Ratso at the Expo of the Extreme
Chicago's most profane hand puppet covers the goings-on at the second Expo of the Extreme, held in May, 1999. Lots of interviews, lots of live footage, and above all, lots of Ratso.
Chicago's most profane hand puppet covers the goings-on at the second Expo of the Extreme, held in May, 1999. Lots of interviews, lots of live footage, and above all, lots of Ratso.
Marky Ramone
Self
Mark Hejnar
Self
Texas Terri
Self
Lemmy Kilmister
Self
Jello Biafra
Self
Chicago's most profane hand puppet covers the goings-on at the second Expo of the Extreme, held in May, 1999. Lots of interviews, lots of live footage, and above all, lots of Ratso.
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