A rare 35mm print of this powerful, underseen 1970 classic. This screening is free for Hollywood Theatre Members.
When executive Bill Compton's (Dennis Patrick) daughter, Melissa (Susan Sarandon), overdoses at the house of her drug-dealer boyfriend, Compton flies into a rage and kills the dealer. He tries to make it look like a robbery gone wrong, but in a bar afterward, confesses his crime to a stranger named Joe (Peter Boyle). Joe is a racist and hippie-hater, who approves of Compton's actions. When Melissa goes missing, Joe helps Compton track her down, in the hope of killing a few hippies himself. Directed by John G Avildson (ROCKY).
When executive Bill Compton's (Dennis Patrick) daughter, Melissa (Susan Sarandon), overdoses at the house of her drug-dealer boyfriend, Compton flies into a rage and kills the dealer. He tries to make it look like a robbery gone wrong, but in a bar afterward, confesses his crime to a stranger named Joe (Peter Boyle). Joe is a racist and hippie-hater, who approves of Compton's actions. When Melissa goes missing, Joe helps Compton track her down, in the hope of killing a few hippies himself. Directed by John G Avildson (ROCKY).
Director: John G. Avildson
Format: 35mm
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