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Content warning: VIDEODROME is a movie that centers on questions about the social/psychological effects of depictions of violence and sex on television, so our discussion covers violence, torture, depictions of suicide -- real and fictional. Some listeners may find the material disturbing. Please use your discretion.
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Check out Liam's other projects at cinepunx.com
Content warning: VIDEODROME is a movie that centers on questions about the social/psychological effects of depictions of violence and sex on television, so our discussion covers violence, torture, depictions of suicide -- real and fictional. Some listeners may find the material disturbing. Please use your discretion.
If you like our show, support us at Patreon.com/PTRPodcast
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