Modern Hit Songs from Film Soundtracks
Great films not only give us great stories, but also great soundtracks. Here are some of our favorite picks for soundtracks songs.
Valley of the Robots (1999)
In an Age of Violence, a ruthless gang of mutant killers search for ancient treasure. An epic adventure about a greed quest gone mad. Fabulous treasure could await them in The Valley of the Robots, or maybe even radioactive death. The first effort by The PuppeTose Theatre. Shot in 1998-99 in Austin, TX. Starring Ross Wilsey, Charlie Sotelo, Max Kane and Dianne Whitehair. Filmed on 3/4" videotape and edited in a linear edit suite. This cult hit aired theatrically in Austin October, 1999 to sold out shows.
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In an Age of Violence, a ruthless gang of mutant killers search for ancient treasure. An epic adventure about a greed quest gone mad. Fabulous treasure could await them in The Valley of the Robots, or maybe even radioactive death. The first effort by The PuppeTose Theatre. Shot in 1998-99 in Austin, TX. Starring Ross Wilsey, Charlie Sotelo, Max Kane and Dianne Whitehair. Filmed on 3/4" videotape and edited in a linear edit suite. This cult hit aired theatrically in Austin October, 1999 to sold out shows.
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Written By:Ross Wilsey
In Theaters:10/28/1999
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