Outlaw Riders

This film essentially begins with a small motorcycle gang led by a man named "Waco" (Bryan West) going on a robbery spree in Arizona with only limited success. So, rather than simply taking what they have and going to Mexico, Waco decides risk everything and target a small-town bank instead. Big mistake, as three of his colleagues are shot and killed while he is wounded in the process. Fortunately, thanks to some help from his loyal friend "Chuck" (William Bonner), they manage to evade the police long enough for the two of them to join up with their girlfriends "Sharon" (Darlene Duralia) and "Linda" (Bambi Allen) and escape to Mexico. But, once there, what neither Waco nor Chuck count on, is running into a local gang led by a man named "Pedro" (Rafael Compos) who decides to take everything they have--to include both Sharon and Linda. Now, rather than reveal any more, I will just say that this film started out well enough but it seemed to take a wrong turn about halfway through and never really recovered. Admittedly, Darlene Duralia, Bambi Allen and Jennifer Bishop (as Pedro's girlfriend "Maria") were all quite attractive, but none of them were capable of saving this picture and I have rated it accordingly. Below average.

I have nothing good to say about this dated biker-flick. It has no entertainment value what so ever, being one of the most ugly shot, slowmoving and boring film I have ever sat through. If I were a more mentally well-balanced person I would probably have turned Outlaw Riders off after ten minutes, but I just HAD to see if anything even remotely interesting or surprising would happen. It didn't. It's just the same biker clishés all over again, but never done so incompetent and boring.

The only actor that somebody possibly could recognize is Bambi Allen, who acted in some Al Adamson-misses. At least they were fun.