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Hi, this is Dana Steven Slate's movie critic and I'm here with the Slate, spoiler special podcast on

Darren Aronofsky's mother. Or maybe with the exclamation point in the title we

should say, mother. Jeb. I don't know how you say the small M. Maybe you just whisper that letter or something.

So I'm here in the studio at Slate with Sam Adams, the editor of Browbeat Slate's culture blog. Hello, Sam.

Hello. And with Forrest Wickman, our culture editor in chief.

How are you, Forrest?

I'm great.

I'm so glad the spoiler special is back.

I know you guys already like saying Hosanna's last week, but I would like to add one

additional Hosanna as a long-time fan of the spoiler special.

Yeah, me too.

Yeah, this is the second one after the relaunch. And we've been really lucky to have it and mother to spoil in these few weeks because they're both highly, highly spoilable. And the kind of thing that if you've seen the movie, you want to talk about it and hear what other people are saying about it. And as may be more the case with the movie we're talking today, if you don't want to see it, but still want to hear people talking about it, this is kind of the ideal place. I think that was also true of it. I did not see it. I was very eager to listen to the spoiler

special because I was too much of a scary cat.

All right. Well, if you are a scarity cat about intense movies, this is definitely one that you

might want to think twice about going to. But I'm going to do my usual. And before we start

spoiling, go around and get your sort of basic critical reaction

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