Three brothers - stock car driver Marty (Robbins playing himself), mechanic Del (John Ashley, the man from Blood Island) and revenue agent Steve - all have their issues. Marty is trying to be a star, Del wants to be Marty and Steve is busting some moonshiners.
Del tries to out do his brother to prove himself to his girlfriend Sue (Gigi Perrau, The Cool and the Crazy) and the gang ends up almost killing them all. Meanwhile, Connie Smith and the Stonemans play a whole mess of songs.
The entire film was independently made in Nashville, Tennessee. John Ashley told Trash Compactor, "Marty was a terrific fellow and a great singer, and I was a big fan of his. He was a stock car racer, loved stock cars, and the producers had put this thing together. They said to me that this was going to be his motion picture debut, and they needed me to play his brother and basically carry the movie. So I went down there for six or seven weeks."
This was directed by Will Zens, who also made Trucker's Woman and Hot Summer in Barefoot County, two Joe Bob Briggs-approved redneck movies.
Del tries to out do his brother to prove himself to his girlfriend Sue (Gigi Perrau, The Cool and the Crazy) and the gang ends up almost killing them all. Meanwhile, Connie Smith and the Stonemans play a whole mess of songs.
The entire film was independently made in Nashville, Tennessee. John Ashley told Trash Compactor, "Marty was a terrific fellow and a great singer, and I was a big fan of his. He was a stock car racer, loved stock cars, and the producers had put this thing together. They said to me that this was going to be his motion picture debut, and they needed me to play his brother and basically carry the movie. So I went down there for six or seven weeks."
This was directed by Will Zens, who also made Trucker's Woman and Hot Summer in Barefoot County, two Joe Bob Briggs-approved redneck movies.