Chris Ryan

They're all kind of around.

They're being made by like 50 year olds, you know, and like they're not.

This definitely felt like.

Those are products what you're describing.

It's close to like, again, I don't want to glaze this guy too much, but it reminds me of when Tarantino came on the scene and he was like, my set of influences are completely broken.

Well, we get pretty, like, maybe over-reliant on being like, this is like if Jagged Edge was met like this, you know?

Or like, it's like Paul Mazurski meets, you know, Wes Craven.

And it's like, I'm very ready, I think, now for someone to be like, it's actually...

old VHS footage of this abandoned mall and maybe a little bit of Mulholland Drive or maybe a Simpsons episode or whatever it is, but the integers are really interesting.

I really like whatever the equation is.

I like the sort of numbers he's playing with.

I mean, I think that there's lore answers for that, but from an aesthetic perspective,

Point of view, I think it's just a time when handheld media was available to a mass audience and they could take, you know, it's not uncommon to go to parties and go to hang out with your friends and if somebody had a camcorder going.

You're accidentally in a different dimension.

It's interesting.

Something very significant happens during the 1989 San Francisco earthquake.

Well, it fires it up.

Yeah.

Yeah, this guy, Ivan, has been working on it for a while with some magnetic stuff.

Yeah, I'm like, I am not in any way a PhD in this.