Ep 232 David Huntsberger
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FILMS DISCUSSED: CALVARY, FRANK, BLUE RUIN, UNDER THE SKIN Chris and Graham welcome nerd writer David Huntsberger back to the sweaty nerd cave. Graham enjoyed Calvary even with some slow pacing. Chris thought Frank missed a little but still good. David enjoyed Blue Ruin even with some flaws. David talks about his upcoming comedy special and the origins of #workit. This ep will be easier on the ears than saying "oil tanker."
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