Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Claudia Jennings | ... | Rose | |
Lieux Dressler | ... | Anna | |
John Martino | ... | Smith | |
Paul Carr | ... | Seago | |
Dennis Fimple | ... | Curly | |
Gene Drew | ... | Mac | |
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Jennifer Burton | ... | Tina |
Dolores Dorn | ... | Trish | |
Len Lesser | ... | Winter | |
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Speed Stearns | ... | Rusty (as Speed Sterns) |
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Eric Nord | ... | Sheriff |
Nicky Blair | ... | Mr. Big | |
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Jo Ann Adkisson | ... | Madeline |
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Gerald Sanders | ... | Seago's Man |
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Herb Graham | ... | Moiry |
A mother and daughter who run a brothel for truckers fight back when the Mafia tries to take over their operation.
This is a cola and popcorn movie, to be enjoyed, not criticised for its 'artistic' quality. It is one to pass time with, not scrutinise.
The plot was simple and plausible. While some say the acting was bad, I would disagree. The characters were portrayed well. Besides, the actors were from 1974, not 2009. I assume the acting was up to the standards of the days, especially so for a mindless action movie.
There was a bit of suspense, too, although not enough to change the genre of the movie. We more or less knew who was on which side.
The chase sequences were picturised well. Of course, being a 1974 film, the action was of a class of that era, not today's. So, no hi-fi gadgetry here. Pure rustic truck-boy action.
Enjoy!