Yoko Ono gets tangled in a seedy world of dope, violence, and exploitation on the mean streets of 1960s New York.
SATAN'S BED
The story of angry youths who terrorize young innocents.
A young Japanese girl arriving in New York City gets mixed up with mobsters and dope dealers.
Satan's Bed is a 1965 American crime, drama, and horror film directed by Michael Findlay, Marshall Smith, and Tamijian about a young Japanese woman who becomes entangled with mobsters and drug dealers in New York City.
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Why Cult
Catch Yoko Ono, before her Beatles days, in a rare performance as the beleaguered fiancée of a New York drug pusher.
Experience a seedy slice of Manhattan’s underbelly, complete with gangs, dope, and enough roughie energy to make even hardened grindhouse fans squirm.
Bondage, drugs, lesbianism, and pool-table peril—this film checks nearly every exploitation box of the era.
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What is Satan's Bed about? +
Satan's Bed follows a young Japanese woman who gets mixed up with mobsters and dope dealers in New York City, while her fiancé's criminal supplier resorts to kidnapping and a trio of addicts terrorize women.
When was Satan's Bed released? +
Satan's Bed was released in 1965.
Who directed Satan's Bed? +
Michael Findlay, Marshall Smith, and Tamijian directed Satan's Bed.
How long is Satan's Bed? +
Satan's Bed has a runtime of 72 minutes.
What genre is Satan's Bed? +
Satan's Bed is a crime, drama, and horror film.
Where can I watch Satan's Bed? +
Satan's Bed is available to stream on SassyFlix.
