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Saturday Night Special (1976)

A gang of deadbeat crooks fuck up a diamond heist, shooting the guards and taking hostages. Instead of making a run for it, they to head back to their hideout for a perverted fuck party. Saturday Night Special is an unforgettable crime caper filled with sexy women and some very shocking moments. With it's contorted close-ups and twisted morals, Saturday Night Special could easily be a Roberta Findlay production, but is credited to a mysterious "Sam Bloch ". The film is a must see for fans of potent 70's cinema and porn fans who are not easy to offend.
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A gang of deadbeat crooks fuck up a diamond heist, shooting the guards and taking hostages. Instead of making a run for it, they to head back to their hideout for a perverted fuck party. Saturday Night Special is an unforgettable crime caper filled with sexy women and some very shocking moments. With it's contorted close-ups and twisted morals, Saturday Night Special could easily be a Roberta Findlay production, but is credited to a mysterious "Sam Bloch ". The film is a must see for fans of potent 70's cinema and porn fans who are not easy to offend.

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Directed By:Sam Bloch, Bob Mason
Written By:Joel Seigal, Bob Mason
In Theaters:10/1/1976
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Runtime:61 minutes
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