Show Notes
Content Warning: Mention of Sexual Assault, Violence Wait, who is the guest? In a twist on the formula recurring guest Brendan Connors takes to the host chair to watch the pick of our usual fearless leader. Spared from writing the summary, what will Sophia pick? Surely something cinematic and deep. Nope! It's Mafia Mamma (2023)!
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