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Murder In Mississippi (1965) | Drive-In Exploitation Film

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Three white kids travel down to Mississippi to help with voter registration. Murder, sex slavery and general unsavoriness follow. Directed by Joseph P. Mawra

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20 Comments

@laurenalacroix6143 6 years ago

It still makes me sick to see, to know, this is how we treat one another

@Jim-sg3ro 3 years ago

Thank you. I am a 72 year old person who would like this movie played on network and cable TV as I believe it delivers a timeless lesson and message from multiple vantage points to ALL humanity. Glad I found it

@antfresh7615 6 years ago

Carrol was a stand-up person. I liked how she went against the grain! She did what was right by her black friends. Stand-up character in the movie. Her and Luther should’ve waited for that kiss. And kept running until safe.

@collinhenry9996 5 years ago

Now I know why there would not show this on Classic Turner TV

@bigvalley4987 6 years ago

May my Father Joseph Jones Rest In Paradise (RIP). He was a broken cord citizen of Mississippi. That he participated in the Great Migration to St. Louis, MO and start working for the railroads.

@Cat-ik1wo 3 years ago

That sherif said a mouthful in the end about the reality of the situation.

@DeeNice681 6 years ago

Tyrone was right in his monologue, before he got killed!

@blooddiamonds7834 5 years ago

I just found your channel and I’ve been binge watching all day. Thank you so much ✊🏽

@leetate1963 6 years ago

I can't believe they made a movie like this during the high tensity time that this stuff was actually going on. Crazy

@itallaboutme773 6 years ago

If I ask this ppl why they so mad over someone skin colour it make me sick in my stomach plus their get pleasure out someone pain... disgusting

@rosieschweebie 6 years ago (edited)

Otis Young who played Paul Jackson in this movie was my pastor in the 1980’s!!
He also taught acting classes while he lived in Rochester.

@DiamondBoyCertified 6 years ago

I’m from Mississippi and it’s scary ruff out here 4real .. ‼️😔

@lwmson 6 years ago

I never seen this movie before, but I can understand why it was never aired on TV. That castration scene was certainly too heavy for television. But it's not a bad movie.

@EclecticTEA 6 years ago (edited)

This movie showcases what some of my family in Westpoint, Miss. saw, heard, experienced.

@katinathomas2948 6 years ago

WHEN IM OFF ON THE WEEKENDS I WATCH YOUR CHANNEL AND I JUST LOVE THESE OLD MOVIES , IT REMINDS ME IN THE 70S. WHAT THEY HAVE ON TV THESE DAYS ARE JUNK. BUT I SIT BACK WITH MY POPCORN AND SODA AND WATCH ALL DAY LONG.❤❤

@mrsnolan01 6 years ago

Man I was so extremely mad this whole movie.

@gregorypatton4706 4 years ago

very intense 1965 movie it never heard of this movie before only the modern day one

@lavancewest7664 5 years ago

Very interesting movie and opening up ppl Eyes keep making and posting movies like this praise the Lord God Bless U

@larrycooper7261 4 years ago

My grandfather actually knew the 3 kids who died in Philadelphia. He ran the Western Union in Meridian and they communicated with their coworkers in NY via telegraph.