Rex Holman

An investigator is hot on the trail of a gang of teenage delinquents terrorizing a small community by stealing cars and stripping them for parts.

A gunslinger wanted for murder by an ungrateful town must convince its residents that his former gang is coming to stage a deadly raid.

Released just before the Cuban Missile Crisis, this chiller-thriller realistically details what might happen to the survivors of a nuclear attack. Screen legend Ray Mill directs and leads a superb cast that includes Jean Hagen and Frankie Avalon.

Hank Williams is making a buck pitching a snake-oil cure-all to the gullible, capping his spiel by picking up his guitar and singing. In the crowd is The Drifting Cowboys, a group of touring country-western musicians who happen to be passing through. Say, Hank, would you like to join our group? Memphis-born George Hamilton is winningly natural as Williams in the musical biopic of the short-lived but forever influential "Hillbilly Shakespeare." It's a deeply felt, lived-in story, made with the assistance of his widow Audrey and featuring timeless songs (Long Gone Lonesome Blues, I Can't Help It and Hey, Good Lookin' among them) lip-synched by Hamilton but sung by another C&W great: Hank Williams, Jr.

Two rival bounty hunters are after the same murderer but find they have to join together to fight off his gang of cut-throat killers.