Harvesters is an action-packed thriller about a small-time gang of misfits led by lesbian Gulf War veteran Frankie Falzone. After she thrashes a redneck at a strip club, she and her gang move on to a small town where they rob a liquor store and kill the clerk. When their car conks out, they carjack a young woman and force her to take them to her family's home - located off the beaten path deep in the woods. Meanwhile, two U.S. marshals are hot on the tails of the gang. When the marshals track the gang to the home of Herbert and Betty Peelman, the real horror begins.
Joe Ripple
Director
George Stover
Herbert
Donna Sherman
Frankie
Steven King
Jack Peelman
Leanna Chamish
Betty Peelman
Patty Cipoletti
U. S. Marshal Nicole Torson
Micci Samperi
Spikes
Donna DeVilbiss
Mary Robinson
Joe Ripple
U. S. Marshal Rick McNally
Erin Palmisano
Amy Peelman
Jaime Kalman
Layla Peelman
James J. Waltz
Strip Club Owner
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