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Massacre Mafia Style (1974)
Terror reigns when Mimi, the son of a deported Don, along with his associate Jolly Rizzo wage a bloody war for control of the West Coast underworld, battling hordes of hard-boiled mobsters and deadly black pimps on their rise to the top!
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Terror reigns when Mimi, the son of a deported Don, along with his associate Jolly Rizzo wage a bloody war for control of the West Coast underworld, battling hordes of hard-boiled mobsters and deadly black pimps on their rise to the top!
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Genre:Action, Crime, Thriller
Written By:Duke Mitchell
In Theaters:12/19/1974
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Runtime:82 minutes
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Cast
Duke Mitchell
Director
Duke Mitchell
Mimi Miceli
Vic Caesar
Jolly Rizzo
Louis Zito
Chucky Tripoli
Cara Peters
Liz (as Cara Salerno)
Fred Otash
Bones
Jimmy Williams
Super Spook
George Buck Flower
Vicenzo Vicari
Lorenzo Dardado
Don MiMi
John Strong
Frank "Cheech" Tromboli
Richard Scarso
Zantelli
Brigitte Meier-Schomburg
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