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Welcome back to the next picture show, a movie that we've podcast devoted to a classic film

the way it shaped our thoughts on a recent release. I'm Keith Phipps here again with Scott Tobias and Tasha Robinson. Once again, we are joined by Alison Wilmore while our regular co-host, Genevue-Coskey blazes a bloody trail through Japan and Europe. Allison, thanks for stepping in. I just want to warn you everyone around me, you know, everyone I come in contact with dies.

That's a big, that's a good warning to have. It's a big warning to throw at us at the top of our second segment together. You couldn't have brought that up earlier?

Yeah, I just, you know, it's hard to maintain friendships when that's just a truth about you. So sometimes

I like to hold on to it for a while just to get some socialization. Well, we got to complete this episode at least for just for our listeners' sake. We got to deliver what we promised. I don't know. I don't know. Which is a John McFour pairing. I'm feeling a little die-e right now. If you'll excuse me, I'm going to go monologue a lot about a past relationship and then succumb quietly in my bed. Oh, anyway, last week we discussed point blank, the film to which Tasha is alluding. It's a classic revenge movie starring Lee Marvin and directed by John Borman. Years ago, director of Jim Jarmuse formed a not-so-secret secret society called The Sons of Lee Marvin,

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