Jeff Wilson (a solid and engaging performance by Don Jones), who's a big city cop with country roots, goes undercover in a sleepy small podunk town to get the goods on a moonshine operation run by a feisty woman with three hot young daughters.
Director Will Zens offers a flavorsome evocation of the downhome backwoods setting complete with a neat array of colorful redneck characters, maintains a likeable lighthearted tone throughout, keeps the slight, but enjoyable story moving along at a fitful pace, and stages a few lively car chases with aplomb. Moreover, the presence of several hot hillbilly gals certainly doesn't hurt matters in the least. Charles Elledge contributes an amusing turn as the bumbling fat sheriff. W. Henry Smith's jaunty banjo score hits the sprightly spot. Pretty insubstantial stuff, but a pleasant enough diversion just the same.
Director Will Zens offers a flavorsome evocation of the downhome backwoods setting complete with a neat array of colorful redneck characters, maintains a likeable lighthearted tone throughout, keeps the slight, but enjoyable story moving along at a fitful pace, and stages a few lively car chases with aplomb. Moreover, the presence of several hot hillbilly gals certainly doesn't hurt matters in the least. Charles Elledge contributes an amusing turn as the bumbling fat sheriff. W. Henry Smith's jaunty banjo score hits the sprightly spot. Pretty insubstantial stuff, but a pleasant enough diversion just the same.