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The gals were guffawing, gripped, and gagged while watching the disturbing romantic psychological thriller, Beast (2017) directed by Michael Pearce. They touch on the beauty and danger of small town isolation, their admiration for a kiss, the dark side of desire, the power of aging, feeling viscerally connected to Jessie Buckley, and are currently still torn over Johnny Flynn.
Warning: This podcast is rated NC-17. If you are are under the age of 18, a family member of Clare or Emma's, or are triggered by explicit language and/or mature themes do not listen to this! Why are you pressing play—-
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