The Slaughter (1971)
A famous movie star filming on location in Buenos Aires becomes involved with a Manson-like cult. Years after this flopped at the box office, it was purchased by Michael Findlay and became the backbone for the notorious film Snuff (1975).
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A famous movie star filming on location in Buenos Aires becomes involved with a Manson-like cult. Years after this flopped at the box office, it was purchased by Michael Findlay and became the backbone for the notorious film Snuff (1975).
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Genre:Horror, Crime
Written By:Michael Findlay
In Theaters:1/1/1971
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Runtime:91 minutes
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Cast
Michael Findlay
Director
Liliana Fernández Blanco
Susanna
Margarita Amuchástegui
Angelica
Ana Carro
Ana
Clao Villanueva
Horst Frank (as George Vilaneuva)
Mirta Massa
Terry London
Enrique Larratelli
Satan
Aldo Mayo
Maximilian 'Max' Marsh
Roberta Findlay
Carmela (voice)
Alfredo Iglesias
Hort's Father
Jack Bravman
Murder victim (uncredited)
Michael Findlay
Detective (uncredited)
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