An aspiring drug kingpin is murdered by another drug dealer and the criminal underworld is upset the police did not make the case their top priority. I was constantly entertained at the audacity of these lowlives in demonizing the local sheriff. The action intensifies as a posse of vigilante scumbag druggies coerce a confession from the killer at gunpoint after shooting him three times. Then they feel as if this confession should be enough for decisive action against the alleged (it's not). The talented director somehow manages to turn turds into heroes which is quite a feat. I give this gem seven stars as a solid piece of anti-cop anti-establishment propaganda.
Review of Murder Mountain
