The Endless

And I would probably go with cinema more than anything.

And with Benson and Moorhead, for example, Resolution or The Endless.

In Resolution, it's a very tight, claustrophobic beginning where one character is basically trying to help another, you know, detox.

It's basically kidnapped it.

And they realize that they're in a completely different story.

And it's almost like a meta story.

And the same with the Endless.

The characters receive a tape from the death cult that they used to belong to.

I'm going to sound like I don't know what I'm talking about here because all the things I like about it...

Early example of screen life horror, one of my and yours ultimate faves of found footage style in our favourite sub-genre, which is found footage.

Early example of screen life horror... fucking love that that it's all done through video calls it's you know it's so relevant now as well it's one of those things that could feel so dated but because like we've become into this internet age going back and watching it's so fun because it's like oh this is just how people interact now as well but equally um yeah the alien stuff really frightening oh to give the rundown of the plot it is actually no josh do you want to do this one I

can do this one.

She's waking up with bruises and cuts and all of that, and then she kind of quickly realizes that she's being haunted by an extraterrestrial or extraterrestrials in her house.

But towards the end, it's actually revealed that the guy that she's speaking to doesn't live in another city.

He's actually in cahoots with the aliens, and they're using the woman to... earth alien spawn and that's why she keeps waking up because they have to wipe her memory every time something happens or she has an encounter and it turns out at the end as well that this is happening to a bunch of women all over America and he's skyping them every night and kind of keeping up this catfish style facade.

Yeah, and this is directed by Joe Swanberg as well, who's like the big micro-budget mumblecore filmmaker, as they say.

I'd consider it as it's a very decent source of income.

I recommend anybody, if you guys are like, struggling with anything and you guys just have a niche idea or you just want to read trip reports or read horror stories you know give it a shot you know give youtube a shot because you never know the algorithm could hit you in the right way i just watch i saw the movie other mommy um And it was one of the worst movies I've ever seen in my life.

But I saw a review for it.

And it was from this woman.

But yeah, there's a lot of stories.

I like to write stories.

I wrote also 27 pages of Carnival of Souls remake movie script for it because I love that movie.

I think it should be – it's one of those movies that could be remade if it's done right.

And Michael Felker, the director and the writer of this, is the editor of their films.

So the films, you know, Spring, Resolution, The Endless.

I'm forgetting like one or two others.

What are the other ones they did? Synchronic, Something in the Dirt.

It's great.

Uh, The Endless.

Um, and then our, uh, uh, forgotten gem will be the movie The, uh, Cure, I think it's called, um, which is a Asian film.

I'm not sure.