Opens and closes with Scott Sanders playing a tune. In his monologue, he claims he had only one customer in the last three years.
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Alright, let’s be real. Scotch Taffy isn't a blockbuster. It’s not even really a 'movie' in the traditional sense. This is a small, quiet little film, maybe best enjoyed on a rainy afternoon when you’re just looking for something *different*. If you're into intimate, almost theatrical monologues and folk-ish tunes, you...
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Edmund Joseph
Maurice Campbell
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"Alright, let’s be real. Scotch Taffy isn't a blockbuster. It’s not even really a 'movie' in the traditional sense. This is a small, quiet little film, maybe best enjoyed on a rainy afternoon when you’re just looking for something *different*. If you're into intimate, almost theatrical monologues and folk-ish tunes, you might find something here. But if you’re hoping for a plot with twists or big character arcs, you’ll be utterly bored. The whole thing kicks off with Scott Sanders, played by Ed..."
