On this week's episode of Sunday Uncensored, the boys discuss Jeffrey Dahmer's new role in the new movie "The Devil Next Door" and whether or not the LGBTQ representation in the film should be removed from the film. Plus, we discuss the controversial "They Slash Them" horror movie and its representation of the LGBTQ community.
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00:00:48.000I mean, that's what's that's what happens with Basically, the progression of progressivism is you get to a certain point where no matter what you do or say is somehow, you know, there's no ground to stand on anymore.
00:02:30.000The chilling tale of They-Them offers an entertaining horror experience like no other.
00:02:33.000Moviegoers, They-Them is an intriguing tale of terror.
00:02:36.000The haunting narrative follows a group of LGBTQIA people that are forced to attend a conversion camp where they must survive the relentless efforts of a mysterious killer.
00:03:17.000That one was so, they're both so bad, these movies, but I think they're on Netflix.
00:03:20.000God, and I have to watch, all these bad movies that you're telling me about, now I have to go watch it.
00:03:24.000Is that, is that gonna be labeled transgender?
00:03:27.000The Michelle Rodriguez one is like, it's a, it's a, it's an effeminate hitman who gets like kidnapped and turned into Michelle Rodriguez, but like Michelle Rodriguez is an actual woman.
00:03:35.000And then Michelle Rodriguez is like, I used to be a man, now I'm a woman, I'm gonna get revenge.
00:03:39.000And it's just like, okay, I guess, like, that's your motivation.
00:03:42.000I prefer the guy's dog got killed and then he wants to kill everybody four, four, four movies in, but you know.
00:03:46.000But are they going to label that transgender, right?
00:04:56.000And I tweeted about this and I said, if white men have to own school shooters and women have to own Asada Shakur and Ava Braun or whatever, then they should own this too!
00:05:13.000I'm here at dvd.netflix.com, which is Netflix, and it says it's just a thriller and an action thriller.
00:05:20.000weird but very low scores though i mean that is hold on let me search for they them three out of five search for they slash them on medic search search teletubbies slash that's important search them doesn't come up no i think you have to type out slash because he's like it's a slasher does teletubbies come up no It's they slash the word slash.
00:07:20.000It's just like, yeah, it's like this chick becomes a werewolf or whatever, but it's funny because I imagine the guy who made it was like eating Girl Scout cookies and he was like, he's looking at the box of Ginger Snaps and he's like, that should be a movie.
00:08:02.000So I used to, I used to do quality control where I'd have to sit there and I'd have to watch their stuff, their video on demand stuff to make sure that it was technically correct and, and everything.
00:08:13.000And under the MTV network umbrella is Logo, which is like the gay channel.
00:08:21.000And so I would have to sit there and I have to watch their gay dramas.
00:08:28.000And it's, and it's not like, It's so weird, like, oh, well, we don't see, you know, we don't see ourselves, you know, in movies and whatever.
00:08:37.000It's like, no, there's tons of them and they're all terrible, you know?
00:09:45.000It had Robin Williams, it's got Hank Azaria, and then you don't have to tell people it's gay to get them to go watch it because it's already badass.
00:09:53.000Can you look up the professional that movie with, uh, it's like Natalie Portman's first movie.
00:09:58.000Um, that's about a relationship between like a 55 year old.
00:10:02.000Yeah, but they don't like, they don't actually.
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00:14:11.000He, like, some dude, check this out, some, uh, I think it was Dahmer, there was a guy that he had, like, cut his brain out, or whatever, and the guy escaped, and then the cops saw him, and he was like, and then they brought him back to Dahmer, who then ate him.
00:14:28.000That's that's not real but also Jeffrey Dahmer isn't the only gay person in the movie so There's other gay people in it.
00:14:39.000It's not LBT or Q so it should just say gay, but then that they might be like I'm about to say GQ Yeah, GQ magazine, it means gay and queer.
00:15:24.000And they're like, yeah, but don't let anyone know that gay is in it.
00:15:26.000Well, it's their own fault for putting the dang tag in the first place and thinking, you know, like people think we're woke if we do this and then we're good.
00:18:20.000Like, she doesn't have a show where she can be like, this is actually who I am.
00:18:23.000So she's stuck with the public's perception.
00:18:26.000If they warp her, then she can't, she doesn't have a way to be like, actually guys, a lot of those actors have that problem.
