Satan's Harvest

Satan's Harvest is a 1970 South African thriller[1]/adventure film directed by George Montgomery who also starred along with Tippi Hedren and singer Matt Monro.[2][3]

After inheriting a farm in South Africa, Cutter Murdock, an American private detective, travels there to claim his inheritance and almost immediately finds himself in danger. Following an attempted assassination while leaving the plane at Jan Smuts Airport (the person behind him is shot dead) and a further attempt on his life when his chauffeur and car are blown in an explosion.

Members of an interloper family who were excluded from Murdock’s uncle’s want Murdock’s farm as it is a heroin and marijuana "goldmine".

"Two People" composed by Don Black & Denis King, sung by Matt Monro. Other music in the film is by Roy Martin.

The film was shot on location in Johannesburg[4] and Zimbabwe[5][6][7] in 1969.[8][9]

Tippi Hedren started The Roar Foundation after working on the film.[10][11][12]

The film has been described as "a surprisingly good jungleflick",[13] a "dreary film about drug trafficking in Africa",[14] and a "forgettable film" by Cosmopolitan,[15] while Leonard Maltin sums up his assessment of the film as follows: "Colourful scenery, tepid story."[16]