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The Viktor Wilt Show daily recap! If you miss the show weekdays from 6A-10A MST, you've come to the right place.
Happy Halloween. Stewart, loyal listener, sent me a link to an article about the scariest movie of all time.
I've seen this movie pop up as the scariest movie of all time before. It's actually what made me watch the movie. Now it was it was fine for a horror movie. Sinister from 2012. Now again, it was a fine enough movie, but the scariest movie of all time get out of here.
Get out of here movie web dot com. Other websites list sinister as the scariest movie of all time. I'd be curious what your thoughts are if you wanna call 208-535-1015 the way to reach me. I've been thinking about this a bit recently, actually, because I watched an interview with Stephen King and his son, Joe Hill, where they were talking about what they thought were the scariest movies of all time. And I think Stephen King nailed it when he said The Descent.
If you haven't seen The Descent, that movie is definitely frightening. Now I've got a bit of a claustrophobia issue. So this is a movie that takes place in a cave system. And so that's unsettling enough for me, but you add in everything else in the movie. I don't wanna give any spoilers away, but you throw in the full mix.
And I think that to me is probably the scariest movie of all time. I mean, I'd have to really really think about it and look at a huge list but that movie is certainly bothersome. Might be a good one to watch tonight. The descent. That available on streaming?
Probably not. You know, on Halloween. You wanna watch the scariest movie ever. Then you find out it's just not available. Let's see.
Let's take a look here. Yeah. Fubo? Yeah. It looks like you're gonna have to rent it.
You'll have to, like, pay, you know, $4 and pick it up on Amazon. It's worth $4. K? I would definitely say the descent is worth spending $4 on if you're looking for something scary to watch. So give that a go.
Let me know what you think. If you hate it tomorrow, call me and be like, Victor, you suck. Why did you recommend that movie? But I I think you'd be be happy with the results. Oh, we got somebody calling.
Let's see what they say. K Bear, you are live on the show. Keep that in mind. Who's this? This is Josh.
Josh, what you got for the scariest movie of all time? For me, it was The Ring. I did her call out of the TV. It just creeped me out. Yeah.
The Ring is a pretty good classic, scary movie. Have you seen the original Japanese version? No. I have not. Dude, you should check that out.
It it's better than the US version, in my opinion. It's it's really good. I think it's I have to look into that. Yeah. I think it's called Ringu, r I n g u.
Let me double check that here. Yeah. Let's see if it's available on streaming. Probably not. Probably not.
Just like the descent. No luck. Yeah. It looks like oh, you might be able to pick it up on AMC plus. Oh, Shutter.
So, you know, that that's a horror movie service, which I actually subscribed to. It's pretty cool. So there are a couple streaming services and looks like you can get a free trial, everybody. You could get 7 days free and then, you know, cancel. So Yeah.
Check it out, dude. It's really good. Telling you. I I will I will give it a look for sure. Alright, man.
Appreciate it. Yep. Have a good day. You too. Yeah.
I don't know if any of you out there have ever dug into Japanese horror. Japanese horror is hardcore. Like, some of the most brutal movies I've ever seen were Japanese horror movies, and they can definitely be very disturbing and frightening. So, yeah, the original version of the ring, Ringu, looks like, it's just I I don't know. It might just be called a ring on, streaming.
You'll you'll be able to dig it up. Check it out. Oh, we got somebody else calling. Okay. Bear you're live on the show.
Keep that in mind. Who's this? This is dusty. Dusty. What you got for the scariest movie of all time?
For me, it was the original nightmare on Elm Street. Dude, it's classic. It's a great movie. You know, if there's people out there who haven't seen the original, it it's it might be my favorite of the series. I don't know.
Part 3 is really like fun, but Yeah. You know, for for just, you know, pretty frightening. Some of the scenes in, the original Nightmare on Elm Street. Definitely. Yeah.
Yeah. Legendary scenes, you know, Johnny Depp getting ripped to pieces. It's good. Good stuff. Oh, geez.
Yes. Especially for his, like, movie debut. Yeah. He was murdered so crazily. And also my dad had us watch it as a family when I was, like, 8.
So that didn't really help the situation. I don't I don't remember how old I was when I first saw it, but I was pretty young too. My friends down the road, their parents had an excellent horror movie VHS collection. And so Yeah. When when they go to bed, you know, and we were up late, we'd okay.
What should we watch now? Yeah. I had I had nightmares for years. It was awesome. Yeah.
It's weird that when I think back, some of the movies that scared me as a kid, I'm like, what was wrong with you? Those movies are funny. Like, little kid. Oh, yeah. Well, and it's hard too because all the classics from the eighties nineties, they just don't really hold up as far as, like, the quality standards of today.
So that makes it a little difficult. If you can get past the special effects and such, then, yeah, they're still awesome. Oh, yeah. Oh, and I think the movie that terrified me most as a kid was Pet Sematary, which I re rewatched that recently and it it still holds up. It's a really good movie.
Yeah. They they couldn't have cast that little boy any better. Like that was terrifying. Yeah. Did you watch the remake that came out a few years ago?
Yeah. I did. And I mean, it was it was okay, but it's like, you can't change so drastic. Like, when they made the little group, like, the daughter instead of the son. Yeah.
Be the one that came back. I'm like, I don't why would you change it like that? Because that's that just bothered me a little bit, but it was it was decent. Yeah. There's definitely something scarier about it being a toddler that comes back then, you know, the girl was probably like 10 or something.
Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Like in the in the original, the old guy, he was awesome too. And I just remember the scene when the little boy, like, crept out from I think it was underneath the bed and slit his Achilles tendon, and I just, like Yeah.
