Hello and welcome to my live course

episode 11. 11 years. That means we have gone past 10. Very exciting that we've

gone past 10. Yep. You can count. I can. I'm impressed. Yeah. We're gonna go

straight into our film review today because you've got loads to talk about in

this episode so let's get crack with our film review. Our film review for this

week is the Babadook. Duke. Duke. Can you start making that noise please because I

cannot cope. So the Babadook was a film that was released in 2014. It has 6.8

out of 10 on IMDB which is not bad. That's good. That's good. And it has a massive

massive 98% on wrong to massively. No seriously. Finally doing a film that is

rated highly. I know it's right. It's amazing. That is good. I'm actually I think it's a

well deserved 98%. Well I think 98 is quite high. Oh listen get a grip. So this

film was directed by Jennifer Kent and was also written by Jennifer Kent which is

really good because I like female, written and directed films so that makes me

happy. And I'm gonna do a synopsis of the film before we start because I

realised in our five minute film review last week we didn't do any synopsis or

anything of the sort. So I'm sorry. We're still finding our feet with this

whole podcast thing. Six years after the violent death of our husband Amelia

played by S.C. Davis is at a loss. She struggles to discipline her out of

control six-year-old Samuel played by Noah Weisman. A son she finds impossible

to love. Samuel's dreams are plagued by a monster he believes is coming to

kill them both. When disturbing story book called The Babadook turns up at their

house Samuel is convinced that the Babadook is the creature he's been dreaming

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