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Farces of Death
A spoof of the infamous shock u mentary Mondo films of the 70s. Not shocking but funny. Underground comedians came together for the weirdest mash up and tribute to VHS and dumb humor. Comedians and filmmakers from several countries "dieing" to just be weird.
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A spoof of the infamous shock u mentary Mondo films of the 70s. Not shocking but funny. Underground comedians came together for the weirdest mash up and tribute to VHS and dumb humor. Comedians and filmmakers from several countries "dieing" to just be weird.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Adam Thorn
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