Dude, that scene, it's still brutal. I watched it, like, a month ago, and it's like, oh. Ow. Yeah. It's so nasty.
Like, it makes my ankle hurt just thinking about it. And I'm just like, oh, how terrifying would that be if you're, like, walking around the bedroom and all of a sudden you feel the pain in your back of your leg and Yeah. The the acting job that a toddler could do, I I it's just mind blowing because he's such just a cute little boy throughout the movie. Oh, yeah. And then when he comes back, he you know, holy cow.
Yeah. It's great. It's great. And there's there's just something about children in horror films who are kind of the antagonist. It's just, so terrifying.
Oh, yeah, dude. And then when I was a kid, you know, the the mom's sister, all of that stuff, that just, you know, gave me the total creeps. Oh, yeah. It was a great, great movie. Yeah.
I don't remember which service it's on, but about a month ago, at least, Pet Sematary was on streaming somewhere. So, the Oh, awesome. The original. That remake. Yeah.
I was very, very disappointed with that. So Yeah. And there there's been so many of, like, the classic horror remakes that had just fallen so short. Like, the, remake of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre was, like, o 6 or something. Because the the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre was terrifying.
Just, it was so raw and just almost like you were living it at the same time. Yeah. Yeah. It's a, it's a classic. Oh, yeah.
That was I remember watching that when I was younger as well, and it was very terrifying. Yeah. Have you seen sinister? The, the movie we were talking about at the beginning? Yeah.
And that one is it's definitely creepy. Like that one is a very good one. I, I like that one a lot. Yeah. Yeah.
It's a good movie. Definitely worth a watch. I just I'm always surprised when I see it as the scariest movie ever. Like, it's it's scary, but you know? Well, I I was never a fan of those lists anyway because everything is so subjective to your opinion.
Yeah. Totally. Totally. I mean, it's it's what scares you personally. Exactly.
All that. That that's why those lists are difficult. Because I I saw a list of the 50 scary movies ever made, few days ago. And Texas Chainsaw Massacre, the original was number 1. I mean, I can agree with it, but there are other movies that could scare you just as much.
Like you said, The Descent. And then, have you seen Pandora? No. I haven't. Pandora.
It's a yeah. It's a sci fi, but it's a horror sci fi, and it reminds me a lot of the descent. But I would definitely recommend that one because that one's super good. And it's got a huge twist at the end that you kinda never see coming. And it's yeah.
I would definitely recommend watching that one. Alright, dude. Thanks for the the recommendation. I'll definitely check that out. Oh, yeah.
For sure. And I mean, you know, it depends on if you like the gore aspect of horror or if you like, you know, like the jump scares or just the overall creepiness of whatever. It just it's all subjective. Yeah. Yeah.
And I like it all. Oh, yeah. No. I I yeah. I I love horror.
When I was a senior in high school, right after I graduated, my best friend and I, we spent all summer this was back, you know, when, like, Hollywood video was still open. Oh, yeah. And we went we went through the whole horror section alphabetically and rented every movie just to see which one was, you know, better and worse. And I've decided that horror the horror genre is one that low budget people think they can make horror, but they usually can't. So when you go through and just watch all of the horror movies that are available, you only get, like, one out of every 10 that's actually decent.
Oh, yeah. Yeah. There's a lot of terrible horror. Yeah. And and for some reason in the lower budget horror films, they think that having, like, an inappropriate scene with nudity and such makes it scary.
And that's not usually the case. Yeah. No. No. And it's it's kind of funny because you don't really see that anymore.
I I don't recall seeing any horror movies that were like like the eighties slasher tropes with that. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. There was always at least one, you know, like inappropriate scene.
You're just kinda like, okay. Like, you're in the middle of running from this, you know, killer and you decide to take your clothes off. It doesn't make sense. I'm not complaining because, you know, I like to see that. But it's just it doesn't add to the story at all.
Yeah. No. No. Not at all. Though I do think, in Friday 13th, the original one, there there's a great scene, with with some of that kind of stuff going on.
I won't get into the details. Oh, come on. Well, appreciate the call today, man. Hope you have a good one. Yeah.
Was was Kevin Bacon in the original? He was. He was in the original. That's what I thought. That might have been used for most movies.
Yeah. Didn't he have the spear come out of his neck or something like that? They they they take him out pretty good for sure. Yeah. Sorry.
Sorry. Spoiler alert for anyone who hasn't seen that one. Yeah. Well, you know, you didn't there's a major spoiler with the original Friday 13th for anybody who's never seen it. So I I recommend everybody watch that movie.
It might not, play out as you expect at the end. So Oh, no. No. No. Because everyone knows those movies for a certain reason and that reason is actually not in the first one.
And as most people overlook that. Yeah. That also that also reminds me of the opening scene of Scream where, you know, she's on the phone and he asked her and she answers incorrectly. And, you know, she argues and it's like, no, he's actually right. Yep.
Yep. But I mean, screen the screen movies were also awesome. They're great. I just last week watched the the one that came out like 2 years ago, 3 years ago. They brought back a lot of the original characters.
It was really fun. Oh, really? It was really fun. Yeah, I'd heard good things. And if you're a fan of the original scream movies, I I think you'd really dig it.
It's just called scream. Yeah. But, it's it's really good. Yeah. I'll check that one out for sure.
Right on, man. Well, good to hear from you. Awesome. Hey. Have a happy Halloween.
You too, man. Peace. K. Yes. See you.
Oh, man. I just saw the funniest thing on Facebook. I'm not gonna get into it because it's political, but holy cow. Some people are complete morons. Anyway, happy Halloween.
