Horror Film Trivia - Stab in the Dark | Episode IX

Horror trivia is back as Justin and Charlie go head to head in a battle of wits. Or lack there of. Grab a pen and paper and play along. 

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All Guts, So Gory is a weekly horror movie podcast hosted by Mike, Charlie, and Justin. Each week, one host picks a horror film of their choice—anything from cult classics and slashers to supernatural chillers and modern gore-fests—for the trio to dissect. With a mix of sharp insights, dark humor, and plenty of passion for the genre, All Guts, So Gory delivers lively discussions that celebrate the bloody, the bizarre, and everything in between. If you love horror movies, this is the podcast to sink your teeth into. 

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SPEAKER_00 0:32

Welcome to the All Guts of Gory Podcast, and today is episode 9 of our horror trivia game show that we play here on All Goods of Gory Stab in the Dark.

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Yay!

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I am your host, Mike, and playing with us today, shockingly, Justin and Charlie. Welcome, gentlemen. How are you? Swell. Swell? Uh I'm I don't know if Charlie did his homework or not, so I think I'm doing alright. You don't need to study for trivia night. That's no fun. Don't be that guy. You know it or you know it. You know it or you don't. What do you got? You already can do some airhorns, but. Oh, geez. For those of you listening at home, grab yourself a pen and paper, play along with us. The winner of today's game will win bragging rights for the loser. Justin, do you have any cinnamon? The loser has to eat a teaspoon of cinnamon. I think so upstairs. Keeping teaspoon of cinnamon. Cinnonyms? Cinnamon. Oh. Cinnonym? Cinnonym and then cinnamon. Yeah. Yeah, you know. Easy for you to say. You like big red gum. So if you like big red gum, you'll be fine. And if you don't chew big red, fuck you yourself. Oh yeah. Go fuck yourself. All right. Are you guys ready to play? Yes. All right. This time around, I've got a new format for you. And this is modeled after one of my favorite pastimes, bar trivia, that we used to play back in Baltimore area. Showtime trivia, I'll shout them out. They're still going strong at like 44 locations. If you live in the greater Baltimore area, you know, seek one of them out. Brian, who started Showtime Trivia, probably the best bar trivia experience you'll have. He's an incredible MC, he's got great hosts. He pays. No, I just want to shout him out. He's a great dude. And I and I miss that guy a lot. And just want to shout him out. So if you're listening to us out there, seek out one of the Showtime Trivias at one of your local watering holes. Okay. So we'll have six rounds of three questions each for each set of three questions. You will have three point values that I will give you that you can use in that round, one for each answer that you will give. So this mostly is gonna be a straight QA, not like the ones before. Well, you'll have to pick an A and a B question and stuff like that. I mean, I'll I'll go back to that maybe next time we do this, but I just want to change the format up a little bit. So, do you have any questions before we get started? No. Okay. So, for example, this first round of three questions, point values are one, three, and five. You can assign one of those point values to each answer in this round, and only one. So once you use the point value, you can't use that again. If you complete a trifecta and get all three right, you will get a two-point bonus for the round. Your categories, you're gonna want to write these down. You may want to write them down. You don't have to.

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Okay.

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Your categories, question for the round one, Jason, Freddie, and Michael. Oh no. Simple enough, right? All right, question number one, gentlemen. And this is not you have to shout it out first. You're both gonna write down your answer. Like Titty Kaka, and then you will show show me or whatever. And we assign a number and you will sign one, three, or five points to your answer. Can we get all three questions? If you get all three of them right, you'll get a two-point bonus. All right. So, question number one in the Jason category. Tommy Jarvis is a recurring protagonist in the Friday the 13th franchise. True. True. Can't get one past you guys. He's the foil to Jason's killing sprees. Name two of the three films featuring the character, Tommy Jarvis. Two of the three films in the Friday to 13th franchise featuring Tommy Jarvis. You don't lose any points for wrong answers. And when you are ready, can we just give the number? Yes, I will accept that.

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Yeah, that's what I'm doing. Okay.

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Alright. Charlie, you you finished first, so why don't you share what you got? How many points you have uh I put one point. Okay. And what you got? F-13, five, and six. Okay, Justin? Well, F-13 goes without saying, right?

SPEAKER_01 4:56

Right.

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Four and six. Okay. And how many points did you wager? I wagered one point. Okay. Tommy Jarvis was played by Corey Feldman in the final chapter, which is not the final chapter. That's four.

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Okay.

