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This week the Hack or Slash patrons have voted for the team to review His House (2020).
Show Notes
Episode Synopsis
This week the Hack or Slash patrons have voted for the team to review His House (2020). The group unpacks the film's cinematic portrayal of grief, explores how it navigates post-traumatic stress, and reflects on its portrayal of the immigrant experience. This episode contains spoilers, beginning at 30:51.
Movie Details
Mentioned in the Episode
‘His House’ Director Hopes It “Creates a Conversation”
Sinister & Supernatural: The Making of His House with Remi Weekes, Wunmi Mosaku, and Sope Dìrísù
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