SATAN’S HARVEST

Cinemavixion Review

George Montgomery directs and stars in "Satan's Harvest," a 1970 thriller that plunges viewers into the murky world of drug trafficking in Africa. Montgomery plays a man who inherits an estate only to discover it's a front for the cultivation of heroin and marijuana. The plot quickly escalates as local thugs seek to eliminate the new owner, leading to a descent into violence. Co-starring the iconic Tippi Hedren, the film offers a gritty, albeit somewhat dated, glimpse into the dangers of organized crime. While the external data's plot synopsis introduces additional characters and a detective angle, the core elements of inherited property, drug growing, and ensuing conflict align with the local description, making it a coherent match. The film's reception, as indicated by its IMDb rating of 3.7/10, suggests a cult following rather than mainstream acclaim, but it remains an interesting artifact of 70s exploitation cinema.