The good news? Is Roger is back the.
Bad news is he's dead. Oh yeah, that's right, Walter.
I'm back from the dead and I got to say I'm feeling pretty God
damn good. So it's time for another episode
of The Deep. Cut podcast with your host.
Rotten, Rodger, DeMarco, and today we're going to be talking
about Lucio Folchi's Zombie. So that being said, I would
strap on. Your barf bag.
If you got 1 handy. Nah.
This movie makes me hungry. Oh yeah, now that you mention
it, this movie does kind of make me hungry for ribs.
But anyways, first. Let's give these good folks.
Out there in Internet land. A brief plot synopsis and then
we'll get going. The plot is.
Pretty damn simple. Guys, it is the.
Island of Matul being overtaken by the undead.
The dead are returning to life and killing everybody that lives
on Matul or who is dumb enough to ride a boat to Matul.
And not get on a boat and get the fuck out of dodge.
Sounds like they get what they deserve.
Yeah, a little bit. But.
At least this movie has a happy ending.
Spoiler alert, the zombies win. Game over and we're going to
get. Into that over the course.
Of this next hour but. First, let's take a look at.
Rotten Rogers splatter facts. We have a whole.
Island of. Dead bodies.
We have 4 titties, we have 1 Bush, we have boat.
Filth. Gratuitous Latex ripping the.
Old okey doke all. Of the synth.
Coral to the face. Splinter to the eye.
You. Knew that was going to be on
here. It had to be.
Gut chomping every headshot ever.
A zombie shark fight of. Course.
One hoodoo voodoo curse and the old swerve bro.
Sequel bait the. Methods of death include and.
Basically are limited to being eaten alive and the old.
Fuck that, just shoot me bro. Yeah, I'm not coming back as one
of them not happening. So before we jump into.
The rest of the episode. Walter, why don't you go ahead
and tell the new listeners, watchers, consumers.
What to do? Yeah.
Don't forget to like, comment and subscribe.
You'll be. OK, and we're back to the movie.
Lucio Folchi's Zombie has got to be one of the biggest, most
impressive landmark gore films of all time.
I mean, you don't make the video nasties list if you ain't
pushing some boundaries. Now the budget for this film was
roughly $500,000 in American money, and it made more than
$739,000 also in American money. Not in the din or whatever form
of currency is in Italy, even though this is an American
movie. But that kind of money, you can
buy a. Lot of liquid latex.
So you can gear. Up for the sequels?
I thought Italians just did that stuff for real.
I mean it looks real. No, see, that's only usually
when animals are involved, and that is gross.
Cannibal Holocaust, I'm looking at you.
The gore in this movie is so goddamn.
Impressive because of the effects.
Artist and I'm going to butcher this dude's name so bear with me
I apologize effects artist Gianetto De Rossi is who is
primarily responsible for the gore in this movie and I got to
say like let me just. Do this.
Italian horror films are synonymous with having some of
the best gore in the genre. I don't know what's going on
over there, but Jesus, these guys, man.
The blood is hyper red, every flesh tear it's.
It's a combination of the. Foley, the way it's shot.
The lighting, everything, it just.
Feels so real. And it feels so just nasty.
Nasty is the only word for this. But in my opinion, Gianetto.
De Rossi Pretty. Sure, I said that right.
I'm going to keep double checking to make sure I say it
right. This dude had this miniscule
budget that's I guess it's a pretty decent budget for this
type of movie and completely outshines his American
counterpart, which some of you know the name Tom Savini and I'm
sorry, not sorry, because I think Tom Savini is a smidge.
Overrated. He's pretty solid at creating
gore, but the gore that he had. Done up to this point.
Doesn't hold a candle. Does not hold a candle.
To the gore that we. See in Zombie.
Jeez, shots fired. I'm just saying, Walter, listen,
the the zombie on the cover is already more impressive than
anything that's in Dawn of the Dead.
Or Day of the Dead. You can come at me bro.
You in the comments, you can come at me.
I don't mind. I understand Tom Savini has
like. This allegiance of.
Fans, He is like the grandfather.
