Hellcat's Revenge

Sorry and no pun intended. Hopefully you are ok for me to even connect this in a jokey kind of way with SoA - both have motorcycles in them - I mean that is something, right? Of course this is more female driven - so maybe it speaks to you.

It does not speak to many the way it is shot. There is some nudity if that is something that helps or disturbs you in any way shape or form (again no pun intended). Overall the movie and its pace are more annoying and even with a relatively short running time feels like it is way too long. It still seems to have been succesful enough to warrant a sequel ... which was better ... which is not much of a surprise to be honest (sorry)

With a very low budget Director Len has managed to accomplish a lot with this film, though a simple plot the direction and cinematography is very good with great gore effects. Film over all is very fun to watch with some great acting and great action choreography.

A woman investigates the murders of her biker gal pals and faces up to another gang who wants her dead.

Oh man, I want to give Len Kabasinki all the credit in the world for making this at all, but it was just... not good.

The breakdown: -sound effects had no meat to them and therefore all of the (iffy choreography aside) fight scenes seemed way worse and amateurish than they should have -acting was about adult movie level, with most of the "biker girls" coming across more like washed up strippers. Pretty sure a few were. But they were trying... they were just completely unable to play the parts they were given.

-plot was just go here, talk to that guy, go here, talk to that guy again, rinse repeat. No dramatic momentum or reason to care.

-everything was way too clean for a seedy underworld -The recurring use of Len's house and garage (presumably) that show up in all his movies. Here its pretty obvious because they are way too middle class for this world -phony guns -poor background noise level makes a lot of scenes feel way too empty But hey, Len made a movie and deserves props for all that hard work. One day he'll get it! Keep it up Len!

After the leader of an all-girl motorcycle gang known as the Hellcats is killed, a woman by the name of the "Kat" (Lisa Neeld) takes over and immediately begins to investigate the situation to find out who was responsible and why. The first person she asks is a biker named "Snake" (Len Kabasinski) who is not only the leader of a motorcycle gang known as the Vipers but is also Kat's former boyfriend. Not satisfied with his answers she continues to probe and the result is one Hellcat after another being brutally murdered-and this only deepens her resolve to kill whoever is involved. Now rather than reveal any more I will just say that this extremely low-budget film had a decent plot but apparently the resources were simply inadequate for the task at hand. Both the script and the acting were weak and the action sequences were nothing short of pathetic. Admittedly, the aforementioned Len Kabasinski performed reasonably well but that aspect alone simply wasn't enough for me to rate this film any higher than I have.