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Rated G-13 distributed by: [[Weed Scene Productions]] Directed by: Smithee, with a couple scenes provided by Jeb Bush himself This slowly developing sad story is a little more entertaining then watching ice melt. It seems the world is growing blacker in this flick, due to the pagen poor abuseing the rightous christian rich. Jeb's character, Mack Fisher, is a good man, but a good man can only take so much. He and his posse, each with a back story involving abuse by these pagens, begin a new witch hunt, for the love of Lord Jesus, played by Rush Limbaugh. | Rated G-13 distributed by: [[Weed Scene Productions]] Directed by: Smithee, with a couple scenes provided by Jeb Bush himself This slowly developing sad story is a little more entertaining then watching ice melt. It seems the world is growing blacker in this flick, due to the pagen poor abuseing the rightous christian rich. Jeb's character, Mack Fisher, is a good man, but a good man can only take so much. He and his posse, each with a back story involving abuse by these pagens, begin a new witch hunt, for the love of Lord Jesus, played by Rush Limbaugh. | ||
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| The shadow of our sad set | |
| Directed by | Alan Smithee |
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| Distributed by | Weed Scene Productions |
| Language | English |
Rated G-13 distributed by: Weed Scene Productions Directed by: Smithee, with a couple scenes provided by Jeb Bush himself This slowly developing sad story is a little more entertaining then watching ice melt. It seems the world is growing blacker in this flick, due to the pagen poor abuseing the rightous christian rich. Jeb's character, Mack Fisher, is a good man, but a good man can only take so much. He and his posse, each with a back story involving abuse by these pagens, begin a new witch hunt, for the love of Lord Jesus, played by Rush Limbaugh.
