Stab in the Dark Horror Trivia: Episode V

Grab your thinking caps, horror fans. It's another episode of the All Guts, So Gory game show, Stab in the Dark! Mike and Charlie battle it out with Justin as tonights host with the most. Play along with us!

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SPEAKER_02 0:26

All right, all right, all right. Uh well, you're gonna need it. Or all the episode for podcasts. Out of the dark, episode five. I will be big champion, the big winner last time. So our rewards slash punishment is homework and to be the host on the next edition. I think we're all um this is an honor. It's an honor to have, right? To be the host to be nominated. Of course. To be nominated. Um somebody said, Justin, you're the host with the most. I mean, with the most four head. Uh five head. Yeah, it's it's it's surpassed it's surpassed four. All right, stab in the dark, episode five starts now. Got some cool music, right? Sure. All right, gentlemen. The first category. I think it's gonna be a lot of fun. I I worked with chat a little bit to to help me on this. I'm gonna throw it out there, but it was my idea. My idea, I just used them to do a little bit of the groundwork, right?

SPEAKER_00 1:59

Uh-huh.

SPEAKER_02 1:59

So I called this category. Whose house is this? My house. Right, exactly. My house. Whose house? My house. Our house. In the middle. Do we have pen and paper? Yeah. I have pencil and paper. We'll accept it. Deduct 10 points. I mean, add 10 points. Add 10 points. Do you have a number two pencil? I do. So everybody's been through the process of buying a house in this Zoom cast right now, right? So how do we how do we start? We normally look online, we find ads, we find descriptions of houses, right? And that kind of helps us, you know, determine if it speaks to us, if you will. So that's what I'm gonna do here. But it's going to be all horror movie related. I pick it up on the bad here.

SPEAKER_00 2:57

I pick it up on the bad.

SPEAKER_02 3:01

So I will describe. This will be a fake listing for a house. We have to write down, we have to write down what the house is. Oh, some pictures. Somebody, no, no pictures. Um It's basically going to be a two points if you get it, and one point if you need the special clue at the bottom. There's a special clue that will pretty much give it away. But that's basically what it's gonna be. Two points each. If you need the special clue, it's only one point. Okay? Okay. So I'm gonna ask you guys if you have it after after before reading the clue. Sound good? All right, we're going at the same time. We're gonna write it down. Sound good?

unknown 3:47

Okay.

SPEAKER_02 3:51

And if you shake your head like I don't have it yet, we'll do a clue, but the other person doesn't get to write it. Or whatever. We'll figure it out. After Charlie shows me the answer, I'll know what not to write down. Exactly. I'll just hold it, hold it up where you can't skate, and like I got it. Wait. His own address each time. All right. So we always look at the price first. So the price, just listed as motivated seller. Okay, motivated seller. Sure. Thirty thirty two hundred square feet approximately, four bedrooms, two bathrooms. Perched on a quiet hill overlooking a modest roadside business. This charming Victorian offers timeless architecture and unmatched privacy. Features include a grand staircase. Got it. Classic parlor, and a meticulously preserved interior spaces. Basement access included. Do we both have an answer? Are we saying the movie? Or who owns the movie? We are saying just the movie, but don't say it yet. Mike, are you ready to guess yet? I'm I'm ready. Because there's more features if we want more features. I think I'm good. Alright, let's see it. Wrote Psycho House. We both man, you guys are both right. I mean, yay! Yay. Alright, so two points. What do you think so far, guys? I like it. That's the only one I was able to come up with. No, yay. Alright. I have to keep track of score here. So that means both of you guys have two points, right? Yep.

unknown 5:35

All right.

SPEAKER_02 5:36

Good job, Charlie. Yay, good job, Like. The clue would have been owner prefers buyers who appreciate routine and solitude. So that one's not a dead giveaway clue, but it helps. Next question. Next listing. If that wasn't your to your liking. We have a stunning Dutch colonial with iconic quarter moon windows and waterfront access. This spacious home offers incredible value and a unique history. Recently vacated with motivated sellers. Do we need more? Nope. Okay, Charlie's dad. I'm actually going to change it to three because there's three sections here. So this next section, so three, you both have three points. The next section is so Charlie, you're you've locked in your plan to guess with only. Okay.

