00:00We're talking about knowledge of the future in movies, YouTube channel Easter Egg Psychic,
00:051983 horror anthology Nightmares, directed by Joseph Sargent and written by Jeffrey Bloom
00:13and Christopher Crow. The cast consisted of Christina Rains, Anthony James, William Sanderson,
00:20Lance Henriksen, Richard Mazur, and Veronica Cartwright. For this video, I will focus on
00:27the second segment, The Bishop of Battle, featuring Emilio Estevez, Moon Unit Zappa, and Billy
00:34Jane. James Tolkien provides the voice of the game adversary, The Bishop of Battle. The second
00:41story in the anthology, this is around 25 minutes long. This segment starts around the 20 minute
00:48mark. Estevez's character is JJ, a video game ace or wizard. Nightmares may contain productive
00:57Easter eggs to the future acting roles of Emilio Estevez. The 1993 action film, Judgment Night,
01:06about a group of friends who take an RV to a pro boxing match in Chicago and wind up getting
01:13a loss and eventually stuck in the inner city. Kubi Gooding Jr., Jeremy Piven, Stephen Dorff,
01:21and Dennis Leary were also in this. A play on the word night, a night with a K, is a
01:27piece in a game
01:28of chess. So is The Bishop. Yeah, in the other video, I mentioned Michael Rooker and the Marvel
01:35Cinematic Universe connections. A Rook is also a piece in the game of chess. In 1985, Emilio Estevez
01:44starred in Joel Schumacher's comedy, St. Elmo's Fire, along with Rob Lowe, Andrew McCarthy, Demi Moore,
01:54Judd Nelson, Ally Sheedy, Mayor Winningham. I think there may be a reference to this movie at the 43 minute,
02:0254 second mark in Nightmares. You can see a sign and it reads Sesame Street. This may be via the
02:10Sesame Street Muppet character, Elmo. My YouTube channel is Easter Egg Psychic. There I go back and
02:17look at movies and television from the past. I analyze these for possible references to future
02:22media. These may appear in the form of anecdotes, idioms, anagrams. Hidden in the subtext of the work
02:29in question. I also use an unconventional method where I look at the likenesses of the actors.
02:36And what I found is you can take the likenesses, match these up to some of the anecdotal items,
02:42and show past, present, and future information about actors and other personalities that may resemble
02:49the personalities in the movie or television episode that you're watching.
02:55My email contact is EasterEggGuy, that's G-U-Y, at Yahoo.com. Thanks for watching.
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