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Biggest bite since Jaws.
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A snake lover sends out poisonous snakes and reptiles to kill his enemies. | Add synopsis »
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Snake vengeance in Mayberry
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Cast
(in credits order) | Les Tremayne | ... | Snakey Bender |
 | Janet Wood | ... | Ivy |
| Bebe Kelly | ... | Cynthia |
| Marvin Kaplan | ... | Brother Joy |
| Alice Nunn | ... | Sis |
| Bruce Kimball | ... | Bud Palmer |
| Richard Kennedy | ... | Burt |
| Cecil Reddick | ... | Constable Al |
| Alfred Dennis | ... | Storekeeper |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| David Bond | ||
| Michael Feeley | ||
| Charles Kight | ||
| Michael Kight | ||
| John Ruben | ||
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| John T. Wilson | ||
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| Ray Nadeau | .... | associate producer | |
| Art Names | .... | producer (as Arthur A. Names) | |
| Charles Ver Halen | .... | executive producer | |
| John T. Wilson | .... | producer | |
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| Suzanne Ciani | |||
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| George E. Mather | |||
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| Jim Nownes | |||
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| Sterling Franck | |||
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| F.A. Miller | .... | production manager | |
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| John Knight | .... | sound mixer | |
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| Richard Walden | .... | first assistant camera | |
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| Meri McDonald | .... | wardrobe mistress (as Meri MacDonald) | |
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| Jim Dannaldson | .... | snake handler | |
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- World Wide Films Corp. (1974) (USA) (theatrical)
- Video Gems (1985) (USA) (VHS)
- United American Video (1996) (USA) (VHS)
- GWN Video (video)
- Gemstone Video (video)
- Liberty Home Video (video)
- Moore Video (video)
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The highlight of this undistinguished drive-in vehicle is the unchained ham-on-wheels performance by Les Tremayne as Snakey...an eccentric old codger who enjoys listening to marching band music, scaring the local bratty kids, and occasionally dispatching his pet snakes to rid his little town of it's more unsavory denizens.
Enjoyable enough lowbrow rerun of the WILLARD idea, with some uproariously bad dialog and the charmingly unextravagant production values key to this sideline realm of cinema.
Should you run across a copy of this obscurity, give it a whirl with the understanding that a "fun" movie doesn't necessarily need to be a "good" movie.
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