You have to control yourself.

You have to control yourself. And welcome back to horror queers.

We're talking any hillbillies up there.

We're talking rural horror.

And we're talking dueling banjos.

And I'm Joe.

And I'm Trace.

And we're talking, we're going to rape this whole goddamn landscape.

We're going to rape it.

Oh, my God. So that actually was my line. And then I was like, I can't open with that.

I know. So you didn't open with that. I open with that.

Of course. That line is kind of like very thematically, it's not,

y'all, okay. Yeah, it's double thematically relevant, but also there are so many references

to like ass and rape and like gay shit in this movie. I was surprised for a 1972 film. Very much so.

I think I can understand why it has such notoriety.

But yes, everyone, we are discussing John Borman's deliverance.

A film that, well, content warnings.

Yes, definitely a content warning for sexual assault.

And I mean, that's it, right?

Like, the scene is definitely there. It's more tasteful than I

remember. I don't think it's good. I think it's actually quite in your face. I mean, it's in

this actor's face. But, like, I remember this dominating every conversation, every offhand remark

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