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He reappears in part of his own trilogy in parts four, five, a new beginning, and part six, Jason Lives. So you both got it right. You both said six, four, five, and six if you had two of those three. Yeah, yeah. You got it right. So you're both on the board. One more piece. Question number two in the Freddy category. Freddy Krueger is as recognizable in pop culture as any villain. Crossovers in other films, TV series, and even video games. Which long-running video game franchise was Freddy Krueger a playable character in? Which long running video game franchise was Freddy Krueger a playable character in? Alright. Are you both uh both God? Are you searching on your computer in Google? You started writing and then you went to your computer and you started writing again. I don't want to say anything. I'm not a snitch, but prepping for the next episode. You need to turn the microphone off when you're chat GTPT. Right. When you're just listening. No. Okay. Well, are you ready, Justin? Yes, I'm ready. I think you finished writing first. So your point value and your answer. Mortal Kombat. Three. For three points, Mortal Kombat, Charlie? Same thing. You're both correct. You could play as Freddie Krueger in Mortal Kombat part nine. Mortal Kombat was the franchise. Noise. The correct answer. You both are killing it. Good thing I looked it up. Good stabs in the dark so far, guys.

SPEAKER_01 6:48

Stay stabbing in the dark.

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So since you've both used one and three, five is your only option on this question. Oh, it's I should have done the okay. Okay. Yep. All right. This is my power. In the Michael category. If I pretended not to do this, Jesus Christ. In the Michael category. Where did Michael Myers learn how to drive and make it back to Haddonfield if he was detained in a psychiatric hospital two hours away since he was a child and never asked for directions? That's an unknowable fact. That's not the question. Five points unknowable. Unknowable. All right. The real question is: what was the original three-word title John Carpenter had in mind for the film Halloween? The original title John Carpenter had in mind for Halloween, a three-word title. Charlie's wrote it down. Justin's writing something down. Yep. Okay. Are you ready? I think so. Charlie was first for five points. And the trifecta. What do you got? A Halloween story. A Halloween story? Okay. That's cute. Justin? I wrote in your butt for five points. That's what you wrote. You don't get you don't get bonus points for funny answers. I like it though. In your butt. The correct answer is the babysitter murders. Oh that sucks. I know. In your butt's better. Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 8:19

Way better. Sack lunch is better.

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They were going to make Halloween an anthology series, which is why part three has no Michael Myers. The producers felt that centering it around the holiday Halloween and not the babysitters would broaden the appeal and broaden what they could do with the future installments of that right.

SPEAKER_01 8:40

That's why I thought Michael, a Halloween story.

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So you both failed to get that one. So no trifectas. So at the end of round one, you both have four points on the board for your two correct answers. So see how that goes? Got it. All right. We're on to round two, and the point values are going to go up. Point values for round two are two, four, and six. A three-point bonus if you get the trifecta here. The three categories for round two are 2026 Roger Ebert Review. Still alive? Rest in peace. People work for him. Work for the company. A Tragic Love Story. The subtitle of Tragic Love Story. A Tragic Love Story. Okay. And question six will be crab cakes in football and witches. And witches. Crab cakes in football and witches. So it's about Baltimore.

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Possibly. Is Omar in it? Omar. Omar coming. Fucking Omar got God. So bad. That was not. That was that was uh ceremonious.

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He deserved better. Or kid pop. All right, question number four, 2026 Roger Ebert Review. Brian Tallerico had this to say about which 2026 horror film. Here's the quote While this film finds some twisted imagery along the way, it does have a bad habit of trying to explain itself more than it should. Comparisons to Eraserhead and Skinema Rink have greeted the film, and the truth is those are much weirder than a movie that does an excellent job of showing us someone else's nightmare without quite making it feel like one of our own. For a two-point bonus on this question, name the amount of stars Brian Tallerico gave the film. Wait, so name the movie and then stars. You have to get the movie name right to get the bonus. You do not. You'll still get the bonus even if you guess the correct amount of stars. I can read the review again.

SPEAKER_01 10:47

I mean, it's only 20.

SPEAKER_00 10:48

It's still 2026. Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 10:50

Halfway through the year, and I can't think of it. I'll read it again. Yeah, go ahead.

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While this film finds some twisted imagery along the way, it does have a bad habit of trying to explain itself more than it should. Comparisons to Eraser Head and Skinamarink have greeted the film, and the truth is those are much weirder than a movie that does an excellent job of showing us someone else's nightmare without quite making it feel like one of our own. Two-point bonus. How many stars did Brian Talarico give this film? Is it a half? It's like one of those half situations. You can they do have. You can guess from zero up to four with halves or without.