Even people who don't know anything about makeup effects
love Tom Savini, and I do. Too so it.
Definitely comes across like I'm shitting on the dude but I'm not
OK Tom Savini is. Good.
But we got to give credit where credit is due.
We got to, we got to say hey. You're right, man.
But these fellows over here with a.
Lot of them have names you've never heard of, but Tom Savini,
like I said, he's a household name.
People who don't even. Care about gore or horror?
Movies know Tom Savini. Maybe not so much the new
generation, but my generation and and yeah, my generation.
So I'm. Old, but it is what it is.
I am eternal. And it's crazy too, the zombie
look in this movie. I'm pretty sure it's like a
totally accomplished with like morticians wax and like
newspaper and liquid. Latex.
It's all very grass roots mud. Even just caked onto these
people and it creates this very unique, very distinct zombie.
Look that. You don't really get anywhere
else until American effects artists started seeing Zombie
and going Maybe we should. Steal that.
Because that's what always happens.
Maybe we should. Take a little bit of that.
Bloop, bloop, just keep on taking.
And these effects for these zombies, like I said, they're
incredibly simple. But they are a step above that,
just blue. Tinted people in Dawn of the
Dead and I'm allowed. To say that, that's where.
I get my name from, for you new people out there who don't know
Roger DeMarco, it's from the original Dawn of the Dead.
I'm allowed to. I'm allowed to shit on those
zombie designs a little bit. I can.
It's OK. Trust me, I'm a professional.
Sort of. And I think I touched on it
already, but I'm going to go ahead and say it again.
I think what sets Lucio Folci's Zombie apart from so many
countless other zombie movies. Is the way that the.
Violence is approached in this movie.
Oh wee boy does it feel. Permanent and it.
Feels like it hurts. Most of the time you see someone
get killed in the horror movie, and of course they're going to
give the. Oh no, I'm being stabbed or I'm
being murdered. It is very campy, right?
Just so little. And it's OK to be campy because
we want most of the time, we don't want our death.
To feel. Permanent.
We don't want our death to. Feel so.
Visceral and grounded in reality.
Most of the time with. Zombie it.
Works. It works like gangbusters
because we kind of like. These folks.
That get kind of thrust into this situation and doesn't
matter if you like them right it doesn't matter at all that you.
Like these people? Because.
They're going to get torn limb from limb and you get a ton of
memorable sequences that end up in all the countdowns and stuff.
Obviously these the eye poke. Right is 1 and that's.
Still. Still really, really gross.
Really effective there is. Of course, the zombie.
Versus the shark, which is. Awesome.
It's stupid, right? But it's.
Awesome. And it's a real life crazy
motherfucker in the water with a goddamn shark.
Granted they. Drugged the shark a lot.
Which I think is illegal. I'm pretty sure it's illegal,
maybe not in international. Waters or wherever.
It was filmed, but I I think it's probably not good practice
to. Drug up your wildlife but.
Either way, Italians are awesome, they do what they want.
So they drugged. Up this shark.
And a real life dude went down into the water with this shark
and tussled with it like you do because it was 1979.
And what's a computer? I don't know.
Do you? And I kind of.
Glossed over the plot so I'll double back.
It's very simple, OK? Tisa Farrow, her father.
Is on this island of Matul and he's not responding to her snail
mail. So you know.
It's been a minute since you heard from him.
Because she's writing stuff, licking a stamp, putting it on
an envelope, handing it to the mailman and hoping to God it
gets on a boat and goes to some tropical island.
And who knows how many letters she sent for you young bloods
out there that don't really understand.
Sometimes you'd send a letter and they would always say.
Like 6 to 8 weeks for a reply. Or, you know, for something to
come in the mail, That's how. Shit used to be we had to wait.
We had to earn it. So this poor lady, she probably
has waited. 2-3 months without hearing from her father.
So then, finally, she decides. Screw that.
I'm going to Matul got to find out what's going on with my
Padre. Links up with a reporter.
Ian McCullough Her his name in the movie not important.
His real name is fine. Ian McCullough.
Awesome, awesome actor that you'll see in a ton of different
80s Italian horror. But.
