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Degenerate

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Haunted by the images of his own traumatic past, Blair O'Leary (Bobby Field) unknowingly leads his friends down a dark path of destruction. Being a good friend, Marcus (David Yost) lends a helping hand getting Blair, Ralphie (Claude Duhamel), and Kayton (William Lamar) situated in a safe house in the middle of the Arizona desert... but there's a catch. They must pull off a job in order to pay their way. In tight situations friendships can only stretch so far, and what comes around goes around in this twisted tale. If you like gangster flicks, then this one is for you.

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Four punks flee the city after a night of violence. Seeking refuge in the Arizona desert, they will find that their friendships can only stretch so far.Four punks flee the city after a night of violence. Seeking refuge in the Arizona desert, they will find that their friendships can only stretch so far.Four punks flee the city after a night of violence. Seeking refuge in the Arizona desert, they will find that their friendships can only stretch so far.

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Marcus: Kayton, why don't you get your lame ass a CD player? This crackety record shit's gettin' on my nerves.
Ralphie: Will you shut the fuck up and shoot? Just 'cause I'm kickin' your ass here doesn't mean you have to blame the man's hi-fi, super fly stereo.
Kaytan: Hey man, this is motherfuckin' piece of machinery. Did you know that new record player sounds better than a new CD?
Ralphie: No shit?
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Touch Me Again And I'll Stab A Screwdriver Into Your Face
Written and Performed by Penknifelovelife
Produced by Small Town Records, Peter Weeks