SPEAKER_00 6:27

I need more.

SPEAKER_02 6:28

The highlights include a beautiful boathouse, a fireplace, and large family windows, distinctive attic windows. It's priced well below market for a quick sale. That wasn't really helpful. But there is one more clue. If you want to go to the one-point option here, waterfront access. Attic is a feature. Boathouse. Stunning Dutch colonial with iconic quarter moon. A quarter moon, though, you'd recognize. Iconic quarter moon windows and waterfront access. Yeah. Alright, give me one more clue. A last disclaimer: some previous occupants reported irregular sleep patterns. Um I gotta guess, but I may not be right. Alright, you guys both want to tell me at the same time? Amityville Horror is correct. What did we guess, Mike? Oh, not that. Dr. Sleep. Mr. Sleep. Yep. So, okay. That's okay. Charlie's up to six, Mike's at three. Anybody's game still. This one, you guys won't get it. It's impossible. Historic mountain resort with breath breathtaking views and rich heritage. Ideal for seasonal operation or private retreat. Includes a ballroom, a hedge maze, and expansive kitchen facilities. Damn it. My need to win is overriding my need to not. The shining. It is the shining. Alright. All right. Moving right along, guys. Moving right along. Alright, next house. 2100 square feet. Beds, beds, and bathrooms. So three bedrooms, two bathrooms. Classic suburban home in a family-friendly neighborhood. Open living area with plenty of natural light and a cozy TV room. Perfect for gatherings.

SPEAKER_01 9:02

That gets us to the three points. I think I got it too.

SPEAKER_02 9:10

I'm gonna take the three-point guess and some trailing. Okay. You're both taking the three-point guess? Yep. Okay. Alright. What do we got? Poltergeist? Altergeist is right, guys. Both of them got it.

unknown 9:26

Damn it.

SPEAKER_02 9:27

Nice.

unknown 9:29

Okay.

SPEAKER_02 9:30

Alright, extra clues were built in a desirable planned community. Spacious backyard. Recently active entertainment center included. Great for families with young children. Yeah. Well, the TV was the giveaway clue, right? Yeah. Yeah, that's what I was. Alright. 1,800 square feet. Three bedrooms, two bathrooms. This is a pretty modest house, right? Yeah. It's a quiet corner lot with a long-standing neighborhood reputation. This fixer upper offers tons of potential for the right buyer willing to bring it back to life. Hmm. I feel like is more than 1800 square feet. I mean, these are approximate. That's where like the AI comes and up and stuff like that, right? Shh. So so it's a quiet corner lot. With a long-standing neighborhood reputation. This fixer upper offers Todd's a potential for the right buyer willing to bring it back to life. Are we both wanting the two points to drop down, or do we? Yeah, I need to. I don't see much in them that would that would really hammer it down, but if I I'm gonna take a shot since I'm trailing. I'm gonna give you guys both one free little hint. Okay. Classic Midwestern layout. Well then I'm glad I didn't guess, I guess. Hmm. You didn't want to keep going. Yeah, I'll need more clues if that after that one. That was a good thing. Large windows overlooking the street. Walking distance to local schools. Strong lingering presence. I don't think I would ever buy something that was listed at a strong lingering presence. I have a guess. And the last I have the guess too. So it's a two-point guess right now? It's the two-point guess for both of you. Alright, I'm gonna guess. So do you want any more clues? Or okay. Do it. Halloween. Halloween is right. All right. So we got one, two, and none for Charlie. I don't think it is a corner lot. I don't think it is the corner. I don't think it is. Damn it, I should have looked at that. That's what you get for using AI. I'm sorry. I didn't have time to bust out my realtor hat. All right. All right. 2,900 square feet, four bedrooms, three bathrooms. Modern California style home with open concept living and large kitchen. Perfect for entertaining guests. Ideal for hosting gatherings or quiet nights at inn if you feel like answering the phone.

