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Hey, Task Force, this is Jillian. Please enjoy this preview of our movie club episode on The Invisible Man from 1933. A Task Force member suggested this, so it was really cool watching something and discussing something that none of us had seen before. If you want to hear the full episode, please go to redwoodpod.com. Otherwise, enjoy this preview.

Hey, Task Force, this is Jillian. Please enjoy this preview of our movie club episode on The Invisible Man from 1933. A Task Force member suggested this, so it was really cool watching something and discussing something that none of us had seen before. If you want to hear the full episode, please go to redwoodpod.com. Otherwise, enjoy this preview.

That's a great point. Well, this evil human finds his way to Kemp's house and sneaks in. He demands to stay there with Kemp, threatening him and claims that he's his partner in crime, essentially. It's kind of unclear what Griffin wants, but he basically wants to rule the world with his invisibility and do a few murders, as he says.

That's a great point. Well, this evil human finds his way to Kemp's house and sneaks in. He demands to stay there with Kemp, threatening him and claims that he's his partner in crime, essentially. It's kind of unclear what Griffin wants, but he basically wants to rule the world with his invisibility and do a few murders, as he says.

Just a few, just to get us to the powerful part.

Just a few, just to get us to the powerful part.

It was interesting that he said that. He was like, yeah, we'll rule the world. But then he's also talking about working on the antidote for himself at the same time. And so I didn't know how much of that was the madness affecting him and he's having this struggle and maybe they just kind of missed the mark on delivering that.

It was interesting that he said that. He was like, yeah, we'll rule the world. But then he's also talking about working on the antidote for himself at the same time. And so I didn't know how much of that was the madness affecting him and he's having this struggle and maybe they just kind of missed the mark on delivering that.

Or if he just for some reason had that goal and was like, yeah, we'll rule the world and then I'll go visible and it'll be the perfect crime. They'll never know it was me. It was a little mixed messaging for me.

Or if he just for some reason had that goal and was like, yeah, we'll rule the world and then I'll go visible and it'll be the perfect crime. They'll never know it was me. It was a little mixed messaging for me.

Yeah. He is mad.

Yeah. He is mad.

Back with Dr. Canley, he and another scientist, Dr. Kemp, are looking in Griffin's office for clues about his whereabouts, his activities, and they found a note mentioning a strange ingredient called monocaine. So, apparently, experiments with this were for, like, laundry detergent and, like, erasing stains, maybe.

Back with Dr. Canley, he and another scientist, Dr. Kemp, are looking in Griffin's office for clues about his whereabouts, his activities, and they found a note mentioning a strange ingredient called monocaine. So, apparently, experiments with this were for, like, laundry detergent and, like, erasing stains, maybe.

However, he needs a few notebooks that he left back at the inn. These have the results of his experiments, possibly how to become not invisible, unclear. He makes Kemp drive him back to the inn, and they find the townspeople are meeting to decide what to do about the invisible man, if he's real. Because some people don't... It's kind of like a dancing plague situation. They're like...

However, he needs a few notebooks that he left back at the inn. These have the results of his experiments, possibly how to become not invisible, unclear. He makes Kemp drive him back to the inn, and they find the townspeople are meeting to decide what to do about the invisible man, if he's real. Because some people don't... It's kind of like a dancing plague situation. They're like...

Oh yeah, it was funny. They were talking to him like he's this monstrous menace. They're like, oh, he's terrorizing the town. And yeah, all he did, he rode a bike like 30 feet. He threw a man's hat in the water. He's just doing like playground bully level stuff.

Oh yeah, it was funny. They were talking to him like he's this monstrous menace. They're like, oh, he's terrorizing the town. And yeah, all he did, he rode a bike like 30 feet. He threw a man's hat in the water. He's just doing like playground bully level stuff.

How unbecoming of him.

