The Girls from Thunder Strip

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Directed byDavid L. Hewitt
Written byPat Boyette
David L. Hewitt
Produced byDavid L. Hewitt
Michael Mehas
The Girls from Thunder Strip
Directed byDavid L. Hewitt
Written byPat Boyette
David L. Hewitt
Produced byDavid L. Hewitt
Michael Mehas
StarringJody McCrea
Maray Ayres
Mick Mehas
Casey Kasem
CinematographyGary Graver
Edited byGary Graver
Music byAl Quick
Distributed byAmerican General Pictures (1970) (US) (theatrical)
Peerless Films (1970) (Canada) (theatrical)
Something Weird Video (SWV) (2002) (USA) (VHS) & (DVDR)
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Running time
80 minutes
CountryUnited States
LanguageEnglish

The Girls from Thunder Strip is a 1970 American biker exploitation film directed by David L. Hewitt, who co-produced it with Michael Mehas.[1][2] It also featured American Top 40 DJ Casey Kasem.[3]

The film is about a trio of hillbilly girls who take on a biker gang over moonshine.[4][5] The story line is basically about female bootleggers taking on a biker gang which is led by a typical bad biker called Teach.[6] They have to also deal with federal agent (played by Casey Kasem) who has been sent to the area to close the whiskey operation.[7]

Reviews

Jim McLennan of Film Blitz gave it a C− rating. The gratuitous nudity that would be expected of this type of exploitation film was a disappointment to him.[8]

Release info

According to The Grindhouse Database and TV Guide, it was released in 1966.[9][10] Blu-Ray.com has the US release date as March 19, 1970, and German as February 11, 1972.[11]

SOMETHING WEIRD VIDEO released "The Girls From Thunder Strip" on VHS in 2002. As stated on the sleeve summary: The VHS release was taken from a 35mm print in 2.35:1 widescreen Techniscope.

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