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Recently, for example, actor Matthew McConaughey trademarked himself saying, all right, all right, all right.

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This is a dead time of year in movie theaters, and that's good for horror movie fans.

Can you hear something?

That's from a new horror movie called Undertone, about a haunted podcast.

It opens not today, but in March, which also has a Friday the 13th.

Yep, two in a row.

Stephen follows as a film data analyst.

He says the date does not make a real difference financially.

To make a killing at the box office, he says, a horror movie has to slay.

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In Harold and Maude, Bud Cort played a young man with a blank expression and morbid proclivities.

He meets a much, much older woman through a shared hobby, attending the funerals of strangers.

What is your name?

Harold.

Harold Chasen.

Over the course of the film, Maude teaches Harold to take pleasure in being alive.

She even gets him to sing.

You know that there are... Bud Cort grew up loving theater in New Rochelle, New York.