Thunder Alley (1985)
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In a standard story of a band's rise to popularity broken by drugs and tragedy, the friendship of the band members is tested to the limits. Donnie (Scott McGinnis) has started a band and wants his friend Richie (Roger Wilson) to join and help them put together a winning sound. Richie overcomes… More In a standard story of a band's rise to popularity broken by drugs and tragedy, the friendship of the band members is tested to the limits. Donnie (Scott McGinnis) has started a band and wants his friend Richie (Roger Wilson) to join and help them put together a winning sound. Richie overcomes his dislike of one of the group members, starts playing with them, and soon they are on the way to stardom. But their sleazy manager has been getting Donnie hooked on drugs, and when an overdose kills the young bandleader, Richie is devastated. His girlfriend Beth is there for him, but for the rest of the band, their grief takes on a violent edge as they begin to connive to avenge Donnie's death. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi
- Directed By
- J.S. Cardone
- Genres
- Drama
- In Theaters
- Jun 1, 1985 Wide
- Studio
- MGM Home Entertainment
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Cast
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Roger Wilson
as Richie
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Jill Schoelen
as Beth
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Scott McGinnis
as Donnie
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Cindy Eilbacher
as Lorraine
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Clancy Brown
as Weasel
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Leif Garrett
as Skip
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Phil Brock
as Butch
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John Dragon
as Brad
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Frederick Flynn
as Ace
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Elizabeth Huddle
as Richie's Mother
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Henry Max Kendrick
as Jake
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Melanie Kinnaman
as Star
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Bert Kramer
as Richie's Father
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Susan McIver
as Redhead
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Tiny Wells
as Biker
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Carol Kottenbrook
as Candy
- Tim J. Andersen
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Emily Blanton
as Fatman's Groupie
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Steven D. Coffman
as "Pirate"
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Brian Cole
as Wolf
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Robert Curtin
as Beth's Father
- Donald E. Jamieson
- Scott G. Jamieson
- James Keeler
- Paul Kosanovich
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Jack Leal
as Minister
- Mark Lehman
- Bob Milan
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Randy Polk
as Fatman
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Richard Rubio
as Joey
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Don Saffer
as Rat Trap owner
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Wink Sargent
as Preppy
- John A. Staples
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Cheryl W. Waters
as cowgirl
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John O'Connor White
as drunk cowboy
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Jeffrey Martin
as Jeff "The Beast"
