Show Me The Meaning! – A Wisecrack Movie Podcast

We Know What You Watched Last Summer

Show Me The Meaning! – A Wisecrack Movie Podcast

Show Notes

For their first episode back, Austin and Raymond are going to be discussing the past summer at the movies, and what the failures and successes of Hollywood can show us about the future of cinema.

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