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Natás Is Satan (1977)
A classic crime thriller shot on the streets of New York. Natás, a psychopath, is a New York City cop who is corrupt and deals in blackmail, extortion, and murder. A young couple who are framed by Natás escape his grasp and the game of 'cat and mouse' begins.
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A classic crime thriller shot on the streets of New York. Natás, a psychopath, is a New York City cop who is corrupt and deals in blackmail, extortion, and murder. A young couple who are framed by Natás escape his grasp and the game of 'cat and mouse' begins.
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Genre:Horror, Crime, Drama
Written By:Miguel Ángel Álvarez, Anthony Reyes
In Theaters:1/2/1977
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Zay-Re Golden King Productions, Columbia Pictures
Cast
Miguel Ángel Álvarez
Director
Miguel Ángel Álvarez
Natás
Frank Moro
Víctor Ramos
Perla Faith
Jessica
Caesar Cordova
Police Superintendent
Anibal O. Lleras
Bomb Squad
Marty Cruz
Officer David
Raul Marrero
Attorney
Tommy Vargas
Detective #One
Eddy Diaz
Police Lieutenant
Elizabeth Reyes
Policewoman
Natividad Reyes
The Little Girl
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