The Kilt and The Redneck Podcast
Jul 13, 2026 · 2 hr 12 min · 10 segments
Hello listeners, Join us this week as we continue our comedy oscars with a movie that was brought to us by the lovely ladies from Two Chicks And A Horror Flick the 2023 Fantasy/Comedy Poor Things…
It's an epic tale.
I mean, you know, she goes many places, meets many people.
And I love epic tales.
Yes.
I don't know what I could even compare it to.
I was trying my best today when I was rewatching it.
I was like, what could I compare this movie to? And I was like, there's just there's nothing, you know, just the scenery of everything in and of itself.
It's so beautiful and so well done.
It's well crafted.
At times I was like, you know, I wonder why they did this and why they did that.
And I was thinking, I was like, well, maybe they did it for, you know, the aspect of she has been stuck as a. baby you know a baby brain she's been stuck in this house all of her life and now she's able to explore the world so now she's exploring the world through a baby's eyes and you know any baby could have any type of imagination that's what that's what happens with children they have their own imagination to bring in the world what they want to see it as You know, we see it as adults.
We see it as as a bad thing.
You know, the world is kind of kind of shitty at times.
But through a kid's lens, it's not shitty.
It's it's just magical.
It's so you go to all these cool places and you deal with all these cool things.
And it's like, oh, man.
good one yeah
you know because him being stuck in that mansion for his entire life after his creation and then him getting out into the world and you know they fucked him over unfortunately in edward scissorhands just like she gets fucked over quite frequently by bark ruffalo and the general both of god
And it kind of reminds me a little, maybe it's because it's like fresh in my mind, but Frankenstein.
Yeah.
Sorry, Ian, go
ahead.
When I first saw Willem Dafoe, being in mind I hadn't seen this before, I thought at one point it was going to be revealed that he was the Frankenstein monster.
It's an epic tale.
I mean, you know, she goes many places, meets many people.
And I love epic tales.
Yes.
I don't know what I could even compare it to.
I was trying my best today when I was rewatching it.
I was like, what could I compare this movie to? And I was like, there's just there's nothing, you know, just the scenery of everything in and of itself.
It's so beautiful and so well done.
It's well crafted.
At times I was like, you know, I wonder why they did this and why they did that.
And I was thinking, I was like, well, maybe they did it for, you know, the aspect of she has been stuck as a. baby you know a baby brain she's been stuck in this house all of her life and now she's able to explore the world so now she's exploring the world through a baby's eyes and you know any baby could have any type of imagination that's what that's what happens with children they have their own imagination to bring in the world what they want to see it as You know, we see it as adults.
We see it as as a bad thing.
You know, the world is kind of kind of shitty at times.
But through a kid's lens, it's not shitty.
It's it's just magical.
It's so you go to all these cool places and you deal with all these cool things.
And it's like, oh, man.
good one yeah
you know because him being stuck in that mansion for his entire life after his creation and then him getting out into the world and you know they fucked him over unfortunately in edward scissorhands just like she gets fucked over quite frequently by bark ruffalo and the general both of god
And it kind of reminds me a little, maybe it's because it's like fresh in my mind, but Frankenstein.
Yeah.
Sorry, Ian, go
ahead.
When I first saw Willem Dafoe, being in mind I hadn't seen this before, I thought at one point it was going to be revealed that he was the Frankenstein monster.
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