Chris Fairbanks - Rescue Cactus; A Stand-Up Comedy Special (2020)
Genre : Comedy
Runtime : 54M
Director : Whitey McConnaughy
Synopsis
In his hilarious new Comedy special; Rescue Cactus, Chris Fairbanks raves about the death of pool parties, (unintended) seagull fishing, cat dicks, being a good roommate and throwing the most awesome funeral ever. Yes, there’ll be T-shirt canons. Rescue Cactus is an uproariously fun, hour long thrill ride.
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