How unbecoming of him.

the science of sound see but in some like german experiments super obscure things went horribly wrong and the patients went mad crazy so they're like uh oh we need to find him and let him know no he's already mad i do love a descent into madness he's already there at the start of the film but he does get worse

the science of sound see but in some like german experiments super obscure things went horribly wrong and the patients went mad crazy so they're like uh oh we need to find him and let him know no he's already mad i do love a descent into madness he's already there at the start of the film but he does get worse

It's going to be an all day job working on that chain. It ain't happening by itself. I just keep thinking about how he's dulling it down. I'm just like, um, you might want to keep a little bit of sharpness on that. And the way saws are, I don't know if you've ever used a saw like this to cut metal or not. It does even a hollow metal tube because I've cut like a closet rod before.

It's going to be an all day job working on that chain. It ain't happening by itself. I just keep thinking about how he's dulling it down. I'm just like, um, you might want to keep a little bit of sharpness on that. And the way saws are, I don't know if you've ever used a saw like this to cut metal or not. It does even a hollow metal tube because I've cut like a closet rod before.

I need to cut it shorter. It takes fricking forever. And the way the teeth are is that they are leaning two different directions, I think. And so it's just a, it's a gnarly device to use. And so just knowing that makes this all the worse.

I need to cut it shorter. It takes fricking forever. And the way the teeth are is that they are leaning two different directions, I think. And so it's just a, it's a gnarly device to use. And so just knowing that makes this all the worse.

Do you think he's got the world's most heinous puzzle at home?

Do you think he's got the world's most heinous puzzle at home?

The thing with the skin?

The thing with the skin?

Gremlins? Are you talking about Pyramid Head from Silent Hill when he rips that person's full skin off and throws it at somebody?

Gremlins? Are you talking about Pyramid Head from Silent Hill when he rips that person's full skin off and throws it at somebody?

Hey, this is Jillian. Here is a little preview of our episode of Movie Club on the movie Unfriended. We ended up liking this movie a lot more than we expected. This movie surprised me, so I hope you check it out. We start on LiveLeak, classic old internet.

Hey, this is Jillian. Here is a little preview of our episode of Movie Club on the movie Unfriended. We ended up liking this movie a lot more than we expected. This movie surprised me, so I hope you check it out. We start on LiveLeak, classic old internet.

uh i i don't i don't i've not seen that but when he says here's my ken pinion i was like oh my god oh no too much this is awesome but yeah so for some reason an unknown individual is in their skype call they can't remove this person and they they try to restart the call multiple times eventually they just give up and just let this person be in their call

uh i i don't i don't i've not seen that but when he says here's my ken pinion i was like oh my god oh no too much this is awesome but yeah so for some reason an unknown individual is in their skype call they can't remove this person and they they try to restart the call multiple times eventually they just give up and just let this person be in their call

At the same time, Mitch and Blair receive Facebook messages from Laura's account, the girl who ended her life, and they assume that she's hacked. The anonymous person starts typing in Skype chat. Yeah, this is all on Skype, by the way, so...

At the same time, Mitch and Blair receive Facebook messages from Laura's account, the girl who ended her life, and they assume that she's hacked. The anonymous person starts typing in Skype chat. Yeah, this is all on Skype, by the way, so...

You know, you're seeing... Yeah, I forgot to mention, we're just looking at her computer screen.

You know, you're seeing... Yeah, I forgot to mention, we're just looking at her computer screen.

I got so mad because I was like, she keeps clicking reply in the Facebook messages and there's a button right next to it that says enter to send message. And I'm like, for the love of God, dude. Oh, my God.

I got so mad because I was like, she keeps clicking reply in the Facebook messages and there's a button right next to it that says enter to send message. And I'm like, for the love of God, dude. Oh, my God.

You know where you are and it feels so, it's like, oh my God. Our protagonist Blair is watching the suicide of someone named Laura Barnes. And, um... clicks on the video, clicks on the link to the video of what is said to have caused her suicide.

You know where you are and it feels so, it's like, oh my God. Our protagonist Blair is watching the suicide of someone named Laura Barnes. And, um... clicks on the video, clicks on the link to the video of what is said to have caused her suicide.

You know, Blair. I understand for the movie, but for the sake of my mind, I was getting... Oh, yeah.

