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You're listening to Junk Food Cinema.

Who were these guys?

Yeah. Happy Halloween and welcome to a terrifying new episode of Jump food cinema, brought to you by FilmSchoolRejects.com.com.

Dot, if it was made for TV, it was probably made for me.

This is, of course, the weekly cult and exploitation film cast so good, it just has to be

fattening.

I'm your

host brian salsbury and this is normally where i tell you that i'm joined by my co-host novelist

screenwriter lieutenant of megaforce mr c robert cargill but he is out buying a whole bunch of masks

for us we're super excited for the junk food cinema Halloween parties getting them from a company

called uh checking my notes here silver sh Shim, I don't know,

I didn't, I can't read my own handwriting. But in his stead, it gives me great pleasure to welcome our very special guest for this episode. You know him from the podcast TV guidance counselor.

Ken Reed, welcome to the show. Hey, very happy to be here. It's my favorite time of year.

Isn't it, like, seriously, isn't it the best time of year? It be here. It's my favorite time of year. Isn't it like seriously,

isn't it the best time of year? It really is. It really, truly is. Uh, it's especially,

so you're in Texas, right? Yes. Yeah. I mean, it's probably not quite the same because I think

you have like one and a half seasons there. But, uh, this is like the, the autumn in New England is the reason you put up with every

other miserable thing in New England because it's just it's that autumnal October country is

exactly what Halloween should feel like. One thousand percent. You know, I grew up in the Midwest,

so I miss what autumn used to be. I, you know, I joke a lot that in, in Indiana, in the fall,

the leaves would change brown and gold, and it was amazing. In Texas, only the grass changes to

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