The Vampire Lovers
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The Unearthly
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The Trip
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The Time Machine
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The Terror
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The Raven
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The Magic Christian
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The Knack
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The Intruder
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The Innocents
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Anticipating punk rock, Peter Watkins' semi-documentary study of a future society using music to enslave the masses appropriates some unauthorized reenactments from the National Film Board of Canada's groundbreaking Paul Anka docu "Lonely Boy". How Universal ended up distributing this is a mystery even they couldn't solve.