00:18:31.000But you know, I mean, even though it is a Photoshop, obviously, I mean, she still has nice legs in it, at least.
00:18:37.000You know what you can do, actually, she can do?
00:18:39.000She's rich enough, just go buy a Faraday cage and just don't go on the internet anymore.
00:18:42.000I'm gonna say it again, I don't know if these websites are real, I think they're wrong, but with a net worth of estimated around 12 million dollars, I gotta say like, when I'm feeling bad and people are posting pictures about me, and then I'm like, I'm so miserable, I just pull out a hundred dollar bill.
00:18:59.000You just buy a Revolutionary War musket and then you're like, I feel better now.
00:19:20.000I would recommend that you take those copious amounts of money that you have, the many dollars, and whenever you're feeling bad, just buy yourself a new car.
00:19:30.000Or get corrective surgery so that you actually look like the photoshopped image.
00:19:42.000Dude, Jeremy Boring is brilliant when it comes to this marketing stuff.
00:19:46.000The contest is to promote Jeremy's razors, and they're like, whoever promotes the most and gets the most referrals will win Jeremy's McLaren F1, or whatever the card is.
00:19:55.000And the top of it says, Jeremy bought a McLaren F1 and drove it one time, and he doesn't want it anymore.
00:20:01.000You could win it, but it's just great marketing.
00:20:04.000But anyway, I bring that up, just I'm thinking about this, When I'm thinking about how much money she has Chloe is rich enough to have a hobby of buying new supercars Like she could go on the weekends back.
00:20:17.000I was feeling really shit today So I went out and decided to buy a McLaren f1.
00:20:21.000I got a couple lotuses Wait, can I tell your audience the story of when I was talking about the car the other day?
00:21:33.000vehicle that we get, I can't remember. We were buying, we need a car for picking up
00:21:36.000gas that can carry luggage and can seat like six. I don't think it was the Lexus. BMW?
00:21:40.000No I think it was the Lexus. We needed something that we, like we don't want to get like a,
00:21:44.000we actually were talking about getting a limo, a stretch because they're actually comparable
00:21:48.000in price. That'd be pretty cool. They're not as expensive or anything.
00:21:50.000Really hard to drive in the city and stuff.
00:21:51.000But no, I'm not talking about a big, long one.
00:21:53.000I'm talking, you get like, you stretch it by like a foot, and then what happens is on the inside, when you're being transported, you have room for your luggage, and then you can relax and turn the TV on.
00:22:08.000But anyway, we were there and this 2015 Challenger was there, stick shift, all that stuff.
00:22:13.000And I don't know anything about it, but the guy, the sales guy was like walking through and said, normally these are the kind of cars we sell.
00:22:19.000And then my brother told me, he's like, that car is only going to go up in value because they're limited edition.
00:22:24.000And he was like, It's worth twice as much now.
00:24:57.000And you put it in the garage, you don't use it, you don't buy it because you wanna drive it, you buy it because the value just keeps going up and you're retaining your, it's not an investment so much as it's a hedge.
00:25:04.000So now I have to buy two Challengers so that I can have one that's an investment and the other one for burning rubber.
00:25:09.000Well, I'll tell ya, you know, we'll sign a contract to bring you onto the company as a sign-on bonus.
00:26:33.000There's some good, I mean, there's some really cool, like, old defunct cars from the 50s and stuff, you know, like Nash or something like that.
00:26:40.000Some kind of car that hasn't existed in 30, 40 years, you know?
00:26:46.000Yeah, like the old ones though, back from like when you saw a car and you're like, a German made that, or you saw a Citroën and you're like, that's so French.
00:26:54.000Like, that looks like a French person made that, you know what I'm saying?
00:26:58.000Just look at an old Citroen from like 1960, and then look at a BMW from the same era, and you can see the cultures in the design.
00:27:48.000And then just, it would be like, I don't expect to make a shill of money off it, but it would be like a unique promotional thing where only one of these cars are in existence.
00:28:01.000I think what we should do is a contest for members where it's like someone had the idea that every month we should do something like we either give a thousand bucks or we give something away and I'm like that's actually a good idea because it's promotional.
00:28:11.000It gets people to sign up to become members and we should look into the legalities because we could do cool stuff.
