Bikers Running Wild Triple Feature DVD

• 2.0 Dolby Digital (English)
• 1.0 Dolby Digital Mono (English)
• Comedy commentary with Joe Bob Brigss
• Photo galleries
• Promotional trailers
• Talent interviews and more!

William Smith, Tom Stern, John Gabriel, Jeremy Slate, Kent Taylor, Valerie Starrett, Conny van Dyke, Gene Shane, Steve Sandor, Lee de Broux

Run Angel Run
Angel (William Smith), a member of a notorious and violent motorcycle gang, gets an offer from a major news magazine. $10,000 in exchange for exposing the secret inner workings of his leather-clad brethren. Angel takes the offer, although it means betraying a coven of outlaw bikers and risking his life! A former biker, Kemp, gives Angel and his girlfriend a place to hide out...but not for long! In their bloodthirsty search for Angel, the bikers run into Kemp's teenage daughter and innocently, she tells them about Angel. After beating, raping and leaving her to die, they set out with the most "freaked-out" motorcycle maniacs ever assigned to kill...to exact their chrome-played revenge on ANGEL!

The Hell's Angels 69
Two wealthy brothers submit themselves to the painful and violent initiation rites of the Hell's Angels and infiltrate the ranks of the outlaw biker gang to use as a cover for one of the wildest heists ever dared! When the Angels realize they've been duped, there will be hell to pay! The Hell's Angels 69 stars Ralph "Sonny" Barger, (infamous leader of the Oakland chapter), Terry The Tramp and the original Oakland Hell's Angels! Also stars Tom Stern, Jeremy Slate and Conny Van Dyke.

Hell's Bloody Devils
Newly Restored! Complex covert crime drama, involving the FBI against a triple threat of murderous Mafioso, sadistic bikers and creepy Nazis! Featuring the ultimate exploitation cast of old-time Hollywood: Scott Brady (Gremlins) John Carradine (Howling, Bigfoot) and The Colonel Sanders in a speaking cameo! Cinematography by László Kovács (Miss Congeniality, Copycat) Music by Nelson Riddle (Frank Sinatra, Love Boat). Produced by the legendary Samuel M. Sherman (Naughty Stewardesses, Dracula vs. Frankenstein). Directed by exploitation icon Al Adamson (Satan's Sadists).