¡Werewolves on Wheels
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[Machine Translation] If you're hairy, get on board! Runaway, lynching, napping, plus black magic, snake dancing, werewolves, and a whole lot of other top-shelf gold! The first and only motorcycle horror film ever released in Japan! The "Devil's Advocate," a biker gang, rides through the American Southwest in search of sex, drugs, and violence. Tired from their wild and wild romp, the group is about to take their regular nap when suddenly they are served bread and wine by a number of monks and their leader! The corps, feeling good and drunk, went to sleep, while a suspicious ritual was performed on the leader of the biker corps, who suddenly broke out into a violent snake dance. The group, sensing something was wrong, kicked out the occultists, but later, one by one, the members died mysterious deaths... This is a very spectacular film, regarded by some as the best ever among the mass-produced biker films of the late 1960s and 1970s. It is a rare film that miraculously combines occult and monster movies, adding the elements of black magic and werewolves to the standard requirements of biker movies, and has the artistry of psychedelic and art films. The cruel snake dance performed by the confused woman is sometimes called "the best snake dance in the history of cinema. Severn Darden, who played a priest in "Vanishing Point," gives an excellent performance as the leader, "The One," and the stunt coordinator has worked on "The Last Movie," "Hell's Angels," and "The Fast and the Furious. Hell's Angels" and "The Savage Army", and also directed "Gekijo! 5000 Kilometers" and directed by Chuck Vail. The soundtrack is by Don Gere, who has also worked with Kurt Boettcher. The soundtrack is by Don Geer, who has also worked on Kurt Boettcher's films. The sound of hell is a mixture of country and psychedelic music.
Original Release Year: 1971
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