Poor Roger all alone again. Let's see what wacky shenanigans
he's getting into right now. I think I'm dying here man.
Welcome to the 3D Video Deep Cut podcast.
Watch a few movies. Take a few notes.
It was fun. Oh yeah.
It's that time again for another podcast.
Not weekly, not biweekly. Just another podcast with your
host Rotten Roger DeMarco. This this is a weird
predicament, a weird situation we're in, folks.
Evil Dead inks, my Co host, my ace up my sleeve, my best friend
is yet again not with us. And you'll also notice this is
an audio only podcast so things have been weird.
I'm, I'm not really sure how to go about queuing you listeners
in, but there have been some weird things afoot in the cabin.
We are dealing with power outages, we are dealing with
camera malfunctions. We are dealing with all sorts of
sketchy skeptical things. And if you follow the channel
with the shorts and the whatnots and also follow our Instagram,
you've seen we've been doing a lot of guest interviews, but we
were dealing with tomfoolery things afoot in and or around
the cabin. So to make sure that everything
was safe, I sent my big burly, tough Co host out into the
woods. Deal with the problems out
there, keep everything away from the cabin, keep us safe, you
know, and the sun hasn't really come up in the cabin since he's
left. I don't necessarily have a time
frame A-frame of reference for how long he's been gone.
All I know is he has been gone for a hot minute and it's just
me. I'm, I'm sitting here and but I
figured, you know, let's try and get the hamster wheel spinning.
Let's try and get something going for the podcast audience
out there. So as long as the generators
hold out, I will record an audio only podcast for you guys.
Just a little old me, no Co host.
Roger, Roger, you can't forget about good old Walter Goblins.
Walter, I couldn't forget about you if I tried.
You're always there, staring at me, making me feel uneasy.
And you bother me, kid. You bother me.
Well, that's what I I aim to do. I do watch you constantly asleep
and awake, the state of body in which you are in.
That's comforting. It's it's very comforting.
Someone caring, someone you can rely on and trust, who has been
watching over you since the beginning of this show, since
you moved through the cabin. I've been here even if you knew
it or not. Yeah.
And that, I don't know. I'm not really sure how I feel
about that. So, so OK.
I have learned, I have learned from my experience of spying on
you and your guests. I've learned how to be a proper
host, Co host, interviewer and interviewee.
So what I suggest for you today so you're not all alone like you
were on your 8th grade prom. Don't bring that up, but you
know that that genuinely a lot of bad memories about my 8th
grade dances. You know, standing alone by
myself, not, not something I like to think back on.
Well, enough with the song story.
The completely true and nevertheless hilarious.
For me, that's purely speculation.
That's purely speculation. You pregnant?
I suggest to you that I become your Co host and interview these
fools your listeners 10 times better than you or evil could
have ever done yourselves. I don't know about that.
I don't know that you'll ever be better than the Buddies forever
the dastardly duo that is Roger and Evil.
But however, I am willing to let you step in as a Co host today,
begrudgingly. But let me tell you this, who
knows what begrudgingly means? That's right.
This is America. This is this is browser
Illinois. You got to look that up.
That's a couple more syllables than most folks in browser
Illinois know how to speak, actually.
But you know, if you've been listening, you've been watching
us, how we work, how we operate. You know that most of the time
evil and I come up with this stuff weeks, months, sometimes
years in advance. We plan, we schedule, we do all
of this stuff and we come to an agreement and we have a a list
of films we're going to cover of subjects we're going to tackle.
And since he's been gone and I have been, you know, fearing for
his life and mine, I haven't necessarily had the time to plot
and scheme actual episodes. That's why this was a family by
the seat of my pants. And just try to get a help
message out there to the, I mean, not a help message, you
know, just a new episode for the people out there in Internet
land to, you know, have something to chew on as a as as
it were. But since I have no evil and I
have not had the time or the mental capacity to come up with
an episode title or subject, I suppose since you want to be the
Co host, I will let you pick what we should talk about in
this episode for the listeners, all single digit listeners we
have. All three of them, they're
loving and caring for you. But it's you say it takes you
years, possibly months, weeks, days, minutes, hours in advance
all stacked upon each other and upon each other.
But I'm going to come up with something right out of the top
of my giant rotten brain exposed Dome right now, and it's going
to still be 10 times better than everything you've ever thought
about ever. That your life.
That's pretty. I'm pretty rude, but I'll, you
know, whatever. I'm going to think right now and
I'm done thinking. That's how smart I am.
All right, we're going to be talking.
We are going to be talking about our favorite possessions and
horror movie history, our favorite body snatching, brain
taking and mind altering experiences and horror, thriller
and even scary movies. That's actually pretty good.
