Half in the Bag Episode 253 Send Help
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About this episode
Sam Raimi's back! His new movie features the most blood, vomit, and torture in a mainstream movie since Spongebob: The Search for Squarepants. In this episode, Mike and Jay discuss their thoughts on Send Help as well as delve into a disturbing and potentially deceptive practice of using AI to alter foreign films to look and sound like they're natively English language. What does the world coming to??!
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- RedLetterMedia, the YouTube channel of Red LetterMedia, on 2026-02-02
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- Length
- 32 min
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