Guest Speaker 2

I saw that it was an Altadena home and I was worried it burned down. I was like, oh. Yeah.

I saw that it was an Altadena home and I was worried it burned down. I was like, oh. Yeah.

I saw that it was an Altadena home and I was worried it burned down. I was like, oh. Yeah.

Well, it's Trick McNeely, but in terms of the rest of the cast having names that are just their archetype, there's Ready to Have Sex Girl and there's Ready to Have Sex's Friend is what they're called in the credits.

Well, it's Trick McNeely, but in terms of the rest of the cast having names that are just their archetype, there's Ready to Have Sex Girl and there's Ready to Have Sex's Friend is what they're called in the credits.

Well, it's Trick McNeely, but in terms of the rest of the cast having names that are just their archetype, there's Ready to Have Sex Girl and there's Ready to Have Sex's Friend is what they're called in the credits.

Ready to Have Sex Girl? And Ready to Have Sex Girl's Friend, yeah.

Ready to Have Sex Girl? And Ready to Have Sex Girl's Friend, yeah.

Ready to Have Sex Girl? And Ready to Have Sex Girl's Friend, yeah.

I'm Ready to Have Sex Girl, yeah.

I'm Ready to Have Sex Girl, yeah.

I'm Ready to Have Sex Girl, yeah.

Would a cell phone ruin this movie? New category.

Would a cell phone ruin this movie? New category.

Would a cell phone ruin this movie? New category.

Yeah. Like, they talk about this all the time with X-Files. You couldn't do the X-Files with a cell phone because if you had a cell phone, you could take a photo of the weird stuff you see or, you know, that sort of stuff. Yeah. And horror movies. I think all the time about the way in which cell phones and the internet have ruined basic premises for movies is...

Yeah. Like, they talk about this all the time with X-Files. You couldn't do the X-Files with a cell phone because if you had a cell phone, you could take a photo of the weird stuff you see or, you know, that sort of stuff. Yeah. And horror movies. I think all the time about the way in which cell phones and the internet have ruined basic premises for movies is...

Yeah. Like, they talk about this all the time with X-Files. You couldn't do the X-Files with a cell phone because if you had a cell phone, you could take a photo of the weird stuff you see or, you know, that sort of stuff. Yeah. And horror movies. I think all the time about the way in which cell phones and the internet have ruined basic premises for movies is...

And so let's say Amanda has a smartphone in this movie and she picks up the letter. It's from Preston Myers. She's like, look, goes on social media. She's like, goes on his Insta. Who's Preston Myers? Nobody's streaming from this party. Nobody's TikToking from this party. Like nobody's down their phone. They're all sort of like here and having a good time. Yeah.

And so let's say Amanda has a smartphone in this movie and she picks up the letter. It's from Preston Myers. She's like, look, goes on social media. She's like, goes on his Insta. Who's Preston Myers? Nobody's streaming from this party. Nobody's TikToking from this party. Like nobody's down their phone. They're all sort of like here and having a good time. Yeah.