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They say that breaking up is hard to do. Who says it? I don't know, people in the 60s, Neil Sadaka, The Carpenters. The point is, this episode is all about the inevitable heartbreak and murder that happens every time a relationship ends. We discuss the pitfalls of allowing Glenn Close to be sexy in 'Fatal Attraction' and the unfortunate love of a girl and some hands in 'May'. |
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{{TFAFULL|H.H.A No. 74: Breaking Up is Hard to Do|H.A.A. #74: Breaking Up is Hard to Do}} |
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{{TFAFULL|H.H.A. No. 72: Rocktober III : The Quickening|H.H.A #72: Rocktober III : The Quickening}} |
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Rocking back at you with our second course of Rocktober, this week Maddy and Corey are still trapped by a demented Radio jockey in his studio - - and this time, rock is the villain in 'Black Roses' from 1988, as well as the epic rock opera 'Phantom of the Paradise' from 1974. |
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{{TFAFULL|H.H.A. No. 71: Rocktober II : Electric Boogaloo|H.H.A #71: Rocktober II : Electric Boogaloo}} |
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