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EPISODE · Sep 30, 2022 · 1H 7M

The Reel Opposites Do Science! 🛸🧫

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This month the Reel Opposites are feeling extra chummy as they will be covering horror movies to celebrate the spooky season. They may share a love for all things creepy, but will their taste in horror films align? Find out as they talk about The Belko Experiment and John Carpenter's The Thing.   Next time we will continue our horror movie month with Josh's pick: The Silence of the Lambs Aaron's pick: Hellfest 

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This month the Reel Opposites are feeling extra chummy as they will be covering horror movies to celebrate the spooky season. They may share a love for all things creepy, but will their taste in horror films align? Find out as they talk about The Belko Experiment and John Carpenter's The Thing.   Next time we will continue our horror movie month with Josh's pick: The Silence of the Lambs Aaron's pick: Hellfest

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