He just so happens to be doing a story on the.
Tool, so he says hey. I'll tag along with you.
Let's go find out what's going on.
So off they venture and they run into a husband and wife duo who
are set and sail going to go on vacation and roam about, you
know, stop at a bunch of different islands and.
All of this stuff so. That now we have 4 and we're on
this boat and of course the. Wife.
She wants to scuba. Dive and.
Naked naked scuba diving and. So I got a little distracted.
Naked scuba diving, yeah. And so she's naked, yeah.
And then? And then, yeah, she's going to
scuba dive and take. Underwater photography of coral.
And fish. While she's naked, then she's
running around naked. And a zombie comes.
OK, I'm going to get past the. Nakedness.
But a zombie comes she. Skedaddles.
Boom, let me get the. Fuck out of here.
No one believes her above. Water because no one else is
going to put the gear on and, you know, dip on down and.
See what freaked this naked lady out about?
So then we. Cut down under the water and of
course that's. Where we get the cool shark
versus. Zombie battle kicks ass.
I have nothing. Bad to say about the.
Zombie versus shark. I love the backpedal.
And I love the score going on right here.
It's probably, I mean, it's dumb.
OK, I'll say it again. I'll say it for the millionth
time in this podcast. It's a it's.
Dumb, but if you like it, you like it, you know, and I happen
to fucking love it. George Romero's Dawn of the
dead, which is sort of a counterpart to this movie
because I the zombie was released as Zombie 2, which was
an unofficial sequel to Dawn of the dead, even though that was
done without full cheese permission.
But going back to Romero, OK, And Romero's classic immortal
classic Dawn of the Dead. For his score, he used.
Italian band, synth band, composers, this crew Italian
badass musicians, Goblin and that gave Dawn of the Dead this
signature sound of these weird synth things and then of.
Course like robot. Chicken went on to take like the
Gonk, which is one of the primary themes from Dawn of the
Dead, and reuse it, but that's neither here nor there.
Robot Chicken. Deep cut, Kind of.
So full chi. Kind of already had an ace up
his sleeve, one of his. Dudes that he'd worked with.
A ton of times. Super talented composer.
Fabio Frizzy. I'm probably butchering that.
Again, I apologize. I'm not Italian.
I don't have an Italian dialect. I don't know what.
That is, hey. That sounds more like Tony Danza
and I think he's like discount Italian.
You know, but Fabio Frizzy. That's his name.
Yep, I'm saying it right. I'm sure of it.
I'm. Sure of it.
Gives this movie such a beautiful signature score.
Every single music cue in this movie is iconic.
It's memorable. You'll be humming it.
You'll just be like bebopping around the house and you'll
start in on them. I'm not going to because I don't
want. To get copyrighted but.
You will trust me. I know it.
I I know how you work out there. I know how your brains work.
I know how my brain works. It itches right now.
Now. Full disclosure.
I'm not entirely sure I can't give you like an accurate.
Review of these. Types of movies, right?
Because I grew up on this movie. So I was raised.
Loving this movie. I discovered this movie at a
very early age. I think I was maybe 14 maybe.
I remember going and picking this movie up from a Suncoast
video and the version that I got was VHS and like the big
clamshell and I think it was like remastered and it was some
kind of special edition. I'd have to look.
I'll try and put. A picture here of the.
Edition that I had. But I wore that tape out, so
like I said, I was. Raised on this movie and now
that I'm on. Bed.
I might like it just a little bit more.
Yeah, it's more like a documentary for you now.
Now you see, Walter, that's only if I.
Did the full transition to deadite.
Right now I'm undead, so I kind of have the best of both worlds.
Nothing can hurt me, nothing can kill me.
I'm not a zombie. I'm not one of these soft headed
folks. I just get the best of both
worlds. I get to live forever.
And I don't have to hurt nobody. I'd call that a win, you see,
because I'm totally content with just chilling right here in the
cabin and watching horror movies.
From my newly undead perspective.
See I. Have spent my entire life
watching horror movies, analyzing horror movies.
Analyzing air quotes for the people.
