EP 99 - IDLE HANDS with Paris Herbert-Taylor and David William Rogers
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Writer/director Paris Herbert-Taylor and actor David William Rogers are connoisseurs of movies "gone bad over time in the mini fridge of the mind," including IDLE HANDS (1999) starring Devon Sawa, Seth Green, Jessica Alba and Elden Henson. Does this film stand a chance in the landscape of the late XX-Century cinema or is it unwatchable garbage? Listen to find out.
Check out David and Paris' podcast Aged Like Milk about films like Idle Hands.
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