Episode 26 - Lolita (1962) - "I'm Your Daddy, Now"

Content Warning:  Child Sexual Abuse  We’re kicking off a new month and new theme in possibly the most upsetting topic of discussion on our podcast thus far. Keep away from schools and don’t forget to call Chris Hansen, because this months double feature is on “Predators”. We start things off this month with a classic in cinema and literature, 1962’s Stanley Kubrick directed “Lolita”. Possibly one of the most controversial works of the 20th century, join us as we marvel at just how such a controversial work can be so damn funny. (Hint: It’s Peter Sellers). Additionally we talk about some of the differences between the book and movie, citing how the movie was toned down for audiences. Other topics of discussion being our feelings on this film in Stanley Kubricks greater filmography, just how big is a Terabyte, and our Love/Hate relationship with Tubi.  This and more on this week’s episode of “I Didn’t Need to See That!”  Follow us:  Email: [email protected] Instagram: @Ididntneedtoseethatpod