"Tell the Lord not to send His Son, tell the Lord to come Himself. They're gonna need Him."10 June 1996Drama, Comedy87 mins
A group of door-to-door salesmen are on their way to the national meeting. Sales haven't been very good this year and they are worried. Things get weird when the king of bible and gun sales says he is going to take over their turf. Let the bizarreness begin.
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It's hard to recommend 90 minutes spent in the company of pot-bellied middle-aged sales hacks but The Bible and Gun Club makes it surprisingly enjoyable.
The Bible and Gun Club (1996 - VOSTFr)
Unpublished. Sous-titré en français. Réal.: Daniel J. Harris .Scénariste: Daniel J. Harris. Inédit. VHS rip. info:
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