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Mundo depravados (World of the Depraved) (1967)

73 min  -  Crime | Horror | Mystery  -   26 July 1967 (USA)
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Two police detectives are assigned to investigate the murders of several young women at a health club.

Director:

Herb Jeffries

Writer:

Herb Jeffries (story)

Stars:

Tempest Storm, Ron von Klausen and Bunny Ware
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Cast

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Tempest Storm ...
Ron von Klausen Ron von Klausen
Bunny Ware Bunny Ware
Gene Burke Gene Burke
Morrey Spiegel Morrey Spiegel
Dolores Carlos Dolores Carlos
Sally Heller Sally Heller
Tracy Carroll Tracy Carroll
Marcy Blayne Marcy Blayne
Amy Aris Amy Aris
Tony Wilson Tony Wilson
Dee Dee Sheldon Dee Dee Sheldon
Jan Newmark Jan Newmark
Johnnie Decker Johnnie Decker ...
Larry Reed Larry Reed ...
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Two police detectives are assigned to investigate the murders of several young women at a health club.

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Detective | Stripper | Female Nudity | Serial Killer | Striptease  | See more »

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A sinerama of sex!

Genres:

Crime | Horror | Mystery

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Country:

USA

Language:

English

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Also Known As:

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Monique Productions, Boxoffice International Pictures (BIP) See more »
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