His House (2020)
Liz picked this horror debut feature by Remi Weekes about Sudanese refugees in England and the haunted house they are forced to stay in.
CW: language, war violence
Ep 17 (Bonus): Jordan Peele's Us
enMarch 23, 2019
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About this Episode
*Spoiler Alert!* We decided we couldn't wait to share our thoughts on the new horror film "Us" so here's a bonus episode! Whether you agree with our takes on the film's symbolism and social commentary or not, tell us what you think! Tweet us your opinions: @HCinemarried and follow us on Instagram too @HappilyCinemarried
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