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Warlords from Hell (1988)

Disguised as clerks, two young Americans slip into a sleepy Mexican village where they are caught by a ruthless band of bikers and turned into slaves to help with their harvesting of drug crops.
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Disguised as clerks, two young Americans slip into a sleepy Mexican village where they are caught by a ruthless band of bikers and turned into slaves to help with their harvesting of drug crops.

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Genre:Action
Directed By:Clark Henderson
Written By:John K. Adams, James Belkin, Tom Campbell
In Theaters:7/20/1988
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Runtime:96 minutes
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