Gen Z vs Classic Movie: Arachnophobia

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What is Arachnophobia and why is it significant?

Brooke 0:00
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Unknown 0:25
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Dani Shapiro 2:13
Hi, I'm Dani Shapiro.
Unknown 2:14
We were in the car, like a rolling stone came on, and he said, there's a line in there about your mother.
Jose 2:19
And I said, what? What I would do if I didn't feel like I was being accepted is choose an identity that other people can't have. I knew something had happened to me in the middle of the night, but I couldn't hold on to what had happened.
Dani Shapiro 2:33
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Jeffrey 2:45
All right, we got a podcast exclusive for you. Yes! We've done this a couple of times, and we haven't made an intro for it yet.
Dani Shapiro 2:52
Oh!
Jeffrey 2:53
But lucky for us, we have the one and only Talented Jose. Yay! Who's going to give us a Gen Z versus classic movie intro? Hit it, Jose! In a world where a generation pits themselves against another generation, I present to you... What? Gen Z vs. Classic Movies. All right! I'm clapping myself up. All right, if you haven't heard one of these, this is the segment where we have Alexis go watch some of our favorite movies from the 90s and, you know, give her Gen Z thoughts on them. And this week we did the one, the only... Hollywood Pictures and Amblin Entertainment present...
Alexis 3:40
Arachnophobia. Eight legs, two fangs, and an attitude.
Jeffrey 3:46
An attitude? It was like a sassy spider. I pulled up the 1990 trailer, and I'm like, is that really their tagline for this movie? It could have been way darker. What the heck? Well, what I don't remember, and maybe you don't either, Jose.
Unknown 3:59
I was young.
Jeffrey 4:01
This came out the summer I turned 10 years old. Oh, yeah, because I didn't watch it until I was probably 10 or 12 myself. And it starred Jeff Daniels and John Goodman. And it was a comedy horror. I didn't remember that. Both of those guys were funny. Okay, so Alexis watched it just two nights ago. And I want you to set the scene for us, Alexis. Where were you? Who were you watching with? I was at my house with my roommate who does love horror movies.

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