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So, uh, Terence Stamp and Elisabeth Shue star in this, and it's a Jerry Goldsmith score, which I think is actually one of the big problems of it.

Um, but this is, uh, directed by, uh, Richard Franklin, who was, uh, an Australian director whose, um...

Oh, come on.

He did, uh, Road Games, which, uh, we've talked about doing on the show but I don't think we've ever actually, um-

I have not seen that one

... uh, we've never actually done.

Yeah.

Um, but he, um, uh, directed Psycho II, which I have not seen, but I have heard so many times is like secretly a lot of fun.

I don't know if you've ever seen Psycho II.

I have not, but I know Anthony Hopkins like did a bunch of the sequels 'cause he felt an ownership over the role.

Perkins.

Perkins, sorry.

Anthony Perkins.

Perkins.

Yes, yes.

Uh, I believe Perkins is in Psycho II.

Psycho III is like bizarre-

Yeah, so he, he played Norman Bates in like a bunch of the sequel.

That's what I'm saying, he, he played it a lot-

Right, right, right

... because he felt...

And at a certain point he sort of had more cache than any director, so he could be, he was like, "No, that's not happening.

We're not doing that."

So Psycho III is, um, kind of fun in a Buck Wild way.

It's like the premise is that, um, the, the, the person who committed a bunch of murders with Pazuzu presumably possessing them, gets killed, like gets the electric chair, and Pazuzu like jumps into somebody else.