like the book than the old movie, which is just like mindless monster.
MikeHOST
9:22
Backrooms.
MikeHOST
9:24
Frankenstein.
MikeHOST
9:24
A couple of the big winners from tonight.
MikeHOST
9:27
Obsession took the most awards home with four, including Best Wide Release, Best Screenplay, Indy Navaretti for Best Lead Performance, and Best Director by Curry Barker.
MikeHOST
11:18
But she also won the Oscar for this performance.
MikeHOST
11:20
So I don't think that was too surprising.
MikeHOST
11:22
And then two of the other ones we predicted, the Frankenstein for makeup effects and for costume design.
MikeHOST
11:27
They won Oscars for those awards at the Academy Awards back in January, back in March.
BJ WinslowGUEST
15:50
Those we made.
BJ WinslowGUEST
15:51
And then we did the frozen soldiers in Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein.
BJ WinslowGUEST
15:56
And then some...
BJ WinslowGUEST
15:57
I mean, we've done so many great ones over the years.
BJ WinslowGUEST
16:48
Yeah.
Eileen WinslowGUEST
16:49
So that was kind of fun because also it was just up front and center.
Eileen WinslowGUEST
16:53
And then also in Frankenstein, it was fun because you can really see the things.
Eileen WinslowGUEST
16:58
But often, especially with stunt dummies, if you can see it, they're doing it wrong, right? Yeah.
Tim JonesHOST
20:44
So I said, okay, okay.
Tim JonesHOST
20:45
How about the new one, Mary Shelley's Frankenstein featuring Guillermo del Toro? Which did very well.
Tim JonesHOST
20:53
Did very well.
Tim JonesHOST
20:53
It's the original telling.
Tim JonesHOST
20:56
It's the original Frankenstein story, which most people have no idea what that is.
Tim JonesHOST
21:00
Because it involves them getting stuck on a ship and the ice flows up in the Arctic.
Tim JonesHOST
21:04
You know? Yeah.
Jake BaldinoGUEST
48:28
Guillermo totally...
Jake BaldinoGUEST
48:30
He ripped his buddy's shot in Frankenstein.
Jake BaldinoGUEST
48:33
There is a shot that does the Death Stranding throat.
Jake BaldinoGUEST
48:35
Really? Yeah.
James KnightHOST
110:24
Yeah.
Mike D. McCartyHOST
110:24
Very young Frankenstein.
James KnightHOST
110:26
I got a I got a little bit of a situation here.
James KnightHOST
110:28
And the cop shines his light, sees the woman.

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Tyler PattonNARRATOR
168:29
It's a really great...
Tyler PattonNARRATOR
168:30
When I saw that, I was like, ah, I'm not alone.
Tyler PattonNARRATOR
168:34
And Benicio Del Toro's Frankenstein.
Tyler PattonNARRATOR
168:38
I didn't know he was directing.

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