Wild Youth (1961)

In the bold, rebellious flick originally introduced to North American audiences as "Wild Youth," fugitives "Switch" (Steve Rowland) and Frankie (Robert Arthur) break free from a New Mexico detention Honor Farm, seeking sanctuary in the innocent world of sweet-sixteen farm girl, Donna (Jan Brooks). She harbors a tender affection for Frankie, but their budding romance is persistently threatened by "Switch," a master of menace with a switchblade knife. Their journey takes a perilous turn when their ramshackle jalopy grinds to a halt, leaving them stranded and desperate for a ride. Fortune, or perhaps misfortune, arrives in the form of Revis (John Goddard), a lawless killer and drug dealer on the run from both the U.S. Border Patrol and the Mexican Rurales. Alongside him is his drug-addled companion, Madge (Carol Ohmart), adding another layer of danger to their already risky situation. As tensions rise and loyalties are tested, a fierce struggle ensues over a seemingly innocent doll, brimming with more than just stuffing - it's packed with dope. With the relentless border police closing in and the stakes higher than ever, the movie, now known as "Naked Youth," takes viewers on a wild, pulse-pounding ride through the unforgiving landscape of youthful rebellion and dangerous alliances.

Wild Youth is an action movie featuring Robert Hutton and directed by John F. Schreyer.

Wild Youth is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on DistroTV, Plex, Plex Player, The Roku Channel and Tubi TV and it's also available on IndieFlix.

It is also possible to buy Wild Youth on Amazon Video.