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John Clay Wolf (0:03)
Now back to the John Clay Wolf Show. Hit him up right now. 1-800-800-RADIO. This is the John Clay Wolf Show. Every time I hear this song. This is a song from a Quentin Tarantino. Was it the Death Proof? Death Proof? Out of Austin.
Bobbo Turley (0:21)
You know how somebody's always saying, in my book, that's no good, or you're okay?
John Clay Wolf (0:26)
In my book, I still haven't seen the Hateful Eight.
Bobbo Turley (0:30)
Oh, really, man?
John Clay Wolf (0:31)
It's on. You can pay per view it now.
Bobbo Turley (0:33)
Hateful aids, very divisive. Either you love it or you hate it, apparently.
John Clay Wolf (0:37)
Do I need to sit down and watch the whole thing in one setting or can I break it up? Because I just hadn't had a two, two and a half hour clear space to sit there.
Bobbo Turley (0:44)
And it's a long film. But listen, once it starts, once the blood arrives, it's pretty gratifying.
John Clay Wolf (0:51)
You're in?
Bobbo Turley (0:51)
Yeah. I mean, it's scary movie bad. It's like watching the thing or something.
J.D. Ryan (0:55)
Bloody all the way through. Really?
Bobbo Turley (0:57)
No, no, no, no. About two thirds of the way through, something happens and all of a sudden there's blood all over the place.
J.D. Ryan (1:03)
All right.
Bobbo Turley (1:03)
And it's a. Tarantino's never done anything this graphically violent, I don't think.
John Clay Wolf (1:08)
Really?
Bobbo Turley (1:09)
Yeah.
John Clay Wolf (1:09)
It's the most. It's the gloriest film.
Bobbo Turley (1:11)
It's the most blood I've ever seen in one of his films. Really?
John Clay Wolf (1:14)