A wild, exploitation-era crime film produced by Roger Corman and directed by Steve Carver. Big Bad Mama follows a fearless mother and her two daughters as they hit the road during the Great Depression, leaving chaos, crime, and broken rules in their wake. Part outlaw saga, part grindhouse fantasy, the film blends fast cars, shootouts, and unapologetic attitude into a pure drive-in experience.
A cult favorite of 1970s exploitation cinema, this title is a standout from the Roger Corman Classics line and a must for fans of sleazy road movies and women-on-the-run films.
