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[YT Edit] Scream 2 (1997) (Patreon)

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2025-10-10 22:03:02
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Hey guys! Here is the YT edit for "Scream 2" which will premiere a bit later!

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LittleGalaxyBoy

I’d be terrified as well if a massive Ghostface mask appeared behind me. Edit: It was the Spider all along 😂

Brian McGovern

Jada Pinkett Smith playing herself I see.

Chris Thom

Scream 2: Sneak Attack of the Pipe Cleaner Tentacles

Sascha Kummer

So… „Scary Movie“ next? 😀

Chris Thom

Outta my face. Outta my FACE.

Clay F

Hold Down A ("Ames") (female Canadian on the Poppies last year) has a reaction to Scary Movie (2002) that will post to YT any day now. Her YT edit posted to Patreon today. The full reaction was posted to her Patreon 2 days ago.

Tyler Foster

Just don't forget, those spoof comedies are already not Cassie's favorite type of movie (Naked Gun '88 being the only movie she's ever reported to have abandoned a reaction for midway through), and she seems to trend toward PG-13 sensibilities and away from gross-out stuff, so to me that sounds like a trifecta of strikes against it.

Chris Thom

I don't know if it was a stunt man under the Ghostface mask and outfit, but whoever it was did a good job with the creepy movements. Especially in the chase scene with Gale.

Cory H

I'd like to see Cassie watch the entire series!

Cory H

I can't see her enjoying it...

GM

I'm 99% percent sure you already know this, but in case you ever go back and rewatch Scream 1, there's a funny bit of trivia in the end credits. So check it out if you skipped them the first time.

keoma songs

She needs to see I Know What You Did Last Summer first

Just Plain Bob

The Scream movies (at least the original trilogy) are as much gialli as they are slashers. That’s to be expected to some extent, since the two genres are first cousins, if not paternal twins. The Scream films have a heavy dose of mystery - who is the killer? Same with the standard giallo. The reveal of the killer frequently makes little sense in a giallo; trying to figure it out is an exercise in futility. Same with the Scream movies. (These aren’t Agatha Christie mysteries, after all, where you’re supplied with all the clues you need if you just put them together right.). The killer in a typical giallo wears black gloves and is shot in such a way as to make it impossible to determine gender. In Scream, they substitute a pair of unisex black boots for the gloves, but it’s the same principle. And there is an emphasis on the murder set pieces (though most gialli are more creative than the Scream movies in this regard). If anyone that reads this is interested, I’d recommend the following gialli for first timers: *Blood and Black Lace (1964) - directed by Mario Bava *The Bird with the Crystal Plumage (1970) - Dario Argento *A Bay of Blood (1971) - directed by Mario Bava (heavily influenced Friday the 13th) *Black Belly of the Tarantula (1971) - directed by Paolo Cavara *Deep Red (1975) - directed by Dario Argento *Tenebre (1982) - Dario Argento *Stage Fright (1987) - directed by Michele Soavi (like Scream 2, the murders happen in/around a stage play setting) PS: Did anyone else notice that Cassie referred to viewing videos of homicide scenes as reviewing the “game tapes”? Young lady’s developing a bit of a morbid view of these proceedings. 😂

Doc Larry/old geezer

you have to watch The Andy Griffith show then you’ll understand who Barney is

Just Plain Bob

Still my favorite sitcom of all time.

John Sullivan

I'd never heard this term before but you're right Not my style but plenty of people love it regardless of gender

Just Plain Bob

My understanding is that giallo is Italian for yellow (gialli being the plural). Apparently, a number of pulpy murder mysteries were published in Italy in the 50s. They featured yellow covers, hence the name. Dario Argento (dubbed the Italian Alfred Hitchcock) and Mario Bava were the masters of the form. With a couple of exceptions, the movies in the list I provided are pretty tame in terms of gore.

Story Archer

"Who is Barney Fife?" broke my heart... seriously if there was ever ANYONE in today's day and age that The Andy Griffin Show was MADE for, it's Cassie.

