I didn't have the stamina to see this film to the end. But there are times when the first five minutes are enough to tell you when a film is poorly-made dross.
***SPOILERS*** Right from the start of the movie "Satan's Harvest" things don't look that good for our hero Miami private eye Cutter Murdock, George Montgomery, who survives a couple of assassination attempts as soon as he stepped off the plane at Johannesburg Airport. Cutter is there to claim his inheritance from his recently passed away uncle of an wild animal farm that he was left to run all the hunting and trapping operations.
When his uncle is killed in a horrible animal attack, American detective Cutter Murdock arrives in South Africa to inherit his ranching empire. Murdock's Johannesburg homecoming begins with an unexpected bang as the Miami-based private eye steps off the plane and a shot rings out - a man standing nearby is killed.
I bought this film out of curiosity. I am a Matt Monro fan and never knew that he taken up acting.
This fifty year old dud has nothing good going for it at all. Even at the time it was made, it sank without a trace.
This film begins with what might just be the cheapest looking opening credits in film history. Frankly, a home movie of the time might look almost as bad!
