A violent sadist has been appointed a deputy sheriff by his uncle, the alcoholic and corrupt county sheriff, who runs a drug-smuggling and bootlegging operation on the side. When the sheriff's nephew decides to steal the land of some local "half-breeds", a young deputy in the department decides it's time to stand up to him.
Fred Dresch, Richard Wayne Martin
Director
Bob Orwig
Virgel Johnson
Cameron Mitchell
Mayor Johnson
Steve Murphy
Sheriff Smith
Phillip Newman
Bo Johnson
Susan Ashley Pohlman
Liza Case
Richard Wayne Martin
Preacher Smith
Camille Keaton
Preacher's Wife
Bobby Storm
Mr. Taylor
Susan Ashley
Preacher's Daughter
Donald Farmer
Reporter
Mark Houser
York Johnson
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