Arturo

Cassie must watch Helen of Troy (2003) Diferent from Troy with Brad Pit but more like the original story and had the Casandra story from the play.

keoma songs

I love giallo films myself, but to me the key difference with the gialli and the American slasher film was the aging down in America to make the victims young people, high school and college aged, of both genders. Vast majority of gialli save for outliers like Don't Torture a Duckling feature victims who are working adults of all ages with an emphasis on beautiful women. A couple of other things that are clear differences that sets Scream in the American slasher genre than a giallo nouveau or something similar: The giallo trope of the protagonist unknowingly stumbling on a clue that's a key to the identity of the killer that the protagonist may not realize or understand, common in the Argento animal school. This often turns them into an amateur detective. Another thing is the typical unremarkable settings of the American slasher, they're not doubling as tourism promotions. They're non-descript fake places, a small town Halloween, a summer camp, a normal street called elm street, a high school, a prom or a dance, a reunion, etc etc. Gialli though often were almost travelogue movies showing off key European cities or locations, showing off tourist spots or famous locations. Even New York appeared in the giallo New York Ripper. Scream is set in some fake town and then a fake University, just like the other American movies. But I do love a good giallo, and I like your list. I do prefer the post-Argento setpiece giallo than the pre-Argento scheming plots and double cross movies that carry the giallo moniker like all those Carroll Baker movies and 90% of the giallo made before The Bird with the Crystal Plumage

Chris Thom

Was just trying to remember if Cassandra was in Troy.

Chris Thom

Is there a neat Italian word for whatever Suspiria is?

Arturo

I check and it is not. The IA aparently mix the two movies ang gave me "The role of Cassandra in the 2004 movie Troy was played by actress Emilia Fox. The film also featured a large ensemble cast, including Brad Pitt, Eric Bana, Orlando Bloom, and Diane Kruger." but I think its wrong

Just Plain Bob

I’ve heard it referred to as a giallo. Obviously, it’s not. No black gloved killer, etc. I just think of it as supernatural horror. Argento’s wife was a huge influence on the movie and believed herself to be a witch. She pops up in several of his films, as do two of his daughters. Another giallo I love is Phenomena, although it is pretty heavy on the supernatural as well. It stars a young Jennifer Connelly and Donald Pleasance, as well as Argento’s wife. It has telepathic insects, a crazed dwarf and a razor wielding monkey. It’s batshit crazy and I love it. One of my favorite gialli is Eyeball. It’s firmly in the “so bad it’s good” camp. A group of tourists are being murdered one after another and their eyeballs removed. They become aware they’re being hunted and make the only reasonable decision: continue the tour. Logic has no place in many of these films.

Clay F

I see the British actor Rufus Sewell in that YouTube link you provided. I like him. Apparently, the movie is not well known, as it only had 7k user ratings on IMDb?

Clay F

Good family entertainment. I loved that show as a kid. The Andy Griffith Show was a top 10 hit through its entire run, never ranking lower than 7th place in the Nielsen rating, ending its final season in 1st place. The only other shows to end their runs at the top of the ratings are I Love Lucy (1957) and Seinfeld (1998). On separate occasions, ranked by TV Guide as the 9th- and 13th-best series in American television history.

keoma songs

I tend to consider Suspiria a giallo or a hybrid, but lots of film historians disagree. I think it fits in enough of the Venn diagram circles to be a giallo. It has some of the travelogue elements like showing off the square in Munich. It has the protagonist unknowingly receiving a clue as to what's really going on and trying to figure that out. It has an unidentified figure stalking victims into murder setpieces. The supernatural elements do put it separate from other gialli. I don't know a good term for those kinds in general: I've seen things like fantastico films or italo-gothic, and I suppose it's fine there. But I have no problem saying that while I do think Suspiria is a giallo, I don't consider the same for Inferno or Mother of Tears.

Chris Thom

Wonder if she'd recognize young Ron Howard. Probably not.

Chris Thom

I definitely want to see some of those if I get the chance. They sound good. But I still haven't seen my first Fellini film yet. Not sure where to start.

