Double Feature!

RING OF FIRE 1961
U.S. film. Excellent quality. This "epic disaster film" is a pyromaniac's dream come true! Duane Eddy is on the soundtrack; he plays, "Ring Of Fire," and "Bobbie." Lots of cool hipster lingo, daddy-o! And, it features the great Doodles Weaver.

The juvenile delinquent action begins immediately as the film opens. Three psycho teenage delinquent hoodlums get busted in a small northwestern town and as they get hauled to the police station they pull a gun on the cops and try to make a break for it. They take the sheriff hostage as they escape through the heavily wooded forest.

There's a lot of sexual tension as the cute, tight blue jeans and midriff wearing teenage devil doll makes a big come-on to cop David Janssen. Frank Gorshin plays such a deranged whack-job—it seems he began developing the "Riddler" character while making this film.

The driest summer in years and one dropped cigarette causes a spectacular forest fire that becomes a focal point of the film. The last half-hour depicts the efforts to evacuate the town from the oncoming inferno. Dramatic, real-life forest fire footage. David Janssen, Joyce Taylor, Frank Gorshin, Joel Marston, James Johnson, Ron Myron, Marshall Kent, Doodles Weaver. Ring Of Fire.

Plus this bonus selection...

THE DISTANT DRUMMER: A MOVABLE SCENE 1968
U.S. documentary. Actor Robert Mitchum narrates this film about the youth subculture surrounding illegal drugs. There are lots of scenes of hippies rolling joints, dropping acid, and shooting speed and heroin.

Rambling interviews with pimple-faced, teenage druggie burnouts. A study of the drug and youth sub-cultures that thrive in bohemian enclaves in San Francisco, London, Rome, Istanbul, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Crete, Morocco, Katmandu, etc. Psychedelic light shows, distorted fuzz guitar and spaced out gyrating dancing.

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