'EXmas' (2023)
Holiday hijinks ensue when a recently separated couple are both accidently invited to same holiday celebration.
Toy Machine – Heavy Metal (1995)
Skaters: Ed Templeton, Jamie Thomas, Josh Kalis, Panama Dan, Satva Leung. Soundtrack: Intro – ZZ Top La Grange. Josh Kalis – Marvin Gaye Lets Get It On. Ed Templeton – Jon Spencer Blues Explosion Bellbottoms. Satva Leung – The Police Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic. Panama Dan – Santana Soul Sacrifice. Jamie Thomas – Gloria Gaynor I Will Survive. Bails – Metallica Whiplash. Credits #1 – Canned Heat On The Road Again. Credits #2 – Dan McLean American Pie.
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Skaters: Ed Templeton, Jamie Thomas, Josh Kalis, Panama Dan, Satva Leung. Soundtrack: Intro – ZZ Top La Grange. Josh Kalis – Marvin Gaye Lets Get It On. Ed Templeton – Jon Spencer Blues Explosion Bellbottoms. Satva Leung – The Police Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic. Panama Dan – Santana Soul Sacrifice. Jamie Thomas – Gloria Gaynor I Will Survive. Bails – Metallica Whiplash. Credits #1 – Canned Heat On The Road Again. Credits #2 – Dan McLean American Pie.
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