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MIDSOMMAR Review
Adam and Heidi return with a fresh helping of NEW NEWS and 2(1/2) reviews! First up, Danny Boyle's YESTERDAY! In a world where everyone has forgotten who The Beatles are, One man (Hamish Patel) remembers, as he embarks on a journey to become the ultimate one man cover band. Also starring Lily James.
Then A and H review Midsommar, the new "horror" movie from director Ari Aster. Florence Pugh stars as a grieving girl who goes on a trip to experience a once in a life time festival in Sweden. Little does she know that their culture is ritualistic and very secretive.
Heidi also watched The Queen's Corgi. God Bless her.
Plus special guest, The Ghost of John Lennon.