Just like the westerns of the olden days, we see unscrupulous land developers desperately trying to squeeze out the owners of land in Arkansas so that they can develop.
There is a tendency for a lot of violence to develop in these films, especially when the action takes place down south. This film falls right into line.
It would have been better to see the court proceedings instead of statements just being read out loud.
By the picture's end, the bodies are really starting to pile up in an area that seems to thrive on violence, especially when the people are pushed. That's not to say that the developers weren't exactly lovers of peace either.
Peter Fonda does an adequate job of the son who returns home with his young son and soon is caught up in this mayhem.
There is a tendency for a lot of violence to develop in these films, especially when the action takes place down south. This film falls right into line.
It would have been better to see the court proceedings instead of statements just being read out loud.
By the picture's end, the bodies are really starting to pile up in an area that seems to thrive on violence, especially when the people are pushed. That's not to say that the developers weren't exactly lovers of peace either.
Peter Fonda does an adequate job of the son who returns home with his young son and soon is caught up in this mayhem.