Review by boblipton

John Ashley returns to town after a stay in prison, and he's angry, man. During his absence, his motorcycle gang has turned into a club, with rules and a police advisor in Russ Bender. Top man is goody-goody Steven Terrell, with hot chick Anne Neyland. Ashley can't make the club, but he can challenge Terrell, both for bravery and Miss Neyland; she has a wild streak, as even her uncle, Raymond Hatton tells her. So what if his trick almost gets Terrell killed? He only meant it to slow him up (he says).

Director Edward L. Cahn does a lot of location shooting in this AIP-distributed production -- cheaper, I imagine -- and the script does have a point; people can have fun with marginally dangerous activities. Even if bad boys gotta be bad, girls don't really like the bad stuff. I suppose it kept the DAR from picketing the drive-ins. There's an exciting ending to it, as Terrell loses the race to help Bender against Ashley's gang of maniacs. Will they get there in time?