Shock Cinema #44

Interviews with Stuart Whitman, Shirley Knight, Barbara Bouchet, and Jon Polito. Reviews include Alan Alda and Patrick McGoohan in Elmore Leonard's The Moonshine War; Kristoffer Tabori in Making It; a devout student battles evolution in the Christploitation drama Test of Faith; Carole Laure in Gilles Carle's The Angel and the Woman [L'Ange et la Femme]; a pair of 1978, New York City street gang documentaries -- Youth Terror: The View From Behind the Gun and Lefty - Erinnerung An Einen Toten In Brooklyn [Lefty: Memories of a Dead One in Brooklyn]; Fabian Forte in Soul Hustler; Canadian singer Terry Jacks in the rural adventure Seasons in the Sun; Robin Phillips and Judy Geeson in Two Gentlemen Sharing; Robert Kramer's sci-fi fiasco Diesel; Brenda Sykes in Honky; Marcello Mastroianni and Oliver Reed in Dino Risi's Dirty Weekend; Tom Laughlin in The Young Sinner; The Legend of Hillbilly John; Lino Ventura and Mireille Darc in Fantasia Chez Les Ploucs; Tom Hanson's marijuana smuggling The Big Score [a.k.a. A Ton of Grass Goes To Pot]; David Selby and Kim Cattrall in The Night Rider; Victor Manuel, Ana Belén and Michael J. Pollard in Morbo [Morbidness]; Donnie and Marie Osmond in Goin' Coconuts; Richard Conte in Emilio Vieyra's Stay Tuned For Terror [Extraña Invasión]; Doug McClure in the Cold War TV-movie The Death of Me Yet; et cetera.