Just Plain Bob

I can’t speak to Fellini. I haven’t seen any of his films, either. But Argento and Bava were geniuses. Virtually everything Bava did was worth seeing. Argento was great thru the 80s. For me, most of his films since then have fallen flat. But the giallo genre is a much under appreciated film style that, at its best, is pretty damn good.

Clay F

Some don’t know but Ron Howard was a famous child actor starring as “Opie” in the popular “The Andy Griffith Show” (8 seasons) (1960-1968). I watched reruns in the 1970s and thus that is how I think of Ron Howard (as Opie).

keoma songs

I've never seen Fellini or Antonioni, only some Bertolucci and Petri and Visconti, but you don't need to watch any of the intellectual or arty neorealism stuff to appreciate the Giallo. I say check out Tubi, it has whole category of "Italian Horror & Giallo" with dozens if not hundreds of movies. Blood and Black Lace is there, often thought of as the start of it all. And The Bird with the Crystal Plumage which fine tuned everything. But there's lots of other good choices. The also a documentary called All the Colors of Giallo on Tubi if you want to really catch the flavor of it or movies you might want to check out. Tubi has lots of other Italian Horror genre stuff mixed in so just be careful

Mark White

Cassie abandoned a reaction to Naked Gun? How do we know this? Has she said so? If so, why? Just curious.

Mark White

I did notice Bob, wall spiders aside! Cassie is a tough lassie now.

Mark White

God bless that spider😂😂 Cassie he is now your official sidekick! I’m not a fan of the Scream Franchise, but you always seam to elevate a movie. Great reaction Cassie +1 for “Spider of doom” 2025! 😉😂

Chris Thom

The way she threw it on the floor cracked me up.

Chris Thom

My parents still call him Opie. Man has had one of the most successful directing and producing records in Hollywood history and he's still Opie. Lol

Mark White

Could you imagine if that happened during the arachnophobia reaction!😂

Mike Lemon

So... Eight Legged Freaks (2002) next year?

Cole Jennett

Tyler has been here since nearly the beginning of the channel. She’s mentioned it before. I believe she was self conscious about how she reacted to it, and probably was a little worried about the backlash because she wouldn’t have reacted how people would have liked her to.

Mark White

Yeah! And then maybe Lavalantula! (2015) 😆

Mark White

Dr No, is that the name of Cassie new sidekick Clarence?!😉😆

Clarence Newman

Cassie has to see Scary Movie now, if only so I can see that scene where Carmen Electra runs through the sprinklers. As Chandler Bing (almost) once said: "This is the brilliance of the show. Always keep them running. All the time, running. Run.......run.......run, Carmen, run like the wind!"

Mark White

Yep, and we still haven’t had Loaded Weapon 1

Chris Thom

And ALWAYS choose the banana.

Chris Thom

Lavalantula sounds like it might just surpass Sharknado as one of the movies of all time.

Mark White

I don’t know Chris, that might have go to “Zombeavers” 2014 72% on RT!!

Clarence Newman

Step away from the communal bong, gentlemen! Y'all be trippin' like Jennifer Lawrence at the Oscars.

Clarence Newman

I'm on a poll suggestion trip: Inspired by "DUEL", here's a wee list of made-for-tv movies that are definitely worth a watch: Brian's Song (1971) - True story of the relationship between Hall of Fame running back Gale Sayers and teammate Brian Piccolo. James Caan and Billy Dee Williams star. The Burning Bed (1984) - The movie that proved Farrah Fawcett could actually act. Flight 90: Disaster on the Potomac (1984) - True story about a plane that crashed into the Potomac river in 1982. Real footage mixed in with the dramatisation makes for a nail-biting ride. And The Band Played On (1993) - Story of the discovery of the AIDS epidemic, and the scientific community's subsequent infighting. Stars Matthew Modine and Alan Alda. Indictment: The McMartin Trial aka The Mike Lemon Pick-a-Flick Till The End of All Days (1995) - Absorbing courtroom drama about alleged child abuse. James Woods is superb. Gia (1998) - A young Angelina Jolie plays Gia Carangi - top fashion model from the 1970s. You Don't Know Jack (2010) - Al Pacino stars as Jack Kevorkian, advocate for doctor-assisted suicides for the terminally ill. Behind The Candelabra (2013) - Liberace's relationship with his young lover. Stars Michael Douglas and Matt Damon. Don't know if they're right for the channel, but if you love films, these are all worth a look.