I like that. Now, if we were to go super
duper broad strokes, if we were going to go favorite
possessions, this could be a 6-7 hour podcast.
So let's dwindle it down. Let's dwindle it down.
Sir, I will let you pick your favorite and then I will pick my
favorite and we'll kind of go from there for the listeners.
That way, there's not so much to chew on, so much to digest that,
except. For your bones.
You know aquarsier acid gets rid of the bones.
I hear. So I hear.
So do my teeth and stomach acids.
Yes, I suppose not my bones. I'm too damn strong for you.
That's why you're down there and I'm up here.
This chain will last forever, you know.
I've been, I got some WD40 so I'm not overly worried about it,
but I will. Since you picked and I've
dwindled it down, let me just, I'll, I'll let you pick one
movie or one possession from a movie, I should say whatever.
And you know, we'll go from there.
I'll see. I'll see your points.
I know you got ATV and a, you know, a VCR down there in the
cellar. And you you have your fair share
of VHS tapes. But I've seen everything.
I know everything. That's why I have a show.
OK. I.
Do have my fair share of VHS tapes, but it is only multiple
copies of one movie since the only movies you throw down here
are movies that you've already seen millions of times.
Which I don't know why you've seen this particular movie sets
of a million times. Enough to inherently elicit the
action of tossing multiple copies of the same VHS tape down
here. But I've watched this movie
religiously, antichristically, I've seen this movie more times
than thoughts you've thumped, which is single digits.
But I've seen this movie more than 4 digits which is 1492
great number. That is a good number.
That's a really specific also, but I mean, I suppose, you know,
you keep tally of how many times you've watched it in a day and
how many days you've been down. Each tally is 100 views.
Whoa. All right.
Yes and the movie that I choose for favorite possession of all
time is The Shining, you know, Jack Torrance.
That's, that's a great, it's a great movie about purely
possessilation and it, it really gets you in the mind, 'cause
there's, there's what, like 4, maybe 4 jump scares, you know,
him swinging the axe, them freaking girls flickering in and
out of existence with dead bodies pertaining to their
position. But I chose this movie mainly
because it's the only movie I've ever seen.
But I have heard about other movies from my continuous spying
on you. But again, this movie has a
special place in the half of a heart I still possess from my
rotting corpse from when a book, a certain book was opened.
This movie. Jack Torrance in the Shining, he
is just like my father. My father would constantly run
towards me with an axe in hand screaming Danny which my name
when I was alive was never that. He also only watched The
Shining, but. Sounds like a father of the year
for sure. He is the third best father I've
had in my allotted existence of four decades.
OK, so I, I, I will say this, you know, I've, I've wondered
why the cabins soundtrack sounds an awful lot like The Shining.
Every time I come in and out I just hear it's.
Because I'm always playing that movie.
Always. Watching this play it.
Rewind. Play it, rewind so much times
that I'm watching it faster and faster to see if I can catch
anything new. Any secret messages that the
that the genius Stanley Kubrick could have put?
In about the moon landing perhaps, but I.
Did do that? OK.
No matter what people say. So if you've seen this movie as
many times as you have, I, I'm gonna, I'm gonna have to
disagree with you. And then I gotta, I gotta pick
what? I gotta pick what's left of your
brain. Because we're calling, you're
calling The Shining a possession film now.
Purely possessilation, yes. So.
So he's possessed. That's right, possessed.
He's not influenced. We're not.
We're we're going purely with what you.
Talking about, right? Possession, you're saying?
Yes. So what are we saying?
We're saying the hotel is possessing him.
We saying the spirit of the former caretaker has possessed
him because he's always been the caretaker.
A bit of both. Or is it just the fact that he's
a former drunk? He's a not a good person and
he's dealing with a little cabin fever, a little isolation, and
he's got a skinny, annoying wife and a son that sucks his thumb
and talks to his imaginary friend that lives in his throat.
I think I'd probably chop up my family too, if I couldn't leave.
And those were the only two people I got to interact with.
So I I'm gonna say I don't necessarily subscribe to your
theory of this being a possession movie, Sir.
Well, may I, may I say this? Well, actually I can because
I've run this place. I've been here before you a
little a little bit of minor shoulder dislocation.
Never, never stated the fact that you're a terrible person.
He was a great guy who I would like to hang out with, possibly
smoke a cigarette with ashes way too long to physically still be
attached to the rest of the butt.
I would drink with this man when the winter arose.
The winter arrived. He was possessed.
OK. That is what I say.
You say he was possessed. Well, here, here is this that
ioffer you because there's a scene.
Let's see. Let's see.
