Sassy Sue

The story follows Pa, a chicken farmer, who is concerned about his son Junior's infatuation with their cow, Sassy Sue. In an effort to redirect Junior's affections, Pa enlists the help of local farmgirls to show Junior what he should be interested in. With a quirky plot and a cast that includes John Tull and Colleen Brennan, this film represents the unique comedic style of the early 1970s.

Sassy Sue captures a blend of rural charm and absurdity that defines many comedies of its era. The film showcases the offbeat humor characteristic of its time, appealing to collectors who appreciate niche comedies from this decade. The performances by the ensemble cast, including Patrick Wright and Sandy Carey, contribute to the film's quirky narrative, making it a piece of cinema that reflects the cultural quirks of the 70s.