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Old 04.23.2014, 07:29 AM   #17919
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Originally Posted by pony
yesterday i spent my day in the cinema with this (and snacks)

 

so??? how was it?

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Originally Posted by MellySingsDoom
"Guru, The Mad Monk" (dir. Andy Milligan, 1970) - truly awe-boggling stuff from the Staten Island supremo.

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"Guru, The Mad Monk" most certainly is an acquired taste, to say the very least, but comes recommended to those interested in low-budget horror/exploitation cinema.

So, I read this yesterday, and went to check it, and Netflix has it! Should I…? The thing predicts I'll give 3 stars… The reviews other people have given are quite scathing… which means I probably should take a look ha ha ha.
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