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Hal Hopper | ... | |
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John Furlong | ... |
Calif McKinney
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Rena Horten | ... |
Eula
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| Lorna Maitland | ... |
Clara Belle
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Sam Hanna | ... |
Injoys
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Stuart Lancaster | ... |
Lute Wade
(as Stu Lancaster)
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Nick Wolcuff | ... |
Sheriff Abel
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Frank Bolger | ... |
Brother Hansen
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Lee Ballard | ... |
Sister Hansen
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Michael Finn | ... |
Thurmond Pate
(as Mickey Foxx)
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Fred Owens | ... |
Milton
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Wilfred Kues | ... |
Lynch mob
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Charles Felix |
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It's 1933, in the midst of the Depression and Prohibition. Calif, a stranger with a past walks into Spooner, Missouri on his way from Michigan to California. He hires on with Lute Wade to earn some travelling money, but gets entangled in a bad family situation: Lute's daughter is married to Sidney, a good-for-nothing drunk that frequents the rural equivalent of a whorehouse and beats his wife and is just waiting for Lute to kick the bucket to get his money. When Sidney and a local wacko preacher begin orchestrating a smear campaign against Calif, he finds it difficult to conceal his past and his growing affection for Sidney's wife. Written by Ed Sutton <[email protected]>
My friend and I sat down to watch Mudhoney on TCM. The first two minutes or so (before the opening credits roll) convinced us this was going to be a unique and well-paced movie. We were totally drawn in by the interesting camera work and tight editing. This is the way to open a film! We knew we were in for a worthwhile viewing experience, not just an exploitation flick. Hal Hopper's performance transcends the B-genre. Deranged, sadistic, degrading, mocking, taunting, conniving, violent--he commands the screen. (This guy was Jay "Dennis the Menace" North's father?) Lovely, seductive ladies, never shown gratuitously. They behave in a manner consistent with the film world Myer's has created (some label "gritty," which is the least of this small community's issues).