Show Notes
This week from the Patreon vault! 1985's The Breakfast Club is the coming-of-age story of five teenagers who are stuck in detention. 1963's McLintock! is a John Wayne vehicle with a surprising twist. What are these movies trying to tell us about America? Tune in to find out!
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