bad biker movie

[rasue]

I am looking for the title to this terrible movie. I saw it in the 70s with some friends. it was like a bad car crash. In it this gang caught this family of four. They ended up killing the mother and father execution style except for the daughter. At the end, the daughter was able to throw the only bad guy left into a snake pit that he had tried to throw her into earlier. This was one of the first things I saw on cable TV back probably about 75 or so on TBS. Anyone have an idea what the title might be.

[Scott]

Sorry, couldn't think of the title. Definately haven't seen it. Saw most of the biker films out there and have two on my shelve yet to be viewed.

The Wild One
Wild Angels
Easy Rider
Rebel Rousers
Hells Angels 69
C.C. & Company
Angel Unchained
Savage Cycles
The Black Six
Angels Hard As They Come
Hells Angels On Wheels
Electra Glide in Blue
Psychomania
She Devils On Wheels
Born Losers
Quadraphenia
Hells Angels Forever (documentary)

[ulthar]

Scott, I don't see CHOPPER CHICKS IN ZOMBIETOWN on your list.  How can this be?

[RCMerchant]

What? No WEREWOLVES on WHEELS or my personal favorite,SATAN'S SADISTS?
Actually,the ending of the film sonds supiciously like the SADIST, where Arch Hall Jr. is chasing the young school teacher lady,and falls into an old well full of rattlesnakes.

[loyal1]

You had cable back in 75???  TBS in the 70's???  I am so confused.  I was born in 76 and I remember bunny ear antennas when UHF was the thing.  When cable finally did come out in the 80's I only remember HBO, Cinemax, and MTV.  Did I miss something?

[Scott]

CHOPPER CHICKS IN ZOMBIETOWN was so bad during the first 10 minutes that I hit rewind when I had it out a number of years back. It was niether the type of biker film I wanted to see, nor the type of zombie film I wanted to see, but if I have a chance to see it again perhaps I will.

WEREWOLVES ON WHEELS and SATAN'S SADISTS are on my list of films to view.

There is another one with bikers in Vietnam that also keeps being mentioned when biker films are listed. It's another one I'm planning on viewing.

[ulthar]

We had cable in the early 1970's (I know pre-1974, but I am not sure exactly what year).

I don't think we had TBS, but we DID have a 'movie' channel called "Cablerama" that played unedited, commercial-free movies.  This was pre-HBO I *think*.

[loyal1]

Perhaps this little timeline could help.  "Pay Cable" was invented in 1972 and began with HBO, and like anything new doesn't catch on for a while and usually for those who are well off.  I was po' folk lol.  To me, cable was invented in in the 80's when I remember staying at a friends house for a week in the Cape and I must have seen Yellowbeard and some weird Alien movies where they had babies but it came out of their mouths when they did...about 50 times because they play the same movie over and over and there were only a few stations that I could remember.  No where near what we have now.

BTW...that alien movie, would you happen to know the name of it?  I remember i didn't eat sugar puffs for the longest time because it reminded me of the mean govtment people slicing the alien's open.  Their skin resembled the color of the puff, and the slit in the puff triggered that scene in the movie. I remember it made me so sad and my mother had no sympathy and tried to force me to eat my cereal.   I hope I remember such things when I have kids when they feel something similiar to what I did.

Ha alomost forgot to post timline! http://www.cablenj.org/facts_history.asp