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I've got an answer locked in total, everything. All right. Charlie, do you have an answer? I do not know the movie, but I would say two stars. Charlie said two stars, not even a guess. I am drawing a blank. I mean, everything's just been on fire this year. I don't keep the bang of anything that's okay. All right, Justin?

SPEAKER_00 11:55

I'm gonna say backrooms, 2.5 stars, and I bet two points. Justin got two points. It is back rooms. Did not get the bonus points. Brian Tallerico gave this three out of four stars. Damn. Round it up. So no two-point bonus. You overthought it by asking about the book. I'll do a lot of explaining. I didn't, yeah. Yeah, that's okay. All right. Justin on the board with two. So what how many points did you wager on that one? Charlie. Two. Okay. So you still have the four and the six to use. I had to say. A tragic love story. Question number five. In David Cronenberg's The Fly, Jeff Goldbloom is often typing his character's name into his computer as he asks it questions or gives it commands. What is the name of the character he's given himself when he realizes the fusion of himself and a fly has taken place? So, in another words, what is what does his character go by later in the movie?

SPEAKER_01 13:00

Can I Google it real quick? Yes.

SPEAKER_00 13:04

Man, I I I think I know, but this is one of my faves. It's a great movie. This is one of my faves creepiest shit. Oh, it's so good. Haven't seen it in a long time. It's so good. It's just good. Charlie, do you have a guess? Superfly. Superfly? Jimmy Superfly. How many points did you wage? Four. Four points. Okay. Justin, you're also waging four. And my answer's Roger.

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Oh, it's the what is it?

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Do you know it now? No, I don't know it now. Oh, okay. Jeff Goldblum's character in the film is Seth Brundle, and when he's developing into the fly, he refers to his new self as Brundelfly. Brundelfly. Brundlefly.

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Yeah.

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Is the correct answer. No point. Don't do an urban dictionary on what a bur brundlefly is.

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That's brundelfly. It's a grundle. Or a soup kitchen. Don't look that one up, kid. It's a bunch of them. S-O-U-P-K.

SPEAKER_00 14:07

Thanks for the shack lag. All right. For six points, guys, because you both have the six-pointer left. Question number six crab cakes and football and witches. The Blair in Blair Witch Project gets its name from the fictional Maryland town named Blair, where said Rit Witch resided. I'm gonna fucking learn how to talk one of these days. The Blair in Blair Witch Project gets its name from a fictional Maryland town named Blair, where said Witch resided. The very real name of the town, where as the film tells us, three documentary filmmakers disappeared in the woods near in 1994, is called What? What is the name of the real town where these filmmakers disappeared in the woods in 1994? Never to be seen again until the MTV movie awards. Till the steak and shake commercial where I saw Heather. I was like, She's alive! Severing trade and shake for us. Spoiler alert. Alright, do you guys have any guesses? I don't think anybody wrote any down. I wrote down Waldorf. Waldorf. I mean, that is a stone in Maryland, but not family out that way. But yeah. Charlie? Is it Clarkson? No. The town is called Burkettesville. They say it quite a bit in the beginning. It's in the opening title card. Burkitsville, Maryland. Very real town. Population of about 164 people.

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One of them being a witch.

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Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 15:52

All right. I don't think she takes the census though.

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Tougher, tougher second round there. Charlie was smoked, remains at four points. Justin was Justin picked up two points there to move up to six. Boom. As we enter round number three, your point values for round number three are three, five, and seven with a four-point bonus if you make the trifecta. Your categories here are a lister in horror. A lister in horror, masks, and movie posters. Ooh, is it a visual? It's not a visual. Damn. Are you gonna describe them? I'm gonna describe it. Love it. Bullshit. All right. No flashcards. Question number seven. A lister in horror. Yeah. Just before becoming a household name on the 1980s sitcom Cheers, Ted Danson starred in what film that horror legends George A. Romero and Stephen King both collaborated on. Before becoming Sam Malone on Cheers, Ted Danson starred in what film that George A. Romero and Stephen King both collaborated on. Justin wrote down something pretty quickly. Okay. Charlie's racking his brain. You got a couple more seconds, Charlie? Nope. Oh, you got this man. You're gonna hate yourself. You are probably. Justin? How many? I did my seven-pointer on this one. Okay, you were very confident. And what did you put? Creep show. Creep show is correct. God damn it. Ted Danson appeared opposite Leslie Nielsen in the segment Something to Tide You Over. Tennis Pro screwing his the guy's wife. Yep. And he buried Ted Danson up to his neck in the sand, and it'll come back. Yeah, and the tide comes in and you drown. Yep, yep, yep. Creep show. 1982 creep show with Ted Danson. Damn it. Seven points for Justin. All right. Question number eight. Masks. The horror comedy Happy Death Day features a killer on a college campus. Who wears what as a mask? What is the mask that the killer wears in Happy Death Day? Or what does it resemble? I should say. Chupacai bro. Charlie, may I remind you, you do not have to host if you win this game. Oh, stop sandbagging it.

