Reel Talk: Defending Malignant (Misjudged or a Misfire?)

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Aquaman Director, James Wan returned to his Horror Roots, with last year's malignant. Despite it's polarizing reception, and named one of the most disappointing films of 2021, (By me at least.) Cohost Gogo, offers his takedown on why malignant isn't as bad as one may think. Watch the video below and don't forget to subscribe and share. It means a lot to us, thanks!





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