Burning Rage (1984)
While coal fires burn beneath a depressed mining town a greedy businessman stops at nothing to buy up the mineral rights.
Top billed cast
Barbara MandrellKate Bishop
Tom WopatTom Silver
Bert RemsenJ.D. Moses
John PleshetteFrank Vandenberg
Mary Grace CanfieldNettie McFadden
Carol KaneMary Harwood
Eddie AlbertWill Larson
Terri GardnerJune Summers
Doug BledsoeMike Brockey- Robert SchuchLuke Brockey
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