Let's let's let's test your brain.
Let's test the knowledge of Ye Olde cellar dweller Walter over
here. Remember when Wendy does give
him the bet and puts him in the pantry or whatever you want to
call it, the the dry food storage locks him in there.
The ghosts of the Overlook let him out.
Is this a yay or a nay? Because if, if he was possessed,
he could just be like, and he could make that door open on his
own. Or are we saying that he is
possessed, but all the ghosts of the Overlook are manifestations
of his own brain? Are we saying that he, this is
all him? Is he?
Is he becoming part of the hotel?
This is purely speculation, but from my many viewings of this
movie, I do believe, I do believe that the ghosts are part
of him. The many spirits that were
inhabiting the hotel are now enlarged, possessing his brain,
twisting his actions, and he is able to present these ghostly
figures as others because he is schizophrenic and possessed.
OK, Yeah. Make you think with that one
budget. Oh, I need a drink.
All right, Jack Daniel. Yeah, let me.
Let me woo saw. OK.
God, I miss evil you. I'm a great Co host.
Great. I don't know if I'd call you
great. I'm going to say you're.
You're you're mean. You're like a solid 99th place
as far as Co host go because you're kind of all over the
place and I blame the fact that you have a maggot infested
brain. I know you've seen this movie a
million times. I know you're sitting there
watching it probably right now in in your fucking stupid little
cellar, your dirt floor cellar. But I don't think you're Co host
material and frankly I kind of want to tighten those chains
I'm. I'm getting you.
You don't know how to tighten a chain.
I I bet you I can. Fuck, you can't even tie your
shoes. I can't even tie.
Your shoes. I could figure it out.
Tie your shoes I. Just I just keep looking out
this window and I just keep waiting for evil to say, hey,
man, sorry I got lost. I'm I'm coming back.
Well, well, maybe, maybe I have a way for him to come back.
What do you mean? Maybe I could, maybe I can help
you. Just go over there and read.
Read that that book, you know the the Necronomicon.
You've you got a weird obsession with this book, man.
Ever since evil and I bought this place, that book just
mysteriously finds its way right next to us all the time.
I, I feel like you're up to something and I'm, no, I'm not
biting. You're not going to get me to
read out of this book. This is a nice book.
It's a picture book. It's very colorful on the inside
if you just open it up and read every phrase aloud.
And how's that supposed to help me get my Co host back?
You'll figure it out. See, that's, see, when you say
stuff like that, Sir, it's a bit ominous to me.
And I I I I. Do I'm being vague?
I'm being vague. Yeah, your vague booking.
No, I want it to be a surprise because it's going to be so
beautiful when you open up and see the colored pages.
See, you're not making any sense.
You're just, you're just screaming into the ether and and
I don't trust you. So I'm going to, I'm going to
not read from the Necronomicon, Sir, but.
But. That does segue perfectly into
my favorite possession film. What?
Let's hear it. Let's see if this is any better
than The Shining. Oh I promise you it is better,
infinitely better than The Shining and it didn't take an
obsessive grumpy genius air quotes Stanley Kubrick you self
indulgent cock bag. What I'm sorry, my fault is the
only director I know. Yeah, well, perhaps you you may
have seen tidbits, little snippets hit her and tither of
my number one pick, my favorite possession film and bar none,
one of the best horror films ever made, the original Evil
Dead. Ah, see you like that, huh,
Evil? And I tend to watch this movie
quite a bit. This is a very influential movie
for us. In fact, it was the reason when
the video store closed, I said, hey man, you know what?
Let me gather up the pennies we've earned.
And see if I can find us a nice little cabin out in the woods,
you know, a little summer home, a little little place we can
relax, chill out, watch horror movies, have campfires, not have
to worry about things like, you know, annoying customers or, or
the law perhaps. You know, we could light off
fireworks and, you know, make moonshine do whatever we want
out here without the pesky authorities getting involved.
And also, no one needs to tax us on things we're doing.
But, you know, Evil Dead is that movie.
It is the movie that said, you know, watch out, Don't read the
Latin. It's a it's a perfect storm of a
horror movie that involves a group of kids going to a cabin
in the woods, accidentally unleashing something that they
have no understanding of stupidly, and then by
happenstance, a very unlikely hero emerges.
But what's interesting about this movie is it approaches
possession just a little bit different from all of these
other, you know of your exorcist and and things of that nature.
Evil Dead makes it somehow, someway feel like it could
really, really happen to you. It feels very gross and grounded
in reality and almost documentary style.
It's film, it's filmed very guerrilla style, which adds to
the creep factor. It doesn't feel like a movie.
It feels like something you you're not allowed to.
