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Spy Games

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From dynamite bricks to bombastic boomerangs, Spy Games follows the never-ending battle between Agent Black and Agent Red as they try to outsmart each other with disguises, gizmos and gadgets.
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Mr. Patel

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Episodes see Mr. Patel, an Indian shopkeeper, trying to keep his family owned business on the straight and narrow, which is easier said than done when talking sausages, female bodyguards, unscrupulous businessmen and Bollywood song and dance are the norm. A hilarious, exaggerated and twisted Bollywood extravaganza!
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Crazy Cabbies

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From Igor the mad Russian and Stinky Steve to filthy Phyllis and hungry Luigi, Crazy Cabbies is a fly on the wall look at the bizarre antics of crazy cab drivers, whose behaviour entertains, bemuses and terrorizes their unsuspecting passengers. Dynamic camera positioning and witty dialogue coupled with over the top antics drive the humour in this fast paced, exaggerated animated series.
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Trailers from Hell showcases classic previews of past movie attractions punctuated with humorous commentary by iconic filmmakers. The series includes Joe Dante (Gremlins) on horror movie The Terror and Edgar Wright (Shaun of the Dead) praising one of his seminal influences Danger: Diabolik.
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ABC Wid Da Mob

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Spoofing early learning programming, themes such as co-operation, compassion, feeling sad and sharing are taught by a host of misplaced Mafiosi types with unusual ways of demonstrating these valuable life lessons. Just a few of the many important things you will learn are – why The Little Mermaid sleeps with the fishes and how Hansel and Gretel disposed of the witch’s body.
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“These hills…in late afternoon, they turn a hundred different shades of gold. When I was a little girl, papa would take me riding here. We used to race toward the sun, trying to catch it before it set.” “And did you?” “Next time, my pepita. Next time.” *** D.C. Wood (the author of Podiobook “Nameless” and novel The Saviour: Book 1), continues the unfinished saga of the cult television series Queen of Swords, with this unofficial podcast novel that spans across multiple story arcs, and featur ...
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Christmas is approaching in Santa Helena, but the people are in no mood to celebrate. Williams is in disgrace, Tessa's secret is compromised, a volatile ceasefire exists between her and Montoya, and Grisham sets a plan in motion to inflict more pain on the Queen. As Maria desperately tries to rebuild burnt bridges, Vera receives the shock of her li…
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In the aftermath of the Queen's violent assault on Captain Grisham and Vera Hidalgo, Doctor Helm and Marta are left to feel the scars; their loyalty and love for Tessa now at breaking point. Meanwhile, Colonel Montoya is set to complete his ensnarement of his enemies in a master plan that will ruin them all...if Lieutenant Williams doesn't bag the …
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Things are definitely looking up for Tessa Alvarado and her friends. So Tessa and Maria can afford to take the time for a friendly duel. Meanwhile, Montoya and Grisham are growing concerned that Sergeant Williams’ persistence will eventually condemn them, what with increasing honest soldiers proving loyal to the Sergeant. But a face from Williams’ …
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The first Video Nasty came not only before video but from the esteemed Michael Powell, whose career was sidetracked into shorts for The Childrens' Film Foundation by this much maligned and misunderstood rumination on the dark powers of cinema. In the US it was relegated to skinflick houses and grindhouse second features.…
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ARC 1: WINDS OF CHANGE (FINAL PART). Colonel Montoya implements his new scheme with Sergeant Pablo, one that will bring Lionel Williams under his control and place his family in mortal peril. As Marta unearths some shocking truths about Maria Williams' past, the Queen must rush to her ally's aid. Whatever the outcome, their relationship WILL change…
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Jack Rabin and Irving Block were a couple of indie FX mavens whose works ranged from Night of the Hunter to Robot Monster. But one of their most offbeat creations was the giant alien robot Kronos, who wanted not Our Women but Our Energy. On its own terms it's a pretty nifty little picture, with an emblematic 50s sci-fi cast.…
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Williams arrives just in time to save a hostage situation from ending disastrously because of a fellow sergeant, the unstable and violent Pablo. Pablo's jealousy makes him ideal for Montoya's latest plan for Williams, while the sergeant's relationship with the Queen develops when she finally learns the reason for his contempt for masks.…
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The truncated third US release (after earlier tries as "Mania'", then "The Psycho Killers'") of John Gilling's 1960 retelling of the Burke and Hare story that formed the basis for Robert Louis Stevenson's "The Body Snatcher". Cut by a reel and a half and aimed at the lowest of brows, this version ends with Donald Pleasence getting a torch in his fa…
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Hammer competitor Amicus Films found their mojo with this 1964 multi-story horror omnibus, which led to countless iterations of the same formula, including their biggest hit "Tales from the Crypt". The genius of the portmanteau system was that the actors were often needed for only a few days, which allowed for casts that were almost ridiculously cl…
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Everybody's favorite director Carl Denham (Robert Armstrong) is dodging bill collectors who want him to pay for King Kong's Big Apple antics and finds himself back on Skull Island with the lovely Helen Mack in this hastily-produced sequel. A family tragedy during production resulted in fx genius Willis O'Brien entrusting some of the animation to as…
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"Howdya like to drag that one to the High School Prom?" leers a horny astronaut while ogling the shapely acolytes of Queen Yllana, leader of the all-girl Venusian population. "I hate zat qveen", grumbles Chief Scientist Zsa Zsa Gabor, who doesn't appear to be in on the joke. Silly, spoofy and cheerfully chauvinistic, this one has many fans, some of…
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