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Sandbagging son of a bitch. I don't know.

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No guess for Charlie. Justin, what do you got? It's a baby. It is a baby. It's a baby face. It's a big and I put in five points. I figured you did. You wrote that down pretty quick. All right. Justin is in line for a trifecta if he can get the movie poster one right. Question number nine. Movie posters. The original movie poster for this film was recalled by the MPAA after it was designed to look like an X-ray image of a female body with one distinct feature. What movie is this? The movie poster was an X-ray image of a female body that contained one distinct feature. And the MPAA said nope and recalled it. Okay. Justin wrote it down pretty quick again. Charlie, you wrote something down. Body snatchers. Body snatchers for seven is not correct. Justin, what did you write down for three? I'm taking a stab in the dark. Teeth. The distinct feature in the X-ray of the body is a set of teeth in the vaginal area. Therefore, of course, the film is teeth. Justin's got that one right. Trife, the four-point bonus. Oh man. For trifecting the three third round. I mean, that all I want to know is who's getting second place. Sut down, Lurt Bird. So what do we got? Justin 19 just for that round, plus six, bringing him to 25. Damn. Charlie, you got four. You got the first two right, and you've been on a slump ever since. He's that's just gonna make his comeback that much better. But hey, that's okay. Intermission intermit intermission question is a way you can close the gap a little bit. All right. This is a matching question. So this is our halftime intermission question. You're gonna get two possible points for each you're gonna get two points for each correct answer. There's 12 possible points at stake here at halftime. Okay. I want you to write down on one side of your paper these six films. Okay, ready? All right. One Diablo Rojo P T Y. Two ready. Eyes without a face. Three Belzibuth. Belzebooth? Belzebus? B-E-L-B-E-L-Z-E-B-U-T-H. B-Lzabuth. Okay. Four, the detour. We can spell that. I took a detour when I went to uh no five claustro C-L-A-U-S-T-R-O. Clostro. Six skull colon the mask. Now next next to those, I want you to write down these six countries. Ah, okay. A France. We come from France. Well, we way back for that one. D, Norway.

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C Panama. Panama.

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D Brazil. I love the Beatles. Brazil. D. E. Mexico.

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Mexico.

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You boys like Mexico.

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F Kazakhstan. Something, something, Borat. Something, something. My wife. My wife. Alright.

SPEAKER_01 22:40

If you can assholes. If you haven't figured it out already.

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If you haven't figured it out already, I want you to match the film with its country of origin. So these films were made in these countries or by filmmakers in these countries. It's their country of origin. Not just they take place there, which maybe might not even take place there, but they would call these, they would be international films with these countries as their country of origin. Charlie's already matched one, two, three, four. Ah, he's done, I think. Unless that would he's just making hella guesses. We'll see. Yeah, we'll see. How are you doing over there, Justin? Not good. Not good. Um since Charlie's done, do you want to hint? No. Yes, please. France is in Europe.

unknown 23:33

France.

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Business ethics. Alright. Got it. Okay. So I'm going to give you the answers, and you can just go by the honor system and tell me how many you got right. I'm going to go ahead and tell you I got them all right. Don't look. Don't worry. Number one. Diablo Rojo PTY is Panamanian, Panama. Eyes without a face. Charlie's favorite. French. This is French. Beelzebub is Mexican. Three for three. Told you this is where you can close the gap. DTOR is B Norwegian. I missed that one. Darn it. Klostro is from Kazakhstan. F. Yes. I don't think that's anything. Skull the mask. D Brazil. Yay. Sounds like Charlie got four out of six. Four out of six. For eight points. Two out of six. You got two out of six for four points. Alright. So Charlie with his eight points there closed the gap. He's got 12. Justin picked up four points to bring him to 29. Justin, you need a break, bud? He's a pin, bud. Oh. If you run out of ink, you're just out of the game. Boom, I win. You gotta cut your finger open and play with blood. Write your answers down. Whether you're not too okay. Let's see. What will run out first? Your blood out of your body or the game? We'll see. Alright. So 29 to 12, Justin over Charlie as we head to our second half. Round number four. Point values here are two, four, and six. Three-point bonus if you hit the trifecta. Your categories are hypnotizing, tree house of horrors, and dead or alive. You're coming with me. Hypnotizing, tree house of horrors, and dead or alive. Question number 11. Hypnotizing. In Jordan Peele's Get Out, Missy Armitage hypnotizes Chris with the sound of a spoon stirring a cup of tea. This sounds cra this sends Chris floating into a black void-like space. What is the name given to this void-like space in Get Out? What is the name called the black void-like space? Chris floats around him. Justin again wrote it down pretty quickly. Just to intimidate Charlie. Ooh, that's good strategy.

