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Reel World: Rewind #023 – The Room

January 15, 2018Joshua Crabb Comedy, Drama, podcast, RWRewind0

On this episode of Reel World: Rewind . . .

With the release of The Disaster Artist, the new film by James Franco, it seemed only appropriate to delve into the cult classic that spawned the book the movie is based on. Joined by fellow Reel World Theology staff member Blake Collier, Josh Crabb kicks off the 2018 season of Reel World Rewind discussing Tommy Wiseau’s 2003 bad movie classic, The Room.

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Music: “Dirt Rhodes” by Kevin MacLeod. Used under Creative Commons license 3.0.

Written by Joshua Crabb

Josh Crabb (@HeyItsThatJosh) is an editor, writer, and sometimes talker for Reel World Theology. He is also the co-host of a weekly Star Wars podcast, Home One Radio (@homeoneradio). When he's not obsessing over movies or Star Wars, he works as an educator in Appleton, WI and spending time with his best friend and wife, Tina, and his 4 super awesome kids!

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