A female biker rides into a desert town to seek revenge on "Angel" and his ruthless gang of violent bikers.A female biker rides into a desert town to seek revenge on "Angel" and his ruthless gang of violent bikers.A female biker rides into a desert town to seek revenge on "Angel" and his ruthless gang of violent bikers.
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- 1 nomination total
Ash Adams
- Deputy Steve Stowe
- (as Jason Adams)
Ginger Lynn
- Sally Womack
- (as Ginger Lynn Allen)
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- Writer
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- TriviaAll entries contain spoilers
- Quotes
Jonesy: HEY! Lawman says you can tell me what happened to my friends.
The Stranger: They're all dead.
Jonesy: What killed them?
The Stranger: Bad manners.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Best of the Worst: Our DVD and Blu-ray Collection (2019)
- SoundtracksRIDE-RIDE-RIDE
Performed by Red River
Composed by Billy Ray Martin (BMI)
Courtesy of Billy Ray Martin Music (BMI)
Featured review
I hope the next time Kathy Long makes a film she can unclench that jaw - maybe it's from watching just a little too many Clint Eastwood movies. Visually she's cute, perky, toned and buff and, pugilistically speaking, even a bit more impressive than Cynthia Rothrock. She's got a lot of raw talent, and might have been more believable in a movie like "G. I. Jane" - you know, female overcoming the system, kicking male butt as well as the next guy, nitro-in-a- perfume-bottle-kind-of-thing.
This is not a bad film at all, and features a very surprising turn by Ginger Lynn in a dramatic role as a town local. Serious kudos to director Fritz Kiersch for coaxing a terrifically drawn performance ... from skin queen Ginger Lynn? Wow, way to go Ginger!
We've seen the storyline a million times, but the action is solid and the production value is terrific, which is a testament to the director and the producers. The "High Plains Drifter" impersonation must've driven the sound guys crazy, but overall this movie is pretty good thanks largely to Fritz Kiersch and the guys behind the camera.
This is not a bad film at all, and features a very surprising turn by Ginger Lynn in a dramatic role as a town local. Serious kudos to director Fritz Kiersch for coaxing a terrifically drawn performance ... from skin queen Ginger Lynn? Wow, way to go Ginger!
We've seen the storyline a million times, but the action is solid and the production value is terrific, which is a testament to the director and the producers. The "High Plains Drifter" impersonation must've driven the sound guys crazy, but overall this movie is pretty good thanks largely to Fritz Kiersch and the guys behind the camera.
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