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Director:
Harry Kerwin
Writers:
Wayne Crawford (story) and
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Release Date:
July 1975 (USA) See more »
Genre:
Drama | Horror See more »
Tagline:
The vacation getaway that everyone's trying to get away from... See more »
Plot:
Three mountain-men brothers living in an uninhabited forest area love their simple lifestyle. When a... See more » | Add synopsis »
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User Reviews:
No-frills thrills...I approve. See more (7 total) »

Cast

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Wayne Crawford ... David (as Scott Lawrence)
Jennifer Stock ... Leslie (as Jennifer Gregory)
Sam Moree ... Benny
Daniel Schweitzer ... Ezra
William Kerwin ... Monroe (as Thomas Wood)
Suzanne Robinson ... Carol Rizzo (as Kayelynne)
Robert Rosano ... Robert Rizzo
Adrian Sherman ... Fruit Vendor
Nancy Lawson ... David's Girlfriend
Michael Shaw ... Leslie's Boyfriend
Jerry James ... Foreman
Raymond Diaz ... Bulldozer Operator
Jack Nuber ... Construction Crewman
Lane Chiles ... Construction Crewman
Bruce Kronenberg ... Construction Crewman

Jerry Shulman ... Construction Crewman (as Gerald Shulman)
Carlos Sanchez ... Construction Crewman
Freddie Dawson ... Rochelle
Berry Sweeting ... Shug
Thomas Ferguson ... Josh
Anthony Lane ... Office Manager
Lynn Kava ... Office Worker
Gwenn Lane ... Office Worker
Lori Robin Lane ... Office Worker (as Lori Lane)
David Lipsick ... Office Worker
Paul Goeld ... Office Worker
Pat Hopwood ... Office Worker
Judy Weinstein ... Office Worker
B.M. Troop ... Office Worker
April Hirsch ... Office Worker
Michael Waldfogel ... Cowboy
Rob Torokvei ... Cowboy
Richmond Farren ... Cowboy
Gary Glover ... Cowboy
Fredrick Fryer ... Cowboy
Claudette Baumgardner ... Girl in Diner

Luis Antonio Ramos ... Diner Customer (as Luis Ramos)
Charles Hines ... Joe
Robert Hudson ... Husband
Sheila Riley ... Wife
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Directed by
Harry Kerwin  (as Harry E. Kerwin)
 
Writing credits
Wayne Crawford (story) and
Robert Woodburn (story)

Wayne Crawford (screenplay) and
Harry Kerwin (screenplay) (as Harry E. Kerwin)

Produced by
Wayne Crawford .... producer
Harry Kerwin .... associate producer (as Harry E. Kerwin)
Andrew Lane .... producer
 
Original Music by
Michael Shaw 
 
Cinematography by
William Walsh (director of photography) (as William J. Walsh)
 
Film Editing by
Fred Berney  (as Fredric Berney)
 
Makeup Department
The Dutchess .... makeup artist
 
Art Department
Cheryl Evans .... props
Peter Johns .... set designer
Michael Waldfogel .... set designer
 
Sound Department
Bernie Blynder .... sound (as Bernard Blynder)
Jack Nuber .... boom man
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Lane Chiles .... photographer: second unit
Steven Cohen .... assistant camera (as Steve Cohen)
Steven Cohen .... photographer: second unit (as Steve Cohen)
Edmund Gibson .... visual consultant
Mike Goad .... grip
William Randall .... photographer: second unit
Gerald Rhodes .... gaffer (as Jerry Rhodes)
William Walsh .... camera operator (as William J. Walsh)
Mike White .... grip
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Cheryl Evans .... wardrobe
 
Other crew
Betty Kerwin .... script supervisor
Paul Moore .... title designer
 

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Runtime:
86 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Aspect Ratio:
1.85 : 1 See more »
Sound Mix:
Mono
Certification:
USA:R
Filming Locations:
Florida, USA

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6 out of 10 people found the following review useful.
No-frills thrills...I approve., 15 October 2003
Author: EyeAskance from fabulous Las Vega$!

A trio of separatist hillbillies mobilize to halt the development of a campsite in their deep-woods homestead. What begins as a harmless scheme to scare people away quickly turns deadly.

There's little question that GOD'S BLOODY ACRE is a product of loose-change funding and a three-day-weekend shooting schedule. Despite the transparencies of an indifferently overseen production, however, there's good potential for shameful gratification in this frowzy little regional outgrowth. The first half hour is a razor-to-wrist bore, but if you can get past that, the story does eventually grease the wheels and keep a steady beat(putting forward one of the most drawn-out, strangely choreographed fight scenes I've ever witnessed).

This is a lazy concoction from folks who have done far better work(see: SOMETIMES AUNT MARTHA DOES DREADFUL THINGS), but it does have a certain something...just not a whole lot of it.

5/10

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