Prisoners

“Prisoners” is the seventh episode of the fourth season of We'll See You In Hell.
== Episode Description ==
Patrick and Joe set free their love for "Prisoners," fight like tyrannosaurus rexes and velociraptors over "Jurassic Park" and its sequels, and even find time for a discussion of the "Problem Child" franchise on this week's WSYIH! There are also important updates a'plenty and I'm not really sure why you're still reading when you could be listening.
== Before The Film ==
* On With the Joe!: Sounds like a pedophile running a candy store.
*Joe has never met more beautifully spirited people than in Australia!
* Yahoo Serious tried to sue Yahoo! for trademark infringement, but the case was thrown out.
* Joe blows the perfect segue to the movie two weeks in a row.
* Pat turned in the final cut of his TV pilot and it features an asshole played by Joe DeRosa. They had a great time and they're excited for it as Pat praises the cast, including David Krumholtz!
* CBS execs were creeped out by Joe's character, to which director Andy Ackerman says, "Then I guess I did my job."
* Everyone knows you don't microwave cauliflower in the office (except for Hollywood people).
* Let's get going because the boys are going to see the Pixies tonight...
== Pat's Movie Corner ==
* Pat's been working on this pilot every night, has seen nothing except Problem Child 1 (holds up except Act III), Problem Child 2 (has one brilliant joke with the dog catchers as secret lovers), and The Remains of the Day.
* Army of One (Joe)
* Jurassic Park III (Joe)
** Joe says it's the best Jurassic Park movie, which Pat strongly disagrees with.
* A few Guardians of the Galaxy 2 thoughts before they see it and review it next show... 
== The Film ==
* In Pat's top three serial killer movies with Silence of the Lambs and Se7en.
* It was so good, it made Joe want to see The Arrival.
* The torture scenes are shocking and aggressively uncomfortable, but not like Saw.
* Roger Deakins' cinematography is great.
* Tons of plot twists and they all work.
* Pat thinks it's one of the best of the past 10 years.
* They do the Bond Villain Technique (credit Pinkstone) and it still works.