In the hip part of town, a strange, naked punk
girl shows up, carrying a strange rag doll. Meanwhile, a dead body is
found in the park nearby with the letters "Big F.S.O.B." carved
into his chest. Is there a connection?
"Big F.S.O.B." is like an alternative
"Twin Peaks" murder mystery. It deals with cults, abortion,
and music that actually may be the devil music that parents complain about.
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The punk
girl has issues and Mark Severs doesn't know what he's got himself into
when he takes her in off the street. Mark is a drummer in a bad rock band.
His friends say that he's too kind for his
own good. When he gets mixed up in the big murder mystery, he's starting
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| Carl
Oaks, a narrow-minded cop, is not too happy when a Black Federal agent,
Donald Helms, shows up to lead the investigation. |
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aided by his girlfriend, Ashlee Oaks. Ashlee's father is none other than
the bigoted police detective Carl Oaks, the same cop assigned to the
case. |
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"Big
F.S.O.B." was actually first set in Atlanta, GA when I initially did
it some years back. Now, since I've moved, I'm re-doing it and setting the
new version in Neopolitan.
Mouse-over the image below to compare this new
version (seen first) to the old version.
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Spider,
the lead singer of Big F.S.O.B., takes the death
of his brother in stride. Things just get stranger
and stranger. |
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