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Bad People Doing Bad Things (2021)
Ramirez Hishkenstien, a disturbed and eccentric film director of exploitation cinema, hits the back roads of America with his DP, Flanksteak. Together they experience a barrage of psychedelic, satanic, and surreal nightmares.
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Ramirez Hishkenstien, a disturbed and eccentric film director of exploitation cinema, hits the back roads of America with his DP, Flanksteak. Together they experience a barrage of psychedelic, satanic, and surreal nightmares.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror
Written By:Garrett Knowles
In Theaters:5/21/2021
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Runtime:38 minutes
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Cast
Garrett Knowles
Director
Alex Akira
Ramirez Hishkenstien
Oscar Bodden
Warden Foree
Chelsey Falbo
Kristina (Lesbian Witch)
Wyatt Isaacs
Flanksteak
Jax Kellington
Valerie ( Lesbian Witch)
Felix Millan
David Hess
Stephen James Powers
Jed William Marshall
Tayde Ramirez
Reverend Phyllis
William Wyatt
Anton LaVey
Dana Henson
Dog Man
Jesse Fine
Murderer (voice)
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