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Scrapple (1998)

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Scrapple

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  • Small time drug dealer Al Dean (Geoffrey Hanson) sells pot to his friends in the small Colorado ski town of Ajax, in hopes of raising enough money to buy a house for himself and his brother, who is in the VA hospital. He will finally be able to afford the house once his shipment of "Nepalese Temple Balls" comes in. When they finally arrive, a pig named Scrapple, which was procured at a pig chase, eats the hash balls and Al finds himself drawn into a big time drug deal in order to purchase the house.—Sam M
  • Doper ski bums plan to sell dope during the off season, but it is quickly evident that the trio are too stoned to plan anything of consequence. As the plan develops, the broker who is setting up the deal is actually working with a cold-blooded pro. A humorous sideline involves the trios decision to have a party involving roasting a pig named scraps that they won in a contest. (Note: the name scrapple comes from a seasoned pork hash by that name.)—John Sacksteder

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