What a Waste - Hereditary (2018)
from Bisexually Lit
First off: Dex is extremely apologetic that this episode was so delayed, and they have no excuse but that the movie is scary and editing is overwhelming sometimes. Now, for our delayed Halloween special: Hereditary, the debut project from Ari Aster. A family drama disguised as a horror movie that is as emotionally devastating as it is dreadful. Hang on to your heads for this one.
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