Spoonatects Am i the only one who thinks........Average?

BeSummers Funny, strange, confrontational and subversive, this is one of the most interesting experiences you'll have at the cinema this year.

Janae Milner Easily the biggest piece of Right wing non sense propaganda I ever saw.

Logan By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

yvesdemaria Very enjoyable and entertaining movie.typical end of 80's beginning of 90's style, a stud which dresses weirdly, short sentences and unexpected jokes, in the overall style it reminds me of Terminatorfor example (in style not quality or level).it is Brian Bosworth very fist movie but if you didnt tell me i wouldnt know i thought he is very decent.the whole biker theme is pretty cool and really puts you in the atmosphere.well worth a watch, recommended, 8/10.

hwg1957-102-265704 A police officer goes undercover in a biker gang called The Brotherhood to take them down. Nothing new really and it goes along in a familiar way to the unsurprising climax. The last action scenes are well staged however so it does end with a bit of excitement. Brian Bosworth in his first film can't act but he looks the part, despite having a silly earring and a chortle inducing mullet. He does indeed look like a grown up version of Bam-Bam as remarked by one of the characters. Thankfully the film has Lance Henriksen, William Forsythe and Gregory Scott Cummins as villains to liven up proceedings. Magic Schwarz plays Poker. Not the game, that's his monicker of course. Jerry Colker plays 'Market Psycho' and does it very well. If you like leather, bikes and violence this is the film for you.

FlashCallahan Joe Huff is a tough, go-it-alone cop with a flair for infiltrating dangerous biker gangs.The FBI blackmail Joe into an undercover operation to convict some extremely violent bikers, who are angry at the capture of their leader.....A brilliant early nineties action film, full of what you would expect. An ex football star who was given a chance at being a box office draw, but never hit the big screen again, Henriksen in probably one of his best bad guy roles, naked women, a maniacal Forsythe coming straight from out for justice.And of course, silly explosions, stick in the ass partners, punch ups for no reason, and rock music playing whenever Bosworth mounts a bike.It's not plausible, the story is rotten, but does it give you a lot of bang for your buck. Bosworth can't act for toffee, but his mullet speaks in volumes, stumbling from one set piece to the next, he tries his hardest, but Baxley more than makes up for the leads acting with great set pieces.The film is short, and there is little character study, but this leaves room for more explosions and an ending so over the top, it turns a bad movie into an instant cult.It's a bad movie, but for sheer fun, you can't beat this.

Bill357 Modern action films suck! The action movies they have now have too much CGI and martial arts in them. Not that I'm not against martial arts movies, it's just that now everybody and their mother is aping Hong Kong these days and I'm tired of seeing impossible coincidences and people doing things like walking up walls and gunning down the villains while doing a flip. I find the violence in movies like Stone Cold, Cobra, The Death Wish series, and others way more potent than Shoot 'Em Up, Kill Bill, or any Jet Li movie.Lance Henrikson and William Forsythe are number one and number two on the list of most psychotic bikers in film history. Each of them alone can make any film watchable as far as I'm concerned. Incidentally, a few years before this they were both in another enjoyable bad biker flick called Savage Dawn A.K.A. Stryker which isn't as good as this but also worth viewing.The scene where Henriksen machine gunned the entire Louisiana Supreme Court (on the bench in their robes!) really warmed this anti-government zealot's heart. I cannot believe that scene was ever filmed! Another scene you'll probably never see repeated is the one where the bikers gleefully shoot the film's love interest while Brian Bosworth is forced to watch!One thing that could have easily been fixed (but wasn't) was the absolutely ludicrous premise that one of the members of the biker gang was sentenced to life imprisonment and the prosecutor then appealed to have the sentence upgraded to the capital punishment.US laws regarding double jeopardy clearly state that once a sentence is handed down that it cannot be upgraded to a higher penalty unless it is clearly shown that the sentencing judge was bribed! This has only happened once in American history.