Shanty Tramp

19671967
RR
1h 12min

A sleazy evangelist makes a play for a small town's local tramp, but is shocked to learn that she prefers a local black kid over him. Furious, he stirs up the town against the couple.A sleazy evangelist makes a play for a small town's local tramp, but is shocked to learn that she prefers a local black kid over him. Furious, he stirs up the town against the couple.A sleazy evangelist makes a play for a small town's local tramp, but is shocked to learn that she prefers a local black kid over him. Furious, he stirs up the town against the couple.

5.8/10

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Director
- Joseph G. Prieto
Writers
- K. Gordon Murray(story)
- Reuben Guberman(screenplay)
- Joseph G. Prieto(screenplay)
Stars

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Otto Schlessinger and Eleanor Vaill in Shanty Tramp (1967)

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On a hot night in Dixie, the local shanty tramp heads out for adventure and leaves disaster in her wake. The lust she excites in the local men leads to fights, murders, lynch mobs, ruined reputations, and broken homes. —D.A. Kellough <dkelloug@infinet.com>

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Trivia
The bikers were played by members of the Davie (FL) Police Department, many of whom were subsequently fired for their participation in this movie. In addition, other cast members lost their day jobs as well.

Soundtracks
Shanty Tramp
Lyrics by Reuben Guberman
Music by Frank Linales

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10/10

A great "party film"

This film is so sleazy that you'll want to take a shower after watching it--and that's exactly what makes it so much fun. There's something here to offend and repulse everyone. It's the story of a southern white trash party girl looking for thrills, who lures a virtuous young black guy into destruction, along the way having some unforgettable sexual encounters with (a) a crooked tent-revival preacher, (b) a sadistic motorcycle gang leader, and (c) her own alcoholic father. Cheap production values and obvious first-timer acting only add to the sleazy atmosphere. Crack open a beer and enjoy!

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