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EPISODE · Aug 21, 2022 · 50 MIN

The Strangers (2008) with Colin and Paul from 'Seismic Cinema'

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Sean is joined by Colin and Paul from 'Seismic Cinema' to discuss The Strangers (2008), the under-rated horror film. Colin's cat and Paul's dog attempt to gate crash the recording. Random Discussion Points:-The old-fashioned feel about the film.-One of the guests was a bit bored watching this film. -Colin's fascinating theory about the film. Random Questions:-Is the film really based on real events?-When was the last time you saw a film with a voice-over like The Strangers (2008)?-What is a random podcast name generator?-Did the boyfriend set everything up?-Would you sit and mopily eat a massive tub of ice-cream if someone rejected your marriage proposal?-Why do The Strangers have such a good knowledge of the film-How silently did they smash up that guy's car?-Who made the 911 call-the kids or the woman?-Do you enjoy the cosiness of the beginning of horror films, like Colin?Random Quotes of the episode:-"The very strange Law & Order on Red Bull opening".-"There's no bells and whistles with this".-"He obviously went to a lot of trouble with that proposal, so it doesn't make me like her character very much".-"Surely you don't propose without testing the waters a wee bit".-"They're all sitting in a room masks on thinking- I hope she says no...masks on guys".-"You know how Americans have cabins".-"Then again, a stranger banging on the door in the middle of nowhere asking for someone who isn't there, might kill the mood".Thanks for listening!*So it turns out a Stottie is a bread bun originating in Newcastle in the North East of England. Ah well.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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