Episode 7 It Follows (2014)

07/09/21 • 79 min

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This week hosts Jamie Roberts and Robert Lendrum review David Robert Mitchell's 2014 horror It Follows. An incredible film with a whole lot of parents killing their kids sometimes in very sexy ways. We talk about the looming feeling of dread that the monster personifies and the pragmatics of escaping this relentless creature. On our True Horror segment we look at the Lions of Tsavo. Plus - Jamie tries to add toes to our rating system.
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