ABOUT THIS EPISODE
The Dead Boys take a trip to the dark fantastical side of Mexico as they discuss Issa Lopez' 2017 thriller "Tigers Are Not Afraid". Brilliant child acting, cultural touchpoints, and the horrors of trying to understand meaningless violence are topics of discussion, along with RyanRossLIVE's frustrations at there not being enough tigers! Also, news on Noah Hawleys upcoming projects, horror video game updates, and Dan Marcha Madness has a serial killer haunting his front yard!!
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