Ep 37: Robo Vampire
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This week we watched the 1988 film Robo Vampire. This film is directed by cult film maker Godfrey Ho and it is one of the harder films to explain since it has almost too much plot. If you are interested in drugs, androids, vampires, ghosts, explosions, street fights, kung-fu, guns or arm wrestling then this film was made for you. Come join us as we try to understand how it all connects together...
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