An escaped convict goes to a small town to clear his name. He becomes part of a murder plot in order to pull his plan off.
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| Credited cast: | |||
| Dana Wynter | ... | Ellen Whitlock | |
| Raymond St. Jacques | ... | James Lake | |
| Kevin McCarthy | ... | Leslie Whitlock | |
| Barbara McNair | ... | Lily | |
| Arthur O'Connell | ... | Prosecutor | |
| John Russell | ... | Sheriff | |
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Ann Prentiss | ... | Thelma Wilson |
| Royal Dano | ... | Carl Blair | |
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Ed Cook | ... | Officer |
| James Craig | ... | Police Chief | |
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James Drake | ... | Deputy |
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Kort Falkenberg | ... | Gas Station Attendant |
| Frank Gerstle | ... | Sergeant | |
| Mimi Gibson | ... | Marion | |
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Jason Johnson | ... | Truck Driver |
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An escaped convict goes to a small town to clear his name. He becomes part of a murder plot in order to pull his plan off.
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26 September 1969 (Ireland) See more »Also Known As:
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Words and Music by Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson
Sung by Barbara McNair
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Barbara McNair's first feature film. She promoted the film via a Playboy pictorial. See more »Soundtracks
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I had been looking for a copy of this movie for sometime and finally got myself an original Prism Video pre-record off of eBay. What a disappointment! I'd been looking forward to at least a decent blaxploitation feature, but this piece of junk would hardly qualify as a competent TV film. Kevin McCarthy, always a hammy actor to begin with, is way, way over the top in this one, practically foaming at the mouth in many of his scenes. The plot is so full of astounding contrivances (for example, mere hours after he escapes from prison, Raymond St. Jacques' face is on the front page of the local paper - which must have been printed at midnight to reach Kevin McCarthy's front porch when it does!) that after not much time the whole plot becomes totally risible. You do get a brief glimpse of Dana Wynter's nipple, but this is hardly worth having to sit through a 106 minute feature that should have clocked in under 90.