ABOUT THIS EPISODE
After a two month hiatus, and a notable absence in several episodes, Ben Eastman finally returns to Heavy Set Go where he and Geoff Crenshaw talk about many things. They talk about the January Premiere of his film The Card and Calvin McCarthy's Three Flies In A Widow's Web. They talk about their love for the recent Jordan Peele directed hit Get Out. They talk about movies they find underrated. Ben laments over The Burbs not being as appreciated as it should be. Geoff rages over Mommie Dearest being unfairly maligned over the years. Ben and Geoff share their mutual disgust with the terrible Seth Rogen movie Sausage Party and why the vulgarity didn't work in that film when vulgarity has worked in other movies in the past. Those things are multiple other things are talked about. If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element
English
United States
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