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The Devil Times Five

The Devil Times Five

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Seddy Bimco, The Devil Times Five, movie review, podcast, film analysis, horror movies, revenge sequels, character analysis, 70s films, Tim Hamilton

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In this episode of SETI BIMCO, Tim Hamilton and his co-host delve into the film 'The Devil Times Five,' exploring its themes, characters, and the evolution of their podcast. They discuss the film's dark humor, the portrayal of children as sociopaths, and the absurdity of the adult characters. The conversation also touches on the podcast's future direction, including a shift to bi-weekly releases and a retrospective on past episodes. The hosts share their thoughts on the film's plot twists and character dynamics, culminating in a reflection on the nature of revenge sequels and the impact of the film on their podcasting journey.

takeaways

  • The film 'The Devil Times Five' features sociopathic children as the main antagonists.
  • Tim's recent doctor visit led to humorous discussions about steroids and their effects.
  • SETI BIMCO is transitioning to a bi-weekly release schedule to enhance production quality.
  • The podcast has evolved significantly since its inception, reflecting changes in humor and content.
  • The hosts plan to create a retrospective of the podcast's history leading up to episode 200.
  • The film's absurdity is highlighted through its character interactions and plot developments.
  • The portrayal of adults in the film is often comedic and exaggerated.
  • The conversation includes a mix of humor and critical analysis of the film's themes.
  • Tim and his co-host share personal anecdotes related to the film's content.
  • The episode concludes with a discussion on the potential for revenge sequels and their implications.

titles

  • The Devil Times Five: A Dark Comedy Review
  • SETI BIMCO's Evolution and Future Plans


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