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Yeah. I don't want to say my answer.

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Let's go first. I said the sunken place for six points. For six points, the sunken place, Charlie? I put the deep place. The deep place. For how many points? Two, two. The sunken place is the correct answer. The sunken place. So Justin keeps on rolling. Rolling, rolling, rolling. All right. Question number 12: Tree House of Horrors. In the Simpsons annual Tree House of Horrors Halloween special, there is a quote in Treehouse of Horror 5 where Homer says, No TV and no beer, make Homer something something. What film is this quote quote spoofing? And for a two-point bonus, what are the two words something something that Homer writes? Treehouse of Horror 5. Homer says, No TV and no beer make Homer something something. This quote is spoofing off of a horror film. What is that film? And for a two-point bonus, what are the two words something something that Homer writes? Are you guys ready? You wrote that down pretty quickly. We're both ready. Charlie, you want to go first? The Shining? Shining is correct. And Dull Boy. Dullboy is what is in the shining, but that is not what Homer writes. And I'd like to change my specify that. Yeah, I suppose I specified what did uh something something that Homer writes. Tell me. How many points did you wager, Charlie? Six. Six. And Justin?

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I also said the shining. I had a four-point guess, and I also said dull boy, cuz is it duh do?

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What is it? No. It is no T V, no TV, and no beer. Make Homer go crazy. Don't mind if I do. I'm in the room with Homer. Yeah. That's not a horror. But you got that right with the shining. Well, I was answering. The shining was the answer I was looking for. Come on now. All right. Question number 13 Dead or Alive? Adrian Barbeau was born on June 11th, 1945. She was once married to John Carpenter and has starred in 28 horror films, including The Fog, Swamp Thing, Creep Show, The Thing as the voice in the computer, and who could forget her role in cannibal women in the avocado jungle of death? Is Adrien Barbeau dead or alive? This is a 50-50 question. Is Adrien Barbeau currently on July 21st dead or alive? Are you guys ready? It's like a Mitch McConnell situation. Charlie, what do you got? Four points, of course. Alive. Alive for four points, just two points alive. Two points alive. Thank you for not killing Adrian Barbeau. You both are correct. She's very much alive and well at the age of 81. Well, I don't know about well, but she's at least alive. But yeah, she's very much alive. Thanks for not killing her. Thank you for not killing her. Charlie picked up 10 points there to move up to 22. And Justin, you swept that one for a three-point bonus. I got the bonus. You got the three. That's 15. So you're up to 44. What does high score mean? 44, 22. Heading into round number five. Point values in round number five are three, five, and seven. A four-point bonus. If you nail the trifecta, Justin, you are one, one, two, three, four, five. Let's see. One, two, three, four. Yeah, you swept uh swept two straight categories now. So rolling, man. I had to take my alpha brain to that. Categories for round number five. That's a lot. Speed spelling, which means I'm gonna make you spell something within 30 seconds. As long as it's the word speed. And late night with the English. That's a lot. Speed spelling and late night with the English. Hmm. Question number 14. What are the number 357? 3, 5, and 7. Settle down over there. According to IMDB, no actor has more credits in horror films than Debbie Roshan. Within 20 either way, how many horror films has she appeared in? Quick little backstory on range questions like this. If I were to say within 20 either way, guess like 25 is going to be way too low. Guess like 500 is going to be way too high. Okay, so it's somewhere between the other. If I were to say a range question like within one either way, it's probably a single-digit number. If I were to say within you know a thousand either way, it's probably a four or five-digit number. So within twenty either way, how many horror films according to IMDB has Debbie Roshan starred in? Starred or just been part of. If you star in it, then you are in it. Yes. Doesn't have to be like the headline. Now, this is horror films or horror films. Yes. I actually looked at the list. I don't think I recognized any of them. I'm pretty sure they're all very underground and independent and maybe even of a soft core nature.

SPEAKER_01 31:55

Directed by the director of pieces.

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I wish. Yeah, right. That guy should do more. He should. All right. Did you guys write down an answer? Yeah. I did. Justin, why don't you go first with your wager and your guess?