SPEAKER_01 12:39

Okay. I gotta guess. I gotta guess too, but I don't think it's right.

SPEAKER_02 12:45

Then keep going, or do we want to ready?

unknown 12:50

Alright.

SPEAKER_02 12:50

Let's see it. Here. Screen. Both of you guys got it right. You guys are smart cookies, man. Yeah. The phone. Giveaway clue. The phone, yeah, that kind of. And the open floor plan, the large kitchen. Yep. And that closet by the stairs. That should have been on there, too. Alright. We'll do a few more of these and then we will move on. Unless you guys are having so much fun. Let's keep going. Alright, 3100 square feet. So it's a big one. Okay. Five bedrooms, two bathrooms, beautiful historic farmhouse full of character and original details. Situated on several acres. This property offers rural tranquility and timeless charm.

SPEAKER_01 13:42

Could be a few things.

SPEAKER_02 13:48

Can you read that one more time? Yeah, of course. Beautiful historic farmhouse full of character and original details. Situated on several acres, this property offers rural tranquility and timeless charm. The rural juror. Turns out there's a lot. There are. Alright. I'm ready. Who's ready? Let's hear it. Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Both of okay, I have a cheaper's creepers and a Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Both are incorrect. Nope. Do we want to cure for two or no? No, we got it wrong. Okay. Wrong, wrong. It's the Terran Farmhouse, the Conjuring. I mean, there's Cheapers Creepers, nope. There's a lot of conjuring. X, Pearl, X, yeah. Yeah. Should have waited for more questions, guys. I actually think I was I think I was right, Justin, just so you know. All right. 2,500 square feet, three bedrooms, two bathrooms. Unique artistic home, perfect for creative buyers looking to make a statement. Recently redesigned with bold, unconventional interior choices. Hmm. Read it again. Unique. Oh, it's 2,500 square feet, three bedrooms, two bathrooms. Unique artistic home, perfect for creative buyers looking to make a statement. Recently redesigned with bold, unconventional interior choices. You want to go to two points? Yeah, I do. Yeah, yeah. Alright, we have included in this house, we have eye-catching architecture, scenic countryside views, large attic space, and it comes with unusual tenants.

SPEAKER_01 15:59

And then there's one more clue if we need it.

SPEAKER_02 16:04

I have a I have a guess, but I want to hear the next clue. Okay, the the last clue. Say the name once, just once, and you might fall in love.

SPEAKER_01 16:29

Okay, I'll give it a shot. Oh, wait a minute. Uh uh. Got it, Charlie? I need a little timer.

SPEAKER_02 16:43

I know I'm spelling it wrong, but all right, all right. I think I got it. Beetlejuice. Beetlejuice is right, guys. That's twice. We got to say it again. One point each on that one, right? Yep. Yep. Alright, so Mike is at 15, Charlie's at 16. This is close. Candyman? Close game. All right. I'll do a couple more fun ones and then we'll jump to the next category. Alright. 2200 square feet, four-bedroom, one bathroom. Rustic rural property. It's another rural one, guys. With vintage charm and plenty of space for hobbies. Ideal for buyers seeking privacy, far from neighbors. I don't know if it gives away yet. Read again. It's a rustic rural property with vintage charm and plenty of space for hobbies. Ideal for buyers seeking privacy far from neighbors. I gotta guess. Oh, I gotta guess too. Okay, let's see him. Texas Chainsaw Massacre again. It is Texas Chainsaw Massacre. It's the same movies, same house. It's kind of similar, yeah. The other highlights include authentic farmhouse, aesthetic, unique interior decor, strong bones in more ways than one, and nearby workshop in the city. Strong bones. Strong bones indeed. And then family owned for generations. Alright, guys. That house is a restaurant now. Nice. Yeah. Is it does it serve chili? I hope so. Miss Your Meat Mondays. It's made out of people. We're great people. Because as much fun as this is for the group, I'm going to have to cut us down at maybe two more of these. There's a lot I've got. You said that like five houses ago. I know, I did. All right.

unknown 18:55

All right.