You know, Blair. I understand for the movie, but for the sake of my mind, I was getting... Oh, yeah.

And it's like a Mac. So like, there's like photos saved to the desktop and you can see them all kind of disorganized on top of each other. It's very like, I think they did the best job they could.

And it's like a Mac. So like, there's like photos saved to the desktop and you can see them all kind of disorganized on top of each other. It's very like, I think they did the best job they could.

Yeah. So, yeah, they're in this Skype call. They see the other person start typing, revealing their username. It's like Billy Tutu something. Blair looks at the profile and realizes that it belongs to Laura, the dead girl, because she and Blair used to be friends. And so they're still friends on Skype.

Yeah. So, yeah, they're in this Skype call. They see the other person start typing, revealing their username. It's like Billy Tutu something. Blair looks at the profile and realizes that it belongs to Laura, the dead girl, because she and Blair used to be friends. And so they're still friends on Skype.

While Blair's looking into this, she comes across a message board about receiving and replying to messages from the dead. I come across these a lot in my research. Sometimes just these threads on websites like, I don't know, ghostlovers.com. I don't know. I come across them sometimes.

While Blair's looking into this, she comes across a message board about receiving and replying to messages from the dead. I come across these a lot in my research. Sometimes just these threads on websites like, I don't know, ghostlovers.com. I don't know. I come across them sometimes.

We later discovered that someone filmed her getting really drunk and passing out and getting into a really embarrassing situation, for lack of a better way to describe that. Blair's boyfriend Mitch calls and they do a little bit of cyber flirting before they accidentally somehow end up in a call with their friends, Ken, Jess, and Adam. These kids are crazy. I also often forgot that they were kids.

We later discovered that someone filmed her getting really drunk and passing out and getting into a really embarrassing situation, for lack of a better way to describe that. Blair's boyfriend Mitch calls and they do a little bit of cyber flirting before they accidentally somehow end up in a call with their friends, Ken, Jess, and Adam. These kids are crazy. I also often forgot that they were kids.

I don't know. Sometimes the actors just didn't look like children to me. At least Blair.

I don't know. Sometimes the actors just didn't look like children to me. At least Blair.

And then when it was like, I have a test tumor. I was like, oh, they're children. These are babies. Yeah.

And then when it was like, I have a test tumor. I was like, oh, they're children. These are babies. Yeah.

Yes, I agree. That hair.

Yes, I agree. That hair.

Hey, this is Jillian. Here is a little preview of our episode of Movie Club on the movie Unfriended. We ended up liking this movie a lot more than we expected. This movie surprised me, so I hope you check it out. We start on LiveLeak, classic old internet.

uh i i don't i don't i've not seen that but when he says here's my ken pinion i was like oh my god oh no too much this is awesome but yeah so for some reason an unknown individual is in their skype call they can't remove this person and they they try to restart the call multiple times eventually they just give up and just let this person be in their call

At the same time, Mitch and Blair receive Facebook messages from Laura's account, the girl who ended her life, and they assume that she's hacked. The anonymous person starts typing in Skype chat. Yeah, this is all on Skype, by the way, so...

You know, you're seeing... Yeah, I forgot to mention, we're just looking at her computer screen.

I got so mad because I was like, she keeps clicking reply in the Facebook messages and there's a button right next to it that says enter to send message. And I'm like, for the love of God, dude. Oh, my God.

You know where you are and it feels so, it's like, oh my God. Our protagonist Blair is watching the suicide of someone named Laura Barnes. And, um... clicks on the video, clicks on the link to the video of what is said to have caused her suicide.

You know, Blair. I understand for the movie, but for the sake of my mind, I was getting... Oh, yeah.

And it's like a Mac. So like, there's like photos saved to the desktop and you can see them all kind of disorganized on top of each other. It's very like, I think they did the best job they could.

Yeah. So, yeah, they're in this Skype call. They see the other person start typing, revealing their username. It's like Billy Tutu something. Blair looks at the profile and realizes that it belongs to Laura, the dead girl, because she and Blair used to be friends. And so they're still friends on Skype.