Mark White

Too late! 😵‍💫🤪😆 Meth Gator 2024 and Cocaine shark 2023 are out there! Or maybe we should check out VelociPastor 2017! Now there’s a poll! Of movies no one wants on here!

Mark White

I had better stop now, as I may get chucked off here! But seriously, I will just finally add, looking at those Rotten tomato scores for some of those movies, it does make a mockery of the whole thing! Or are they really that good?!

Joe J

Duel was a special case...but I don't see any other made for TV films getting on the channel except as PAF winners. Maybe "The Day After" (1983) has a chance to place high on a poll...hard to say.

Just Plain Bob

Even a wet Carmen Electra isn’t worth watching ANY of the Scary Movie franchise. Horrible movies, not even a little bit funny.

Mike Lemon

Rebound: The Legend of Earl "The Goat" Manigault (1996)- The greatest basketball player of all time's battle with addiction. Starring a young Don Cheadle.

Clay F

Hold Down A posted full reaction to Scary Movie (2000) to her Patreon 3 days ago. She posted YT edit to her Patreon yesterday.

Chris Thom

The last three were very good. Might add the Phil Spector movie with Al Pacino (2013). And always had a soft spot for The Langoliers (1995). Proper Stephen King creepiness, Oscar-caliber acting, and some of the best, most intricate CGI ever put to film.

2-Can

The original version of The Stand.

Clay F

+1 for Gia (1998) +1 for Indictment: The McMartin Trial

Clarence Newman

2-Can. Done, mate. I’ve edited that bit out.

Nick Ireland

Would love a Diane Keaton poll, RIP. She has some amazing movies.

Nick Ireland

I think she'd have to watch I Know What You Did Last Summer first, though i feel the crude humour in Scary Movie would be a bit off-brand for this channel.

Clay F

I wanted Empire of the Sun, but I loved watching Duel for the first time and liking it. Suggested made-for-TV movies: All the Way (2016) – the ultimate for me. Bryan Cranston. I even saw play. The Day After (1983) Temple Grandin (2010) – Claire Danes Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee (2007) The Burning Bed (1984) – Farrah Fawcett Recount (2008) 12 Angry Men (1997) – not the original but still a good movie. Game Change (2012). Woody Harrelson and Julianne Moore are great.

🏁 🎥 🎸 💔

Diane Keaton Dies: Oscar-Winning ‘Annie Hall’ & ‘The Godfather’ Actress Was 79

Clay F

The Wayans Brothers were great in "In Living Color" (1990-1994). Jim Carrey as a regular cast member got his start on In Living Color. Watching In Living Color when it aired was a weekly event for me and my wife in our house. Sometimes friends would come over to watch with us.

2-Can

I’m thinking Sleeper (1973)

TheSingulatarian

Sleeper would be interesting. "Annie Hall" is another strong entry. "Babie Boom" I'm guessing would be Cassie's pick.

TheSingulatarian

"The Langoliers" wasn't bad but that CGI was very bad indeed. Plus are we going TV movies now?

Arturo

It was produce as as a mini series for televicion, film in Malta, abd a year later came Troy with Brad Pitt and Eric Bana

Clarence Newman

OK, here's how stupid I am. I watched The 1994 version of The Stand after I watched Forrest Gump. The first time I saw Gary Sinise in The Stand, the first words out of my mouth were, "HE'S GOT LEGS!!!" True story, unfortunately.

Clarence Newman

The Singulatarian. Hold that thought, mate. "Duel" might do 100k on Youtube.

