EPISODE · Feb 25, 2015 · 37 MIN
The Hunger
from Slaughterhouse Princess · host Slaughterhouse Princess
This movie has something for everyone. There's David Bowie playing a vampire, a guy roller dancing, and a monkey death match. Still not convinced? How about Willem Dafoe in his defining role as 2nd Phone Booth Youth. One of those has to interest you at least a little bit.
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