An exiled band of Hell's Angels strike a bargain with the Sheriff of a local town, let them stay and the town is safe. But a local girl strays into their lair and sparks off a full scale Ang... Read allAn exiled band of Hell's Angels strike a bargain with the Sheriff of a local town, let them stay and the town is safe. But a local girl strays into their lair and sparks off a full scale Angel war.An exiled band of Hell's Angels strike a bargain with the Sheriff of a local town, let them stay and the town is safe. But a local girl strays into their lair and sparks off a full scale Angel war.
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PS. My grandfather's name is attributed to (though he acted in commercials and several other non-credited roles) is yet another "Devil" titled-movie of the era: "Devil's Eight."
Cassavetes should get a bit more gruffy to be a biker. He's too clean. I know that he never has facial hair but this role needs some. Maybe he could have a few day's growth. I am surprised with the humor and it's somewhat too broad. I like the rough general tone of this gang but the almost-rape scene does get very creepy. I don't mind going negative on the bikers as long as the movie doesn't keep trying to push the discrimination narrative. Despite the problematic rooting interest, I would like going apocalyptic on the town. If only they actually did it. The budget would have a problem burning down a town.
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- TriviaThough wildly miscast as the gang's leader, Cassavetes nevertheless accepted the part because he needed the money to fund post-production on his own film Faces (1968). Ironically, his next picture, Les douze salopards (1967), paid him a great deal more, which might have made him think he should have waited a little before accepting this role.
- GoofsThe Sheriff tells the gang they can camp down by the beach, but it's actually the bank of an extremely shallow river, which really stretches the definition of "beach." Sharp-eyed viewers will note it appears to be the same location used frequently in La guerre des anges (1967).
- Quotes
Leroy: Well, I'll tell you one thing, you're lucky the man wasn't around.
Cody: The man *was* there. Every time we go out we come face to face with the man.
Joel-the-Mole: We take one drink and there's the man, and we hop on our sickles and the man's on our tail.
Cody: Look, the man is out there, and he's gonna bust us all.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Dusk to Dawn Drive-In Trash-o-Rama Show Vol. 2 (1996)
- SoundtracksDevil's Angels
Written by Mike Curb, Guy Hemric and Jerry Styner (as Jerry Steiner)
Performed by Jerry and the Portraits
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- Devil's Angels
- Filming locations
- Patagonia, Arizona, USA(used for "Brookville", the town with the carnival the gang takes over)
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- Runtime
- 1h 24m(84 min)
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- 2.35 : 1