Win

+1 for Baby Boom

Mike Lemon

Remember, Rotten Tomatoes doesn't say if a movie is good or not, it says if it is terrible or not. Straight 60% scores gets a "fresh" rating there. When you/we were younger, straight 60% on a report card got your ass beat (hopefully metaphorically). edit- Oh, and The Unmade Podcast recently did a review of VelociPastor- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEYidaBmYps

Mike Lemon

Love and Death (1975)

Richard Maurer

Clarence - 100k? I wouldn’t bet on that one.

keoma songs

After some further thought or subconsciously remembering parts of various documentaries, I'll add even more detail to the Pre- and Post-Argento Giallo: Before Argento's The Bird with the Crystal Plumage, the Giallo genre were children of Clouzot's Les Diaboliques. Lots of love triangles, married couples, mistresses and male affair partners with some eroticism or sleaziness with lots of schemes over money or revenge or being tired of the spouse and wanting to get rid of them. Blackmail, anonymous letters, cheating, secrets, exposed secrets, real murders, fake murders, bodies disappearing and reappearing, all set against backdrops usually of upper class opulence, mansions, luxurious villas, fashion model academies, fancy cars, etc. Sometimes these movies didn't even have actual murders if I remember right, but maybe just stuck with menacing and blackmail and driving people insane enough to be committed. One that comes to mind which was probably written and prepping production before The Bird with the Crystal Plumage came out and thus falls into the Diabolique family was the fairly well known giallo The Forbidden Photos of a Lady Above Suspicion (1970) which I own and have seen multiple times but struggle to remember if there was even a murder in the entire movie. There was some slapping around, stalking, menacing, blackmail, chases .... But it might not even have any "slashing" at all. If there were any killings they were bland enough that I don't remember them at all. After Argento, they were usually children of Hitchcock's Psycho. There were incredible kill setpieces with shadowy killers like Psycho and the famous shower scene. Stylized tension. As Just Plain Bob said, Argento was frequently compared to Hitchcock and so when the other movies followed in his wake trying to do the same thing, they were doing Hitchcock style movies. Usually but of course not always, the killer's motive wasn't killing for revenge or to steal an inheritance, but simply because they were psychologically disturbed and had suffered some terrible abuse themselves, pretty much like Psycho. One prominent giallo even redid the psychiatrist explaining everything for the audience scene at the end just like Psycho, I won't say which for spoilers reasons.

Clarence Newman

Sorry, Richard. That’s the same optimism I use when I say, “My team might score an equaliser in stoppage time.”

Clarence Newman

5 days since Cassie posted a new movie. I believe she watched Blair Witch last night and expired. Or she managed to rope Carly in to watching it and Carly expired during the opening credits.

Richard Maurer

That’s not possible. Carly would expire in anticipation of the opening credits.

Richard Maurer

“My team might score an equalizer in stoppage time” I read this as ‘my team might score a Denzel in constipation time’.

Mark White

Indictment: The McMartin Trial, is a no brainer for Cassie. The reason being……Spoiler!……. Cassie has said on many occasions she likes a story about injustice. Plus it’s court room drama and investigation. It’s made for Cassie.

Mark White

She did post GoT, but what does concern me is Cassie’s new sidekick, Spencer the spider was no where to be seen?!!!

Joe J

Her pattern seems to be drop GoT on Thurs or Fri, and the 2 films don't drop until Sunday and/or Monday.

Richard Maurer

Mark If she misses Spencer I can send her one of my tarantulas. I’ve got plenty.

Brian Wood

Just realized she has not seen The Goonies yet. Would be a great scary but not too scary for her and Carley.

Just Plain Bob

Over in the Extra Butter Community thread several college football fans (of which I am one) have been commiserating/bragging about this weekend’s results. I wanted to post this message there, but it was too long (once again, I miss the FAQ/general chat thread) so I thought I’d drop it here. I grew up a college football fan, specifically a Tennessee Volunteers fan but also all of college football. Like many college football fans, one of the biggest things I love about the sport is the pageantry and traditions. A few of the Volunteers traditions include: *The Vol Walk to the stadium on Saturday (fans line the route as the team walks to the stadium, offering encouragement) *”Sailgating” - boat owners (the Vol Navy) sail up to Neyland Stadium to tailgate in their boats (the stadium is right next to the Tennessee River) *The checkerboard end zones and apparel *Recitation of General Neyland’s seven game maxims *Singing/listening to “Rocky Top” *Painting The Rock *Team runs thru the power T formed by the band at home games *Beer Barrel Game (winner of Kentucky game keeps the barrel until following year’s game - discontinued in late 90s) *Smoky, the team’s blue tick hound mascot More recent additions: *Checkerboarding the stadium (fans in alternating sections wear orange or white) *Black out for home game in late October (played at night, black uniforms, dark stadium, orange fireworks, spooky theme) There are others, but I forget them all. I’d love to hear some of the traditions held dear by fellow college football enthusiasts.

