Dick Clark spent fifty years as the most wholesome man in American pop music. He also produced a movie about a hippie-hating farmer who becomes a werewolf.

In THE WEREWOLF OF WOODSTOCK (1975), a local man - played by Tige Andrews of The Mod Squad - is still seething months after the historic music festival has ended. He goes out drunk to smash the abandoned stage. It is still wired to the power lines. He takes the jolt, survives, and from then on turns into a werewolf whenever it storms.

A no-name band arrives to photograph themselves in the wreckage, hoping to convince a record label they played there. He hunts them. At one point he drives a dune buggy, which is apparently what everybody remembers from this thing.

Six years after Woodstock, the establishment is the monster - in the form of an enraged middle-aged property owner.

The Werewolf of Woodstock was shot on videotape, aired once, late at night on ABC, and vanished.