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Carlos Enrique Taboada’s “Poison for the Fairies'” Dangerous Female Friends and Letting Go of the Unicorn Thing in Rankin and Bass' “The Last Unicorn”
Category: TV & Film
Duration: 01:08:55
Publish Date: 2022-06-10 11:34:29
Description:

Swade has Covid, which is no excuse but he somehow lets the Covid affect his microphone and his brain so we apologize for the bad recording. (00:01:00) Fake Film Fans has never talked about Covid before so we decide now is a great time to give some of our thoughts about this period and how its different in Hong Kong and USA (00:15:02) Walter brings Carlos Enrique Taboada's most famous film "Poison of the Fairies" and shares his thoughts on how there are so many different movies about dangerous female friendships in film history. Swade and Walter also talk about black magic and witchcraft. (00:42:21) Swade brings "The Last Unicorn" directed by Rankin and Bass (Arthur Rankin and Jules Bass). He is incredibly moved gets philosophical about the proper way of giving up good past events in life. (01:04:16) Finally, Fake Film Fans responds to a bit of social media to end the episode.

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