Frogs

All that shit right now, though.

Aren't, there's, the, oh, the movies.

Yeah, he's no longer the head.

It's all-

Is...

I was thinking, is Katie the most used name in any of...

Like, uh, over all of the horror movies we've done-

Yeah

a good, fun movie.

Frogs.

I have to watch Frogs.

Pre-Mustache Sam Elliott.

What? Oh, no.

Didn't he come out of the womb with that on there? They're like, wow, babies don't normally have facial hair this young.

That's the only reason I want to watch this film, because for all intents and purposes, everything else that I've heard about that film is pure trash.

But Frogs has pre-mustache Sam Elliott.

shouldn't be done.

I watched Frogs or something from the 70s, and he's in that.

He plays the naturalist or something.

No mustache.

With him, we have Ray Moland, who plays Maxwell Kirshner.

He was in some movies called The Big Clock, Love Story, Escape from Witch Mountain, Frogs, and of course, The Ray Moland Show.

And then we have Don Marshall, who plays Dr. Williams.

He was in Terminal Island, some episodes of Bewitched, episodes of Dragnet, Good Times, The Bionic Woman, and The Incredible Hulk.

Is he Troy McClure? Is he McGowan or McClure? But he did direct

Frogs.

Sam Elliott in Frogs.

Oh.

And that movie, I know...

in

the font.

You've got to have figured out whether there's a Frogs 2 by now.

We've got Gator Face, which is a sort of, you know, alligators.

And they all... all of them have the same signature that Frogs had.

So I don't quite know whether that puts Frogs on a sort of cult pedestal as a film that sort of influenced...

Other films in that sub-genre, I don't know.

I don't want to pretend that I know that.

But there we go.

So yes, so your choices then.

So your choices are Frogs, And we need more frogs in horror films.