Steve Beck

And I just found out if you guys listen to my 13 Ghost episode, I literally just found out.

I don't know how or just put together that they have the same director, this guy, Steve Beck.

And he literally came and directed these two movies and then was like, all right, I'm out.

And then just like never directed or did another movie again.

I was like, wait a second.

They're both directed by Steve Beck.

And I'm pretty sure this was his directorial debut.

And then he did Ghost Ship.

So for this match, we have the following lineup.

Ole Kjerr, Steve Beck, Molby, Ivan Nilsson, Ole Madsen of Brunby, Bertelsen, Lauritsen.

He'd be replaced by Alan Hansen, playing at Hamburg in West Germany in the 46th minute.

Simonsson, he'd be replaced by Freeman in the 46th minute.

Yes, on June 8th at Copenhagen, they face Bulgaria.

For this match, we have the following lineup.

Ole Kvist, Ole Rasmussen, Morten Olsson, Busk, he'd be replaced by Steve Beck in the 46th minute.

Ivan Nilsson, Arneson, he'd be replaced by Laudrup in the 46th minute.

All right, so let's go a little bit into this film.

It's directed by Steve Beck, and it was written by Mark Handlin and John Pogg.

It was released October 25th, 2002, so like right before fucking Halloween.

It was made on a $20 million budget, and it grossed at the box office $68.3 million, which is wild to me, but also makes sense, right? But did they make a Ghost Ship 2? I...