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The Wild Angels (1966)

“The most terrifying film of your time!”

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Plot

In the sun-soaked, rebellious landscape of San Pedro, California, 'Heavenly Blues' (Peter Fonda), the charismatic leader of the motorcycle gang, the Angels, embarks on a turbulent journey threaded with camaraderie and loss. His loyal companion, 'Loser' (Bruce Dern), becomes the catalyst of this thrilling tale when his prized motorcycle is stolen. As they venture to the starkly contrasting tranquility of Palm Springs, they locate the stolen treasure in Mecca, igniting a chain of chaotic events. In the heat of their pursuit, Loser is struck down by a police bullet, landing him in the sterile confines of a hospital. Unwilling to leave their brother behind, Blues and his band of Hell's Angels orchestrate a daring breakout, spiriting Loser away from the cold clutches of law enforcement. However, the victory is short-lived as tragedy strikes, leaving the Angels to mourn the loss of their fallen comrade. The plot crescendos to a raucous finale, transforming Loser's funeral into a wild, unchained celebration of his life, held amidst the towering trees of Sequoia Groves. Nancy Sinatra portrays Mike, Blues' steadfast "old lady", while Diane Ladd, Dern's real-life wife, brings depth to her role as Loser's grieving widow. "The Wild Angels" (1966) is a high-octane ride through a landscape of friendship and chaos, capturing the raw spirit of rebellion. It's a cinematic journey that takes you from the freedom of the open road to the heart of anarchy, leaving you at the edge of your seat till its unforgettable conclusion.

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The Wild Angels is an action movie featuring Peter Fonda and directed by Roger Corman.

The Wild Angels is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on The Roku Channel and it's also available on Hoopla.

It is also possible to buy The Wild Angels on Vudu.