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A Small Texas Town (1976)

« on: January 16, 2004, 11:15:45 PM »

A SMALL TEXAS TOWN (1976) - Little story that takes place in Texas. It's like a more serious version of DUKES OF HAZARD and other Southern type films. Guy gets out of jail in this one and finds the sheriff who put him in jail with his girl and son. The sheriff murderers a politician for $25,000 and tries to put this inocent guy in jail. Road chase and alot of just what the titles says. It couldn't be to bad as I watched it from beginning to end. Encore Channel showed this violent car chasing corrupt sheriff town film. Anyone see it. It's better than MACON COUNTY LINE.


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