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A biker gang and its leader fall prey to a satan worshipper and his cult.A biker gang and its leader fall prey to a satan worshipper and his cult.A biker gang and its leader fall prey to a satan worshipper and his cult.
Steve Oliver
- Adam
- (as Stephen Oliver)
Donna Anderson
- Helen
- (as D.J. Anderson)
Gene Shane
- Tarot
- (as Duece Berry)
Billy Gray
- Pill
- (as William Gray)
- Director
- Writers
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Did you know
- TriviaThe bulk of the monks were played by hippies from a local commune in California.
- GoofsAs the truck drives into a sandstorm, the vehicle putting out the fog is visible to the left of the road.
- Alternate versionsA scene between Pill (Billy Gray) / Scarf (Barry McGuire) has been omitted from "Dark Sky Films" DVD release. It involved Pill playing a used car salesman and Scarf playing his pet dog, "Puke". Several VHS versions include this scene including, "The Golden Age Of Leather, Volume 2" VHS set released by Anchor Bay Entertainment in 2000.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Wolfman Chronicles: A Cinematic Scrapbook (1991)
- SoundtracksWerewolves on Wheels
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With a title like that, do you really expect it to be good?
If you watch B movies long enough, you'll learn that movies with goofy titles usually aren't very good at all, and this one is no exception. It plays like they only had a rough outline connecting a few scripted scenes, because a lot of the time the movie forgets the story and has the bikers basically goofing around until something bad happens. A low budget and clumsy camera work just add to the aura of shabbiness.
I can't completely dismiss it, because there are a few small but good touches here and there. Some of the music isn't bad, and there are also a few visuals (a gigantic flock of birds, desert landscapes) that do pop out and grab your eye. And there are also a few surreal sequences that do show that the filmmakers were not completely without imagination. But such moments are very few, and don't even get this movie up to the rank of movies to watch with fast-forward.
I can't completely dismiss it, because there are a few small but good touches here and there. Some of the music isn't bad, and there are also a few visuals (a gigantic flock of birds, desert landscapes) that do pop out and grab your eye. And there are also a few surreal sequences that do show that the filmmakers were not completely without imagination. But such moments are very few, and don't even get this movie up to the rank of movies to watch with fast-forward.
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- Aug 11, 2003
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- Country of origin
- Language
- Also known as
- Blutnacht des Teufels
- Filming locations
- Glamis, California, USA(video commentary)
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- Budget
- $265,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 20 minutes
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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