stackyFACTSReleased in 1975, this bizarre, campy masterpiece has never actually ended its theatrical run. It holds the record for the longest continuous release in cinematic history, purely sustained by adults who enjoy throwing toast and yelling insults at a screen on Saturday nights.
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