SPEAKER_02 18:56

Two last two. Last two.

SPEAKER_00 18:59

All right. Okay.

SPEAKER_02 18:59

All right. 1,700 square feet. Three bedrooms, one bathroom. Secluded home with plenty of privacy and a distinctive layout. Ideal for buyers who enjoy enjoy DIY projects and custom renovations.

SPEAKER_00 19:17

Okay.

SPEAKER_02 19:18

Next. Next, yeah. All right. Every single house we've already done in the contrary. Basement with unique structural features, quiet, isolated location, includes a well-maintained pit, and great for personal transformation projects. Alright. I think I got a guess. You want to hear those four items again, Child? I got my guess. I'm ready. Alright, for two points, what do we got, guys? The silence of the lambs. It is the silence of the lambs. For two points. Charlie tried to do what I did. Alright, so Mike just took the lead by one, Charlie. I think I got the lead on the last one. Wait, how many did you get it in last time? Texas Chainsaw Masker. I got on the first guest. Oh, then yeah, you did. Yeah, it's uh 20 to 16. Damn the luck. Damn the luck. Alright, last one of this. It's as much fun as it is. Last one. 3,000 square feet, four bedrooms, three baths. Classic Georgetown home with beautiful architecture and river views. A refined property with memorable past and solid structure. I got it. I gotta guess. Let's hear it for three points each. The Exorcist. Well, it is the Exorcist. Damn it. Georgetown, baby. Yeah. Alright. Oh man. Don't worry. The next one's counting is double. Well, I'm too worried at all.

SPEAKER_00 21:14

Two points each.

SPEAKER_02 21:15

So far, so good. I call this the next category, guys. Lost and found.

SPEAKER_00 21:22

Huh.

SPEAKER_02 21:22

Lost and found. This is all handwritten, so no chat involved in this one, guys. Good. Yay. Just a quick recap. Mike is up by uh 23 to 16. Charlie started off strong, but this isn't this isn't actors from horror movies that also appeared in Lost, is it? That'd be amazing. That'd be terrible. Hold on. Give me five minutes to write a new category. I'm gonna write that down. This is all that would that is a good one. I'd be out. I've never seen Lost. As I said, this is called Lost and Fashion. This is all dealing with found footage. Found footage questions only, guys. Alright. And two, three, four, five, six, seven questions here. So all right. Let's start. Let's start off a soft easy. You know, what 1999 found footage film was shot in eight days and marketed as real footage of Mr. Blair students. The Blair Witch Project. So is it the first to say it? No, it's going to be written down again, but I think it was going to be so easy. So we'll use that as the example. Okay, I'll write. I'll write it down. How about how about no? Let's do this. One, two, three, four. I'll I'll alternate on these ones. Sound good? There we go. Okay. Let's start with Charlie because he's behind, right? In Jeopardy. The trailing person gets a start, right? Yep. All right. Charlie. What 2007 Spanish found footage horror film features a TV reporter documenting a zombie outbreak in an apartment building?

SPEAKER_01 23:15

Two points each. No. I don't know.

SPEAKER_02 23:31

Should we allow steals? I guess if how eager Mike is. Let's go now. You want to allow steel? Steel. Alright. Do you have it, Mike? I I don't have it. The movie is called Dia Los Muertos. Yes, it's Dia Los Muertos. No, it's called Wreck. R-E-C. Rec. Oh. Okay. It had a remake called Quarantine. Yes, I watched the remake. I knew I never saw Wreck. Alright, Mike. What? Mike, what 2008 monster movie was heavily criticized for its excessive shaky cam footage? Uh fuck's the name. Cloverfield? It is Cloverfield. Yeah. Charlie's like, damn it. I love that movie, man. Alright, Charlie. How many points are these? These are two points each. I've got you at 25 and Charlie at 16, right? Alright. Ah! Don't worry, it's anybody's game. Charlie, which 2011 film follows three friends who go on a trip to the Ukraine, to Ukraine, and get trapped in a ghost town.