00:28:17.000We could do like Hey, you know, on the last day of the month, we're gonna announce a member chosen at random through a random number generator because every member internally, there's like a number associated with them.
00:28:27.000And then we'll say this month we're giving away... Guitar.
00:28:48.000Yeah, so to come full circle you're basically doing that scene in Garden State where Natalie Portman like goes like And she's like nobody in the universe has ever done that before that was completely original like you're doing that with a car Yeah, I actually did that before she did that in that movie.
00:30:53.000Just to clarify, you are fluent in Arabic?
00:30:59.000I mean it was, I'm not, Arabic is weird because A, the spoken language varies so much across region, so like Moroccan Arabic.
00:31:06.000Like a Saudi and a Moroccan would be better off speaking English to each other if they both spoke English decently well because it's just like, it's way different.
00:31:12.000And so you learn Fusha which is like, Basically modern standard written Arabic and then you go to learn it And so I studied that for two and a half years five days a week for three years And then I went to Jordan and the people if you speak that Standard Arabic laugh at you like in your face.
00:31:29.000So you have to learn then the spoken version.
00:31:31.000It'd be like learning Shakespearean English and then going up like Harlem or like Alabama and And being like, where to should I get, you know, and then they just laugh at you.
00:32:42.000Because like once you get to Libya, Tunisia, there's a lot of French influence and it starts to get weird.
00:32:48.000yeah in chile they would say their s is like so like yeah in chile um i think it was because they did in catalonia is that because the one of the leaders had a uh lisp that's the legend yeah the catalan king had a lisp so everyone wanted to sound like him because it was like proper so they said In South America, in Uruguay, for instance, or Uruguay, as they pronounce it, Uruguay, they say sha instead of ya.
00:33:14.000So I had a friend who spoke Spanish, but it was Uruguayan.
00:33:18.000And so when she was teaching me Spanish, it was improper dialect for Mexican Spanish.
00:33:39.000And when you're out in the street in Chicago, and you're like waving to people, you say like, You know, hey, would you, you know, like donate or whatever, you talk to people.
00:33:47.000And then every so often you bump into someone who speaks Spanish, they say, oh, no, no, no, no English.
00:35:44.000And the average person gives for seven months.
00:35:46.000So we multiply all contributions, monthly contributions by seven.
00:35:50.000If you choose to take a one-time contribution, by all means, if you can convince someone to give you $300 right now, we would rather have someone give us $25 a month because you're more likely to get them for a long time.
00:36:03.000So we're wondering why the economy collapsed in 2008.
00:36:05.000It was because Tim was, you know, basically all these people were like, wait, I just got roped into the, where'd my money go?
00:36:11.000It's like a Netflix subscription, you forget about it, you forget how you're paying.
00:36:15.000This was a job where people struggled to make minimum wage and were fired all the time because they couldn't make quota.
00:36:20.000Me and my friends, they were like, you have to go out for eight hours, you get a location to go to, then at the end of the day, you come back.
00:36:26.000You know, me and my two other friends, we'd go out, we'd go, Meet back, we'd be at like State in, uh, I don't know, fucking State and Lake or something in Chicago.
00:36:36.000And we'd get off the train and then we'd be like, all right, we'll meet back here in 15.
00:37:28.000So we would, we would do is we would hang out at the bottom first floor where the elevator was, and we would just like stand there talking.
00:37:34.000And then as soon as someone walked out, we then walk in the building, take the elevator up to the roof and just chill on the roof and just shoot the shit.
00:37:39.000And just, this is like iPhones weren't around.
00:37:45.000And then it's funny because like one day, you know, one of my one friend would be like, he's like, man, now I need to make money because I want to buy, you know, like a PlayStation or something.
00:38:15.000And that's why I quit, because when I found out that they were lying, and the information they were giving us was bad, I was like, bro, I thought I was good at something good.
00:38:22.000Weren't they encouraging you to lie to people?
00:38:25.000After I found out they were publishing lies, and I said, hey, I can't say this, this is not true, they were like, just say it anyway.
00:38:31.000And I was like, okay, I thought I came here To be good at something that was doing good.
00:38:37.000And then I found out that it was just complete bullshit.
00:38:41.000And it was, it was, in my opinion, it's all a racket.
00:38:45.000And once you find out like, because you were getting a 35% commission.