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Thank you so much, Sick Soaps. Hello and welcome to Nightmare University. I'm Dr. Rebecca McKendry, and tonight we are going to be talking about a subgenre of horror films from the 1960s and 70s that admittedly I love watching them,

but I don't know a huge amount of the history behind.

And this is haggsploitation.

And I will tell you guys from the start that the phrase hagsploitation has always given me pains.

Because what these movies do, and we're going to talk about them at length, and I'm bringing

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