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Moonshine Mountain ()


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Chuck Scott plays a country western singer who goes back home to the hills of Carolina where he gets caught up in a feud between some homeboy moonshiners and "the Revenoores".

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Doug Martin (as Chuck Scott)
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Sheriff Asa Potter (as Adam Sorg)
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Jeb Carpenter
Bonnie Hinson ...
Laura Carpenter
Carmen Sotir ...
Angeline
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Raf
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Hutto (as Pat Patterson)
Stanley Dyrector ...
Ed Basham (as Mark Douglas)
Gretchen Blank ...
Mary Lou Carpenter (as Gretchen Eisner)
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Luther Basham
Karin March ...
Ma Basham
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William Harris ...
Harley
Marilyn Walters ...
Della Lawrence
Harry Kerr ...
Wilson
Lee Collins ...
Bentley
Claude Casey ...
T.V. Announcer
James Preddy ...
T.V. Singer
James Stokes Jr. ...
Electrician
Gay Land and the Thunderbirds ...
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The Sweet Gum Sisters and Brother ...
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The Catalinas ...
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Directed by

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Herschell Gordon Lewis

Written by

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Charles Glore ... (screenplay)

Produced by

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Herschell Gordon Lewis ... producer

Music by

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Charles Glore ... (as Chuck Scott)
Herschell Gordon Lewis ... (uncredited)

Cinematography by

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Herschell Gordon Lewis

Editing by

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Ron Clasky
Robert L. Sinise ... (as Bob Sinise)

Production Management

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Andy Romanoff ... production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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J.G. Patterson Jr. ... assistant director

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Andy Romanoff ... sound recordist (as Buddy Seely)

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Frank McGraw ... lighting technician

Music Department

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Charles Glore ... guitar (as Chuck Scott)
Joe Smith ... electric guitar

Additional Crew

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Jim Beam ... technical advisor
Dave Finley ... production assistant
Sandy Stokes ... production assistant
Bobby Vercruse ... crew chief (as Bob Vercruse)
Hiram Walker ... technical advisor
Crew believed to be complete

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Plot Summary

Doug Martin, a "society" western-mountain singing star on television, goes back to the Carolina hills, to get some authenticity to his over-citified blandness. There he meets up with the Carpenters and the Bashams, two families who, together with Sheriff Asa Potter, own a gigantic moonshining-still which keeps the local countryside soaked with "white lightning." He also falls in love with Laura Carpenter, much to the chagrin of his society fiancée, Della Lawrence. Della accepts the invitation by Sheriff Potter to go out to the pond with him, then laughs at him and hacks him off to the point where he kills her. Potter also has the half-human, ape-like Luther Basham working for him, mainly killing federal revenue agents, and then throwing their bodies in the still and laughing as they bubble away. HGL has a heavy hand when it comes to comedy. It gets to the point where Potter sees a need to kill off both families and, to overcome Luther's objections to killing his own family, Potter tells him he can save and keep Mary Lou, Laura's half-witted sister. Mary Lou objects and makes use of an axe to make her point. Written by Les Adams

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Taglines WHITE LIGHTNIN' FLOWS JES' LIKE WATER ON...MOONSHINE MOUNTAIN! (original poster-all caps) See more »
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Also Known As
  • White Trash on Moonshine Mountain
Runtime
  • 85 min
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Budget $50,000 (estimated)

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Trivia A paperback novelization was published at the time of the film's release. It is long out of print and considered quite rare. See more »
Movie Connections Edited into Dusk to Dawn Drive-in Trash-o-Rama Show Vol. 10 (2007). See more »
Soundtracks Love That White Lightin' See more »
Crazy Credits [print ad] In LIGHTIN' BRIGHT Color See more »

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