The Slaughter

1971
1h 31m

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Max Marsh, a major film producer, comes to Buenos Aires, Argentina in South America. He plans to make his next epic film there with his famous star, Terri London. They arrive to the press an... Read allMax Marsh, a major film producer, comes to Buenos Aires, Argentina in South America. He plans to make his next epic film there with his famous star, Terri London. They arrive to the press and murder. Terri finds Horst Krein and begins to see him... more and more... until Angelica... Read allMax Marsh, a major film producer, comes to Buenos Aires, Argentina in South America. He plans to make his next epic film there with his famous star, Terri London. They arrive to the press and murder. Terri finds Horst Krein and begins to see him... more and more... until Angelica cannot stay anymore. Angelica returns to her cult and is told to murder Max Marsh during ... Read all

Directors
- Michael Findlay
- Roberta Findlay
Writer
- Michael Findlay
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5.1/10

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Directors
- Michael Findlay
- Roberta Findlay
Writer
- Michael Findlay
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Mirtha Massa

Terry London

Clao Villanueva

Horst Frank
(as George Vilaneuva)

Xanthe Ellis

Enrique Larratelli

Satan

Aldo Mayo

Maximilian 'Max' Marsh

Margarita Amuchástegui

Angelica

Ana Carro

Liliana Fernández Blanco

Susanna

Roberta Findlay

Carmela
(voice)

Alfredo Iglesias

Hort's Father

Jack Bravman

Murder victim
(uncredited)

Michael Findlay

Detective
(uncredited)

Directors
- Michael Findlay
- Roberta Findlay
Writer
- Michael Findlay
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3triton_ogletree

Dumb but fun!

That pretty much says it all. This movie is poorly made and is still thoroughly entertaining. It's bad but watchable. The story is about a Manson inspired series of killings and is the film within the film of the movie, Snuff, which is likely the only reason you have seen or heard of it. If you haven't seen Snuff (1975,) obviously watch it and this film is the "B-movie" before the brief, "main attraction."