Cold Turkey

The plot follows Reverend Brooks as he rallies his small Iowa town to participate in a month-long contest to quit smoking. The stakes are high, with a significant prize for the townspeople if they can resist the urge to smoke. However, the tobacco executives are determined to sabotage their efforts, leading to comedic chaos as residents face the challenges of addiction.

The film touches on themes of mass hysteria and the effects of advertising campaigns from the tobacco industry. Keywords like "cigarette," "addiction," and "contest" highlight the comedic yet serious tone of the narrative. Cold Turkey offers a satirical look at the battle against smoking, making it a unique piece from the early 1970s.

Collectors will find interest in the various formats available, including VHS, DVD, Blu-ray, and laserdisc. The film’s blend of humor and social commentary, coupled with its notable cast, makes it an intriguing addition to any comedy collection.