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EPISODE · Sep 9, 2015 · 48 MIN

86 – Remembering Best Pictures

from FITWR Volume 1

And will we remember them later? David has gone to Telluride as Katey, Patches and Da7e stay behind to talk about these dregs of the summer movie season. First, this weekend sees the release of foreign horror movie Goodnight Mommy, Patches and Da7e have both seen it and want to ask Katey if a twist […]

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And will we remember them later? David has gone to Telluride as Katey, Patches and Da7e stay behind to talk about these dregs of the summer movie season. First, this weekend sees the release of foreign horror movie Goodnight Mommy, Patches and Da7e have both seen it and want to ask Katey if a twist can actually hurt your viewing of a film. Then, Patches wants to see The Bastard Executioner unspool and will we remember the past two decades of Best Picture winners as fondly as the Oscar winners of the early years? Please s ubscribe on iTunes and KICK US A REVIEW if you like what you hear! FORMAT 00:00 – Lightning Round: Creepy Romantic Leads 01:12 – Intro: Welcome To Episode 86! REVIEW! 06:59 – Tidbit: Goodnight Mommy (and THOSE movies) 19:36 – Mini Segment: The Bastard Executioner 25:24 – Segment 3: Best Picture Winners of Yore 46:53 – Outro Music Breaks Tidbit Mini Seg 3 Outro

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