Having struck gold with shockumentaries like Ecco and Mondo Bizarro, producer Bob Cresse and writer/director Lee Frost applied their distinctive sleaze aesthetic to a revenge western they advertised as "91 minutes of Freudian fury!" It would soon redefine the 'roughie' and become one of the most notorious exploitation films in history.
Having struck gold with shockumentaries like Ecco and Mondo Bizarro, producer Bob Cresse and writer/director Lee Frost applied their distinctive sleaze aesthetic to a revenge western they advertised as "91 minutes of Freudian fury!" It would soon redefine the 'roughie' and become one of the most notorious exploitation films in history.
