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GLOVES NITRILE P/F LARGE ***G Size: 100

You will receive 1 foot pedal as shown in photo

Specifications:

- New: Professional-quality, foot-switch pedal with anti-skid, non-marring base.

- Color: Black with "Star" design on 360° switch.

- Power Cord: 5' cord & standard 1/4" stainless-steel plug to fit all tattoo power supplies.

- Pedal Size: Approximately 3.25" width & 1.25" height.

Rated: RSynopsis: Sex, blood, and rock 'n' roll reign in Queen of the Damned, a stylish adaptation of books two and three in Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles series. Trading in the Southern Gothic of Interview with the Vampire, the first Rice horror adaptation, for a modern-day story, Queen follows the vampire Lestat (Stuart Townsend) as he is roused from a centuries-long hibernation to become a rock star -- only to awaken an ancient and dangerous Egyptian vampire queen Akasha (Aaliyah). Extensive flashbacks tell of Lestat's previous nascence as a vampire, and a serious love story unfolds between him and an admiring mortal (Marguerite Moreau). Nothing is understated in Queen of the Damned: Costumes, makeup, and sets are flamboyantly gothic; tattoos and body-piercings abound. But the real fun is watching Lestat as a contemporary idol, from his slickly produced music videos to a blow-out concert in Death Valley. Townsend dons the rock-star mantle rather well, strutting across the stage with a poise fueled by fame and adulation. Meanwhile, Aaliyah handles her role with real confidence, dominating her scenes with an exotic erotica. Fans of Rice's novels may find the books' elaborately conceived mythology a bit simplified, but what remains is faithful to the spirit of the author's vision. The result is a film that indulges in dark, sexy fantasies with a kind of unabashed glee that is hard to resist. Gregory BairdThe second and third novels in author Anne Rice's popular book series The Vampire Chronicles provide the inspiration for this horror sequel starring ill-fated actress and recording artist Aaliyah, who was killed in an airplane crash before the film's release. Stuart Townsend is the vampire Lestat, who has awakened from a century-long slumber and turned his considerable energy to rock music. His vampirism identity mistaken for a gothic hard rock publicity stunt along the lines of Kiss or Marilyn Manson, he quickly becomes a pop music sensation. Lestat's powerful music reaches the ear of the slumbering Akasha (Aaliyah), the millennia-old "queen of the vampires" who was the first immortal bloodsucker. Akasha is soon free and embarking on a quest to seize control of the world with Lestat at her side. In the meantime, Lestat becomes an object of fascination for Jesse Reeves (Marguerite Moreau), member of a secret order studying the supernatural called the Talamasca, and a band of ancient vampires come together in an effort to stop Akasha, even though her destruction could potentially cause their own deaths. Queen of the Damned co-stars Lena Olin and Vincent Perez. Karl WilliamsPRODUCTION AND TECHNICAL NOTES:Aspect Ratio: Cinemascope (2.35:1)Presentation: Wide ScreenSound: Dolby Digital 5.1 SurroundFeatures: Aaliyah Remembered pays tribute to the beloved star; 2 other fang-bearing documentaries: Creating the Vampires and The Music of Lestat; Feature-length audio commentary with director Michael Rymer, producer Jorge Saralegui and composer Richard