While Blair's looking into this, she comes across a message board about receiving and replying to messages from the dead. I come across these a lot in my research. Sometimes just these threads on websites like, I don't know, ghostlovers.com. I don't know. I come across them sometimes.

We later discovered that someone filmed her getting really drunk and passing out and getting into a really embarrassing situation, for lack of a better way to describe that. Blair's boyfriend Mitch calls and they do a little bit of cyber flirting before they accidentally somehow end up in a call with their friends, Ken, Jess, and Adam. These kids are crazy. I also often forgot that they were kids.

I don't know. Sometimes the actors just didn't look like children to me. At least Blair.

And then when it was like, I have a test tumor. I was like, oh, they're children. These are babies. Yeah.

Yes, I agree. That hair.

Hey, Task Force, this is Jillian. Please enjoy this preview of our movie club episode on The Invisible Man from 1933. A Task Force member suggested this, so it was really cool watching something and discussing something that none of us had seen before. If you want to hear the full episode, please go to redwoodpod.com. Otherwise, enjoy this preview.

That's a great point. Well, this evil human finds his way to Kemp's house and sneaks in. He demands to stay there with Kemp, threatening him and claims that he's his partner in crime, essentially. It's kind of unclear what Griffin wants, but he basically wants to rule the world with his invisibility and do a few murders, as he says.

Just a few, just to get us to the powerful part.

It was interesting that he said that. He was like, yeah, we'll rule the world. But then he's also talking about working on the antidote for himself at the same time. And so I didn't know how much of that was the madness affecting him and he's having this struggle and maybe they just kind of missed the mark on delivering that.

Or if he just for some reason had that goal and was like, yeah, we'll rule the world and then I'll go visible and it'll be the perfect crime. They'll never know it was me. It was a little mixed messaging for me.

Yeah. He is mad.

Back with Dr. Canley, he and another scientist, Dr. Kemp, are looking in Griffin's office for clues about his whereabouts, his activities, and they found a note mentioning a strange ingredient called monocaine. So, apparently, experiments with this were for, like, laundry detergent and, like, erasing stains, maybe.

However, he needs a few notebooks that he left back at the inn. These have the results of his experiments, possibly how to become not invisible, unclear. He makes Kemp drive him back to the inn, and they find the townspeople are meeting to decide what to do about the invisible man, if he's real. Because some people don't... It's kind of like a dancing plague situation. They're like...

Oh yeah, it was funny. They were talking to him like he's this monstrous menace. They're like, oh, he's terrorizing the town. And yeah, all he did, he rode a bike like 30 feet. He threw a man's hat in the water. He's just doing like playground bully level stuff.

How unbecoming of him.

the science of sound see but in some like german experiments super obscure things went horribly wrong and the patients went mad crazy so they're like uh oh we need to find him and let him know no he's already mad i do love a descent into madness he's already there at the start of the film but he does get worse

It's going to be an all day job working on that chain. It ain't happening by itself. I just keep thinking about how he's dulling it down. I'm just like, um, you might want to keep a little bit of sharpness on that. And the way saws are, I don't know if you've ever used a saw like this to cut metal or not. It does even a hollow metal tube because I've cut like a closet rod before.

I need to cut it shorter. It takes fricking forever. And the way the teeth are is that they are leaning two different directions, I think. And so it's just a, it's a gnarly device to use. And so just knowing that makes this all the worse.

Do you think he's got the world's most heinous puzzle at home?

The thing with the skin?

Gremlins? Are you talking about Pyramid Head from Silent Hill when he rips that person's full skin off and throws it at somebody?

Hi everyone, this is Jillian with Court Junkie. Court Junkie is a true crime podcast that covers court cases and criminal trials using audio clips and interviews with people close to the cases. Court Junkie is available on Apple Podcasts and podcastone.com.

Hi everyone, this is Jillian with Court Junkie. Court Junkie is a true crime podcast that covers court cases and criminal trials using audio clips and interviews with people close to the cases. Court Junkie is available on Apple Podcasts and podcastone.com.