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Hey there, listeners.

Welcome to Horror Movie Club, the show with two dudes who aren't quite nerds but not quite nubes.

Choose a horror movie each week to rate and review.

I'm Oshfin and I'm on the phone with Brian.

And on this week's episode, we're going to be talking about the 1999 film, The Sixth Sense,

written and directed by M. Knight-Sharmulon, starring Bruce Willis, Haley Joel

Osmond, and Tony Colette.

In this film, a psychologist helps a young boy struggling with a haunting issue.

If you're new to our show, Brian and I are going to have a spoiler-free discussion for the first 15 minutes or so.

Then we'll take a quick break.

You're going to hear some background music.

And then we'll come back in and talk about the plot.

We'll hit the spoilers and we'll get into our review.

This is obviously one of the biggest films, I think, to come out in the last 20, 30 years in the horror genre and even just generally.

So, yeah, we're excited to be covering this finally.

I think a number of you have requested us to do this.

And we've covered a lot of other Amnight Shalman films.

So it's great to be here talking about probably one of his biggest films.

And obviously, I think it was like his second or third film, but obviously his breakthrough film here.

Brian, when had you seen this one recently or do you remember like the first time you saw this one?

It had been a while and I cannot remember the first time I saw it.

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