Exploitation films used to give audiences things they could never get from mainstream cinema. (That's not the case these days, as most of today's blockbusters are little more than B-movies with wads of cash thrown at them and all the fun sucked out.) It's a shame that the art of selling these movies didn't also make the jump to the multiplexes. Modern trailers are constructed to show you a truncated version of the film they're hawking...
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