270 - Wild in the Streets (1968)

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09/28/21 • 190 min

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Grindbin Podcast - Grindhouse and Exploitation Films

This is one of those times we get to talk about a good movie on the show. Wild in the Streets (1968) is one of the greatest movies to ever be on the bin. An underrated classic and something that draws eerie parallels to modern day. Fair warning... there is a LOT of political talk in this episode, so if you don't agree with us on politics... be wary of pressing that play button.

Thanks to our beloved Patreon member Mike Ratt (Grandpa Grindbin) for the amazing pick!

Thanks to our beloved Patreon member Mike Ratt (Grandpa Grindbin) for the amazing pick!

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