1968·Crime·1h 23m
7.1
★
An all-female motorcycle gang hold races, as well as terrorize the residents of a small Florida town, and clash off against an all-male rival gang of hot-riders.
Directed by Herschell Gordon Lewis
exploitation
revenge
murder
decapitation
motorcycle gang
knife fight
girl gang
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Cast
Nancy Lee Noble
Honey Pot
Crew
Herschell Gordon Lewis
Director
Allison Louise Downe
Screenplay
Herschell Gordon Lewis
Producer
Popular Reviews
10 reviews
Poo
6.0★ · 03/01/26
Absolutely unhinged in both production and pacing. There are long stretches where the dialogue is completely drowned out by the roar of revving motorbikes, and we get plenty of repeated shots of the gang tearing down what feels like the same stretch of Florida road over and over again.
That said, the ’60s vibes are undeniable, and The Man-Eaters emblem is rad as hell. And of course, it wouldn’t be a proper H.G. Lewis joint without at least one decapitation.
That said, the ’60s vibes are undeniable, and The Man-Eaters emblem is rad as hell. And of course, it wouldn’t be a proper H.G. Lewis joint without at least one decapitation.
Absolutely unhinged in both production and pacing. There are long stretches where the dialogue is completely drowned out by the roar of revving motorbikes, and we get plenty of repeated shots of the gang tearing down what feels like the same stretch of Florida road over and over again.
That said, the ’60s vibes are undeniable, and The Man-Eaters emblem is rad as hell. And of course, it wouldn’t be a proper H.G. Lewis joint without at least one decapitation.
That said, the ’60s vibes are undeniable, and The Man-Eaters emblem is rad as hell. And of course, it wouldn’t be a proper H.G. Lewis joint without at least one decapitation.
Noah J
4.0★ · 05/30/25
Alright. Could've used more plot of Karen struggling in the group.
Alright. Could've used more plot of Karen struggling in the group.
dee
10.0★ · 04/22/25
god forbid women have hobbies… and those said hobbies being them riding around on their motorcycles terrorizing men for shits and giggles.
the 1960s will always be one of my favorite decades for films to come out of because it had so many of these fun and campy gems to sit through and watch and for some these films are seen as terrible and highly unserious ones but that’s what makes them so fun to watch because they don’t take themselves seriously with how bad the acting and dialogue be in them and also just how wild the stories in them tend to be as well mixed in with the very bright and colorful fashion that the 60s had going on at time!
the 1960s will always be one of my favorite decades for films to come out of because it had so many of these fun and campy gems to sit through and watch and for some these films are seen as terrible and highly unserious ones but that’s what makes them so fun to watch because they don’t take themselves seriously with how bad the acting and dialogue be in them and also just how wild the stories in them tend to be as well mixed in with the very bright and colorful fashion that the 60s had going on at time!
god forbid women have hobbies… and those said hobbies being them riding around on their motorcycles terrorizing men for shits and giggles.
the 1960s will always be one of my favorite decades for films to come out of because it had so many of these fun and campy gems to sit through and watch and for some these films are seen as terrible and highly unserious ones but that’s what makes them so fun to watch because they don’t take themselves seriously with how bad the acting and dialogue be in them and also just how wild the stories in them tend to be as well mixed in with the very bright and colorful fashion that the 60s had going on at time!
the 1960s will always be one of my favorite decades for films to come out of because it had so many of these fun and campy gems to sit through and watch and for some these films are seen as terrible and highly unserious ones but that’s what makes them so fun to watch because they don’t take themselves seriously with how bad the acting and dialogue be in them and also just how wild the stories in them tend to be as well mixed in with the very bright and colorful fashion that the 60s had going on at time!
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mark b w
8.0★ · 06/12/25