<h1>Notes</h1>
<p>Free Palestine
 
We are starting off strong (and brief) with the first iteration of The Most Dangerous Game from 1932 – spoiler alert: it’s people, just like Soylent Green (spoiler #2). Faye Wray and Robert Armstrong stuck around and filmed another film on the King Kong set while postproduction was building a gorilla and some dinosaurs. It’s short and tense and there is no mistaking the villain for a villain. It’s good stuff!
 
If you want to hear our opinions on Book of Clarence – or on hypocritical fundamentalists, check out our other show <a href="http://withoutworkspodcast.com/" rel="nofollow">Without Works</a>.
 
Recommendations: The Holdovers; American Fiction
 
Next up: The Set-Up (available for rent on various platforms)
 
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The Set-Up (1949) #2 of 50

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