Listening, just being obsessed with horror movies, so I've
seen. Everything I watch.
Everything I I have no problem watching stuff.
The dregs, as it were. I watch stuff.
Indie stuff, that was. Made for no money.
I mean, I watch. The cheapest of the cheap.
To the most. Pinkies Uptown highbrow of
highbrow. Yeah, well, so these film school
pussies that love to put a ton of subtext into their movies and
call you a dullard if you don't understand it.
Well, fuck you Doug. Your movie sucks.
That's what I'm saying. But nothing comes close to the
way Italian horror makes me feel.
Italian horror. Tastes great.
You know what I'm saying? We've got awesome lighting.
We've got awesome. Scores we've got.
Awesome Gore. And we're not.
Afraid. To have a bunch of.
Naked ladies. OK, this is the fucking 70s and
the 80s and movies weren't made by pussies.
Movies were fucking awesome and I get that some people might not
vibe with this one. It's gross.
It's gratuitous. It crosses.
Some lines here and there. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I you know, everybody likes their own flavor of popcorn.
I like to use human schools as popcorn buckets.
Don't keep shame. OK, starting to learn a little
bit more about you than I want. To Walter, but.
As I was saying, you know, I'm not lying.
This movie is pure popcorn goodness.
But that's a. But that's a.
Big, but that's a Sir. Mix a lot size.
But. If you are not accustomed.
To Gore, hold off. OK this.
Is going to upset you. This is going to make you sick.
This is going to make you queasy.
This is going to. Disturb you?
I always forget. Whenever I'm recommending movies
to people, man, I. Always forget that not
everybody. Was baptized by fire you know,
not everybody was watching horror from the second that you
know they. Were allowed to be babysat by a
TV. I was and my dad was a
whorehound back in the day and my mom gave no fucks in the 80s.
You know, it's like, hey, make sure he knows it's pretend.
So after you watch the movie with him and he's.
Scared. Take him to the.
Drugstore. Buy him a Fangoria.
Sit him down. Let him.
Look at the pictures. So we can see that that's just a
dude in a mask or whatever. And it worked and I'm not
disturbed in the slightest. I hear you laughing, so you
should stop. You're also disturbed because
you're. Watching this, or listening to
this, or however you're consuming this, you're right
here in the cabin with me. So don't rock the boat.
Especially when you're sitting in it, Sucker.
Going back to the gore of this movie, I think that's probably
the biggest reason why I latched onto this movie because like I
said, I was in my teens, right? And as a teenager and being a
horror hound. We used to call shit like this
like a rite of passage. Movie so, you know, like.
Dead, alive or I? Spit on your grave or the last
house on the. Left or faces of death?
Things like that, that they're not necessarily fun to watch,
but they're fun to watch the reactions.
That you get out of people. I I was big into stuff like that
and I was building this reputation as the resident
horror guy. So kids would like even.
Kids that. Thought I was weird.
Who? Would think I was weird, you
know what I mean? Who?
Who wouldn't want to hang out with me in high school?
But there were popular kids that thought I was weird because.
One as a juggalo face, painted dreadlocks, the whole 9 yards.
Hoodlum Skateboarder. Horror nut.
All the good stuff. So I was.
Weird to them to their Abercrombie ways, but even those
Abercrombie and Tommy Hilfiger kids would come knock on the
door and have A5 spot and be. Like yo, what's the gnarliest,
nastiest, grossest thing you got?
Here's 5 bucks dubbed me a copy. They I was making money hand
over fist in my little makeshift video store and Zombie was one
of those movies for a. Really.
Long time.
Love, love, love to test. Folks reactions when they're
brought up on, I mean around this time, like scream and
scream. Two were popular, so it's like
it's good horror, but it's. Pretty watered down, you know, a
couple of stabs here and there. Oh.
We the most you get. And Scream is like Steve's guts
hanging out for that. Like couple of frames.
But. Yeah, so, so people weren't used
to the hold on, you're going to throw up shit.
The stuff that is so gross. And visceral that you swear you
could smell it and I. I loved making high school.
