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At Last... Total Terror! - The Incredible True Story of 'Axe' and 'Kidnapped Coed (2015)

Documentary on the making of the low-budget 1970's drive-in cult classics Axe (1974) and Date with a Kidnapper (1976)
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Documentary on the making of the low-budget 1970's drive-in cult classics Axe (1974) and Date with a Kidnapper (1976)

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