Bury Me an Angel (1972)

Tautly directed biker film, told from the woman's point of view. The heroine sets out on the road to avenge her brother's murder, toting a shotgun and meaning business.

Director:

Barbara Peeters

Writer:

Barbara Peeters

Stars:

Dixie Peabody, Terry Mace, Clyde Ventura

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Dixie Peabody	...	Dag
Terry Mace	...	Jonsie
Clyde Ventura	...	Bernie
Joanne Moore Jordan	...	Annie
Marie Denn	...	Bernice
Dennis Peabody	...	Dennis
Stephen Whittaker	...	The Killer (as Stephen Wittaker)
Gary Littlejohn	...	Bike Shop Proprietor
David Atkins	...	Preacher
Janelle Pransky	...	Dag as a Little Girl
W. Everett Chesnut	...	Dennis as a Little Boy (as Wayne Everett Chesnut)
Luther 'Corky' Williams	...	Sheriff (as Corky Williams)
Beach Dickerson	...	Harry
Dan Haggerty	...	Ken
Maureen Math	...	School Girl

Storyline

Tautly directed biker film, told from the woman's point of view. The heroine sets out on the road to avenge her brother's murder, toting a shotgun and meaning business.

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Plot Keywords:

murder | biker | dream | flashback | assault | 

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Taglines:

A howling hellcat humping a hot steel hog on a roaring rampage of revenge

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Genres:

Action | Drama

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Certificate:

R

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

February 1972 (USA)

Also Known As:

Les anges sauvages

Company Credits

Production Co:

New World Pictures

Technical Specs

Runtime:

89 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color (Eastmancolor)

Did You Know?

Goofs

When Dag and her two pals enter the School, after speaking with the School Girl, it's plain day light. When they leave after the interview with the School Principal that took about 5 minutes, it's pitch dark night outside. (72 of 85 minutes in the VHS version).

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Connections

Referenced in Kill Bill: Vol. 2 (2004)

User Reviews

Don't. Don't do it. REALLY not much there.

Only interesting from a historical standpoint as it is written and directed by a women and has a strong woman as the central character.

There is more padding in this movie than in box of cotton.

There are long sweeping shots of three people riding motorcycles through beautiful vistas... over and over again. I was able to fast forward through 40% of this movie without missing any dialogue. In fact, we were making fun of it. It was like the actors drove about 2 miles, stopped, changed their clothing and drove another 2 miles, etc to make it look like the movie took place over a longer period of time.

The chick is pretty and she does a passable job, but there's just not that much there. Almost no action. Even the ending is vague and silly.

I LOVE bad movies. I love biker flicks and flicks from the 70s. I can usually find something positive about any movie... But this one... Ooooffff.... Just avoid it if you can.

Keep Moving... Nothing to see here.