Normal normies squirm with this movie in particular, and I'm
aware now. So if you're a new listener,
watcher, a younger generation, I'm, it's tough for me because
I'm aware. That there's a lot.
Of these younger guys and gals. No, no discrimination not no
gals get into the whore. We still call them gals.
Ladies. You ladies out there, how many
ladies? Watch the Deep Cut podcast.
Listen to the Deep Cut Podcast. You love this Rod and Roger.
Boyce ladies, don't get any ideas.
I'm married. Shut up.
But I'm aware some of you out there, you're not going to want
to. Watch.
What is deemed an old movie which makes me.
Feel 7000 years old. Because.
Honest, this movie was technically old when I
discovered it because I watch everything but 79 in like 1999.
I guess it's 20 years old. Fuck.
Me OK, but just because. It was made in 79, don't
discount it. You know your fucking Squid
Games and your conjurings. Or whatever.
Stop watching that shit dip your toe into the old.
School pool, OK, there's a lot of stuff.
Out there that you don't need to be missing and zombie is one of
them. So stop calling the movies I
like old and broaden your horizons.
Your horror horizons. If you will.
Hey. That was corny.
It's all right though. You've been in the cellar for a
while. I don't expect.
You to have the greatest of jokes.
It's not like I wrote it or anything.
The other thing that this movie nails for me is the pacing.
I think that this movie. Moves at a pretty fast clip.
There's not moments that drag. Let's just break it down.
I'm going to. Break it down.
For you, we start with a. Quick establishing Hey, the dead
are coming back to life on the island, and we're shooting them
in the head, putting them out of their misery.
Then we're in New York City. For a blip.
Of time where we have. Tisa Pharaoh decide she's.
Going to go to the island. Well in passing while that's
happening, a boat arrives from Matul which has a zombie. 22
zombies. I know there's a big fat zombie.
I can't remember if there's another zombie.
I think there are two zombies. Either way, they get stopped.
By the Coast Guard, zombies fuck them up, right?
So we're. Starting the zombie apocalypse
in New York as Tisa Pharaoh and Ian McCullough zip off to Matul.
Now they get to Matul and it's like one day we stumble across
the fact that zombies are coming back.
We got to fortify and and hold up and have our one last stand
and then get on a boat and get our asses back to New York into
the movie so it. Flies very fast.
And I got to bring up one thing that this movie.
Kills. Pun intended, there's this
static. Shot and.
I'm going to do my best. To get the B roll, but there's
this static shot of. I would guess it would call it a
street. Loose use of the word St.
In my tool and. We show this street this.
Path this walkway in the daytime and we got like chickens and
whatever roaming around and we have no zombies and then we cut
back to that later in the movie and then there may be like 1
zombie in the distance. Slow.
And I mean, these fucking zombies are.
Slow as molasses, baby. They are just creeping.
And every time we cut back to this.
Locked off shot. Of the downtown of Matul.
We're adding a couple more zombies and a couple more
zombies all the way up until the finale, when obviously it's a
whole whole last island, whole horde of zombies that are trying
to take out our main cast. And so it just keeps building
and building and building this inevitable arrival.
Of death. This is one of the.
Best cases of that? Especially in a zombie movie.
But there was the and like the Ford brothers, they did these
two movies. The Dead and the Dead Part 2 Now
the dead. If you haven't seen the dead,
you should. Do that because it kicks.
Major ass. It's a low budget zombie movie
that on it's on par. With Fulchi.
Zombie in the aspect of the fact that we have this one main
character and no matter what he does, no matter.
Where he goes, there's always. Zombies.
Like one or two zombies in the distance getting.
Closer. It's this slow?
Tension and I newer audiences are not cut out for that.
They. They want their quick, fast in a
hurry jump scare. Hoop, Laurie.
I want it now, so you give it to me now.
Boom. No.
Chew your. Food These movies represent the.
Last of the petty cash. Ghostbusters reference Deep cut
allow. Movies to sit with you a minute
allow. Things to take you places you
don't need. Instant gratification.
Put your phone down. Watch the damn movie.
But that's a sidebar. In and of itself with.
The Ford brothers movie The Dead.
