The Best for Last: Newman, Woodward, and 'The Last Movie Stars'
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Kill Canibal Retards (2003)
It's Halloween night and the water supply of New York City has become infected mutating people into Canibal Retards! The Army has been called in but its up to the head of the DoD Carl J. Sukenick to save us all but to do so he must first KILL CANIBAL RETARDS! Originally produced in 2003.
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It's Halloween night and the water supply of New York City has become infected mutating people into Canibal Retards! The Army has been called in but its up to the head of the DoD Carl J. Sukenick to save us all but to do so he must first KILL CANIBAL RETARDS! Originally produced in 2003.
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