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SOS: Screw on the Screen (1975)
A cinematic version of Screw magazine, featuring skits, interviews, and documentary segments.
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A cinematic version of Screw magazine, featuring skits, interviews, and documentary segments.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Al Goldstein, Jim Buckley
In Theaters:7/29/1975
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Milkytone News
Cast
Jim Buckley
Director
Melissa Evers
The Beauty
Al Goldstein
Super Sausage
Ronnie Love
Neanderthal Man
Erica Eaton
Miss Crabtree
Honeysuckle Divine
Herself
Jim Buckley
The Narrator
Darby Lloyd Rains
Worried Mother
Jody Maxwell
Split Beaver / Singing Cocksucker from Missouri
Marc Stevens
Screw Newsstand Vendor
Helen Madigan
Victorian Lady /Modern Woman
Eric Edwards
Victorian Gentleman /Modern Man
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