In our sixth episode, we discuss Đặng Nhật Minh's Don't Burn (2009, also known as Đừng đốt) and learn a little about Vietnam.

ALSO discussed: returning to Weapons, squelchy vs crunchy horror, exchanging eggs between the mouths of lovers, and PTA's depiction of political violence. This episode is dedicated to Richard Bruce Cheney.

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In our fifth episode, we discuss Shin Sang-ok and/or Chong Gon Jo's Pulgasari (1985) and learn a little about North Korea.

ALSO discussed: found-footage horror, a double-feature of movies about SA allegations, and a shout out to our boy Harry T.

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In our fourth episode, we discuss Nobuhiko Obayashi's House (1977) and learn a little about Japan.

ALSO discussed: the New French Extremity, streaming mediocre horror movies, and our new primary adversary, John Stuart Mill.

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In our third episode, we discuss Hany Abu-Assad's Paradise Now (2005) and learn a little about Palestine.

ALSO discussed: the Conjuring films, problematic fav Lars von Trier, an impassioned defense of Kogonada's new film, a bit about Adam Sandler we decided to cut, and finally we bring up Henry Kissinger (wild that it took this long).

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In our second episode, we discuss Alex Cox's Walker (1987) and learn a little about Nicaragua.

ALSO discussed: Hooptober, Scenes from a Marriage, and our primary adversary, James Earl Carter Jr.

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In our first episode, we discuss Abbas Kiarostami's Taste of Cherry (1997) and learn a little about Iran.

ALSO discussed: Zach Cregger's films, fears that we may have to cancel Ethan Coen, and is Pierce Brosnan innocent?

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