Angels Die Hard

"Angels Die Hard" was the first film to be produced by Roger Corman's New World Pictures, which is the only real point of note about the whole thing. It is badly written and directed by Richard Compton with the narrative meandering all over the place with great chunks of the run time given over to either the bike gang out on the road or the bikers being hassled by rednecks and the cops. The camera work is poor and the acting worse, but to be fair none of the actors have anything of worth to do. On the upside the film does have a decent soundtrack made up of unknown acid-folk and mellow psych-rock jams from a range of outfits but in the main from East-West Pipeline. ( )