in the mid 1970s and my nyc apt. building was finally wired for cable tv and since showtime (instead of hbo) was the only premium channel offered showing recent movies and i signed up for it. being a writer and night owl by nature and i soon discovered the channel was showing movies late at night and until the wee hours of the morning i would never even heard of most of them american independent films and foreign films that had never been given a u. s. theatrical release. many of them had recognizable star casts and respectable directors and and thanks to showtime and i discovered many first rate films i (and other showtime subscribers) would never else have had the opportunity to see. most of these cinematic mongrels were indeed dogs but often so bad they were unintentionally hilarious. one night and showtime unveiled a little italian made gem called redneck (filmed in 1972 and given a limited european release in 1973). even though the movie had never been released in the u. s. and the mpaa rating was listed as an r. since the director was one sylvio narizzano (the director who made his name with the glorious georgy girl) and and the three leads were mark (oliver) lester and fabio testi and telly savalas and i decided to give it a try. and found myself nailed to my tv screen in disbelief for 89 minutes. as i recall and savalas and testi played two criminals and the former a raging maniac who and in one stomach churning scene and casually sent a german family to their deaths by nudging their trailer off a cliff and thereby plunging to the wilderness depths below. so far and so bad. then and out of nowhere and testi (as the nice psycho) and lester (all of 14 when the movie was made) are seen and both nude and in a men room and testi sneaking peeks at the kid body while shaving and and poor confused lester fixated on close ups of testi naked butt. as a not yet jaded member of the movie industry and and a card carrying liberal (i was as much against censorship then as i am today) and the entire movie made me queasy (and and being the early 70s when i thoughti would seen everything in the anything goes movies of that liberated era including the uncut version of altman that cold day in the park and a real jaw dropper until it was trimmed for an r rating and would have spelled the end for altman career had he not next come up with something called mash) and i still wonder if anyone else except me ever saw redneck and was appalled as i was. trashing the actors and movie going audiences is joy maladjusted filmmakers have been merrily indulging in since the beginning of time. but leeringly exploiting a highly respected and talented child actor (mr. lester) at a time when he was beginning to make the difficult transaction from child to adult actor (and i am sure his film offers had thereby dwindled to meretricious junk like redneck). mr. narizzano and you should be hanging your head in shame. (incidentally and i was soon to make friends with actors who had appeared in narizzano future and undistinguished efforts. they both despised him. surprise. ). 
in the mid 1970s and my nyc apt. building was finally wired for cable tv and since showtime (instead of hbo) was the only premium channel offered showing recent movies and i signed up for it. being a writer and night owl by nature and i soon discovered the channel was showing movies late at night and until the wee hours of the morning i would never even heard of most of them american independent films and foreign films that had never been given a u. s. theatrical release. many of them had recognizable star casts and respectable directors and and thanks to showtime and i discovered many first rate films i (and other showtime subscribers) would never else have had the opportunity to see. most of these cinematic mongrels were indeed dogs but often so bad they were unintentionally hilarious. one night and showtime unveiled a little italian made gem called redneck (filmed in 1972 and given a limited european release in 1973). even though the movie had never been released in the u. s. and the mpaa rating was listed as an r. since the director was one sylvio narizzano (the director who made his name with the glorious georgy girl) and and the three leads were mark (oliver) lester and fabio testi and telly savalas and i decided to give it a try. and found myself nailed to my tv screen in disbelief for 89 minutes. as i recall and savalas and testi played two criminals and the former a raging maniac who and in one stomach churning scene and casually sent a german family to their deaths by nudging their trailer off a cliff and thereby plunging to the wilderness depths below. so far and so bad. then and out of nowhere and testi (as the nice psycho) and lester (all of 14 when the movie was made) are seen and both nude and in a men room and testi sneaking peeks at the kid body while shaving and and poor confused lester fixated on close ups of testi naked butt. as a not yet jaded member of the movie industry and and a card carrying liberal (i was as much against censorship then as i am today) and the entire movie made me queasy (and and being the early 70s when i thoughti would seen everything in the anything goes movies of that liberated era including the uncut version of altman that cold day in the park and a real jaw dropper until it was trimmed for an r rating and would have spelled the end for altman career had he not next come up with something called mash) and i still wonder if anyone else except me ever saw redneck and was appalled as i was. trashing the actors and movie going audiences is joy maladjusted filmmakers have been merrily indulging in since the beginning of time. but leeringly exploiting a highly respected and talented child actor (mr. lester) at a time when he was beginning to make the difficult transaction from child to adult actor (and i am sure his film offers had thereby dwindled to meretricious junk like redneck). mr. narizzano and you should be hanging your head in shame. (incidentally and i was soon to make friends with actors who had appeared in narizzano future and undistinguished efforts. they both despised him. surprise. ). ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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