Episode 223 - Cyclical Screaming
from Film Basterds Hosted by Marc, Becky & Ian
On this week's show, Marc & Ian discuss some complicated feelings about the end of Twin Peaks: The Return, have fun with American Made and talk about Welcome To Mooseport more than their other "main" review, the Netflix Original Little Evil. Trailers are also discussed as well as some What We Watched. Which includes Welcome To Mooseport...
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