Cape Fear (1962)

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Too Cute to be Scary

Bree Bracey and Morganne Melcher

13 episodes

4 days ago

We're two film-loving pals who have spent countless hours watching movies together and discussing/debating them afterwards, so we decided to share the horrifying fun. The first Friday of every month we will be discussing a new horror movie, so grab some popcorn (and maybe a friend) to watch the movie and be a part of our conversation. The movies might be scary, but we promise that we aren't!

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Cape Fear (1962)

Too Cute to be Scary

1 hour 13 minutes

3 years ago

Cape Fear (1962)

Annnnnnd we're back! This week we're talking about Cape Fear (1962) dir. J. Lee Thompson. This movie quickly became a favorite and not just because Gregory Peck is so handsome in it. We have an in depth discussion about the many themes surrounding law enforcement in this film and how progressive it is for when it was made. We also find out what Morganne's name represents in Urban Dictionary! "Watch out, Morganne's coming!"

TW: this episode does have mentions of assault and r*pe.

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