SPEAKER_01 24:52

Chernobyl.

SPEAKER_02 24:54

That's the whole movie. Chernobyl Diaries? Yes, yes, yes. That is correct. Good pull. Good pull. Alright. Alright, Mike. What 2014 found footage film explores the Paris Catacombs? I have no idea. That doesn't ring any bells whatsoever. Would you like to steal, Charlie? Yes. As above so below. As above so below is correct. Good one. Never seen it. Not a good movie. It was okay. It's French. It's too fucking French. Well, it's in France. It's American. Come on now. Who started? Charlie started, right? I started. So that means you each get one more. Okay. Perfect. Charlie, what 1980 film is considered a pioneer of the found footage technique, causing its director to be charged for murder to prove it wasn't real. 1980? 1980. I know this one. Found footage. A lot of people thought it was real. Created some charges against the director.

SPEAKER_01 26:17

X. I don't know.

SPEAKER_02 26:20

The third time yes, X is wrong. Alright, Mike, what's the answer to that one? Is it cannibal Holocaust? It is cannibal holocaust. Cannibal Holocaust. Alright, and the last of this round of Lost and Found, guys. Which found footage movie features a YouTuber, prankster, slash streamer, trying to survive the night in a haunted house. True. That's for Mike. You want me to read it again? It's about a true or false? No, it's about a YouTube prankster slash streamer trying to survive the night in a haunted house. Post? No, it's not post. It's not called smash that like button. No fuck. I don't got it. Alright, Charlie, do you got it? You know what it is? I watched it and I can't remember what the fucking name of it is.

SPEAKER_01 27:21

It's it's been mentioned on the screening or goddamn.

SPEAKER_02 27:35

Shit. He's gonna kick himself. That was one we were gonna watch together, and I watched it without you, and you're pissed off for a little while. I I can't remember the name of it. Not hurt. No, it was called Dead Stream. Dead Stream. Yeah. Nobody got that one. All right. It was it was pretty good, and it was funny. So low budget. Alright. At the end of round two, we have Mike with 27 and Charlie with 20. And we are gonna make third round worth three points each, and then there will be an alternating back and forth category for the last one in which we will bet whatever we want to. Okay. Sound good? Yep. Sound good. We will do this the same way. We'll do a back and forth. Each question is going to have a possibility of two points per part. Meaning, I'm going to be asking, it's called Who Said That?

unknown 28:40

Okay.

SPEAKER_02 28:40

It's gonna be called what's up with that. What's up with that? Your mom said that. Alright. So there's three parts to it: the movie, the character, and the actor. So if you get all three of those correct, it is worth six points.

SPEAKER_00 28:58

Okay.

SPEAKER_02 29:00

Sound good? Alright. Alright, who went first last time? I did. Are we are we keeping with the No, we'll just alternate. Go ahead, Mike. Okay. Alright. We're gonna start you off with both with something easy.

SPEAKER_00 29:17

Okay.

SPEAKER_02 29:18

First one is Here's Johnny. Okay. What movie? That is The Shining. Okay. That is Jack Torrance. Okay. And what was the other band, I guess? The actor. Jack Nicholson. Okay. Nope. Nicolas. Stephen Web. The other band.

SPEAKER_00 29:43

All right.

SPEAKER_02 29:46

All right, all right. Charlie. We all go a little mad sometimes. We just did that one. Why can't I think of it? Oh my god. There's two possible answers here. I mean, yeah, though. Right.

SPEAKER_01 30:11

I know what you're saying. Shit. Come on, you know this, Charlie.

