Super Dark Times

“Super Dark Times” is the thirty-sixth episode of the fourth season of We'll See You In Hell.
== Episode Description ==
Pat and Joe talk a shit-ton of new movies before digging super deep into “Super Dark Times,” now streaming on Netflix!
== Before The Film ==
* Joe's in Umbros and a Bad Religion t-shirt doing laundry.
* How did Seinfeld never spoof Newman in that Basic Instinct scene?
* One of Charlie Sheen's angels says Corey Feldman is inappropriate. He's insane, but he's right, Barbara Walters shamed him about it.
* Everything on The View gets clapter, Bill Maher's the king of it.
* Joe, why did you tell Aziz Ansari to do what he did?
* Joe doesn't get a Hellion asking him on IG why he asked TJ Miller to do what he did. This is a runner!
== Pat's Movie Corner ==
* The Mountain Between Us (Pat)
* Logan Lucky (Pat)
* Stronger (Pat)
* Menace II Society (Joe)
* Juice (Joe)
* Patti Cake$ (Pat)
* Spider-Man: Homecoming (Pat)
** Joe predicts Star Wars Episode IX will be the last Hollywood film he sees in a movie theatre.
== Joe's Scary Stuff ==
* The Hellraiser Omnibus
== The Film ==
* Pat loved it, so did Joe!
* The kids are great, Joe Googled all of them, most accurate kids since Superbad.
* Pat remembers his dangerous childhood at the rusty grain silo and wonders why aren't there more deaths like the kids in this movie.
* Joe remembers a kid swinging scissors tied to string and kids doing bad things to cats. One of those kids sat on Pat's chest and made him eat worms.
* Joe's only disappointment is it's just an update of Mean Creek and Bully.
* How does a guy as paranoid as Joe have an Alexa in his house?
* Joe also watched Katt Williams: Great America. He talked about Alexa on it.
* The people on Facebook didn't buy the twist ending, but Pat did.
* These kid characters are so much better than the ones in It. Let the writers of this movie do a pass on your movie about kids.
* Having every film on Netflix one second takes away the fun of the search, but Netflix is allowing films like this to get to a new audience.