Because it's. Right there, it's right there.
With pacing and just I I wouldn't like they're not
necessarily similar movies other than that zombie.
Aspect. When you just know you're
doomed. And you know what?
I say Wi-Fi did just let it happen.
Just let it happen. Because, I mean, I did, and I'm
feeling much better now. If you finished reading the
book, you'd feel even better. Stop it, Walter.
I'm I'm good like this. It's always something with you,
man. Like with this movie.
The way that the dead. Are coming back.
To life it is this. Haitian Voodoo.
Curse we have all these. Doctors on this island that have
this kind of makeshift hospital the the main doctor.
Which is Tisa Pharaoh's. Dad or not, No, it's not Tisa
Pharaoh's dad. Sorry, scratch that.
That's that's this the. Hole in the head, the main
doctor on the island and his little crew of doctors staying
and trying to administer medicine and help.
These people who are sick. Who are bitten, who are dying
and no medicine, no medical degree, no answer.
There is no answer. You can't stop it.
You can't save these people. In fact, the only way to stop
these zombies. Which is the old.
Tried and true damage to the brain by blunt force trauma or
just blasting them in the head and boy howdy.
Do we get a? Lot of exploding heads.
We get about, we get. So much head trauma in this
movie. It's pretty awesome.
Imagine being so soft and mushy that head trauma takes you out.
I can't imagine. I I I can't fathom that.
It's the. Perks of being undead by the
way, not a zombie, undead, nothing.
So you have to you have to come with something a little a little
better than that soft ass zombies.
But anyway. Our ragtag group of survivors
who? Now.
Realize that the apocalypse is. Upon them.
The The dead are alive. The dead are after them.
Rather than just get on the boat and get gone, they decide to
have their one last stand, a little hold.
Up, if you will, they head to the hospital.
Which is a converted church which has big barn doors.
It's just like a. Shitty old.
Building, you know, caving in nasty kind of like, I mean just
close your eyes and think of we don't have any money to build a
hospital and that's what it looks like.
It's like a homeless guys shack shanty.
So they're going to hold up in this hospital and so they
fortify everything. Fortify.
They're going to fortify. It it's.
Going to be safe. So they think, then they got to
tack up Steven Seagal style, load up on all their weapons,
all their ammunition. Cover all the.
Bases you cover that window, I'll.
Cover this door type of. Shit, and they're going to Duke
it out with these zombies. They also spend some time making
Molotov. Cocktails, which is my favorite?
It is. 100% my favorite one because you're trapped in a
wooden structure and you're going to throw a Molotov
cocktails at things that you don't know if they can.
Die like you. Haven't had any real proof that
these things can. Die, so let's throw fire.
At them. Then they're walking.
Fire doesn't matter what. Matters is this is a 1979 movie.
OK, so you know what that means? That means we're going to get
some full burns. Oh yeah, we're going to get some
real deal, no bullshit full burns because fires involved.
It's the 70s. What is CGI again?
Nobody knows. So you know as well as I know,
this being an Italian movie, this being a Lucio Fulci movie.
That there's. Probably not a licensed fire
stunt person. These extras probably got paid.
25. $30 extra to cover. Themselves in liquid cement or.
Whatever, that shit is rubber. Cement and light themselves on
fire. You know it.
You know, some random dude was like.
Shit, I'll do it. It was a bad idea.
Gave me my $40 and my fucking sack lunch and I'm not coming
back tomorrow. We'll.
Throw in a bag of potatoes. Deal.
I'm 7:00 AM, all right. You can only light me on the
fire two more times tomorrow though.
But having all of those fire stunts, to me is is pure
madness. It's pure, we don't give a fuck
energy, right? And I, I know I've been just
going on and on and on and on and on and on and on about this
movie. I can't stop saying good things
about this movie. I think the kids call that
glazing. That.
No, I mean, they might say that now.
That used to mean something way different back in the day.
I'm going to. I'll let you.
Get away with it. For now.
But so our group. Of people, they managed to fight
off the zombies as long as humanly possible, and then
they're going to sneak out the back door and get on a boat and
go home, which I don't know why, I really don't know.
