Little Mark McCain finally left North Fork, and he ended up as part of the 1960s Brat Pack, the Loserville Giants!
Chubby Beau Bridges, who lacks any chin, leads the tough kids in this horrible movie that is funny in a sad way. Bridges and his small gang of overgrown bullies kidnap a few of the towns girls and children in order to avoid being evicted. Now that they are giants, the Sheriff wants them out of town. Kind of ridiculous story, but what can you expect?
Tommy Kirk, a Disney star is one of the good guys, standing up for the traditionally square values of Loserville. Johnny Crawford, famous for The Rifleman, and Ron Howard (Opie on Andy Griffith Show), are the other youthful celebrities who are fighting the giant teenagers. Mickey Rooney's son is also in this dud.
The highlight of this movie is "The Last Race" theme song by Jack Nitzsche, which plays during the go-go dancing scene when the giant girls are getting endless close-ups of their bodies as they are dancing in their skimpy outfits. To say anything more would spoil what little story there is.
Chubby Beau Bridges, who lacks any chin, leads the tough kids in this horrible movie that is funny in a sad way. Bridges and his small gang of overgrown bullies kidnap a few of the towns girls and children in order to avoid being evicted. Now that they are giants, the Sheriff wants them out of town. Kind of ridiculous story, but what can you expect?
Tommy Kirk, a Disney star is one of the good guys, standing up for the traditionally square values of Loserville. Johnny Crawford, famous for The Rifleman, and Ron Howard (Opie on Andy Griffith Show), are the other youthful celebrities who are fighting the giant teenagers. Mickey Rooney's son is also in this dud.
The highlight of this movie is "The Last Race" theme song by Jack Nitzsche, which plays during the go-go dancing scene when the giant girls are getting endless close-ups of their bodies as they are dancing in their skimpy outfits. To say anything more would spoil what little story there is.