Motorpsycho ... like wild stallions
| Movie | |
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| German title | Motorpsycho ... like wild stallions |
| Original title | Motor psycho |
| Country of production | United States |
| original language | English |
| Publishing year | 1965 |
| length | 74 minutes |
| Age rating | FSK 18 |
| Rod | |
| Director | Russ Meyer |
| script | Russ Meyer, William E. Sprague |
| production | Russ Meyer, Eve Meyer |
| music | Igo Cantor |
| camera | Russ Meyer |
| cut | Sharles Schelling |
| occupation | |
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Motorpsycho ... like wild stallions is a black and white detective film by director Russ Meyer from 1965 .
content
Three strong motorcyclists rape the young wife of the veterinarian Maddox in a small desert town near Las Vegas. Because of the sheriff's indifference, Maddox takes up the pursuit of the refugees himself.
On the way, they shoot an older man who got stuck with his pick-up in the desert because of a flat tire. Ruby, his young and lascivious wife, is shot dead by them - believing she is dead. They leave their motorcycles behind and continue with the pick-up.
Ruby is found by Maddox and together they continue to pursue the gang. Maddox is bitten in the leg by a snake and his companion saves his life by sucking out the poison and warming the feverish person with her body on the cold desert night. One of the gang separates from the other and is gunned down by Brahmin, the leader. The other two are soon lying there with an empty fuel tank. The biker Dante runs back, wants to steal the vet's car and is stabbed to death by Ruby, who uses her feminine charms.
The next morning Maddox is back on his feet. They drive on and are ambushed by Brahmin, the Vietnam veteran who has gone mad in the heat and the last survivor of the motorcycle gang. Ruby is wounded again by a gunshot. Maddox looks for cover with her in front of a mine entrance, finds two sticks of dynamite there, uses his shoelace to make an explosive device with a fuse and blows up the snapped man.
Maddox wants to drive Ruby to Las Vegas and then to his wife's home.
criticism
“A typical early Meyer movie with more" crime "escapades than sex. Here the leader of the rockers turns out to be a deranged Vietnam veteran in the end. "
“American film of the lowest quality that would like to do a business with three motorcycle gangsters and through rape and murder. To be rejected. "
Web links
- Motorpsycho ... like wild stallions in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Evangelical Press Association Munich, Review No. 187/1968