Why they had to wait, but it is what it is.
So they're, they're going to escape, head back home, and when
they arrive in New York, wouldn't you know it?
The zombies are already there. Because of the zombie on the
boat at the beginning of the movie, which I.
I brought up I. Don't know if you remember that
you've got it from earlier. I don't know if you remember,
but now that the zombies are in New York, we are treated to some
excellent shots to close. Up the movie where we.
Have the zombies walking across the Brooklyn Bridge into New
York and you can see the twin towers.
Those aren't there anymore. Yep.
Some of you listening probably have never seen them.
And the zombies are crossing the Brooklyn Bridge heading into New
York to continue taking over the planet.
Taking over the world one. Big ass city.
At a time and all of these shots because much like a Rodger
Corman. Much.
Like a Lloyd Kaufman much? Like a Bill Lustig What?
The fuck's a permit? I don't need a permit.
What I need to do is fill a van full of extras and then pull up
with another van with the dude with the camera.
We need to have a walkie-talkie and we need to say.
Go. And we need to get the shot and
or shots and then get the fuck back in the van and leave before
the police. Catch us, that's how.
Filmmaking is done, you steal. The shot that is a.
Term that is synonymous with. Old school gorilla.
Filmmaking steal the shot now since everybody is an influencer
and then on social media and they film fucking everything
they do. I I hate them, but I.
And I have to kind of lump myself in with that because I'm
making a podcast for you to listen to.
So therefore I am one of these disgusting fucking influencers
as well. Everybody has a camera.
Everybody has something that they're doing and and they want
to document every fucking second of their lives.
So everybody is constantly stealing the shot.
It means nothing now, any asshole.
Could do this? They could.
Essentially flash mob, which some you young younger people
wouldn't even know what that means maybe, but you could
essentially load up a van full of people you could.
Steal these shots. You could do this.
There was a whole movie done that way in Disneyland.
I forget the name of that movie, but somebody in the comments
will let me know. I was just, I think it's a
family and they went to Disneyland.
And they secretly, covertly. Filmed and they made a horror
movie in in Disneyland with no permission.
But So what I'm saying is, it doesn't seem special to you guys
now because you fucking film everything.
But it is special. It should be treated as special.
It's awesome. It gives the movie a massive
scope, so look at it and be like, Dang, that's fucking cool.
But I know it probably doesn't impress young people now.
Stupid young people. I suppose we can move on to the
segmented. Part of the show.
Let's wrap this show up. Knock out some segments.
I'm I'm ready for it. So let's take a look at that.
Brown Panty Award. Oh baby, it's time to slip into
something a little more comfortable.
It's time for the Brown Panty Award.
Now for those of you that are new, that are listening or
watching or whatever, the Brown Panty Award, let me give you a
little disclaimer. The Brown Panty Award is an
award. We like to give to a character.
In the movie, who gets? Offed that we really liked.
That we didn't want to see die someone that.
We care a great deal. For man, that's a bummer they
went out. So let us know your Brown Panty
Award winner in the comments. This because this.
Kind of stuff's important. To us, but.
My Brown Panty award. Let's do a little sidebar here.
It should go to. Every female involved in the
production of zombie actors, effects people, boom operators,
whatever. Because for those of you.
Not in the know. Fulchi kind of a piece of shit
to female crew members, actors, whatever.
He was. Not a nice guy?
Now you can. Dig deeper into.
That you can figure. That out for yourself.
But you know, guys like Hitchcock, Hitchcock wasn't
necessarily nice to certain females.
Kubrick wasn't necessarily nice to females.
You can, you can kind of connect the dots somewhere, somewhere in
in there, which is kind of a bummer to be like, you know, but
he's a. Really fucking good director,
but he. He's not nice.
OK, you should be nice. To everybody, especially
females. In your movie, who are going to?
Get naked, soap themselves up, or swim in the ocean all naked.
Sorry. Naked people.
My brown panty award is going to go to the nurse lady who's
holding up in the barn, hospital, whatever.
At the end of the movie, you know you got to pad the numbers,
but technically. She bites it because she.
