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With Tittles Like BIRD WITH THE CRYSTAL PLUMAGE, DEADLY FINGERS, and JOE - MIDNIGHT PULP HAS YOUR CULT COVERED THIS WEEKEND!!!

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 MIDNIGHT PULP HAS YOUR CULT COVERED THIS WEEKEND!!!


Summertime fun is in major abundance this week at Mindight Pulp, with an Argento classic, an early 70s sleeper that was nominated for an Oscar (!), Bruceploitation, two Jess Franco movies, the new CITY HUNTER revivals AND a collection of drive-in classics to enjoy all summer long AND another collection of outright weirdness from L.A. underground filmmaker Jared Masters.  Guys, if that's not enough to get you through the weekend, we don't know what is.

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When an American writer in Italy witnesses an attempted murder, a serial killer begins stalking him, drawing him deep into the police investigation in Dario Argento's Giallo classic.
 
Genre: Thriller
Cast: Tony Musante, Suzy Kendall
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Two men, Bill, a wealthy conservative, and Joe, a far-right factory worker, form a dangerous bond after Bill confesses to Joe about murdering his daughter's drug dealer boyfriend.
 
Genre: Drama
Cast: Peter Boyle, Susan Sarandon
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After malicious gangsters capture Bruce Wong's ex-girlfriend, a young martial artist attempts to rescue her along with the late master's book containing lethal techniques for killing with one's fingers.
 
Genre: Martial Arts
Cast: Bruce Le, Michael Wai-Man Chan, Lo Lieh
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A fierce warrior raised by a tribe of Amazon warrior women plots revenge when she learns the vicious tribe murdered her real family in this jungle adventure from director Jess Franco.
 
Genre: Adventure
Cast: Analía Ivars, Lina Romay, William Berger
 
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An expedition team penetrate deep into the jungles of darkest Africa in search of treasure and a long lost girl who has now grown up to become the statuesque goddess leader of a cannibalistic Mabuto tribe.
 
Genre: Action
Cast: Katja Bienert, Antonio Mayans, Lina Romay
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In this 2019 reboot of the iconic City Hunter saga, private detective Ryo Saeba is hired to be model Ai Shindo's bodyguard after she was viciously attacked. While Ryo's partner Kaori gets romantically involved with Mikuni, the mysterious tech mogul that hired Ai for a recent ad campaign, mercenaries gather in Shinjuku as a major arms dealer arrives in Japan with a new weapon.
 
Genre: Anime
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Spend your summer with the kind old school fun you could only find at your local drive-in in this new Midnight Pulp collection!
 
Genre: Horror, Action
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Who the hell is Jared Masters and just how did he get to make so many movies in such a short period of time? Midnight Pulp welcomes you to sample some of this L.A. underground filmmaker's unique weirdness.
 
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Director: Jared Masters
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