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Emerald Fennell took one of the classic works of literature most beloved by horny youth and said, "But what if I took out the subtlety?" It actually made quite a lot of money at the box office, but did it work for the Flop House? Guess you'll have to listen to find out. (See, Emerald? That's how you TEASE.)
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Wikipedia page for Wuthering Heights
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Stu: Obsession (2026)
Elliott: 52 Pickup (1986)
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