HPR Show: Pitch Black

from HPR Show Hosted by Producer Scrat

Welcome back to the show, it is with great regret that due to a technical error we do not have video this week. This was a good cult classic corner where we look back on Pitch Black. We cover some news topics and look back at the career of Lance Reddick. As always, like and subscribe, rate and review. Find us on Patreon, Instagram, Twitter, and Youtube (Just not this week).

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