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Hope you enjoy it,
Taylor and Rachel
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This week on the Season 1 finale of Afterthought, we watched Rachel&#8217;s pick Natural Born Killers (1994) and Taylor&#8217;s pick Pulp Fiction (1994). They are a pair of violent movies and extremely influential. We talk about violence and our threshold for it. We also have Twitter and a Facebook page now. You can follow us there to [&#8230;]

This week on the Season 1 finale of Afterthought, we watched Rachel’s pick Natural Born Killers (1994) and Taylor’s pick Pulp Fiction (1994). They are a pair of violent movies and extremely influential. We talk about violence and our threshold for it. We also have Twitter and a Facebook page now. You can follow us there to […]

Afterthought

Afterthought Episode #10 – Natural Born Killers/Pulp Fiction

Afterthought Episode #10 – Natural Born Killers/Pulp Fiction

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