28 September 1968 Adventure, Horror, Action 78 mins
The adventures of the Lemon Grove Kids in a Bowery Boys-inspired kiddie film.
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Mike Kannon as Slug
Coleman Francis as "Big Ed" Narzak / Mr. Miller
Herb Robins as Killer Krump / Chooper #1
Kirk Kirksey as Kirk
Jim Plunkett as Stretch
Ed McWatters as The Saboteur
Bob Burns as Kogar the Gorilla / The Mad Mummy
Keith A. Wester as Marvin-Marvin / Swami Marvin / Man Shaving
John Williams as Skinny (as J. Jay Hartford)
Kedric Wolfe as Jocko
Beverly Carter as Dum-Dum / Secretary
E.M. Kevke as Green Grasshopper (as David Miles)
Linda Steckler as Linda / Girl with Balloon
Jeff Scott as Jeff
Derek Quinn as Derek
Laura Steckler as Tickles
Ron Haydock Writer
Jim Harmon Writer
Ed McWatters Director
E.M. Kevke Writer
Ray Laurent Editor
Lee Gilmore Sound
George J. Morgan Executive Producer
Keith A. Wester Executive Producer
Keith A. Wester Producer
John Williams Associate Producer
Gil Hubbs Director of Photography
Jack Cooperman Director of Photography
Keith A. Wester Director of Photography
Keith A. Wester Editor
John Williams Editor
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