Poltergeist III

It's not great, yeah.

And I have not seen Poltergeist 3,

and

I'm like, you know what? I probably might wait until maybe next Halloween.

Oh, my God.

Yeah, it's spooky season, and we're covering Poltergeist 3.

Thank you for letting me just jump straight to that one.

[laughs] Or as I like to call it, Poltergeist: Pig in the City.

It's so silly.

Let's get into the context.

So Poltergeist 3, I was gonna do this all with Carol Anne, but we've f- I think we've already milked that joke basically.

[laughs]

And,

And same director as Poltergeist 3, Gary Sherman.

I love Poltergeist 3.

I do too.

I don't care what anybody has to say about it.

Um, let's see.

Uh, Taggart also wrote 1988's Poltergeist III.

This is the...

This is definitely a high-rise movie.

Wow.

Some of his relevant genre filmography includes, from this same year, Poltergeist III.

And then he would later go on to do Frankenhooker and Basket Case 2 in 1990, which I think are both Frank Henlotter movies.

I've got them both as 1990.

He has a family now as well, like a wife and a kid.

and everything like that but he's trying to get his ex-wife he's moving on and he wants to move from moving from this area he wants to get his ex-wife set up with a great job so he's like listen come to this uh kind of scientific kind of convention i'm going to introduce you to this guy who's an expert in this field he owns a lot and i think if you meet him you'll be able to get a job here you thinking you'll be set for life so they go into this convention center which is basically like a big giant plaza very several stories building that has a bunch of stuff going on here so we kind of have that high-rise horror as well right High Rise and the element like Poltergeist 3 or any of that stuff too.

High Rise horror is always fun stuff.

I know Moods, shout out to Moods, loves High Rise horror.