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Questionable cult classic gets an unnecessary sequel
(for bloody violence, language and nudity) Written and directed by Troy Duffy. Produced by Don Carmody, Robert N. Fried, Lloyd Segan. Photographed by Miroslaw Baszak. Edited by Bill DeRonde and Paul Kumpata. Music by Jeff Danna. Full Article at NorthJersey.com
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