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Psycho a Go Go (1965)
Jewel thieves quickly dispose of the loot when the alarm is raised, then track down the family upon whose truck they threw them, meanly interrogating them in the hope of getting them back.
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Jewel thieves quickly dispose of the loot when the alarm is raised, then track down the family upon whose truck they threw them, meanly interrogating them in the hope of getting them back.
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Genre:Crime, Science Fiction, Horror
Written By:Chris Martino, Mark Eden
In Theaters:11/19/1965
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Tal Productions
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