If the title of Episode Thirteen doesn't speak for itself (let alone the superstitious episode number), let us speak for it...Womb (2010) will have you feeling shocked, upset, alarmed, disgusted, and off-put if you choose to watch it (as Randi and Lindsey have done). The crew here at Completely Unqualified urge extreme caution before listening to Episode Thirteen, but especially before watching the film yourself. If you chose to just read a synopsis of this film because the subject matter was too icky for you, don't fear!! We've attached a Wikipedia movie summary link here: Womb (film) - Wikipedia. If you decided to take another shower today and indulge in this gross Oedipus Complex-themed film, here's a Talkspace Online Therapy link, too - free of charge: Online therapy with a licensed therapist (talkspace.com). 

The most important thing about this week's episode - ADRIAN WAHLEN IS HERE! Lindsey and Randi's dear friend and German child actor, Adrian, was a part of Eva Green and Matt Smith's controversial film, Womb. He joined Completely Unqualified on today's episode to talk about his involvement in the film. Adrian, Randi, and Lindsey catch up on their lives, discuss Womb, and share a ton of laughs along the way about the beaches of Normandy and Adrian's life as a 4-foot-11-inches-tall child star. Follow Completely Unqualified on Twitter, Instagram, and/or Facebook for video footage regarding Episode Thirteen and other podcast-related updates: @completelyUNQ. Write in your own movie recommendation to our Gmail, too: [email protected].

Next week, join us as we watch a less disgusting film (maybe?): Taxi Driver (1976). Taxi Driver is available on Netflix right now, is considered a classic psychological thriller, and it stars Robert De Niro. We appreciate you all taking the time to listen to Lindsey and Randi constantly ramble about movies. We don't deserve your support, but since we have it, THANK YOU! And we are...completely unqualified.

P.S. We sincerely apologize, yet again, for some sketchy audio. Since we had to Zoom record this interview episode with Adrian, it resulted in some odd microphone feedback and sketchy background noises. S/O to Steven Bryant from I Love It Here, I Hate It Here podcast for assisting in enhancing our audio as best as he could. Next week will be better. We're sorry! (But like we said, we're completely unqualified so...)