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Never high-five the thing under your bed. It really wants you to.
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Hot Splices
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Exploitation Nation #1: Lesbian Vampires of the Cinema
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Fervid Filmmaking: 66 Cult Pictures of Vision, Verve and No Self-Restraint
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2012
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Movie Outlaw
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2014
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Exploitation Nation #3: Theatre Du Bizarro : Bizarro Films and the Like
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Movie Outlaw Rides Again! (Movie Outlaw Vol. 2)
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2015
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Exploitation Nation #2: Hunting Cryptids of the Cinema!
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Suicide Machine
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2010
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Exploitation Nation #4: Rock 'N Roll Movies Forever!
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The Resurrection Game
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2002
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Coming Aug 13: THE MOSTLY TRUE STORY OF RUDABAUGH AND WEBB
When the railroad came to Las Vegas, the outlaws came with it.
In 1879, Las Vegas, NM, was a town divided by progress. On one side, the original Mexican settlers; on the other, the new arrivals seeking their fortune in the lawlessness of the growing New Town. Right away, crime crossed the river.
During this time, the most-wanted outlaw in the New Mexico Territory was Dave Rudabaugh, sometimes called Read more of this blog post »
In 1879, Las Vegas, NM, was a town divided by progress. On one side, the original Mexican settlers; on the other, the new arrivals seeking their fortune in the lawlessness of the growing New Town. Right away, crime crossed the river.
During this time, the most-wanted outlaw in the New Mexico Territory was Dave Rudabaugh, sometimes called Read more of this blog post »
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The Mostly True Story of Rudabaugh and Webb (Encyclopocalypse Originals):
"Entertaining and very adventurous book. I was amazed by all the outlaw connections that occurred over the years and miles! Funny stories and sad stories about many different situations throughout the West during the outlaw days.
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The Mostly True Story of Rudabaugh and Webb (Encyclopocalypse Originals):
"This uses the Western elements perfectly to tell the story, the characters had that element that worked in this story-line and I was engaged with the overall feel of this. Mike Watt has a great writing style that worked with the historical feel. I lo"
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“On the edge of a laughing teacup
Did Kubla Kat decree
The the corn fritter festooned with medals
Shall make the brownies free
And so the walls turned to water
To let our sorrows drown
As the chairs burned themselves for warmth
So they need not face the clown
Then the spoons burst into song
And all the forks they understood
As I stared at my talking claws
Becasue this catnip is just that good”
― I Could Pee on This: and Other Poems by Cats
Did Kubla Kat decree
The the corn fritter festooned with medals
Shall make the brownies free
And so the walls turned to water
To let our sorrows drown
As the chairs burned themselves for warmth
So they need not face the clown
Then the spoons burst into song
And all the forks they understood
As I stared at my talking claws
Becasue this catnip is just that good”
― I Could Pee on This: and Other Poems by Cats
“They say there are
Twenty-four hours in a day
But I'm only up for three of them
And two I consider overtime”
― I Could Pee on This: and Other Poems by Cats
Twenty-four hours in a day
But I'm only up for three of them
And two I consider overtime”
― I Could Pee on This: and Other Poems by Cats
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