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WHAT 1968 FILM tells the story of Ben, Barbra, Judy, Tom, and the Cooper family, who all take shelter in a Pennsylvania farmhouse due to incidents beyond their control?

WHAT SOUTH PARK EPISODE features Kyle giving $20 to one of the title characters, Cartman jumping over three of them on a skateboard, and a parody of 2Pac and Dr. Dre's "California Love"? The episode references the movie from Question 1 to make a point about the extremely low value society places on the title characters.

WHAT PUBLIC ENEMY SONG, from their classic It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back album, references the movie from Question 1 to condemn the impact of cocaine on African-American communities?

WHAT 1955 MOVIE, adapted from a best-selling novel by Davis Grubb, established the popular trope of the character with the words "LOVE" and "HATE" tattooed on their knuckles?

Victims of WHAT 1934 MASS KILLINGS included prominent Nazis Gregor Strasser and Ernst Rohm and leading non-Nazi right-wing politicians Kurt von Schleicher and Gustav Ritter von Kahr? The killings eliminated any potential rivals to Adolf Hitler from the right.

WHAT 1972 SCIENCE FICTION/HORROR MOVIE featured Janet Leigh as a scientist, DeForrest Kelley as a university professor, and Rory Calhoun (standing on two legs) as a rancher? While the movie was widely criticized for poor directing and acting, this was overshadowed by the special effects, which were amazingly bad.

WHAT TENNESSEE WILLIAMS PLAY tells the story of T. Lawrence Shannon, a former minister turned tour guide, and his relationships with a hotel manager, a traveling artist, and a 16 year old tourist he's accused of committing statutory rape against?

WHAT 2001 SCIENCE FICTION NOVEL by Simon Clark was written as a sequel to (and deliberately in the style of) a 1951 novel by John Wyndham, the latter the basis of a classic alien invasion movie of 1962?

WHAT DALTON TRUMBO NOVEL, unfinished at his death and published posthumously, tells the story of the Holocaust from the perspective of death camp commandant Ludwig Grieban? The Nazis' plans for the Jews are analogous to the fate of the title animals, a species of wild ox that went extinct in 1627.

WHAT COLLECTION OF BLOOM COUNTY STRIPS takes its name from a storyline in which Opus tries to rescue his mother from an animal testing facility? (As Opus says of the comically overarmed title characters, "My God, even their Uzis are pink!!")

WHAT ANNUAL CONCERT EVENT, the capstone of a series of classical concerts sponsored by the BBC, is traditionally held on the second Saturday in September? It generally features popular classics and show tunes for its first half before switching to British patriotic music, and is famous for a festive atmosphere unusual at classical music concerts.

The title of WHAT POEM BY ST. JOHN OF THE CROSS, written in 1578 or 1579, is used by Catholic theologians to describe a spiritual crisis of the sort presented in the poem? F. Scott Fitzgerald later adapted the term for other sorts of despair, writing in The Crack-Up that "in a real [BLANK] it is always three o'clock in the morning".