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42nd Street Forever, Volume 4: Cooled by Refrigeration (2009)

The Most Awesome Movie Trailer Collection Of All Time Continues!

Genre : Comedy, Documentary

Runtime : 1H 45M

Synopsis

Get ready for the fourth volume of classic exploitation, horror and just plain cool trailers in Synapse Films’ best-selling compilation series. This time we’ve got alien horrors, schizoid psychos, ridiculous comedies vengeful action… and maybe a naked woman or two… all transferred in high-definition! Chill out in front of your television and relive some of the greatest coming attractions of all time!

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