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EPISODE · Feb 23, 2021 · 1H 51M

The Fly

from The Carpenter Rants · host The Carpenter Rants

This week, the Nobodies survived Snowmageddon, and return to close out their truncated series of Horror Love stories, with what might be the ultimate horror love story, David Cronenberg's The Fly. Listen as they break down this timeless classic, discussing the incredible make up effects, score, cinematography, and the two out of this world perfromances at the center of it all!   Plus Horror Hornshoe Headlines, Rants Recommends, and DOUG REVEALS his topic and first film of our March series.    Listen, Subscribe, Tell a Friend

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This week, the Nobodies survived Snowmageddon, and return to close out their truncated series of Horror Love stories, with what might be the ultimate horror love story, David Cronenberg's The Fly. Listen as they break down this timeless classic, discussing the incredible make up effects, score, cinematography, and the two out of this world perfromances at the center of it all!   Plus Horror Hornshoe Headlines, Rants Recommends, and DOUG REVEALS his topic and first film of our March series.    Listen, Subscribe, Tell a Friend

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