Question re: Anoraknophobia (1 Viewer)

[Mike Broadman]

Marillion's latest album, Anoraknophobia, is, IMO, easily one of the greatest pop/rock albums ever created. That isn't related to my question, but there it is.

On one of the songs, there is recorded dialogue, possibly taken from a movie or TV show. It is at the beginning and the end. Part of it is something like, "We accept her, one of us," chanted.

Does anyone know what that is from?

 

[Ryan Spaight]

The classic 1932 Tod Browning film, "Freaks":
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As a Marillion fan, I'm sure you appreciate the in-joke.
And yes, it is a mind-bogglingly good album.
Ryan

 

[Mike Broadman]

Thanks, man.
It certainly fits in with the title of the album.
I just checked netflix.com and they don't have it. :frowning:
Here's a sample of my stupidity: I almost seriously asked if it was silent movie.:b