Welcome to the Victor Wills Show. We're talking the scariest movies of all time for now. Who knows what we'll get into throughout the program today, but it's Halloween, so we gotta keep it creepy. Let's go to the phones. K Bear, what's happening?
Not much, man. How you doing? Doing pretty good. What you got for the scariest movie of all time? Well, I think the scariest of all time's gotta be the original Exorcist.
Dude, that is definitely a frightening movie. Another one that when I was a kid, I watched it. And, yeah. Very disturbing. Good movie for sure.
Oh, yeah. Keep your hair up. Back and neck standing up. Oh, yeah. Yeah.
What's kind of weird is the little girl in the movie, she looks a lot like my mom looked, as a kid. So it bothered me even more because I had seen pictures of my mom at that age and, you know, the the similarity was so striking that when I saw that movie, it definitely, made me a little bit concerned. Yeah. Exactly. Think about mom a little bit different.
I'm gonna have to watch that one again. It's been a a long time, but, yeah, definitely classic. Yeah. I just I just watched it the other night, and it it still just creeps me out. Nice.
Good to know it still holds up, man. I'll I'll definitely fire that one up soon. Definitely wants the test of time. Nice. Well, appreciate the call, man, and have a happy Halloween.
You too, buddy. Right on. Peace. I love horror movies. I just really do.
They're so good. There's well, like we talked about a bit ago, they're not all so good. You know? About 1 in 10 is really good. But what a what a day to kick back and watch some horror.
Of course, Jade, you know, unleashing the terrifying things on me about having to go out in the cold when I should be hanging out in my house watching horror movies. See how that goes. But now we got somebody else calling. Let's see what they want. Well, see what they got.
K Bear, you're live on the show. Keep that in mind. Who's this? This is the postman. The postman.
Hey. How you been? Haven't heard from you in a while. I've been good listening to you every morning. Well, thank you.
I appreciate that. What you got for, the scariest movie of all time? The movie is called they. They. Okay.
Have I seen they? It's It's an older early 2000 movie, and it is just dude, it still lingers with me. Like, it's it's a it's a good one. Alright. Wes Craven.
Let's see. Wes Craven presents. I guess he didn't direct it, but he presented it. Okay. I don't know if I've seen this.
I'm gonna have to check it out. Do definitely watch it. Yeah. It is really good. Alright.
Let's see if, that is on streaming, right here. I think it's on Netflix. Let's give it a what. Netflix or Hulu. Max.
Looks like they got it on Max right now. So cool. Alright, man. I might dig that up this afternoon. Yeah.
That'll that'll be a good one for you to watch. Definitely, definitely do it with the lights on. Alright, dude. I'll, report back if I check it out and let you know what I think. Awesome.
Sounds good. Hey. Have a good one, Victor. You too, man. Good to hear from you.
Peace. Yeah. Later. Love talking horror. I know we do it often enough on the show, but, you know, extra appropriate today.
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And if you can enter to win awesome guitar prizes from No Limit Guitar Company, enter and you might kick off, your Halloween with something that can really scare the neighbors. Happy Halloween. Welcome to the Victor Wilt Show. We're busting out nothing but creepy songs all day. We're having fun.
And, you know, what kind of a Halloween show would it be if we didn't talk about candy? What most radio shows do is they wait till tomorrow, bust out their kid's bag of candy, and then they start going through it talking about, you know, all the terrible candy in the bag or something like that. I did not bring any candy because all I would do if I had candy was sit here and eat it. That I'd just be mowing down candy like a pig. I can't say no to chocolate.
It's it's a true shame, but I'm not as bad as the average American, apparently. This article I was reading says that the average American consumes about £3.4 of candy on Halloween. Pounds. If I had a candy bar here, I'd look at how much one of those weighs. That sounds like an excessive amount of candy to me.
How much does a Snickers weigh? Let's see here. 1.86 ounces. K? That's for a full size Snickers bar.
So 1.86 let's see. Let's do 16 divided by 1.86. So to eat 1 pound of Snickers is about 8 and a half Snickers. So now we times that by 3. Let's see what we got here.
I mean this shouldn't be hard math for me to do in my head but you know me. I mean, we're talking like 26 Snickers. 26. I don't know if I'm buying that. I mean, I would say it sounds like a pleasant way to spend your day, but that would get old pretty fast.
I mean, how many Reese's could you eat in a day? Over £3 of candy? Again, I'm I'm just not buying it. And that's the average. That means some people are eating more.
You know, anybody who's mowing down £5 of candy in a day. I mean, jeez. Well, if you, if you feel like doing so, it's a holiday, so you be you. You might feel really lousy afterward, though. Just a heads up.
But, yeah, enjoy yourself today. You dressing up for work? I should have. I feel like I dropped the ball with no Halloween costume today, but I am rocking a pretty awesome long sleeve ice 9 kills shirt from their recent show at the Mountain America Center. You've got, Patrick Bateman from American Psycho on the front with a little bit of a black metal corpse paint look going on.
I'm it's a good Halloween shirt for sure. American Psycho. I don't know if I'd call it one of the scariest movies of all time, but definitely one of the most brutal horror movies. Yeah. There's some pretty dark moments in that.
If you haven't watched it in a while, just be aware. Few scenes caught me by surprise when I, did a rewatch about a year or so ago. Great movie. Great movie. Anyhow, just hanging out here, finding Halloween ish crap to talk about.
We'll see how it goes for freak news here in a bit. And hopefully I could find some really dumb Halloween stories. I mean, there's plenty of dumb floating around on social media. But a lot of it, I just people are getting so crazy. I'm afraid to get into any of it.
