The Slaughter

Year: 1971

Runtime: 91 mins

Language: English

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They follow a charismatic leader known only as Satan, who believes he must drink blood to empower his ride. While shooting on location in Buenos Aires, a well‑known movie star becomes entangled with this Manson‑style cult. After the film’s commercial failure, producer Michael Findlay acquired the rights and used much of its footage as the core of the infamous 1975 exploitation film Snuff.

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