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Bloodthirsty Butchers (1970)
Barber Sweeney Todd and baker Maggie Lovett join forces to commit a series of brutal, gory murders in London with a little help from Tobias Ragg, an employee of the bake shop. They abduct customers from the barber shop and kill them, baking them into meat pies sold to the public.
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Barber Sweeney Todd and baker Maggie Lovett join forces to commit a series of brutal, gory murders in London with a little help from Tobias Ragg, an employee of the bake shop. They abduct customers from the barber shop and kill them, baking them into meat pies sold to the public.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:John Borske, Andy Milligan
In Theaters:1/23/1970
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Constitution Films
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