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Mike Lackey | ... | |
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Bill Chepil | ... | |
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Vic Noto | ... |
Bronson
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Mark Sferrazza | ... |
Kevin
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Jane Arakawa | ... |
Wendy
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Nicole Potter | ... |
Winette
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Pat Ryan | ... |
Frank Schnizer
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Clarenze Jarmon | ... |
Burt
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Bernard Perlman | ... |
Wizzy
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Miriam Zucker | ... |
Drunken Wench
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M. D'Jango Krunch | ... |
Ed
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Doorman
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Morty Storm | ... |
Black Suit
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Sam Blasco | ... |
Jimmy The Cop
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Bruce Torbet | ... |
Paulie
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When a liquor store owner finds a case of "Viper" in his cellar, he decides to sell it to the local hobos at one dollar a bottle, unaware of its true properties. The drinks causes its consumers to melt, very messily. Two homeless lads find themselves up against the effects of the toxic brew, as well as going head to head with "Bronson" a Vietnam vet with sociopathic tendencies, and the owner of the junkyard they live in. Written by zombiefiend_2000
Yes, I actually thought this was better than some recent horror/comedies I've seen. Certainly superior to Urban Legend or Scream. I'm positively stunned by the fact that people would see the cover for this movie, read the title and synopsis, watch it, and then complain that this flick is offensive. For crying out loud, what do you expect from a film whose promotional literature shows a melted transient's head in a toilet bowl? Casablanca? Anyone dumb enough to see this movie and be taken aback by its admittedly sordid contents has exactly what they have coming to them.