SPEAKER_01 32:09

I put 170 for three points.

SPEAKER_00 32:12

You fucker. You fucking looked that shit up. I did not look anything up. Charlie, what'd you put? I put 140 for three. Oh, so close. I know. The answer is 171. Boom. So if you guessed from 151 to 191, you would be correct.

SPEAKER_01 32:30

Justin looked that shit up. I never heard of her. He called M squared and got those questions early. Yeah, I called your wife. He should have a notebook.

SPEAKER_00 32:44

Some notebook somewhere. Is he still sleeping? Keep looking. All right. Question number 15. Speed spelling. I'm going to ask you guys to write this down within 30 seconds and then drop your pens. I'm going to keep drop your pants. So let me get my timer out. I don't want to drop my pants. Wait, that's my calculator. Let me get my timer. That's my meat thermometer. All right. Speed spelling. Before he was the evil, incestuous Jamie Lannister on Game of Thrones. Oh, yeah. This actor starred in the 1994 Danish horror film Night Watch. And later the sequel, Demons Are Forever in 2023. You have 30 seconds to spell the Danish actor's name, Nikolai Koster Waldaw. The both names? Yes. Nikolai Koster Waldaw. How many times can we ask you to say it? Nikolai Koster Waldaw. Danish. Use it in a sense. Can I have the Nikolai Koster Waldaw starred in the film Night Watch? Shot collar. Shot collar is good. Yeah. You have eight seconds if you want to if you want to correct it. Four. Last looks? Two. Dude. Maybe my phone. Okay. Oh. All right. Charlie, I'll start with you. Spell Nikolai Coster Waldow.

SPEAKER_01 34:11

Five points. N-I-K-O-L-I.

SPEAKER_00 34:17

K-O-S-T-R-W-A-L-D-O-A. That is incorrect. Justin. Spell Nikolai Costor Waldow. No. N-O. N-I-C.

SPEAKER_01 34:31

Is I already wrong? You're wrong. Okay. I was hoping for it. Oh no. I want to hear how he spelled uh Costra Waldow.

SPEAKER_00 34:38

I said K-A-S-T-E-W A Q Q. No. How much do you wager there, Jones? The five. The fiver. So both got no points. You both do seven on the next one. You've seen the Will Forte spelling B it's like Q Q Q W seven.

SPEAKER_01 35:00

I know. Let's have a spelling B, a spelling contest.

SPEAKER_00 35:04

Nikolai is spelled N-I-K-O-L-A-J. Oh Nicolaj. Fuck that. Nicolaj. Costor Waldao is hyphenated. C-O-S-T-E-R hyphen W A-L-D-A-U. Nikolai Costor Waldao. Just how it sounds.

SPEAKER_01 35:24

Exactly how it sounds. I would change my name. Right. I would change it officially to shot caller. Rest in peace.

SPEAKER_00 35:31

He's rolling around his grave. In his one-handed grave right now. He's rolling around it. All right. Question number 16. Late night with the English. On Halloween night, 1992, this British supernatural horror film was shown on the BBC and marketed to the public as a live TV event where a crew would go into a house and try to catch concrete evidence of a poltergeist that terrorizes a mom and her two daughters. People believed what they were watching was real because they were told by the BBC that this was live television, and over one million phone calls were made to the BBC and the authorities by horrified viewers. What is the name of this movie that was never shown on television in Britain ever again? I think you can find it on YouTube.

SPEAKER_01 36:18

I think I think I started watching it. Unfortunately, I only have a seven pointer to wager on this thing. You have to use a three, a five, and a seven, right? Yes.

SPEAKER_00 36:30

You have to use each one once. Yep. Got it. Charlie says he's got it. Justin, do you have it? I have an answer. It's not right. You have an answer, but it's not right. Guaranteed. Okay. Charlie, what do you got? Bridgerton. Hilarious. Okay.

SPEAKER_01 36:49

That's not right. I feel like it's like one word. So it's like damages, is what I put, but it's not right. It's uh seven points is what I put.

