Title: Seventies Sleaze
Product review: Desperate-for-work, pre-Wonder Woman Lynda Carter slums in this AIP exploitation exercise. Somehow, we're supposed to identify with nutty ex-child evangelist Marjoe Gortner as he plays nutty drifter Lyle Wheeler in this combination of "Smoky And The Bandit" and "Bonnie And Clyde." With familiar Seventies TV faces John Durren, Belinda Balaski, James Gammon and Jesse Vint. Vint has the best line in the whole film: "I'm funny as hell when I'm high." This movie is sleazy and stupid. The main reason to watch is gorgeous Lynda Carter and her big butt in tight jeans. This widescreeen edition from MGM looks pretty good, with just a few blemishes here and there. It certainly beats the bootlegs that were sold for years on ebay.
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