You Will Find No Innocents

Spooky! Scary! The floorboards creak, the shutters slam shut, and people emerge in the mirror. This week on the podcast the Terrible Trio discuss the 1961 Criterion Classic, The Innocents. A haunted house film...no a ghost film...no a psychological horror...This British film co-written by Truman Capote utilizes shadows, Cinemascope, and deep focus to create one hell-of-a atmospheric ghost terror. Tune in to find out more!

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