Tom Cavanagh

Yeah.

And then we got Rob Riggle, T-Pain, uh, Tom Cavanagh, Q is in the movie.

Yeah, you have a little cameo in it, don't you?

I have a brief cameo for like one scene.

And also, there's some real comedy in the movie.

Like, Riggil's hysterical in the movie.

Tom Cavanagh's hysterical.

And so, like, the movie has layers to it, you know? Like-

Uh, that's I think mostly the ones worth mentioning.

Um, there's a, I guess there's also, um, one called Don't Move, which is I guess written by one of the guys from Impractical Jokers and starring some, like, comedian people like Tom Cavanagh.

I don't know, I don't know, maybe that's up your bag.

But, um-

So it's country it? Country hit.

It's got Tom Cavanaugh.

You know who he is.

He's been in a lot of TV.

because Rob Riggle's really funny.

Yes.

And then Tom Cavanaugh.

Tom

Riggle's great.

Tom Cavanaugh.

Wait, wait, wait.

Isn't that the dude that you kept out of the Super Bowl? Yes, that's him.

it.

Riggle's in it.

Yeah, Tom Cavanaugh, Lindsey Fonseca.

Tom Cavanaugh.

He plays a character by the name of Ricky Vargas.

The movie also stars Tom Cavanaugh and Rob Riggle.

Those two actors I'm familiar with.

The others I don't really know, but this is a film that I might see.

It's the rapper Russ and his debut lead role in movie.

Lindsay Fonseca, Rob Riggle, T-Pain, Tom Cavanaugh, Q's in the movie.

The movie's like really scary.

It's also really funny at the same time.

I guess we're just not big enough.

If I was Tom Cavanaugh and I had a podcast about snacks, they would be talking.

Yeah, they would.

You're not Tom Cavanaugh.

Friend of the show.

Super nice guy.

I know how preacher people are here in the South and they go a little overboard sometimes.

Tom did a great job, yeah.

Something you mentioned that made me think of just the intelligence that comedy requires.

And I think it's why a lot of people underrate comedians' ability to go into something like horror or something quote-unquote more serious.

There has to be some harmony here.

I think that's kind of what makes the movie so genius is all these different people with their own baggage and trauma coming together onto this one place being stuck together.

I mean, between Rob Riggle's character and Tom Cavanaugh's character, like, and Russ in what he's hiding from us and not showing us, you know, there's like a lot that unfolds.

It's kind of great that way.