USA,
1964, 90 min
Directed by:
Herschell Gordon LewisScreenplay:
Charles GloreCinematography:
Herschell Gordon LewisCast:
Gordon Oas-Heim, J.G. Patterson Jr., Jeffrey Allen, Ben Moore, Stanley Dyrector, Charles GlorePlots(1)
A country western singer goes back home to the hills of Carolina where he gots caught up in a feud between some homeboy moonshiners and "the Revenoores". (Arrow Films)
Reviews (1)
"Moonshine Mountain" is a good step in what Herschell Gordon Lewis further portrayed in his work and what he focused on even in his relatively recent return to filmmaking. Moreover, he manages to create an environment that is truly bizarre, an environment in which you would not want to find yourself. It's just a shame that I had to see the film in very poor, overexposed quality where the details were lost.
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