WNUF Halloween Special

That's Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon.

I will recommend, uh, this one I might have recommended before, I'm not sure, the WNUF Halloween Special.

You have, and yeah.

Okay.

Uh, it's made to look and, uh, uh, basically resemble a straight off-of-the-TV VHS recording of a live Halloween special at this supposedly haunted place, complete with, uh, lots of parody commercials shown throughout the film, uh, some written and directed by persons other than, uh, the director, Chris LaMartina, so it's kind of a collaborative project in that respect.

Um, so this tel- television personality is investigating, with a heavy dose of cynicism, supernatural occurrences at a house purported to be haunted, and then things start to get more serious.

Um, so it's the WNUF Halloween Special, especially great this time of year.

Uh, I'm gonna recommend a novel called Hide by Kiersten White.

Like I said, it's, it's one of the f- one of the very few early, uh, like mockumentaries like this in the genre.

And, um, like I said, there, there has the WNUF, uh, Halloween special, the m- recent Late Night With The Devil.

Uh, I...

A lot of these use this as a s- uh, a starting point.

So if you are a fan of Cobweb or if you haven't seen Cobweb and you like blind buying good horror films, cannot recommend Cobweb enough.

Moving us towards the ending once again of the Halloween lineup, 2013's WNUF Halloween special.

A classic.

Sincerely, a classic.

We have a special guest this week.

We have Mr. Chris LaMartina, director of WNUF Halloween Special.

So guys, so it's almost Halloween.

I'm curious, what was always your favorite Halloween candy that you would get each year? What was the one thing that you were always hoping somebody would give out at one of the houses when you were trick-or-treating?

Absolutely.

We talked about the Halloween candy.

My question around that was because WNUF tonight.

We have the 13 Frequencies of Fright.

I think it's only five or six minutes long, but it starts as like a 90s sitcom and it's a slow descent into fucking madness where it just gets really gory like a murdery.

And it reminds me very much of that and the WNUF Halloween tape.

If you've seen those.

I know about it, but

Maybe.

Um, Operative D says, "For movies, I recommend the WNUF Halloween Special." I don't know if that's said like...

Do you say that like w-nuff?

W-nuff.

Or W-N-U-F?

W-nuff.

"The WNUF Halloween Special found footage of a local Halloween TV station broadcast of a haunted house investigation." That's cool.

[gasps] I've seen that one, actually.

Ooh.

One of my big ones right now is WNUF.

Yeah.

I just fucking...

It's like a legit l- kinda, like, made for TV documentary about the history of Halloween.

Yeah.

But done in the WNUF style.

Um, it, this is a weird one, but it's something we actually watch every single year.

I didn't really know what to expect.

And it kind of has a WNUF Halloween special kind of vibe thing going.

But it's a bunch of fake trailers kind of playing back to back.

And over a mixed amount of time, they start to introduce these things and they start reoccurring these things.

Two of these mixtures that I never really thought would work.

I think the acting is pretty good for it as it has to have this cheesy kind of quality.

And I know if people love WNUF Halloween special, they could be like, well, it's ripping us off.

It is to a certain extent, not necessarily ripping it off, but then that...