There's a local radio show that, one of the hosts changed his profile picture and it it made me laugh so much because it's so appropriate for that show. Like, that should just be that show's profile picture year round. I'm I'm sure you know which radio show shows I trash on the most. Yeah. Really funny when people just don't see the irony sometimes.
K Bear, what's happening? Just had a a recommendation. I know that you're a pretty big fan of video games. Yeah. I wanted to see if you've heard of maybe not the biggest horror game ever, but it's a somewhat scary game about a radio host.
Okay. What what what's it called? Killer frequency. Killer frequency. I have not heard of this, but that does sound up my alley here.
If you know anything about, like, telltale games, your choices will matter type deal. Oh, okay. Yeah. My kids have, played some games like that. So Okay.
So it's a game like that. You're a radio host. People call in. You have to help them. It's pretty good actually.
It's a pretty fun little game. It's not super long, but it is fun. Alright. Horror come oh, it's a VR game. I did not know it's VR.
I've just seen it in, like, the desktop version, but I'm sure it would port the VR pretty well. Looks like you could play it as VR. Well, that looks like something I've gotta do a live stream playing. So, That's what I thought. Wonder how much okay.
It's only 850 on Steam. Man. Yeah. It's it's not a long game, like I said, but it is a fun little radio game. You mix music.
You have to take calls. Dude. It's pretty good. Thank you so much for telling me about this. I've never heard of it.
It looks like it's got great ratings on steam. It's rated very positive. Yeah, dude. I might have to do a live stream on, Twitch or something today. You definitely should in the Halloween spirit.
It's good. Alright. Maybe I can get, or maybe I'll go live on the, Kay Bear YouTube or something. I I don't know. I gotta get that figured out.
I was tinkering with some live streaming stuff this morning and my computer is giving me grief. So yeah. YouTube streaming, I've heard it's a little hard to get up and going, but if you could figure it out, that'd be a good one. Yeah. Yeah.
It's, it's not necessarily on the YouTube end. I'm just having some problems with my, software here. So I'm monkeying with it, but multitasking makes things a pain. So Always. Jade keeps me too busy.
So Yep. Right on, man. Cool. Recommendation for you. Not the scariest game.
It's not gonna give you nightmares, but it is a fun little play. Dude, yeah, this looks great, and I can't believe I've never heard of it. So I'm I'm definitely gonna dig in. Cool. There you go.
Have a good one. Hey. Thanks, man. Peace. Yeah.
Happy Halloween. You too, man. Creepy Halloween edition. Alright. What do we got going on in the news here?
Did you know that Anoka, Minnesota is the Halloween capital of the world? I didn't. I got relatives in Minnesota. Pretty much my whole family aside from just a few people. They all live in Minnesota.
Never even heard of Anoka. Where is Anoka? Well, it's the place to be if you wanna celebrate Halloween. I guess they draw crowds from all over the place for the Grande Day parade. You know, isn't there anything funner they could do than a parade?
Do people really like parades? Come on. Josh. Josh, get in there. I got a question for you because you're the wholesome guy here in the, building.
Okay. The classy guy. Sure. What do you think of parades? Do you like parades?
I don't I don't have a real strong opinion about a parade. You've you've gotta either like or dislike parades. I've been in a lot of them. You've been in them. Me too.
A lot, and I've also attended quite a few. Which is worse? Being in 1 or attending 1? Attending. You think so?
Yeah. Yeah. Being in it, you get to wave. You get to move through the thing. When you're done, you're done.
If you're watching, it takes 3 times as long. I remember one time, we had to be in the parade, the Idaho Falls 4th July parade. Yeah. And this was when I was a radio noob, so, I didn't get to, like, drive the van. I or sit in the van.
We had some kind of magazines we were handing out. Okay. Yeah. Whole length of the parade, maybe they were pamphlets. I don't know what they were.
Programs. Yeah. Yeah. I had to run around on my feet. It what how long is it?
Miles? Like, only like 2a half. That's 2a half too many for me. I was furious by the end of it. I hate parades.
Okay. Here's the deal. I watching them is probably my least favorite part because it is a rolling advertisement. Yeah. Like, over and over and over and over and over.
You're just advertised. It's not like the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade. Like, you're not seeing, like, elaborate float work and, you know, incredible marching bands and, like like, you see the high schools represented, and I think that's great. I wanna see more of that and a lot less, like, here's a pamphlet for my dental office. You know what made me quit high school band?
Parade. The homecoming parade in Pocatello. Yeah. I did one one parade in marching band. Yeah.
And it was the most miserable experience of my life because, you know, you have to march in time You try to play your saxophone. Yeah. I went home. I was like, that sucks. I'm done with band.
And I sold my saxophone. I got an electric guitar. I hate parades. I hate them. Because now I can ride on the back of a a semi flatbed and, just rock out.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, what machines. Once lasers.
Once I got a little upgraded in radio and I was the guy driving the van Right. Then it wasn't too bad. Yeah. It's not bad. You're just sitting there and you can listen to whatever music you want.
Sure. You just wave, You know? Right. It it ain't too shabby. But yeah.
I was just my favorite thing in the whole wide world. I was reading about the Halloween capital of the world, Anoka, Minnesota, and they draw all these thousands of people in for a parade, like, pouring. Okay. But again, are they doing, like, super elaborate floats? Because if there there's a there's an art to that, like, the Rose Bowl parade.
Right? Like, that thing's nuts. Alright. I'm gonna fire up this video here. So far, alright.
There's the police driving by. You see that in every parade. Yep. They gotta open it up. Here's a motorcade of motorcycles.