SPEAKER_00 36:59

Yeah. It is one word. It's Ghost Watch. Streaming on AMC Plus, if you want to check that out. So it's too scary. Ghost Watch. Yep. They marketed this as a live TV event. It even it late late night with the devil took some inspiration here as parts of this movie or filmed on like a news stage where they throw live to the crew at the house and shit starts going crazy. Poor Gus gets his head turned around backwards. All right. So only three points for Justin on that round. Uh-huh. He's up to 47. Charlie's at 22. Final is there's a chance. Round six, last round before our final question of the night. Round six. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I like those. Point values for this round are four, six, and eight. Oh, snap. With a five-point bonus if you get them all. If you do the math here, that means 23 points are up for grabs, Charlie. Doing it. You can uh swing right back into this game if you sweep this round. The categories are Charlie's favorite movies. That's a category. Well, I mean Tremors. You're not wrong. You're not wrong. Mike's picks. Oh. Justin's picks. Oh, here we go. Atticus's picks. No, I'm kidding. Charlie's picks. Mike's picks, Justin's picks, Charlie's picks. All right. I like it. I like it. I've been trying to find a way to incorporate, you know, our own show, you know. Question number 17. Mike's picks. In the film American Psycho, what is the name of the restaurant that is often mentioned that Patrick Bateman can never get a reservation at? Others claim they can, yet we never get to see this restaurant in the film. The name of the famous restaurant that is often mentioned that Patrick Bateman can never get a rest reservation at. Others claim they can, yet they we never get to see this restaurant in the film.

SPEAKER_01 39:05

I like the question. It's a good question because they do say it like five times in the movie.

SPEAKER_00 39:10

Well, they say it should be the name of the movie, in my opinion. They say it like 20 times. It could easily be the name of the movie if it weren't like written named after the book. Within 20 times, how many times they say it.

SPEAKER_01 39:24

I have another incorrect answer. Same. It's Bridgerton.

SPEAKER_00 39:30

Alright, Justin. I put Lucernos for the Chernos? Lucernos.

SPEAKER_01 39:36

Lucernos.

SPEAKER_00 39:37

Oh, Lucernos. Close. Charlie? I put Dominix. Dominix. So for four. Gene wants to go to Dorcia. Dorcia. Dorcia. Dorcia.

SPEAKER_01 39:50

I hate those questions where you know it. You know it. You fucking know it. You've heard it a thousand times. You just don't know it until you hear it and you're like, oh yeah. That's Dorseia. Dorsey. And took them to that like I had the first place. First letter.

SPEAKER_00 40:04

So does that count? Nope. I'll put a slash through the zero. That helps. Like the Euros do. Sexed up your zero for you. You didn't give a name. They know me. Dorsey's.

unknown 40:18

Damn.

SPEAKER_00 40:19

Question number 18. Justin's picks. This will be a multiple choice question. Wow. Wow. True. Shots fired. Shots fired. Justin's picks. This is a multiple choice question, guys. In the 2012 anthology film VHS, which of the following is not the title of one of the segments in the film? A 103198. B second honeymoon. C Tuesday the 17th. D no wake. Which one of those four titles I listed is not one of the titles of a segment in 2012's VHS? A 103198. B second honeymoon. C Tuesday the 17th. Feel like Charlie wrote pretty quickly on this one, guess.

SPEAKER_02 41:25

Okay.

SPEAKER_00 41:26

Alright. Charlie, what do you got? I'm with D for eight. D for eight. Justin. I also went with D's nuts for eight. You both got eight points. Charlie didn't get to close the gap. No wait. Suck it. It sounded like is that one in another VHS? It is. Okay. It's from VHS 85, the one where the freaking show camping, the sniper is shooting them, and when they're water skiing, they're not supposed to be, but the ones that fall in the water somehow revive and ones are shot on the Wednesday. It wasn't bad. I don't know. Yeah. Don't really remember the rest of it, but yeah. Something like that. Was Tuesday the 17th one with the that was like the slasher Jason or that was the thing in the woods. Yeah, the glitch. The glitch in the woods. Yeah. Second honeymoon was the Ty West one with the girlfriend that sets up murdering her boyfriend. And then the ghost house was the uh the fiance. Yeah, yeah. And 103 was the ghost house. Yeah. The last one in that in that one. All right. Question 19. Charlie's picks. I'm gonna get it wrong. With a population of 14, what is the name of the town that Val, Earl, and the gang defeat against the Graboids in the 1990 film Tremors? I'm not gonna let you look. I'm covering it. With a population of 14, what is the name of the town that Val, Earl, and the gang defend against the Graboids in the 1990 film Tremors? I'll guess first so Charlie can have his moment of glory here.

SPEAKER_01 42:59

Okay.

SPEAKER_00 42:59

But desperation. Desperation for six. You're close, but no cigar. Perfection. Perfection is correct. I was so nervous. Like, I'm gonna get it wrong. I'm gonna get it wrong. I was like, you know, that's definitely well done, Charlie. You got six. That brings you up to 14 for that round. Nobody got the trifecta. So let's go ahead and total up the scores. That brings Charlie to 36. Justin to 55. All right, guys. So with 19. Justin has 55. Charlie has 36. For the final question, you can wager up to half of your points. Can't wager them all. I got 55. Charlie Charlie can win. What's 36 plus 18? That's uh 54. 54 close. I guess he can't win. Never mind.