SPEAKER_02 30:27

I do know this. We just I mean, that was one of the quotes from the one of the episodes we just did. Which one did we just do? Remind Remind Charlie. Okay. The scream. I mean, I might say there's two possible answers, so we could, but I'm I'm thinking the original where it was pulled from. Oh. I got nothing. Oh. Alright. It was Psycho. Psycho. Norman Bates and Anthony Perkins. But it could have been Scream, Skeet, and Billy, you know, as those answers, too. Starting to feel bad for Charlie here. Alright. He just doesn't want to host. It's fine. All right. Next one will be I see dead people. Mike. Okay. The sixth sense. Haley Joel Osmond. And you know, I I actually can't recall his name, his character name. His name was Cole. Cole Seer. It's X. X. Okay. That's it. So good. Yeah, four points for that one. Alright. Alright, Charlie. We have such sights to show you. Hellraiser. Okay. Pinhead. And I have no idea what the guy's real name is. Doug Bradley. Four points for Charlie. He's actually the lead cinematic. Yeah, he's actually the lead cinematic. Five points, right? Is it three for the movie, two for the two for the actor? Oh, two for each. Okay. Yes. We'll allow Pinhead. Right. We'll allow. Five bark. All right. Mike, you weren't supposed to you weren't supposed to help her.

SPEAKER_01 32:45

You weren't supposed to help her. What? God, I can't get the wire out of my head.

SPEAKER_02 33:01

There you go. Get giving a fuck when it's not your turn to give a fuck. Get you. You weren't supposed to help her. Damn. I'm drawing a blank, but I've I've heard it. Drawing a blank. It was Colonel Mustard in the library with a pocket knife. No, it was the ring set by the character Aiden. And David Dorfman is his actor name. That would have been a tough one to get. I wasn't gonna pull that. I probably haven't seen the ring in like 20 years. Oh, yeah, it's PG 13. Hey, PG-13. No horror should be PG13. Alright. Alright, here we go. Get away from her, you bitch. Oh, Aliens, Ellen Ripley, Sigorney Weaver.

unknown 33:59

Okay.

SPEAKER_02 34:00

You got all of them correct on that one. That was too easy, huh? Yep. That's probably the movie I've seen the most. Okay. Out of all the movies in the world. Alright. This is one word, Mike. Groovy.

SPEAKER_01 34:21

That is Evil Dead 2.

SPEAKER_02 34:26

And it's Bruce Campbell as Ash Williams. Well done, sir. Well done. Would not have gotten that. Charlie. You float too. It Pennywise the Clown. Mm-hmm. Skarsgard. Is that enough, Mike? Yeah, it's enough. Scarsguard. Yeah. They all look alike. All right. Whose turn? It's Mike's turn. Yes, sir. You've each gotten three correct. Let's do one more each. Sound good? Sounds good. Good. All right. Perhaps the toughest one, Mike. I am the devil. And I am here to do the devil's work. I don't I know what movie I heard that from, but I don't think that's a horror movie.

SPEAKER_01 35:51

Let's see. I don't think I got it. I'll pass.

SPEAKER_02 35:57

Alright. This one is not one of my favorites. I know you've watched it several times. Well, not, I hope not several. It's The Devil's Rejects. Oh. Otis Driftwood is actually the Bill Moseley. Bill Mosley, yeah. Yeah, that character. They reuse that in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood when the uh crew breaks into the actor's house and he's like, I know you, your name is. He's like, I'm the devil, I'm here to do the devil's work. Oh, that's not it. No, that's not it. Alright. I don't want to give I don't want to give him one too easy here. Oh, you can't look for a hard one on purpose. But I just did them randomly. You did? Yeah. Trigger. They're coming to get you, Barbara. That is Knight of the Living Dead. Her brother. I can't remember what his name was. And I do not know who the actor is. Johnny, and it's Russell Streener. But you got the Knight of the Living Dead. The remake is word for word the same. Really?

unknown 37:22

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 37:22

Shop for shot? A little shot for shot. Except for towards the end, it is. Okay. Just about. That was all three rounds, guys. It looks like. One, two, three, four, five. So Mike's 27 plus 16. He's at 43 by my calculation. Is that right with you, Mike? Yeah. Sounds right. 20. And then Charlie's got 18 more, so 38. Is that right?

