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Director: Roger Corman
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From Time Out Film Guide
Fugitive killers Johnson and Haze stumble into hot-spot Cloud Nine, where Miller's aptly nicknamed Shorty has just reached the point where he's truly fed up with taller guys pushing him around. Pretty flimsy, but it's cheering to see much-loved character stalwart Miller play the lead. Stand by for some perfunctory and completely unrelated footage of The Platters in action at the start of the movie.Author: TJ
Cast & crew
Director: Roger Corman
Producer: Roger Corman
Cast: Dick Miller, Russell Johnson, Jonathan Haze, Abby Dalton, The Platters, Robin Morse full cast
Duration: 63 mins
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