SPEAKER_01 43:54

He can wager up to two thirds.

SPEAKER_00 43:56

Wager something and not get a wager more than one. Or we can say you can wager all your points. I don't know. But the rule the rules in Showtime Trivia are you can wager up to half your points. Yeah. This is gonna be a ranking question.

SPEAKER_01 44:13

I'm wagering eighteen just to make it look good if I get it.

SPEAKER_00 44:16

Okay. This is gonna be a ranking question. Put these three films in order of gross box office earnings from highest to lowest. A A Nightmare on Elm Street for the Dream Master. Bet Cemetery. C Flatliners. Put those three films in order of gross box office earnings from highest to lowest. A nightmare on Elm Street 4, The Dream Master, Pet Cemetery, Flatliners. Take your time. You can wager up to half of your points. I know which one. I will ask for your wagers before you give your answers so that we'll see what your plusminus could be. Showing me zero. Justin, are you definitely waging? Nah, I'm definitely waging zero. Alright, so Justin's a spoiler, gonna finish at 55. Charlie? 18. He's gonna go for the half his points, which means he can finish with 54 or 18. Alright. Are you guys ready? You were the did you put those in order? Yep. I did. Alright. These were also the top grossing horror movies of 1988, 89, and 1990, respectively. Okay. So, Charlie, since you're trailing, why don't you give me your answer first? My number one is Flatliners, Pet Cemetery 2, Dream Master 3.

SPEAKER_01 45:49

Justin? I went Pet, Nightmare 4, and Flatliners 3.

SPEAKER_00 45:57

BAC. Alright. The final answer from highest to lowest. A. A Nightmare on Elm Street 4, the Dream Master. I'm just reading what they made. Oh no. 49.3 million dollars as the top grossing horror movie of 1988. Pet Cemetery, $57.4 million as the top grossing horror movie of 1989. C, Flatliners. If this is less than 49.3, Justin's gonna win it. He's gonna win it anyway. Flatliners made $61.4 million. Charlie got it right. Okay. I only lost by one close game. It should have been one. It should have been one to tie it up. CBA Flatliners, Pet Cemetery, a nightmare. I should have known like Julia Roberts.

SPEAKER_01 46:48

Like there were some big names in that one. So it's like Kiefer. Yeah. Kevin Bacon.

SPEAKER_00 46:53

Yep. Who else isn't that it? Oh, Emilio. Is Emilio in it? That's the new one. No, that one, I think that one has like a 1% around to make it. It lost money. Somehow. They had to give people their money back. Right. Yeah. Well, Charlie, good effort on the last question there. Just missed it by one point. I mean, if I yeah, if it were closer, I would have had to bet something. If it were the other rules, you know, yeah. But hey, good game, guys. It would have gotten in his head if he could like, you know. GG, guys. GG. GG. Cooked. Pwned. All right. Did you like that? I like that. That was great. Did you like that? Nice and simple. You like that.

SPEAKER_02 47:34

You like that. Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 47:36

All right. I'll switch your job every once in a while. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, well, Justin, you won, so I think you're hosting the next one. Apparently, I can assign who I want to do. Can you go grab that cinnamon for Charlie? Oh, yeah.

SPEAKER_01 47:50

Fine. I'm just going to redo these exact same questions.

SPEAKER_00 47:53

It's like flatliners made how much money. All right, guys. Thank you so much for listening to the All Guts So Gory podcast and this episode of Stab in the Dark Nine. If you like what we do here, please leave us a rate and review. We've done nine of these. Wherever you get your podcasts. Yeah. Charlie won one. I remember. One. Do I get a half a win for hosting? You do. Yeah. It counts. If you like what we do here, just rate and review us wherever you listen to your podcast. That would really help us out a lot. We don't ask for money. We don't ask you to join our Patreon. Yet. Because we don't have one. But you know, just rate and review. That's the best thing you can do for us. We'd really appreciate that. There's fan mail in the link of all of our show notes if you want to engage with us about a movie we're covering or a mini episode that we do. Or, you know, if you just want anything you want to talk about.

SPEAKER_01 48:44

Give Justin better material.

SPEAKER_00 48:48

All right, guys. Thank you so much for listening. This is the All Go So Glory Podcast. For Justin, Charlie, thank you. I'm Mike. Andy, take us home.

SPEAKER_02 48:57

This is the end friend.