A group of bikers is hired by the CIA during the Vietnam War to covertly rescue a captured presidential adviser from the clutches of the Red Chinese army in Cambodia.
After a round of drinking, fighting and whoring, the “Devil’s Advocates” bike gang, led by Link Thomas (William Smith), fix up their motorcycles with machine guns, grenade launchers and armour plating, and storm the enemy camp.
TRIVIA
A portion of this movie is seen in the Tarantino film, Pulp Fiction(1994). It is showing on the TV in the hotel room the morning after Butch’s boxing match.
Released in some markets as Nam’s Angels.
Link Thomas
William Smith Captain Jackson
Bernie Hamilton Duke
Adam Roarke Dirty Denny
Houston Savage Kim Sue
Ana Korita Sergeant Winston
John Garwood Limpy
Paul Koslo Speed
Gene Cornelius Suriya
Lillian Margerejo Mama-San
Paraluman Kowalski
Paul Nuckles Lt. Hayworth
Ronnie Ross Major Thomas
Dan Kemp Screw
Armando Luchero Charlie
Fran Dinh Hy Albanian
Alan Caillou Tac Houn
Paquito Salcedo Shillick
Von Deming Inspector
Hernan Robles Chet Davis
Jack Starrett
Director
Jack Starrett
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