Southland Tales
from Bad Movie Brunch Hosted by Lucas Guy Taylor, Katie Grotzinger, & Taylor Taylor
Katie is joined by returning guest/pal Jake S. Weisman to unpack a movie jam-packed with a dystopian take on California in 2008. There's a movie star, a porn star, and a policeman. Confused? Join the club.
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