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Joe Bob’s Drive-In Totals for Cemetery Man | The Last Drive-In

We're watching one of the most requested horror films on the show, Cemetery Man. But first, Joe Bob does the Drive-In Totals. Catch up on the latest episodes of #TheLastDriveIn anytime on Shudder.

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On this week’s The Last Drive-In, we’re watching one of the most requested horror films on the show, Cemetery Man. But first, Joe Bob does the Drive-In Totals. Catch up on the latest episodes of #TheLastDriveIn anytime on Shudder. Director: Michele Soavi Starring: Rupert Everett, François Hadji-Lazaro, Anna Falchi

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