Episode 20! Our favorite month! October Is Here! What's on TV, In Theaters, and What Were Watching!

And, um, I'll start off with, uh, there's the Harkins theater.

There's one in Southern California.

There's a couple here in Southern California.

Um, and there's the rest are scattered out.

about like, you know, Arizona out further East.

But, uh, but if you're in the area or you got a Harkins in the area, um, I'm in Southern California.

So luckily there's one, there's two, there's one in the England, Inland Empire.

And then there's one out in, uh, Southern California, south of us, which is Chino Hills.

That's probably the closest one to me.

It's probably like 15, 20 minutes from my place.

But yeah, they got a whole Halloween schedule set up too.

And the movies are going to be six bucks each.

And they're doing, you can do six bucks a movie or you can pay 24 bucks and get a pass to see five movies.

so uh and the way this their schedule is breaking down is uh 10 2 october 2nd they're going to be showing two like two screenings one for uh children like a children's horror halloween movie and then you've got a uh a rated r an adult horror movie so uh On October 2nd, they'll be showing Hotel Transylvania for the kids.

And then that same day, October 2nd, they'll be showing Weapons.

October 9th, the following week, it'll be The Corpse Bride and Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

The original from 1974, I believe.

Or 73? Jeez.

But yeah, and then October 16th, they're going to do Casper the Friendly Ghost.

And they're going to be doing the original Nightmare on Elm Street.

Also, on October 23rd, they're going to be doing The Nightmare Before Christmas, Tim Burton's Nightmare Before Christmas.

And they're going to do the original Exorcist, the director's cut.

That is a good deal already.

So like $6 a movie or $5.

If you pay $24, you can go every week and see these movies.

And, um, I'll start off with, uh, there's the Harkins theater.

There's one in Southern California.

There's a couple here in Southern California.

Um, and there's the rest are scattered out.

about like, you know, Arizona out further East.

But, uh, but if you're in the area or you got a Harkins in the area, um, I'm in Southern California.

So luckily there's one, there's two, there's one in the England, Inland Empire.

And then there's one out in, uh, Southern California, south of us, which is Chino Hills.

That's probably the closest one to me.

It's probably like 15, 20 minutes from my place.

But yeah, they got a whole Halloween schedule set up too.

And the movies are going to be six bucks each.

And they're doing, you can do six bucks a movie or you can pay 24 bucks and get a pass to see five movies.

so uh and the way this their schedule is breaking down is uh 10 2 october 2nd they're going to be showing two like two screenings one for uh children like a children's horror halloween movie and then you've got a uh a rated r an adult horror movie so uh On October 2nd, they'll be showing Hotel Transylvania for the kids.

And then that same day, October 2nd, they'll be showing Weapons.

October 9th, the following week, it'll be The Corpse Bride and Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

The original from 1974, I believe.

Or 73? Jeez.

But yeah, and then October 16th, they're going to do Casper the Friendly Ghost.

And they're going to be doing the original Nightmare on Elm Street.

Also, on October 23rd, they're going to be doing The Nightmare Before Christmas, Tim Burton's Nightmare Before Christmas.

And they're going to do the original Exorcist, the director's cut.

That is a good deal already.

So like $6 a movie or $5.

If you pay $24, you can go every week and see these movies.