Scott Glenn – at his most stoic and sullen – plays Long John, a biker who gets invited with fellow members of the drug-dealing Angels bike gang, Juicer (Don Carrera) and Monk (James Inglehart), to a ghost town called Lost Cause where the Dragons motorcycle gang are partying with some local hippies.
Unfortunately, a hippie girl is raped and murdered and Long John and his Angels pals are accused by the Dragons’ sadistic leader The General (Charles Dierkop of Police Woman fame) and face a kangaroo court.
The Angels are found ‘guilty’ and sentenced to torture and eventually death.
Monk escapes and alerts the rest of the Angels who turn up to kick some Dragons ass.
The supporting cast includes a young Gary Busey as an unlikely hippie, biker regular Gary Littlejohn, Vanishing Point‘s nude motorcycle girl Gilda Texter, James Inglehart (Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls), and Janet Wood (who featured in the unforgettable naked knife fight with Raven De La Croix in Russ Meyer’s Up!)
Long John
Scott Glenn General
Charles Dierkop Monk
James Iglehart Astrid
Gilda Texter Axe
Gary Littlejohn Henry
Gary Busey Juicer
Don Carerra Brain
Brendan Kelly Vicki
Janet Wood Rings
Dennis ‘Dirty Denny’ Art Clean Sheila
Neva Davis Lucifer
Larry Tucker Lucifer’s Girl
Cherie Latimer Louie
Marc Seaton Magic
Steve Slauson Crab
John Raymond Taylor Charlie
William Carter Ron
Ron Starr Frank
Frank Charolla Eve
Evelyn Littlejohn Tim
Brendan Burns Sharon
Sharon Peckinpah Lynn
Lynn Ellsworth Pete
Pete Leman Gordon
Mike Shack Carol
Becki Cross Jagger
Hal Marshall Cloud
Lance Hefner
Director
Joe Viola
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