Hot Summer in Barefoot County (1974)

User Rating:

2.9/10   

Director:

Will Zens

Release Date:

July 1974 (USA)

Genre:

Comedy | Action

Tagline:

The country girls that keep the home fires burnin'!

Plot:

A city cop is sent out to the country to go undercover and bust up a ring of moonshiners run by a woman and her three hot teenage daughters. |

Plot Keywords:

Biker | Motorcycle | Independent Film

Cast

Tonia Bryan
Charles Elledge
Don Jones
Jeff MacKay	...	Culley Joe
Mike Muscat	...	Clarence
William Olsen	...	Sophisticated Locals
Valerie Putney
Sherry Robinson
Phil Smoot	...	Sophisticated Locals

Runtime:

USA:90 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Mono

Certification:

USA:R | Canada:AA (Ontario)

Company:

Preacherman Corporation

Trivia:

In 1975, this film was distributed on a double bill with Truckin' Man (1975). On the double bill, Truckin' Man (1975) was using its alternate title "Truckin' Man".

Movie Connections:

Referenced in Redneck Rampage (1997) (VG)

Hot damn, mammagram!

Released by Troma from the `Preacherman Corporation", who were also responsible for the 1971 release Preacherman. Like its older cuzzin, Hot Summer... doles out fried white trash of the Southern variety, made for rubes by rubes without an ounce of so-fistication. Farmboy-turned-lawman from the Capital goes undercover in Hicksville to bust an undercover bootleggin' operation, run by a tough-talkin' mama and her halter-topped teensters. He falls.for the more homely of the three daughters and rediscovers his country roots, but runs into opposition from the local Three Stooges, and the yokel sheriffs out to make their own bust. Pained acting all round from the gals who all wear Levis cut off just below the navel (!), and the guys with guts hanging near their ankles. Yep, it shore is a pretty picture postcard from Pauline Hanson country, and about as funny as the one about the dog who limps into a Wild West saloon looking for the man who shot his paw...