Dan Cushman

Tires squeal in the desert, supposedly wooden walls ripple like paper...you can't even buy production values this bad and, to top it off, it stars Presley. No better argument for the downfall of western civilization and the utter worthlessness of cinema as an art form. (FrontalotSA)

Tim Shipman returns to his father's logging company only to find his father has been killed, money is owed, and Croft Brunner controls the railroad used to haul out the logs. But he learns the Government restriction on his valuable stand of timber has been lifted. Brunner wants that timber and tries to buy him out. Refusing to sell, Tim makes plans to somehow get the timber out. (imdb)