You got the bikers. Right. Looks like, that guy was making a political statement there. I don't know what that has to do with Halloween. And then they moved on.
I mean, depending on who you are, that could be scary. So There's a carnival. Yeah. You expect to see that. More police cars.
People Marching band. Marching band. There's a marching band. People are wearing costumes. More costumes.
There's a pickup truck pulling some stuff. They're giving out candy. There's a guy dressed as Santa, which we'll be seeing from Josh here in, just Yeah. A few weeks. Josh dressed up as Santa.
Sure. Yeah. This looks like just people wearing costumes. Just people in costumes in a parade. I'm not impressed.
Me neither. I'm not traveling all the way across the country. Yeah. I mean, Anoka, Minnesota. Yeah.
I've gotta try harder to draw me in. I've even got family in Minnesota, and I still like, you know? Anyway, thank you, Josh, for swinging. It's alright to interrupt your your path, whatever you're doing. Alright.
One story for freak news. I got other stories, but I just I got a little sidetracked. Anyway, we'll be back with more. Alright? We'll be back with more freak news powered by Greasemonkey and, of course, loads and loads of scary, scary songs today with our rockin' Halloween.
I had a listener call me a few minutes ago with a very disturbing story. They got into their car and, someone had been in there before them. A friend had borrowed their vehicle and decided to listen to another radio station. It's very scary. It's very scary.
They were listening to one called the pick. How dare they with Gary Michaels in the morning? Gotta throw Gary under the bus. Gary, a, Salt Lake DJ pretending to be an East Idaho DJ. Shame.
And he was saying, I guess, that there's no such thing as a sexy DJ costume. I disagree. I wear a sexy DJ costume every day of the year to work. Alright? You've seen me online.
Right? There's your proof. You can wave it in Gary's face. Sexy DJ costume, you just dress up as Victor Wilt. What's going on, peaches?
I brought my super suit. It is in the car. You're you're gonna dress up as, mister Incredible? That's right. Alright.
I, forgot to bring any kind of costume, so I'm wearing my sexy DJ costume. I got you, a clown mask. You got me a clown mask? It's my it's my little Mexican, wrestling clown mask. Okay.
It has a red nose. It has essentially the Is it Doink the clown mask? The lawn horseshoe on the sides. Okay. I can go grab it if you want me to and bring it in.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Go grab it. I'd be willing to, go live on social media rocking it.
Alright. Though if this is a peach's mask, that means it might have been on his head before. And, I mean, Halloween's supposed to be scary, but the thought of putting my face somewhere close to where peach's face has been, I don't know. It's a little bit unsettling. More unsettling than people listening to other morning shows.
I mean, this listener did immediately change over to Kay Bear after they heard that statement and called it. Tell me about it. But, you know, there's scarier radio stations. Like I said, the one that dressed themselves up, at least their their social media profile picture today as a, a garbage can. That's the scariest one of all, and I hope they would just leave that profile picture up, because it's so fitting for their their program.
It's a garbage program. So, yeah, just leave that. That's that's great marketing. You'll let people know in advance what kind of content they're getting into before they even tune in. Alright.
I'm I'm gonna see what Peaches brings in as far as this, clown mask goes. Depending on how quickly he moves, I may or may not just bail on this break. You know, he tends to move at a fast pace. He's got long legs. Alright.
Here's Peaches coming in. Now I gotta ask Peaches, how many times have you wore this mask? Because putting my face somewhere where your face has been, that's scary. It has been worn a couple of times many years ago. I bought it in San Diego by, one of those stands that actually sells Mexican wrestling masks.
Wrestling masks. Dude, this thing's awesome. I have, like, 5 different ones. 1 is a 1 is a mohawk. This thing's great.
Yeah. I really like the look of it. At the time, they were, like, $20. So yeah. Dude, this is really cool.
Tight. We'll have to tie the back, put you in it? Yeah. I'm gonna go wander around the hallways wearing this. I got my mister Incredible costume.
Oh my goodness. Peaches, you gotta go in the bathroom and put that on. Or are you just gonna put it on over your clothes? You can put it yeah. You basically essentially just go right into it.
Okay. They come back here. I brought long socks too because I know that, if I wear the pants, it's gonna show off ankle. So even though it's the big costume, it's not quite big enough for peaches. No.
I was featured on on the TMZ website wearing this. Well, I'll feature you on the k Bear website. Even better. Even better for wearing that. Yeah.
I was talking to Daniel from sales yesterday. I was like, you know what? Maybe I should be the big boss man to come in here with, like, the dress clothes and I've I've thought about doing that before. Back when I had long hair Uh-huh. What I was going to do for 1 Halloween was shave my head Uh-huh.
And then I have a suit. I was gonna just come in wearing the suit, shave my the scariest part was shaving my beard. Yeah. I don't wanna shave mine either. I look really weird without a beard.
I haven't gone without a beard, I don't know, since I could grow 1. Yeah. So it would be oh, I would hate to look at myself. I couldn't commit to dressing up as the big boss man. Did Star dress up?
I don't know. Star, are you dressed up as anything? Oh. She's got a Halloween ish shirt on. Oh, she's a pumpkin.
Okay. You're not a shooting star? You're sprinting down the hallway? I Alright. Star.
You you gotta paint your face orange and get the, you know, really make yourself look like a jack o' lantern now. Or Trump. Peaches. Now that's just too scary. Alright.
Maybe that's what I should've dressed up as. You just get the orange face paint and, you know, a wig. I've I've got a suit, and I might even have a red tie, but you need a blue suit, don't you? I think you need a blue suit. No.