Anthony Carlson

Us Michigan State don’t have a lot like your team does, but our players starts our walk to the stadium from a hotel, past the Spartan statue, and then into the tunnel into the locker room in suits and ties. Before we kickoff, the announcer would announce the game’s weather and no matter what it is, he’ll say “It’s a Beautiful Day for Football!” Our mascot will come out during the marching band performance and plant the flag at the 50 and do one handed pushups. Our team runs out to Thunderstruck by AC/DC. In the past, there used to be a video showing the Spartan statue coming to life and strike down the opponent’s logo (while the song was playing). During halftime, we have a dog called “Zeke the Wonder Dog” who catches frisbees. So there’s our “traditions”. It might not be like yours, but they are our traditions.

Just Plain Bob

Our traditions are different. Nothing wrong with that. I’d wager your family/friends probably have different Thanksgiving and Christmas traditions than mine, as well. Viva la différence! Thanks for sharing! I love that. I’m guessing those traditions mean a lot to you and other Spartans fans and that’s what matters. After fifty years, I still get a chill and the hairs on my arms stand on end when the team takes the field.

Anthony Carlson

Oh and I forgot one thing. During the game, we do one of the 300 chants. “Spartans! What is your profession? HA-OOH! HA-OOH! HA-OOH!”

Just Plain Bob

She’s seen The Goonies, but it was pre-channel.

Just Plain Bob

Great story, great new tradition. There is always room for new traditions alongside the old, especially when they’re so meaningful.

Clay F

Texas A&M Bob, well said. My dad was a student (age 21) at Texas A&M when I was born. I graduated from A&M. Been religiously watching A&M football since I can remember. In 1976, when I was 13 in 8th grade, I would walk to the stadium (Kyle Field) to sit in end zone ($2 tickets) and in which you could run onto field as game ended and get player autographs. One game, freshman Curtis Dickey gave me his sweaty wristband. That same year (1976), I also walked to A&M bonfire (built by students and ignited on Thanksgiving evening) on campus. Huge. Was wild. Massive. The heat. The devastating bonfire tragedy in 1999 ended that tradition on campus. Mascot A&M mascot is Reveille (first appearance in 1931) – a purebred American Rough Collie. She is highest-ranking member of the Corps of Cadets and is cared for by cadets. Currently on Reveille X. My daughter would pay more attention to what Reveille was doing on the sideline than the game. Standing A tradition at A&M is students stand the entire game – no sitting (except when the other band is playing). This "12th Man" tradition at Texas A&M originated in 1922 when student E. King Gill came down from the stands, suited up, and stood ready to enter the game if needed – the team was suffering from numerous injuries with no eligible players left. Midnight Yell Practice Another tradition is Midnight Yell Practice that began almost 100 years ago. Part pep rally, part comedy show and part social event that begins when the clock strikes 12 the night before each home football game. “No other school routinely draws some 30,000 people to its stadium in the dead of night to prep for the next day’s game.” https://apnews.com/article/midnight-yell-tradition-235ab6322d78e4a26ee0a1d0d8dd8c7c

Mike Lemon

That's what I've been saying for years!

Just Plain Bob

Great traditions. Before the tragedy and discontinuing the bonfire, I remember reading an article about it. They said it was so big that people could walk around INSIDE it and that engineering students actually designed the structure, it was so big. I totally understand why they shelved it, but still hated to see it go. One of the all time great football traditions. Thanks for sharing! PS: I had a collie as a kid. She was a fantastic dog. Loving and very, very loyal.

