Ep 265 Dean Haglund

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FILMS DISCUSSED: WE COULD BE KING, THE BABADOOK, THE TALE OF THE PRINCESS KAGUYA, THE HOMESMAN Chris and Graham welcome back nerd writer, Dean Haglund. Graham found the Tribecca doc, We Could Be King, excellent. Chris enjoyed The Babadook. Dean was blown away at how bad The Homesman was. Chris liked The Tale of the Princess Kaguya. Dean talks about moving to Australia and his film The Lady Killers. Some ok DVDs and indie films in Theaters. This episode is better than a 100 day gun fight!

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