A gritty slice of late-’70s exploitation cinema, Angels Die Hard delivers outlaw bikers, revenge, and raw drive-in energy. Directed by James Bryan, the film follows a Vietnam veteran biker caught between loyalty and survival after a brutal confrontation ignites a cycle of vengeance. Lean, mean, and unapologetically rough around the edges, this cult favorite captures the outlaw biker ethos at its most nihilistic — all leather, engines, and blood-soaked justice. A must for fans of grindhouse action and New World Video exploitation classics.
