Included in a 1990 VHS series hosted by Joe Bob Briggs (John Bloom) titled "The Sleaziest Movies in the History of the World."
According to Ray Sager, his character of Dexter was to die in the closing chase sequence, but due to mis-communication between him and director Herschell Gordon Lewis, Sager took a rest after a long day's filming and that night when they were supposed to film the climatic motorcycle-car chase scene, Lewis had left with his crew to set up the shoot and Sager didn't know where Lewis had gone with the crew to film the scene. Unable to find Sager (having forgotten about his taking a rest break), Lewis filmed the scene without him and substituted another character for the crash death scene.
Some members of the female motorcycle gang crew 'The Maneaters' from Herschell Gordon Lewis' previous film She Devils on Wheels (1968) appear as extras in the diner scene in this film.
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By what name was Just for the Hell of It (1968) officially released in Canada in English?
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