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
The 1st Movies We Saw In Theaters That Impacted Us
enJuly 22, 2019
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About this Episode
With a special guest for this episode, our friend Tim Fealy, we discuss the movies we remember first seeing in the theater that blew our minds. Plus, the 70s and 80s, how those films and tv shows continue to impact us as adults, the movie ratings system, and why Jeepers Creepers was such a disappointing film for Tim.
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