Oh, to be a puritan in the 60s.... Daniella and Stefan discuss one of their most divisive films yet. Is 'Rosemary's Baby' feminist? Is it scary? Did 'False Positive' rip it off? Dive in for a difficult discussion.&nbsp;
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If you’re a film lover of any creed, you’re probably familiar with “the canon.” These movies are considered to be the greats for one reason or another. We started asking: Why do these movies get praised? Whether a financial or critical success, cult favorite, or film with some legacy, we’re going to talk about two things:
1. Why we think this movie got praised? 
2. Is it actually any good?

If you’ve ever loved a movie despite feeling like it wasn’t made for you or hated a movie that you were told is made for everyone, this is the podcast for you.