SPEAKER_00 37:53

And 34.

SPEAKER_02 37:54

I didn't have. Oh, I thought he got six on the first. I got twelve. Started at twenty, got a six point, a six point, and a four point. Oh, and then he just got two, right? Or a six, a six, and a two. Didn't he get a four? He got two out of three in the first round. Two, four, six, six, two is what I have written down. But Charlie, what do you have? Charlie's not keeping score. What the fuck? I got 34 for Charlie. Mike knew that answer right off the bat. Alright. Let's split. You want to split the difference? 34. I'll go with what Mike's got. 34. Okay. Alright. So this last one is basically it's another version of that movie made how much? I think we did that in one of these rounds. I think that was Mike. But really, we're going to do the un not adjusted for inflation, but we're going to see how many of the top 20 50 grossing movies of all time that we can name alternating. Right? So one somebody's going to take a guess, then another person's going to take a guess, right? Etc. But first we're going to that's like we need to wager ahead of time. And I'll lock those wagers in. So it's 34 to 43, you're down by nine. You can bet. I mean, I think we've been doing all of it, haven't we? You can bet. Well, you have been doing you can bet as much as you want. Yeah, bet as much as you want, but you cannot go into debt. Okay, so if we're gonna do alternating. No, it's gonna be who last one winning or gets that many points, right? So, well, that's not fair, is it? Because that's a lot of points for surviving that round, but it's similar to what we're doing. We could just do we could just not have like a final jeopardy type of thing. We could just do it. I could tally it, I could tally it points. There is a chance that you get nine more than the other person. So yeah, just so we'll just keep going. So if I get what I got an 11, I got a nine-point lead. So let's say I watch the first one and Charlie gets ten right, he wins. Sounds good to me. Sound good to you, Charlie? Sure.

unknown 40:28

All right.

SPEAKER_02 40:29

What's the category again? What are we doing? It is top grossing films, horror films only. Top grossing horror films only. Yes. Damn. So you don't need to tell me the year, the dollar amount. You just need to tell me if it's on this list of 50 that I'm looking at. It is not adjusted for inflation, so keep that in mind. You have 50 horror films there. I have 50 horror films on a list from Wikipedia. Okay. The most trustworthy site in all of Web's.

SPEAKER_00 41:10

Okay.

SPEAKER_02 41:10

Actually, I just wrote them all on here today. All right. Charlie, with that attitude, I'm going to make you start off. What movie do you think it made a shitload of money and is on this list? Jaws. Jaws is number six on the list. Okay. I'm going to say it, chapter one. It is the number one on the list with$700 million. Holy shit. I'm saying chapter one. Chapter one is your correct answer for number one. I'll go chapter two. Chapter two is number seven. And that is another one for you, Charlie. I'm going to go with the Conjuring Last Rights. Conjuring Last Rights. I know that is on there. It is on there at number five. How about the conjuring? Oh my gosh. Let's see. Yes, it is on there at number 18. Okay. Sinners. Sinners, yes, Sinners is number 12. Good job. Let's keep it going, guys. Exorcist. Exorcist is on there. I was worried that you guys would stray away from there. That is number 9 at$430 million. That's awesome. For 1973. Weapons. Weapons. Oh, now we might be getting into. Nope, I was wrong. 29th on the list. Weapons. Good job. Blair Witch Project. The Blair Witch Project. I know I have to go down here. Ooh, 38. So it is on there.

SPEAKER_01 43:10

Screen. Oh. I think we maybe maybe get our first X.

