More HG Lewis debacles--Moonshine hijinks and a hillbilly in the White House.

Same words--Ferlin Husky.

Really stupid sexploitation.

From Ed Gein to Rory Calhoun--these backwater psychos are the heart and soul of American Gothic.

Bruno VaSota sweats like a big fat pig in this bayou baked backwoods debacle.

I have a special place in my heart for this slow moving, backwoods, occult classic. Thumbs up for the actor playing the small town sheriff, Chief Spano.

This movie gives everyone a bad name. William Shatner plays a racist agitator who entices small town southerners into unspeakable acts of violence. He is ultimately exposed and exiled. Surreal

Like this classic? Pick a copy of Black Vengeance if you can find it.

Here's a good little feaux documentary style horror flick that dramatizes a backwoods legend--monster AND local yokels.

The second feature is a southern fried pseudo Streetcar sin fest about reputations, debutantes, abortions, and swamp madness. White suits, "cracker" lawyers, drawls that aren't always southern, etc.

Hey, this is a derivative modern inbred horror show. At least it tries, even if it misses the mark. Rent it once, watch it in the dark and then take a drive in the country.Takes itself too seriously

Thanks for the pastiche, Rob. Your efforts are appreciated--sufficiently bizarre. Carnival rides, Sid Haig, inbred mutants, dead cheerleaders, satanism, grave robbing, weird violence, etc