The End is Sigh
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The End is Sigh
EP 96 | 1995's Four Rooms
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Welcome to a classic TEIS episode! It's got all four staples: a movie review, meaning in the meantime, rated R material, and questionable-at-best audio!
Speaking of four, this week we discuss the cult classic, four-movies-in-one film, Four Rooms! It stars Tim Roth as he bellhop's for some crazy scenarios that include witches, role players, mysterious smells, and drunken bets! And it includes some famous peeps in the form of Madonna, Jennifer Beals, Antonio Banderas, and Bruce Willis - all directed by four different directors, including Allison Anders, Alexandre Rockwell, Robert Rodriguez, and Quentin Tarantino.
All that, and mour (get it, like four), so buckle in! And happy listening.
ps. the movie review starts around minute 17
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