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Sacred Cow Productions is a production company founded by filmmaker and author Kevin Booth and the late comedian Bill Hicks. SCP has produced videos and albums of comedians such as Hicks himself, Joe Rogan and Doug Stanhope, hard-hitting subjects like the drug wars, and controversial subject matter such as Waco siege and the September 11 attacks.
Sacred Cow Productions is a privately held organization, run by Kevin Booth. It is located in Studio City, California. [1]
Sacred Cow Productions produced the following films and videos: [2]
| Year | Film | Type |
|---|---|---|
| 2019 | Shadows of Sofia | documentary |
| 2013 | American Drug War 2: Cannabis Destiny | documentary |
| 2010 | How Weed Won the West | documentary |
| 2007 | American Drug War: The Last White Hope | documentary |
| 2005 | Martial Law 9/11: Rise of the Police State | documentary |
| 2004 | American Dictators | TV documentary |
| 2002 | Doug Stanhope: Word of Mouth | video |
| 2001 | Joe Rogan: Live from the Belly of the Beast | video |
| 2000 | The Best of Alex Jones | video documentary |
| 1996 | Dwight Slade: Willy's Footsteps | video |
| 1993 | On the Seventh Day in Waco | video documentary |
| 1993 | Bill Hicks: United States of Advertising | video |
| 1993 | Counts of the Netherworld | TV movie |
| 1993 | Sacred Cow Halloween Special | video |
| 1993 | Sea Man | video documentary short |
| 1991 | Ninja Bachelor Party | short |
| 1989 | Bill Hicks: Sane Man | video documentary |
They were also distributors of How Weed Won the West and American Drug War: The Last White Hope. [2]
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