Garbage band outfit. That's what you gotta wear. Oh, yeah. Well, that was his Halloween costume. Did you not see him wearing the Garbage Man outfit?
You didn't see that star? Oh, yeah. Yeah. He he dressed up as a garbage man. A little bit more.
Drove a garbage truck yesterday. We also have A lot of weird stuff going on in politics right now. Speaking of weird stuff, I don't know if you saw, Arthur Morgan's in the lobby. Arthur Morgan? Yeah.
I thought you were gonna be a a peach. He was gonna be Peach is, gonna be mister Incredible, and he brought me this this mask to put on. I'm gonna go under the halls and, get some video here in a minute. Just wave at sales. Thanks for stopping by, Star.
Yeah. Alright. Well, Peaches and I are gonna, like, dress up and stuff. Matt Maddie's, dressed up as a cowboy, and I'm like, are you Arthur Morgan? She's like, I need tuberculosis for that.
Oh, Well, she could be a Sadie Adler, I guess, out of the red dead. So You can pull that off. You know, I I should have dressed as Arthur, but I don't have any cowboy clothes. Yeah. If you did that, I would have been Dutch or something.
I feel like that'd have been pretty funny. All day, I've got a plan. We have heard of mangoes in Thailand. The big time web show. Alright.
I had to take off the clown luchador mask. It's just getting a little bit too toasty. Yeah. I don't know how those guys can wear those and wrestle in these pro wrestling matches. That's just wild.
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The big time when show me. Alright. Where it is Halloween, why don't we talk about creepy Halloween urban legends? I looked at this list, and some of them, I'm like, that that's just a movie. It's not an urban legend.
Candyman? That's a Clive Barker story. Right? Or is there in fact an actual urban legend from which Clive Barker was inspired. I've never heard of Candyman aside from that story.
It's a great movie, by the way, and actually both of them. The remake was really good. The original's great. The remake, really good as well. But I don't think I'd call it an urban legend.
Some of these, I've never heard of at all, like the legend of Stingy Jack. Alright. This takes us back to Ireland where we encounter a man named Stingy Jack. The origins of Halloween's most iconic symbol, the jack o'-lantern. I guess, legend says that Jack's cunning ways led him to outwit the devil not once but twice, resulting in his ultimate banishment from both places you can go after you die.
And, so since he had to wander the earth for eternity, he made a lantern by, carving out a turnip and then, lighting it up with a single piece of coal. And I guess turnips were too scary. So eventually people started using pumpkins. You ever seen carved turnips? Yeah.
They're way creepier than a jack o'-lantern. They look messed up. I should try to remember that each year. Maybe I need to start carving turnips and sticking them out on the porch. Anyway, what about Bloody Mary?
Pages, we're talking urban legends here. Did you ever, as a kid stand in front of the mirror and say bloody Mary three times? I was too afraid to do something happen. Afraid to do it. What's funny is if you stare at a mirror in a dark room to where you can only kind of barely see yourself, you start to Yeah.
It starts change shape. Exactly. It starts to look really weird. And I think that's why people got scared that bloody Mary was going to, come out of the glass. And I don't know.
What does she do? Kill you? Yeah. Yeah. You conjure a vengeful spirit to bloody Mary.
One of those at the bar too. I remember, like, for some reason my family and I were on a train ride and the guy said, oh, look, we got plenty of drinks on board today and then went on and on and then mentioned Bloody Mary. I'm like I started laughing because I thought he was joking. No. Yeah.
That's it. A real thing because I was like 8 years old. I've never even had one of those. It just never sounded good. A lot of hungover people will order them for breakfast.
It's like a tomato sauce cocktail. With some kind of liquor. What is a recipe? See, I've never had one. Let's see what they put in Bloody Mary Recipe, the ultimate Halloween beverage.
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Bloody Mary is a cocktail containing vodka, tomato juice, and other spices and flavorings like Worcestershire sauce, hot sauces, garlic, herbs, horseradish, celery. Sounds terrible. You know? Let's get a bunch of stuff that, you'd use to make meatloaf and instead let's pour vodka in it. Who who invented that?
Who said, you know what? Let's get tomato juice and alcohol in the same bev and try it out. Okay. Now we'll name it the Bloody Mary. Yeah.
This sounds more like something some stoner would come up with, you know? You saw what Dua Lipa just came up with, that whole pickle juice and soda and everyone's saying she eats like a raccoon. Yeah. It was, pickle juice, diet, coke. Right?
Yeah. And, she's not drinking all of that stuff. Juice. Do you really think she's drinking that? With the way that she is and she's a superstar, she's one of those that's like, you know, all she's eating for breakfast is a breath of fresh air and then, like, lunch maybe, like, 3 popcorn bits.
Yeah. It's hard to say people are into weird stuff, peaches, especially those celebrities. Like LeBron James, he endorses Sprite Cranberry. Do you think a guy like him is drinking Sprite Cranberry? He loves sugar, man.
You can tell. He's He's like 2% body fat. Well, that's like the first thing I saw when I started the show today was supposedly the average American eats like £3.4 of candy on Halloween. That's a lot of candy. There was something about how, like we eat £32 of sugar every year.
See, and how much would, if let's say you ate 28 Snickers, £3 of Snickers. I mean, how many pounds of sugar is that? That's a lot. That's a lot. Oh man.
That'd be horrible. Yeah, dude. I don't buy that stat because that was the average. So that means that some people are eating £5 of candy on Halloween. So far, I'm doing good.
I've had 0 candy today. Those these are funny. Peaches went to Walmart yesterday. He comes back and he walks in my office and he holds up this thing that says Fireball Whiskey on it. I'm like, Peaches, what are you doing?
