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The Zebra Killer (1974)
A racist white serial killer known only as "Mac" is wreaking havoc throughout San Francisco while wearing black makeup and an afro wig. Police lieutenant Frank Savage is hot on his trail when Mac begins to reveal his motivations for the killings and escalates their game of cat and mouse.
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A racist white serial killer known only as "Mac" is wreaking havoc throughout San Francisco while wearing black makeup and an afro wig. Police lieutenant Frank Savage is hot on his trail when Mac begins to reveal his motivations for the killings and escalates their game of cat and mouse.
Rating:PG
Genre:Action, Crime
Written By:William Girdler, Gordon Cornell Layne
In Theaters:7/1/1974
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Mid-America Pictures
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