Chris Thom

Could imagine her starting Blair Witch Project and finishing it later.

Clarence Newman

No chance. She is a trooper, a masochist, a flaggelist and a completist. Plus, she would never put herself through two sittings of the same film. It would be like pulling half the plaster off a hairy nut sack.

Clay F

Over half (60%) of critics recommending a movie is not bad.

Clay F

Scream 2 YT views 36k after 1 day. My guess is Scream 3 would be even worse.

Chris Thom

Plaster? Is that a thing? But anyways it's 6:15pm pacific and it has ARRIVED.

Mark White

I do like a tarantula! The only species of spider I do like. Probably because I worked with Charley the Chilean Tarantula at the zoo. He was cool.

Clarence Newman

For my American friends - plaster = band-aid.

Richard Maurer

Mark - I’m cool with all the spiders, not just tarantulas, but old world tarantulas can be a little sketchy (because of their more potent venom). True spiders don’t worry me much but the highly venomous species I kept in the past (widows, recluses, Brazilian wandering spiders, six-eyed sand spiders) made me cautious around them.

Jackson Harper

You know you give off sorority vibes, right?

Jackson Harper

Carly is immortal and can never expire. Cassie could expire for a couple days and then re-empire.

Mark White

Wow Richard! Those are some serious spiders!

Mark White

And don’t forget Clarence Pavement= sidewalk Glasses= eye glasses Bin= waste paper basket. 😉

Wayne McKinney

“Who is Barney Fife”???!! How could any adult in the U. S. not know who Barney Fife is? Oh! You’re Canadian; maybe that explains it.  Seriously, you should watch “The Andy Griffith Show”. Not for the channel (too many episodes) but for your own edification and enjoyment. The show premiered in Oct. 1960 and, I think it’s a safe bet to say that it has been on the air ever since, either as the original show or in syndication on one channel or another. I’m sure if you searched the streaming services you could find it; probably HULU, Prime, or Paramount. It would be worth your time to check it out. It’s set in a small, southern town where Andy is the sheriff and Barney Fife is his deputy. Barney is a small, nervous guy who makes up for his inequities by bluster & bluff. Andy only allows him one bullet for his gun and makes him carry it in his shirt pocket. Andy is the star but it’s the cast of “characters” in the town that makes the show great. The episodes are only 30 min. long and I guarantee if you watch it you’ll enjoy it (and your kids probably will too) As a bonus, Ron Howard, who directed “Splash”, “Backdraft”, “Far & Away”, “Apollo 13”, “How the Grinch Stole Christmas”, “Cinderella Man”, etc. plays Andy’s son and is only around 5 years old in the first season

Clay F

+ 1 for “The Andy Griffith Show”. Free on Prime if subscribed. My guess is she and her kids would like it. I think her age is the No. 1 reason she doesn't know the show or who is Barny Fife.

Paul Stelter

Still undecided as to which I like more: "Scream 1" is John Carpenter's self-deprecating tongue-in-cheek homage to the modern slasher genre he helped pioneer, while "Scream 2" -- way more explicitly than Paul Verhoeven does in "Robocop" and "Starship Troopers" -- is an indictment of the violence-loving public that keeps the industry cranking out the slashers. Either way, it's now time to put "Scary Movie" on the schedule. :)

Paul Stelter

sorry meant Wes Craven, I just re-watched "The Thing"...

Chris Thom

Interesting that there was a Showgirls reference in it.

Chris Thom

It was an iconic show for sure. But 1960 was a loooong time ago for anyone on the younger side.

Tim C

Sidney is Niv Campbell ( Party of five etc ) a fellow Canadian from Guelph Ontario. 🇨🇦 I am old but how do not get Barney Fith reference Andy Griffith still on old 60s sitcom, What I do like is the humor and the Villian always repeating gets Beat by the main female Herion . Similar to Nightmare on Elm Street.

bgb1975 (Brian)

This has to be one of Cassie's funniest jump scares! With the spider at 12:43. I feel kinda bad for laughing....kinda. Sorry, Cassie! :)