La cavale infernale

Original title: Run, Angel, Run!

1969
12
1h 35m

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5.3/10

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When Angel writes a story about the Devil's Advocates motorcycle gang, his luck changes. The good news is he sells the story to a magazine for $10,000. The bad news is he is a wanted man, no... Read allWhen Angel writes a story about the Devil's Advocates motorcycle gang, his luck changes. The good news is he sells the story to a magazine for $10,000. The bad news is he is a wanted man, now hunted by the biker gang.When Angel writes a story about the Devil's Advocates motorcycle gang, his luck changes. The good news is he sells the story to a magazine for $10,000. The bad news is he is a wanted man, now hunted by the biker gang.

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IMDb RATING

5.3/10

303

YOUR RATING

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Awards
- 1 nomination total

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Trivia
Shot in 13 days.

Alternate versions
Originally rated "R" when released in 1969. In 1975 the film was edited and this version received a "PG" rating.

Connections
Featured in Psycho's Sister: Making 'The Name of the Game Is Kill' (2013)

Soundtracks
Run, Angel, Run
Written by Billy Sherrill and Stu Phillips
Sung by Tammy Wynette

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Featured review

3/10

hampered with a tedious and mundane middle

Biker film legend William Smith is outlaw biker Angel in this B-grade drive in film that has a pretty good beginning and ending, but the middle is death incarnate. Angel has to go on the lam from his former fellow gang members after they get mad at him for agreeing to tell the secrets of their group to a newspaper for a good sum of money (sizable for 1969 that is) He's where we get to the crappy middle part. Angel and his lady hide out with a farmer and help him with the farm work. And the film just seems content to spin it's wheels, just padding out the running time by showing mundane tedious farm & rodeo footage, it picks up again somewhat during the end with the eventual confrontation, but that's not enough to make this a good film. William deserved better.

My Grade: D+

Eye Candy: an extra as a topless dancer

DVD Extras: Movie Intro & Commentary by Joe Bob Briggs; 7 theatrical Trailers (including German & French); and trailers for "Hells Angels 69", "Hell High", "Warlock Moon", & "Hollywood Strangler meets the Skid Row Slasher"