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A Los Angeles strip club owner in the 1970's owes a gambling debt to the mob. When he can't pay the back the money, the mob forces him to kill a Chinese bookie to settle his debt. In the hands of a less capable director, this film would be dismissed as B-movie-exploitation-schlock. But, The Killing of a Chinese Bookie is directed by John Cassavetes. The man who invented indie films as we know it. We are not worthy.

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This psychological thriller with political undertones is somewhere between The Fugitive and Memento with a dash of Regarding Henry. A man is caught in the wrong place at wrong time. He survives being shot in the head by a cop, but now is being framed by the police on trumped up charges. Meanwhile his estranged wife is having an affair with the a communist activist. Great movie night pick.

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In an era of internet celebrities teaming up with giant corporations to sell you everything from ugly streetwear, cheap gross alcohol, and diarrhea causing fast-food, its hard to imagine these fly by night stars having any motivation other than money. In the film Drib, we follow the star of a viral video who cons his way into becoming the face of a well known energy drink company (not Red Bull *wink*).

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Its once again time to roll around in the muck of one of Hong Kong's sleaziest films!

Ebola Syndrome (1996) Directed by Herman Yau. Starring Anthony Wong.

A fugitive serial killer contracts the ebola virus and unknowingly spreads it throughout Hong Kong and South Africa, leaving raped and murdered victims in his wake. Will the authorities bring this maniac before a worldwide pandemic consumes the earth?!

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Hello! Its your host Adam, reviewing two sizzling hot cult films for your listening pleasure.

The Loveless (1982) Co-Directed by Kathryn Bigelow and Monty Montgomery. Starring Willem Defoe.

A gang of bikers roll into a small town in the South. Even though they're minding their own business, locals in the town start giving them a hard time resulting in an explosive ending.

The Untold Story (1993) Directed by Herman Yao. Starring Anthony Wong and Danny Lee.

Based on a true story. When a restaurant owner in Macau can't pay a gambling debt, the owner and his whole family is butchered and made into pork buns. The killer assumes ownership of the restaurant and sells the human pork buns customers!

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Hello! Its your host, Adam, bringing you three cinematic offerings of pure obscure trash!

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Hello fellow cult movie fan! Its Adam, your host on this crazy-amazing double feature. These movies are sure to curl your socks. The first movie is a brand-spanking-new movie from Norway about a lady whose narcissism and need for attention leads her down a horrifying road of self destruction. The second, can only be described in a question. What if Sam Elliot's character from Road House was a NYPD cop who teams up with RoboCop (whose a lawyer) to take down a drug kingpin and a team of corrupt narcotics cops that want them dead? If you want the answer to this question, than listen and...

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On This Episode:

Sick Of Myself (2022)

Shakedown (1988)

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Hello! It's Adam. It gets rough watching and reviewing dark movies about harsh subject matter sometimes. I like lighthearted movies too. I like to laugh and sing-a-long with happy songs from time-to-time. Heres some movies that may cause a warm, fuzzy feeling inside your soul. I promise.

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On This Episode:

Mystery Train (1989)

True Stories (1986)

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Hello. It's Adam. On this episode, I'll discuss two films about mass murders who commit psychotic killing sprees! The first is an American film about two teenage outsiders who travel out to Los Angeles and go on a weekend rampage, where no one is safe. The second is an Austrian film about real life killer, Werner Kneisek, who after being released from prison commits a deadly home invasion that you won't soon forget.

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On This Episode:

The Boys Next Door (1985)

Angst (1983)

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