A group of cross-dressing bikers – Michael (John Alderman), David (Tom Basham), Eddie (Henry Olek), Arnold (Bruce Kimball), Ronnie (Maurice Warfield) and Henry (Robert Biheller) – wheel their way up the California coast to Los Angeles to attend a drag ball.
Along the way, they encounter a hitchhiker (Jackson Bostwick), some overbearing cops, and a gang of straight bikers (including Michael Pataki and future “Grizzly Adams” Dan Haggerty) and indulge in a food fight at a roadside hot dog stand.
It’s a low-budget independent film and the casting is odd, the acting is atrocious, the plot is non-existent and the biker costumes are awful. But it’s never boring and the trip is almost worth it for the totally unexpected downbeat ending.
Michael
John Alderman David
Tom Basham Eddie
Henry Olek Arnold
Bruce Kimball Ronnie
Maurice Warfield Henry
Robert Biheller The General
George T. Marshall Bikers
Michael Pataki
Dan Haggerty
Joe Hansen
Steve Pue Hitchhiker
Jackson Bostwick
Director
Lawrence Brown
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