You're Probably the Villain of SALTBURN
Channel: Cool Channel DreadTube
Date: 26/01/2024

Emerald Fennell's Saltburn became Discourse heaven in late 2023 thanks to a lot of unsuspecting viewers thinking they were going to watch a Merchant-Ivory film. But buried beneath the lavish set dressing is a disturbing thriller about obsession, manipulation, and identity. Barry Keoghan's bathtub antics alone became a meme, but there is so much more to the tactics of his sociopathic character, Oliver Quick.
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You're Probably the Villain of SALTBURN

➧ CHAPTERS
0:00 - Introduction
1:33 - What is Saltburn?
3:18 - Faces & Masks
6:13 - Oliver Quick has a Big D---
14:50 - The Cattons
20:48 - A Web Untangled

➧ BIBLIOGRAPHY & OTHER READINGS
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