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    Abominable Advent Calendar Day 16: Golden Queen Commandos (1982) and Pink Force Commandos (1984)

    Women-in-prison, martial arts, spaghetti western, WWII spy movie mashup!

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    Abominable Advent Calendar Day 15: Star Knight (1985)

    A medieval Harvey Keitel battles a space-alien dragon while Klaus Kinski tries to help a princess with her love life. Makes perfect sense.

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    Abominable Advent Calendar Day 14: The Mole People (1956)

    The Mole People has it all—implausible plot, dodgy science, adventure, square-jawed heroes, girls to be saved, monsters with zippers up their backs, John Agar—and it’s dialed up to 11.

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    Abominable Advent Calendar Day 13: The Haunting Passion (1983)

    Jane Seymour does what she does best—made-for-TV romance—except this time it's a gothic, and she gets steamy with a ghost.

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    Abominable Advent Calendar Day 12: Split Second (1992)

    Behind Abominable Advent Calendar Door 12, grumpy cop Rutger Hauer is annoyed by his new rookie partner, chases aliens through sewers, and is put upon by pigeons.

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    Abominable Advent Calendar Day 11: The Last Shark (1981)

    Imagine if someone tried to remake Jaws, but did it wonderfully, riotously, jaw-droppingly wrong. That's the Last Shark—a near-perfect crapsterpiece.

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WICCA FOR BEGINNERS

Wicca for Beginners is a down-to-earth, practical, "nondenominational," and occasionally funny beginners' guide to the philosophy and practice of Wicca.

A TEACHING HANDBOOK FOR WICCANS & PAGANS

Teaching Wicca or Paganism is a lot different from practicing it. This handbook is for those who want to transition from student to teacher. Learn from my mistakes!

Magic, indeed, is all around us—in stones, flowers, stars, the dawn wind, and the sunset cloud; all we need is to see and understand. —Doreen Valiente
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