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Culture Shock (1969)
A group of mercenaries encounter violent death when they stumble into a brutal ritual war between two primitive South American tribes. Loosely based upon a novella by New Orleans author Vernon Blake.
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A group of mercenaries encounter violent death when they stumble into a brutal ritual war between two primitive South American tribes. Loosely based upon a novella by New Orleans author Vernon Blake.
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Written By:Karl Atticus
In Theaters:5/2/1969
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Runtime:88 minutes
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