Watch. You know what, Roger?
I agree this is a great movie about possession and millions of
times better than my choice. And part of the fact that is,
you know, well, Bruce Campbell is the finest man to grace the
silver screen anyway. But you know, this movie relates
really, really close to me, seeing as I'm a dead.
I know that. Yeah, I mean, technically you
are right I guess. Well, my cousin, he's 100%
deadite, and my mom's 100% deadite.
My dad's 100% deadite and my sister's 100% deadite.
So is my brother. So yeah.
All right. Yeah.
So you're full, full on cellar dwelling deadite.
I suppose that does tie in really well with my movie.
Oh yeah. The possessions in that movie
have always terrified me. There's something very visceral
about the the way that they become deadites and they're able
to kind of flicker in and out of being a deadite and have flashes
of humanity, but they still want to kill you, and they're using
these flashes of humanity to kind of lure you into a false
sense of security. The threat is magnified by them
because you want to let your guard down, you want to say, oh,
they're OK, we're going to get out of here.
And then boom, next thing you know you're being stabbed with a
Candarian dagger and you got to fight a claymation version of
your sister. But then that being.
Said it happens all the time. It happens all the time.
It happens way more than you think, especially out here.
I had a nickel. I had a nickel.
All right, let me wrap this up, Walter.
This was a This was an interesting test outing.
You know to have a Co host. What do you?
Mean this this is going to be what's this is the deep cut
podcast now me and you me. And you, Raj A-Team, that's it.
You know, there's always hope that evil comes back.
I'm holding on to hope. Like I said, the sun has not
risen since he left. When a weird feels very Blair
Witch like, you know when does the sunrise?
When do we get to get out of here?
So there, there's always hope that evil comes back.
But you're in my back pocket 'cause you're trapped in my
cellar. You can't go anywhere.
And I can always force you to do episodes with me.
Although you sound very eager to do more episodes with me.
So that's right, you know. But again, there's just one of
those that's it's a weird thing with you, man.
I, I, I have a hard time trusting you, but I'm, I'm, I'm
going to wrap this up for the listeners.
See, the issue is with the, with all the problems we're having,
you know, no cameras, computer issues and things like that.
I don't necessarily have, I don't have an outro.
I don't have outro music for the end of the show.
And normally we have our deep cut podcast, you know, thank you
for listening to Daddy, but it's not here because there is no, no
way for me to add it. Oh, oh, wait, wait.
I got an idea. Roger, what's up?
You see, you see that reel to reel over there?
Yeah, that has my favorite song on there.
And then be perfect for the outro of the Deep Cut Podcast,
just popping in and, you know, play it.
I don't. You seem a little eager about
it. It's just music, man.
It's just music. Outro.
Music Podcast. It's your favorite song.
My favorite? You're going to boogie so hard.
You know, maybe we can make an exception because you're, you
know, for when episodes have you as a Co host.
Maybe we can use my favorite intro and your favorite outro I
guess. We'll just use both of mine
because I'm awesome and you're not.
Yeah. Well, see, And when you talk to
me like that, oh. No, no, no, wait, no.
OK, makes me not want to do anything.
I'm an. Ugly dead eye.
You're handsome and beautiful. I'm ugly and maggot full.
I'm so handsome. I am the face of this company
and you will never forget it, Sir, if it really means that
much to you. If you, if you genuinely like
this song and I don't know, you know how long you've been in
that cellar. You've been there since we got
here. Obviously never been out the
entire time we've been here. So you haven't been able to
listen to that for a very long time?
Yeah, it's about time that we, instead of being enemies, we
started maybe maybe opening our horizons to being acquaintances
and then maybe further down the line friends, you know?
Friends, huh? Yeah.
Then maybe gay lovers.
Whoa, hey, that may be crossing the line there, fella.
Friends, friends, friends. Stay in, friends, friends.
All right, I suppose I can give this outro a shot.
So everybody out there in Internet land listening, I was
going to say watching, but you're only listening to this
because it's an audio only version.
Let me throw these this quick little bit of housekeeping at
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Go ahead and follow us or favorite us or like us or
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But on that note, I suppose we should probably get going,
because after all, there's a lot of movies out there and
somebody's got to watch them, so why not us, right?
That's right. That was, that was good, Walter,
very good for your first time. Very good.
So I just, it's all queued up. You just want me to hit play on
this? Yeah.
You know how reel to reel works. All right.
You were born in the 60s or whatever.
All right, outro and go. If you let the devil in, he'll
surely take your skin. And once the song begins, your
suffering won't end. So join us.
When you die, The devil gets inside.
There's nowhere left to hide. Join us when you die.
Join us.