The Witch (2015)

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Clickety clackety! Clickety clackety! We be the witches of the wood! And we’re joined by Ten Backe for a deep dive into american folklore, religion, and the patriarchy for Robert Eggers’ debut feature. As usual, we get very silly while having some very serious discussions. Content Warning for discussions of child abuse. Find us online: patreon.com/podcastperverts https://www.instagram.com/pleasersandpunishers https://bsky.app/profile/pleaserspunishers.bsky.social [email protected] Find Ten online @the_blue_iris_ Bandcamp Art by The Haunted David Music by Everson Poe

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