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EPISODE · Apr 9, 2024 · 57 MIN

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This week the boys discuss what they've been watching lately including new Aussie horror You'll Never Find Me, early '00s disaster flick The Day After Tomorrow, Nora Ephron's final film Julie & Julia, classic thriller Marathon Man, Tony Scott's Man on Fire, the second season of animated series Invincible, and psychological horror We're All Going to the World's Fair. Plus, they talk about the balance between appreciation and disdain for Terrifier, ask "If you've seen one Equalizer movie have you seen them all?", separating an actor from their work, the strong iconography in older films that many newer films lack, the Bollywood remake of Reservoir Dogs, differing opinions on Antlers, and much more! Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Threads, Newsmast, Bluesky & YouTube: @tuesdayreviewau Rate, review and subscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen. Letterboxd: nathanb_90 callumtuesday channeldrifter alam20

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