You can't bring something like that to work. But it's Fireball Whiskey, nonalcoholic, bittersweet chocolates with fireball whiskey flavored filling. Speaking of bizarre food combinations, these I don't know. To me, cinnamon liquor is about as disgusting as it gets. They were not good at all.
I mean, I thought they were okay. I'm not the biggest fan of cinnamon chocolate. Well, see me either, but it does have caramel and chocolate. And so I'd give it an okay. It's better than bit oh, honey.
Like, I love the, you know, See's candy when they have, like, the orange chocolate, raspberry chocolate, lemon chocolate. I like those. But this, for some reason, the cinnamon with the caramel. Yeah. It's, I keep waiting for somebody to walk in like Jade and go, why do you have a, you know, container of fireball whiskey in the studio?
What's wrong with you? Let's go to the phones here. K, Bert, you are live on the show. Keep that in mind. Who's this?
Good morning, Victor. It's Jared. Hey. I just called in to say, does this song bring back memories? Which the one we just played?
Oh, you brought the one up. Yeah. Nick Cave and the bad seeds, red right hand? Is that that what you were talking about? Are you still there?
Sure. Your phone your phone sucks, bro. Oh, we lost him. Yeah. That was so Screech and halt call.
I I think that that song was kind of, made famous as a Halloween song by Scream part 1. It's funny because I know Octane was playing it and everyone was complaining in that audience going, what is this? Why why why are they playing this song out of all things? What? With all the garbage they play all those country songs?
People were complaining about that? Mhmm. That's a good song. Who doesn't like red right hand? I play it year round.
It's fun. It's good stuff. And I Ice 9 kills had just released a new video with the program director and one of the hosts on Octane in the music video getting killed by Art the clown. It would make total sense to be playing Red Right Hand. You should have gotten the great Art the clown costume.
I'm cheap, Peaches. I've spent so much money trying to, get my life back in order during the last year. I get it. No. Can't can't afford no Halloween costumes.
I was hoping to be Bane this year, but there's no face mask big enough, really. Oh. So, I mean, it was gonna be a struggle anyway. Well, we look forward to seeing you dressed as mister Incredible Peaches. Or am I just coming to next year wearing, like, the Kane outfit, but there's white powder under my nose, so it goes co Kane.
Oh, jeez. Oh, jeez. The big time web show. I'm gonna shoehorn every story I can find into somehow working for Halloween. I was reading a little post about Quentin Tarantino's thoughts on Joker 2, which seems to be universally panned.
Well, you know, the Joker, he puts on makeup and dresses up like a like a clown, so this is clearly somehow related to Halloween. Right? Anyway, Quentin Tarantino has praised joker 2, and this now makes me wanna see it. Quentin Tarantino movies are not for everybody. Alright?
I think most of his movies are masterpieces. That's my personal opinion. A lot of people hate Quentin Tarantino movies. So to each their own. But he says he sees Joker 2 as a spiritual successor to his Natural Born Killer script and believes that Todd Phillips' film feels as if it were directed by the Joker himself.
This is a big long, you know, post with Quentin Tarantino's thoughts, and I'm not gonna read through all of it. But after reading through it, I do now want to go see that movie, Joker 2. I liked the first one, and everybody seems to hate the second one. So I gotta go pass my judgment on it. And I don't know if you're aware that Quentin Tarantino wrote Natural Born Killers, which I think is a fantastic movie.
Quentin Tarantino hates that movie. I guess his original script, there were a lot of things that were very different. Oliver Stone changed a bunch of things about the movie and Quentin Tarantino hates it, which is crazy to me because it's such a good movie. You can read the original script online. I think years ago, I did read through it.
And, I mean, it didn't seem that incredibly different from the the movie, but I don't know. Maybe maybe there were certain shots in the film that Quentin Tarantino was disappointed were not in the movie, you know, zooming in on Juliette Lewis's feet or something like that. Anyway, I do appreciate his thoughts when it comes to film, so I'm gonna have to go check out Joker 2. I haven't actually talked to anybody who's seen it. You know, I've heard plenty of people say they heard it was terrible, but I haven't spoke in person to anybody who actually watched it.
So I don't even know if it's showing in theaters anymore because it definitely bombed. And I like a good musical. Quentin Tarantino said the songs weren't good and that made him even better. Yeah. Sometimes a bad song, you know, can be pretty enjoyable.
I don't know. Just wanted to let you know. At least one filmmaker out there thinks that movie is good. So if you respect the opinion of Quentin Tarantino, you may wanna go check out Joker part 2. Ice 9 kills It Is the End inspired by Stephen King's It.
If you haven't seen either the original TV miniseries or the 2 movie, I don't know, set, what whatever, that came out at number of years ago. They're both really good. The original miniseries, a little bit closer to the book, but I think the newer movies are a funner watch. Now neither, you know, version comes anywhere close to the masterpiece that is the book. I highly recommend reading the book It by Stephen King.
And it's really unfortunate that when you hear about that book, people seem to hone in on one little, like, one page thing in the book. This is a book that's like a 1000 pages long, and it's a horror masterpiece. So highly recommend it. But if you're looking for a fun Halloween watch, I started watching it part 1, you know, of the newer movies. Just, I don't know, a week or so ago as I was going to bed.
It it's really good. Really good. Perfect movie for Halloween. Josiah question posted in Life in Idaho Falls, which I responded to a question about where the best place to go trick or treating would be. And I've talked about this before.
I mention it every year. People always ask, why isn't Halloween like it used to be? Yeah. What happened to all the trick or treaters? And people tend to blame trunk or treats.
