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Director:

Michel Levesque

Writers:

David M. Kaufman (writer)
Michel Levesque (writer)

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Release Date:

October 1971 (USA) more

Genre:

Horror | Action more

Tagline:

If you're hairy you belong on a motorbike! more

Plot:

A biker gang visits a monastery where they encounter black-robed monks engaged in worshipping Satan... more | add synopsis

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User Comments:

I liked it, sue me more (26 total)


Cast

  (Cast overview, first billed only)
Steve Oliver ... Adam (as Stephen Oliver)
D.J. Anderson ... Helen
Gene Shane ... Tarot (as Duece Berry)
Billy Gray ... Pill (as William Gray)
Gray Johnson ... Movie
Barry McGuire ... Scarf
Owen Orr ... Mouse
Anna Lynn Brown ... Shirley
Leonard Rogel ... Gas Station Operator
Severn Darden ... One
Tex Hall
Dan Kopp
Ingrid Grunewald
Kieth Guthrie
John Hull
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Additional Details

Also Known As:

Angel Warriors 2 (Australia) (video title)
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Runtime:

85 min | Germany:77 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1 more

Sound Mix:

Mono


Fun Stuff

Goofs:

Crew or equipment visible: Crew visible when the gang first gets to the Satanic temple. The leader of the gang sees a Satanic cross and starts mono-logging as he's heading toward it with the group. An individual is clearly seen in the high grass to the right of the screen. more

Movie Connections:

Featured in Wolfman Chronicles (1991) more


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7 out of 10 people found the following comment useful.
I liked it, sue me, 21 December 2003
Author: Gafke from United States

This was a cool, funky little film, kind of an attempt to mix Easy Rider with any werewolf film. The Devils Advocates are a dirty, sleazy, nasty biker gang who live on the road, stopping only to sleep, drink and screw. When they stop one night at the foot of a Satanic Temple, and are offered food and drink by the monks, their life on the road gets a little weirder.

No, sadly, you really don't get to see hairy werewolves howling maniacally as they drive down dark highways illuminated by the full moon. What you do get is an attempt at artiness, as scenes are intercut with shots of black birds wheeling through the still air, a drugged girl dances naked before a fire as deranged monks deliver a spooky chant and a tarot reader displays talents more accurate than many I've seen in the movies. There's some absolutely hysterical additional dialogue and parts of the film almost have a documentary type feel to it. No, it's not the worlds most flawless film by any means, but it's better than a lot of the crap that was coming out around the same time. It has a realistic grittiness to it, yet at the same time possesses an ethereal atmosphere. It was just funky enough to impress me.

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