Sleepwalkers

I mean way old school Godzilla.

Back when Mike Steely, a young up-and-coming regional radio star, watched the Sleepwalkers matinee, uh, with Count Gregor, and started being obsessed with Godzilla movies.

And of course sports, but yeah, that's the old school Godzilla sound effect.

Um, so Parker, what did you take away...

Y- you know, so you guys did not get to comment on it, so before we wrap up, um, going back to H.E.B. 240, do you guys...

What are your thoughts? So Jackson, I know you weren't, you know, there for, like, what's your thoughts on, like, Sleepwalkers and Nail Gun Massacre and, and so forth?

Well, I'll take them film by film.

You'll have to remind me.

Um, Sleepwalkers, first of all, I know is Joel's pick.

Um, some of these I haven't actually seen.

I've only...

I listened to the episode, and I can tell you if I wanna watch them or not based on the episode.

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Because I'm, I'm a giant horror nerd, I wanted to talk to you a little bit about working with Mick Garris on Sleepwalkers.

Mm-hmm.

I think to my knowledge, that's maybe the first horror movie that ever used CGI.

Yeah.

But we, we did the right thing by it.

And so Mick got, uh, S- Sleepwalkers after that.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Also, the last song on the record, Sleepwalkers, Zagoda Goes Postal Service.

Like, what is that song? That feels like Ben Gibbard wrote that.

It does not feel like Zagoda wrote that song.

Struck by the Wild.

That is the first five tracks of the album are all on the A side.

The B side is our 11-minute They Won't Fuck With Us Much Longer, Cosi and Dina, and Sleepwalkers.

If I owned this on vinyl, I wouldn't be.

Mm-hmm.

Uh, she was also Tanya in Sleepwalkers, we talked about on the podcast.

Uh, I think she was in one episode of Next Generation, uh, Trapped In Paradise.

That's right, she was the love interest of Nicholas Cage in that one.

But, um, but he's in there somewhere.

Uh, she was in '87's Barfly, and of course, she was in '92's Stephen King's Sleepwalkers, which we previously-

Oh

... covered on Weird House.

Yeah

... um, that, like, she, she gives that role her all.

Uh, no matter what you f- you feel about Stephen King's Sleepwalkers, and it has some really goofy [laughs] moments in it that I, that I love, um, Alice Krige just gives a commanding performance as this weirdly conceived character.

She stabs Ron Perlman to death with a corn cob.