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Superbeast (1972)

1972 · George Schenck · 93 min · United States of America, Philippines · Edited by 1

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A doctor finds a jungle laboratory, complete with mad scientist and genetic engineering experiments

A 1972 title built around Experiment, Hospital and Jungle. Directed by George Schenck.

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1932
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Superbeast

Chinese: 超級野獸

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