<h1>Show Notes</h1>
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This week, we have to warn you that once night comes, you will be alone and no one will hear your distress as you watch The Haunting from 1963. Dutch angles, rococo design, claustrophobic sets, lens distortions, and four distinct and powerful performances lend to deep unsettlement and a slow burn thrill.  
 
 
Recommendations: Read some Shirley Jackson; Mike Flannagan’s The Haunting of Hill House on Netflix
 
Next up: The Naked Pray (1965) rentable on Amazon
 
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The Naked Pray (1965) #13 of 50

Amity and Lemuel have seen a lot of things, but they have missed some major cultural plot points. The Latecomers is their recaps and reviews of the shows that have shaped entertainment and culture because when it comes to the good stuff - better late than never.