Rob"Angels' Wild Women' is a biker movie made sometime in the 60s but not seeing a release until 1971, by which time the fad for celluloid hell's angels was completely dead.
Like any of Al Adamson's movies which required extensive reshoots, this is a complete mess. The nonsensical plot just serves as filler between fight scenes, and the inclusion of a Manson-esque cult leader is particularly tasteless.
"Satan's Sadists" features a particularly rapacious biker gang led by the psychotic and impulsive Anchor (Russ Tamblyn). Their victimisation of an ex-GI and a waitress leaves two of the gang dead, and they vow revenge.
That's about it for the plot, but this is rendered enjoyable by far-out characters, brutal violence and Tamblyn's superb performance as a man so unhinged that even his own gang find him to be too extreme. Top stuff.
#bikermovies #hellsangels #aladamson #severin #severinfilms #angelswildwomen #satanssadists
Like any of Al Adamson's movies which required extensive reshoots, this is a complete mess. The nonsensical plot just serves as filler between fight scenes, and the inclusion of a Manson-esque cult leader is particularly tasteless.
"Satan's Sadists" features a particularly rapacious biker gang led by the psychotic and impulsive Anchor (Russ Tamblyn). Their victimisation of an ex-GI and a waitress leaves two of the gang dead, and they vow revenge.
That's about it for the plot, but this is rendered enjoyable by far-out characters, brutal violence and Tamblyn's superb performance as a man so unhinged that even his own gang find him to be too extreme. Top stuff.
#bikermovies #hellsangels #aladamson #severin #severinfilms #angelswildwomen #satanssadists
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