In this episode of "Theater Cleaners," Todd and Dom delve into the classic 1931 German film "M," directed by Fritz Lang. The film tells the story of a city gripped by fear as a serial killer (played by Peter Lorre) preys on children, and the authorities struggle to catch him. As tensions rise, the criminal underworld takes matters into its own hands, launching a manhunt for the killer. Todd and Dom explore the film's groundbreaking use of sound, as Lang blends music, dialogue, and sound effects to create a haunting and suspenseful atmosphere. They also examine Lorre's unforgettable performance as the killer, as well as Lang's use of visual symbolism and motifs, and how they enhance the film's themes and narrative. Join Todd and Dom as they reflect on the enduring legacy of "M" and explore why it remains a landmark in the history of cinema.