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Controversial 1971 film starring Malcolm McDonald features many uncomfortable scenarios and characters. It is considered by many to be an essential film directed by Stanley Kubrick. What will Kris, T.C. and special guest David Geisler think? Is this an Essential Film?
INTRODUCTION BY: T.C. De Witt, Dani ScottHOSTS: Kris Schulz, T.C. De WittGUEST: David Geisler
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