That's that's not the case. There are still kids out every Halloween doing actual trick or treating, but they tend to go to, like, one area of town. And you've got people chiming in. Hey. Here's the place to be.
I'm not gonna say where because I think you should go trick or treating in your own neighborhood. Alright. It's gotta be fun to a degree to be out trick or treating where there are tons of other kids around. But if everybody trick or treated in their own neighborhoods, then all the neighborhoods would have a lot of kids around. But instead, everybody goes and packs just certain neighborhoods in each city, and then it's a ghost town and all of the others.
I tell you what, kids. I guarantee your candy supply will be way better at the end of the night if you go in your own neighborhood than if you go to the neighborhood where, you know, people get, like, a 1000 kids showing up at at their door. You're gonna get 1 Tootsie Roll or, you know, some other kind of terrible candy. So just consider going around your own neighborhood a little bit. I went and bought some candy yesterday.
You know, I don't get very many trick or treaters anymore, but those who do show up, they get loaded up with Snickers and Kit Kats and what other kind of candy did I buy? I'm trying to block it out of my mind so I don't go home and just start eating it. Snickers, Kit Kats, and something else. Twix. Yeah.
All good stuff. So, yeah, you know, I that's all I got. I understand both sides of this, but, you know, back back in my day, we trick or treated in our own neighborhoods. I'm one of those old guys. All of our Halloween tunes today powered by No Limit Guitar Company celebrating their 6 year anniversary.
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Even if you've never played guitar before. And speaking of, scary stuff because it's Halloween, might as well talk about the election. Yeah. That's coming up and scaring everybody. Everybody just terrified.
Just wanna throw out a friendly reminder that tomorrow is the last day of in person early voting in Idaho. I went out and did the early voting thing earlier this week. It was awesome. You know, it was, quick, easy, got it out of the way, avoiding the crowds on election day. I knew how I was gonna vote.
There's no chance I was gonna change my mind. So if you're locked in, you might as well go get her done. But you probably shouldn't wear a Halloween costume to the polls. Just dress normal. And outside of the outside of the polling places, you're gonna see these signs that say no electioneering.
And what that means is getting out and promoting candidates or initiatives. You can't show up to the polls wearing a t shirt for your favorite candidate or a hat. I just watched this video of a guy just coming totally unglued on some poll workers. They're just trying to do their jobs. K?
And there are rules. He walked in. He was wearing a hat that, you know, you can't wear at the polls. So they tell him, sorry, sir. You you gotta go back out to your truck or something.
Put your put your hat away, dude. And he starts throwing a tantrum, ends up getting in a straight up physical altercation with a bunch of poll workers. There's fist flying and stuff like that. It's not the first poll meltdown that I've seen, and you know it's not gonna be the last one. Do you really wanna get arrested while trying to vote?
That would be, such an embarrassment. And people have phones. They're gonna film you, and you're gonna go viral like this guy is on Reddit. I just wanna throw the warning out there. You're not allowed to wear or show up with that a sign supporting any kind of candidate or initiative.
You know, it's the polling places are neutral ground. K? So behave yourself. Don't be an embarrassment to your family by causing a ruckus because that's just the rules. K.
And these poll workers are again just trying to do their job. So make it easy on them. It's gonna be, I think, a little bit, little bit crazy during the next few days. I think I would much rather get out in early vote than deal who knows what's gonna go down in various places on Tuesday with how crazy people are getting with this election. So, yeah, leave your costumes at home.
Leave your political swag at home. Don't get arrested. Just trying to cast a vote. K? Jail can be scary.
I don't know if you'd get thrown in jail. I it probably depends. If you throw punches at somebody, that's jail. And, you know, jail is no way to spend your Halloween. Alright?
You wanna be sitting at home, giving out candy, watching horror movies. Aight? The big time when show What are you supposed to be? According to you, a big fat oaf. Help.
Help. There's monster in here. Troll of the dungeon. Yeah. Fun morning show today.
It was all Halloween themed. I think I did a pretty good job staying on topic with, creepy things throughout. So Very cool. We'll see how we do for noon. You know, I I did run out of steam here toward the end and was really having to shoehorn topics in.
I was making fun of those rules in some of those cities yesterday about how, like, was it Belleville, Maryland or something like that where there's an age restriction on trick or treating? And I'm like, what's the argument for that? What what what what are they trying to prevent? Yeah. They're just teenagers wanting candy?
So now instead you're promoting teenagers to go to these parties, underage drink, get into a car, and have themselves killed. Okay, Peaches. That's taken it a bit to the extreme, but It still happens. I do think that, you know, if if somebody shows up at my door and they're a older teenager or or whatever age, I'd give them a piece of candy. I don't care.
You know? Who doesn't want some candy? I mean, I'm trying to get rid of the candy I bought yesterday because if it's at my house, I'm going to eat it. And it's not just me, but plenty of other bigger kids that, you know, 8 years old, taller than most adults Yeah. That are aren't you a little old to be trick or treating?
Yeah. I say make it legal to punch that person in the face. And now I teachers again taking it to the extreme. Alright, Zach. Keep calm on Halloween.
No violence. No dress up as a big show. Let me know which one's saying, but which person's saying that. Choke slam. Alright.
Well, see, and that's why people say go home. You're too old, peaches. Alright. We're gonna get out of here. We'll be back for the new hour of madness and mayhem powered by Jalisco's.
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I don't know who's calling. I don't know. I'm the one who's calls. No. Okay.
Peaches. Man who calls. Peaches might be calling. Is that a Breaking Bad reference? I'm the man who knocks.
Oh. So that's when you're trick or treating. Yeah. There you go. Yeah.
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