An arrogant and pious police officer is called to a remote Scottish island to search for a missing girl, and begins to suspect there is a larger plot afoot to cover up a planned pagan sacrifice. Tune in as Chris talks British Lion, clashing religions, and multiple edits, as the LSCE screens the 1973 cult horror musical “The Wicker Man.” Join Us!
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