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14 August 1981 (West Germany)
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A man seeks revenge after a biker gang murders his family. | Add synopsis »
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Murder
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Biker
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Biker Gang
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Night Club
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Whiskey. It makes you driven and determined.
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Cast
(in credits order) | José Gras | ... | Hal Walters (as Robert O'Neal) |
| Laura Premica | ... | Silvia Godo |
| Andrea Albani | ... | Babsy (as Sally Sullivan) |
| Peter John Saunders | ||
| Brian Billings | ||
| Hank Sutter | ||
| Garry Membrini | ||
| Ana Roca | (as Anne Rocca) | |
| Diana Miller | ||
| Irene Semmling | ||
| Mary-Ann Vaughn | ||
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Guillermo Balcázar | ... | El Nino |
| Eric Falk | ... | Stileto |
| Helmi Sigg | ... | Ronny (as Siggy Helm) |
| Paul Grau | ... | Karate Teacher (uncredited) |
| Antonio Molino Rojo | ... | Encargado del párking (uncredited) |
| Hans R. Walthard | ... | Gardener (uncredited) |
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| Paul Grau | (as Paul Gray) | ||
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| Hans R. Walthard | (screenplay) (as John R. Woodhand) & | |
| Paul Grau | (screenplay) | |
| Melvin Quiñones | (dialogue) | |
| Jaime Jesús Balcázar | screenplay (uncredited) | |
Produced by | |||
| Hans R. Walthard | .... | executive producer (as John R. Woodhand) | |
| Erwin C. Dietrich | .... | producer (uncredited) | |
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| E-Flat | |||
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| Kurt Aeschbacher | (director of photography) | ||
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| Peter Baumgartner | (as Pete Treegarden) | ||
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| Jack McConnell | .... | sound | |
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| Samuel Nanton | .... | visual effects | |
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| Ronnie Lee | .... | stunts | |
Other crew | |||
| Robert Christoph | .... | jewellery designer | |
Production CompaniesDistributors
- Ascot Elite Entertainment Group (2003) (Switzerland) (DVD)
- CIC Video (19??) (Canada) (VHS)
- Film Service Holland (19??) (Netherlands) (VHS)
- Movie Video (Germany) (video)
- VCL (UK) (video)
- Video Search of Miami (2009) (USA) (DVD) (dubbed)
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Also Known As:
"Los violadores" - Spain (original title)
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77 min
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Continuity: In all outdoor scenes, the bikers' Nazi armbands are missing the swastika. In indoor scenes, the swastikas are present, even if there is no time for the bikers to change.See more »
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Referenced in Ban the Sadist Videos! Part 2 (2006) (V)See more »
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Easy RockerSee more »
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Phewy, some of the people writing these reviews have no clue what's up. Mad Foxes isn't just your regular flick you watch and judge. It's an exploitation classic with ridiculous ideas and situations. You should at least know that much going into it. But then I read that people had issues with how awful the dubbing was. Get the f@ck outta here! I can agree that it's not well-done in the sense it really overlaps well, or even sounds good. But these issues are moot when watching a flick like this. A flick with a double revenge story, karate guys fighting biker Nazis, lots of violence, sex and sleaze. I can understand that some people may have been expecting better dubbing, but the dubbing in this movie is although amateurish, it's incredibly funny and entertaining. It's similar to classic Popeye. Popeye (or any character) will ramble on about stuff when it seems unnecessary to do so. It's also the case here. There's silly dialogue thrown all over the place in here, and it's undeniably humorous. It's bad in the big scheme of professional dubbing, but if you've seen Premutos or any other poorly dubbed film that benefits from such crazy dubbing, this will only heighten your viewing experience.
Besides the dubbing stuff, I gotta say I really enjoyed the flick and it immediately became one of my favorite exploit flicks. It was funny, stupid, over-the-top, had many memorable scenes and was a very fun and fast watch at under 80 minutes long. My only gripe is a slight slow down in the pace during the last act or so. But it's all made up for when the finale occurs. Now that had me laughing. Check out Mad Foxes if you can actually spot the funny and enjoy crazy exploitation goodness.