Killers Three

In this exploitation flick, Johnny (Robert Walker, Jr.) is a driver for a backwoods moonshine boss, constantly outrunning a pair of inept Feds.

This movie has more going for it than a B grade script and a bunch of B grade actors. It's got swamps and hillbilly types who look like they came straight to the set without stopping off first at make-up.

I was living in Barstow Ca. in 1968 when the movie The Killers Three arrived at the local theater.

This is one of my all time favorite movies. even though it is a Bonnie and Clyde type movie it has a lot of humor in it.

I have seen Dick Clark in a couple of films before and once on the farewell episode of the Perry Mason series and he did turn in some creditable performances. Killers Three was produced, partially written and he was one of the three killers.

This film was shot in Randolph County in central North Carolina in 1968 when a film crew in the state was a rare thing. The locations were the municipalities of Liberty and Ramseur and the surrounding rural countryside.

This movie is completely forgettable...in fact, quite horrible.

I know, I know...trash, right!