Episode 137. One of Us: Freaks (1932)

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Feb 25, 20251:02:44TV & Film

Join us as we delve into the lineage and legacy of Tod Browning’s pre-code horror classic. From the morality police to representation of disability to community building through murder, we discuss why Freaks remain...

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