After her husband dies, "Mary Beth Allen" (Barbara Eden) becomes the sole manager of a recreational area near a lake in Arizona. At first, she manages well, but as time passes, it becomes increasingly difficult for her to make ends meet, largely due to a group of rowdy young people led by a man named "K. C. Barnes" (Patrick Swayze), who come during the busiest times of the year and cause trouble. Fearful of what K. C. might do to the park if she files a formal complaint against him, she feels she must absorb the costs associated with his group's destruction and hope for the best. Then one day, after a particularly bad weekend, she decides to contact a man by the name of "Sonny Morgan" (Don Murray), whom she knew in her younger days riding in a motorcycle club known as the Eagle Rock Rebels, and approaches him with the idea of getting the old group back together for a reunion at her park. Needless to say, her hope is that if K. C. shows up, the Eagle Rock Rebels will be there to chase him off. What she doesn't count on, however, is the fact that K. C. is much more determined and sinister than she ever realized. Now, rather than reveal any more, I will just say that this was an okay made-for-television movie that had some good moments here and there, but was plagued by a rather poor ending. That being said, although Barbara Eden looked great, it just wasn't quite enough to compensate for some of the more clichéd parts, and for that reason, I have rated this film accordingly. Slightly below average.