SPEAKER_02 43:33

Here. Yeah. I thought that'd be enough to get on the top fifty. No? It looks like the number 50 made 210. Oh shit. Well, I'm out. I'm out at four. You're out at four. And then Charlie. Charlie, how much are each of these worth? Charlie needs eight more. One each, okay. How about Final Destination blowline? It is number 19. Shit. How is gonna he's gonna stop right before just so he doesn't have to do it. Okay, I'm with him, I'm gonna make it look respectable. How about shit.

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Nope, that's not the name of one.

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So you're defense like it put some that are like, you know, on that borderline. Yeah. Aliens. Aliens. Oh, Charlie, I think we uh I don't see. Let me do a control F here. Aliens unfortunately made a hundred and eighty-three million dollars, which is below the the others at two hundred and ten million dollars. Literally the movie the others. So it looks like Charlie was able to pick up one, two, three, four, five, six, tier four. So Mike, Mike, great winner. Yeah, just in point. Can you read off the top 10 just for the folks listening? And for Charlie. I think it'd be for Charlie. Yes, okay. Once again, let's let's we can weigh in on some of these to see if it's really a horror movie. But the number one is it with 704 million damn dollars. Number two, we should have everybody should have known this. I think it had a box office run of like 11 months or 10 months. It was crazy. Six cents. Yeah. 1999. Number three, oh, that was 672 million dollars. I am legend. I guess they're monsters, right? Yeah. 585 million. World War Z zombie movie. 540 million dollars. Conjuring Last Rights, 499. Jaws, 495. That has to include like so many re-releases and things like that, I would imagine. I would think so. Chapter 2 comes in at number seven. Unfortunately, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, which I haven't seen yet. So I can't do much, but I'm not in a hurry. How about that?

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Yeah.

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Beetlejuice. I love Beetlejuice, but like Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, I don't know. That was number eight with 452 million. The Exorcist, 430 million dollars. Damn, Reagan. Yes. Then we have number 10 at Signs, 408 million dollars. So two M Knights up there. Then we've got Prometheus, which is an aliens movie. Sinners, the Nun, Hateable, Alien Romulus, another alien. Quiet Place Conjuring, 2 Conjuring, Final Destination Bloodlines, and Resident Evil Final Chapter Rounds off our number, our top 20. Very good. Alright. Yeah. Alright. So our our Victor goes the spoils to our Victor Mike. Yay. I'll be hosting episode six. Episode six is Return of the General. Or should we call it Episode 666? Oh, yeah. That was free. That idea, just for you. I don't get it. Copyright pending. It's the mark of the beast. Remember?

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The number of the beast.

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What was that? Iron Iron Maiden. I didn't know if you had a ghost in your house that was like singing or something. Tenacious being the pick of destiny. Yeah. Tack push-ups. What? Do you guys remember that movie? No. You don't remember they had to do tack push-ups? Oh, yeah, yeah. Whatever. Whatever, man. That wraps up our final one. Mike, you have anything else to say? I mean, we've got the normal. I hope you like the fun and games that we have on these mini episodes. I hope you like the regular episodes. We just finished doing a tent pole episode, which was Scream. We had an awesome special guest, Mike's lovely wife, Mary Marie. Make sure you check that out. Make sure you follow us on Instagram. Make sure you like our podcast and make sure you follow it so you get all the free downloads. Yeah. That's right. And if you're in if you're in Portugal, I mean, much less. Somehow we got big in Portugal one night. I love it. I love it. Thanks, guys. Thanks for Portugal. We'll have to host a fan meeting in in Lisbon. Yeah. Just had to Google at the Capitol of Portugal. No, I didn't. Jeez. I lived in the Azores for a while. That's why we're big in Portugal. They know I'm like one of their own. Right? So that's what it is. All right. For myself, Justin, Charlie, who was who started off strong in this match, fell a fell a little behind. And like, thank you for listening. Andy, take us home, or do you want to say more? That's it. All right, Andy, take us out of here.