Wasn't. A fully fleshed out character.
Now she's fully without flesh character.
Sorry I. Had to do that.
Just had to you get it because. Zombies ate her, so she doesn't
have any flesh anymore, you know, You know what I mean?
You get it? Yeah, it's it's pretty funny.
But let's move along to the perfect execution award.
It's a perfect execution. It's a perfect execution covered
in blood. It's a perfect execution.
Just make it dog. It's a perfect execution and
it's always fun. OK.
Here we go again. Another disclaimer, all of you
new folks out there. And why not a refresher for the
people who've been around, who've been down and around?
For so very. Long.
With the show. The Perfect Execution Award is
the opposite of the Brown Panty Award.
It just goes to. The best kill in the movie.
The one where you saw and you went.
Fuck yeah, that's what's up. So let us know yours in the
comments, please and thank you. More engagement, more, more of
you. We want more of you.
We'll give you more of us. If you give us.
More of you or something like that?
But of course, the perfect. Execution award.
Has to go to the most. Synonymous kill with this movie
and you know you already know I'm talking about the.
Lady who gets the. Splinter in her eye that.
Is it's so big, it's. Not a splinter anymore, it's.
Literally just like a 2 by 4 like a.
Whole ass board goes into her eye.
I don't care how many times I see this with my own eyes, I'm
going to go. Fuck, God damn it, I could have
gone all night without looking at that I and I.
Whoa. Going to throw up.
I'm good. I might.
I'm not going to throw up. I'm not.
I'm fuck me. That's gross.
So gross. It's so awesome.
And of course. We we just saw her.
Naked. So when she has to die, you're
thinking. Man should have ripped her robe.
Off No, I'm just, I'm just kidding.
That's but yeah man, that kill. Who we?
If you can if if there's a better fucking.
Eyeball poke out there. Let me know because.
This this is like. If there were a Mount Rushmore
of eye trauma. I think this is like all the
spots. Jesus Christ.
And to wrap up the podcast, I suppose it's time to.
Play the game. I'm not putting anything music
right there. I'm just jumping right into it,
folks. So that means if you're new
here, you're probably scratching your head asking yourself,
Rodger, what is the game? Well, the game is a deep cut in
and of itself. Where you've.
Got to pick a prop from the movie that we are covering, but
it can't be a well known prop. We're covering Zombie.
It's tough, right? It's tough.
For me to say what's a low hanging?
Fruit Prop. So I guess just do your best,
pick a prop. Let us know in the comments on
the. Podcast, whether that's if
you're. Listening.
So Spotify. Or wherever, whatever major.
Podcast app you're. Listening to us on Drop a
comment, let us know. Your prop pick.
If you're a Patreon, drop a comment, let us know.
Your prop pick if you're. Watching this on YouTube?
Drop a comment, let us know. Your prop pick please.
God, it lets us know that you listened to the end of the.
Show, but it's also. Our very own deep cut, you and
me, we get to have that. We get to have that together.
You get to say. I picked something weird too.
We're friends and yes, we are forever.
But he's forever. That's how that works.
You comment to me, I comment. To you saw.
I so yeah. Pick a weird prop.
And let us know the prop I'm going to pick.
I guess it's obvious. Maybe.
Maybe obvious because it's another one of the big sequences
in the movie. So.
I'm going to pick the zombies arm that the shark.
Bites off so it looks like. There was still maybe a little
bit of meat on there. Shark's teeth are.
Pretty big, so probably didn't. Get all that meat.
You know what's another zombie arm we got?
We got a zombie hand. That gives us trouble.
Why not a zombie arm? Good work.
Zombie arm. That's a Cabin in the Woods
reference. Deep cut.
You forgot the tip on how to survive zombies.
Oh no, I I did not. Forget the survival tip, Walter.
That's because there is no survival tip.
Death. Is inevitable.
It's a downer and I know. But that's just the way the
cookie. Crumbles zombies take over.
You're gone. Sorry.
But on that note, Walter, why don't you go ahead and tell?
These folks. Out here, watching, listening
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About our website because all this.
Talk about consuming. It's got me wicked hungry now
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