"Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Eternal, Part 1"
Sailor Moon Crystal wisely makes the decision to adapt Season 4's Dream Arc into an epic anime movie where the Sailor Guardians shine brightest.
GWAR: It's Sleazy (2001)
That's right scum, Gwar's manager Sleazy P. Martini is back with his own fudge-packed talk show. Join Sleazy and crew as they welcome a host of ridiculous guests who exist only to be destroyed. The fur really starts to fly with the arrival of GWAR and nut-chinned mystic scumdog Scroda Moon. All this and less awaits you in It's Sleazy!
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That's right scum, Gwar's manager Sleazy P. Martini is back with his own fudge-packed talk show. Join Sleazy and crew as they welcome a host of ridiculous guests who exist only to be destroyed. The fur really starts to fly with the arrival of GWAR and nut-chinned mystic scumdog Scroda Moon. All this and less awaits you in It's Sleazy!
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Genre:Music
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In Theaters:7/1/2001
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Runtime:66 minutes
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Cast
Dave Brockie, Hunter Jackson
Director
Dave Brockie
Oderus Urungus / Television Announcer / Transvestite Midget / Black Guy / Various Voice Overs
Hunter Jackson
Scroda Moon
Mike Derks
Themselves
Don Drakulich
Sleazy P. Martini
Sexecutioner
Scrottocks the Scrotal Scumdog
Mike Derks
Self / Miss Dottie Crust
Slymenstra Hymen
Self / Heroin
Jizmak the Gusha
Self / Wolfman
Flattus Maximus
Self / Count Crackula / Neo Nazi
Todd Evans
Self / Frankenstein
Scott Krahl
Skullheadface
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