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DEBBIE ROCHON: AN A+ B-QUEEN

By | July 2000

In today’s B-Movie orbit, the clear queen of the genre is Debbie Rochon. Beginning her career as a pre-teen in the 1981 punk rock cult flick “Ladies and Gentlemen, The Fabulous Stains!”, Debbie Rochon has developed into one of the most versatile and beloved stars of today’s B-Movie offerings…

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