Charles (Chuck) Bryant

That's why I would say Coven because he pronounced it Coven.

Oh, it's one of the great, great documentaries of all time.

Highly recommend it.

But Mike Schenck, rest in peace.

Mike has left us.

Very sadly, there's one part in there where the main guy is trying to record screams for his low-budget horror film he's making in the studio.

And Mike Schenck was this very, very low-key friend of his.

Mm-hmm.

out of nowhere, I'll send you the clip, produces the most blood-curdling scream I've ever heard in my life.

It's incredible.

And one of the funnier parts of that, too, because nobody saw it coming, including his friend, and his reaction is great, and it's just one of the great parts of that movie.

Oh, it's, yeah.

I guess that is a little bit of a spoiler, but it's a 20-year-old documentary, so, you know.

E.T.

goes home, too, everybody.

That's right.

It's a pretty good scream.

Not nearly as chilling as Mike Shank's, but it was 1933.

They did a pretty good job.

You usually associate it with like a scream queen.