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Joe Bob's Internet Movie Database Entry
Joe Bob's All-Movie Guide Entry
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| The Kentucky Fried Horror Show | 2008 | Sheriff Deputy | |
| Wretched | 2007 | Eric | |
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Rapturious | 2007 | Doctor |
| Hogzilla | 2007 | Andy McGraw | |
| Evil Ever After | 2006 | Marvin | |
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Horror Business | 2005 | Himself |
| All That You Love Will Be Carried Away | 2004 | Alfie Zimmer | |
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The Best of Godstuff
Second of The Wittenburg Door's God Stuff….. series | God Stuff | |
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The Original Godstuff
First of The Wittenburg Door's God Stuff….. series | God Stuff | |
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Cross-Talk: A Conversation
First of CROSS-TALK, a four-part set (recorded in 1978 and 1985), chronicles a series of life-changing conversations between acclaimed writer John Bloom (a.k.a. Joe Bob Briggs) and Door publisher Ole Anthony. Listen in on ""the preaching of the Cross"" and the results of its completed work in Bloom's life. Download MP3 version for free from here (30MB ZIP file). | 1978 and 1985 | Conversations |
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The Double-D Avenger
Second of Elite Entertainment's Joe Bob Briggs Presents….. series | April 27, 2004 | Commentary Track |
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Jesse James Meets Frankenstein's Daughter
First of Elite Entertainment's Joe Bob Briggs Presents….. series | July 29, 2003 | Commentary Track |
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Drive-In Movie Memories | 2001 | Himself |
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The Storytellers | 1999 | (John Bloom) Scrappy the Janitor |
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Face/Off | 1997 | (John Bloom) Prison Medical Technician |
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Casino | 1995 | (John Bloom) Don Ward |
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Stephen King's The Stand | 1994 | (John Bloom) Joe Bob Brentwood |
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Great Balls of Fire! | 1989 | Dewey "Daddy-O" Phillips |
| Roger Ebert Review Mark R. Leeper Review Randy Parker Review |
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Hollywood Boulevard II | 1989 | Joe Bob Briggs |
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Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, The | 1986 | Gonzo Mothcock |
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Joe Bob Briggs Dead in Concert | 1985 | Hisself |
| "Joe Bob Briggs Dead in Concert is a live concert filmed in Dallas late
in 1985. It was released on a small video label in Tulsa and went out of print
by 1987. It's the bane of my existence. It was a very shoddy show; I think it
was about the fourth or fifth time I had been up in front of a live audience. But
yes, it does exist. Every once in a while someone will tell me they've seen it."
Joe Bob Briggs |
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