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Pig – Slaughterhouse (2005)

Skaters: Adrian Mallory, Brian Hansen, Charlie Castelluzzo, Lizard King, Ragdoll, Sammy Baca, Shuriken Shannon. Soundtrack: intro – The Dirtbombs Start The Party. Brian Hansen – Girlschool C’mon let’s go. Shuriken Shannon – Viktor Vaughn Saliva. Sammy Baca – ACDC Rocker. Lizard King – Minor Threat Look Back And Laugh. Charlie Castelluzzo – Sing The Body Electric 4 Leaf Clover. Adrian Mallory – Iron Maiden Burning Ambission. Ragdoll #1 – Iggy Pop Search and Destroy. Ragdoll #2 – Icarus Line White Devil. Credits – The Dirtbombs Executioner of Love. Bonus Ragdoll – Icarus Line Party The Baby Off.
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Skaters: Adrian Mallory, Brian Hansen, Charlie Castelluzzo, Lizard King, Ragdoll, Sammy Baca, Shuriken Shannon. Soundtrack: intro – The Dirtbombs Start The Party. Brian Hansen – Girlschool C’mon let’s go. Shuriken Shannon – Viktor Vaughn Saliva. Sammy Baca – ACDC Rocker. Lizard King – Minor Threat Look Back And Laugh. Charlie Castelluzzo – Sing The Body Electric 4 Leaf Clover. Adrian Mallory – Iron Maiden Burning Ambission. Ragdoll #1 – Iggy Pop Search and Destroy. Ragdoll #2 – Icarus Line White Devil. Credits – The Dirtbombs Executioner of Love. Bonus Ragdoll – Icarus Line Party The Baby Off.

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Directed By:Josh Beagle
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In Theaters:1/1/2005
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Runtime:32 minutes
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