Hell Ride

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Cast & Crew

Larry Bishop
Pistolero

Michael Madsen
The Gent

Eric Balfour
Comanche

Vinnie Jones
Billy Wings

Leonor Varela
Nada

David Carradine
The Deuce

Dennis Hopper
Eddie "Scratch" Zero

Michael Beach
Goody Two-Shoes

Laura Cayouette
Dani

Julia Jones
Cherokee Kisum

Francesco Quinn
Machete

Cassandra Hepburn
Maria

David Grieco
Dr. Cement

Dean Delray
Ape-Shit

Larry Bishop
Director

Larry Bishop
Writer

Michael Steinberg
Producer

Shana Stein
Producer

Larry Bishop
Producer

Todd King
Co-Producer

Quentin Tarantino
Executive Producer

Bob Weinstein
Executive Producer

Harvey Weinstein
Executive Producer

Scott Kevan
Cinematographer

William Yeh
Film Editing

Blake West
Film Editing

Daniele Luppi
Original Music

Tim Grimes
Production Design

Jade Healy
Set Decoration

Ariyela Wald-Cohain
Costume Design

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Audience Reviews for Hell Ride

• Nov 25, 2013

  I'd like to open up with the fact, that I'm going to rate this film in a terribly biased manner, based on one simple fact. A simple fact of just two words. Gothic. Strippers. Yeah, there's a strip club somewhere out in the desert full of rather attractive punk and goth girls wearing little to no clothing. But without any further ado, here's my actual review of Hell Ride. There's a couple of Tarantino greats in this film, plus a lot of his flair in the cinematography, but you could tell from the script he had very little to do with the film itself. I was counting on Vinnie Jones to hold it all together, and though he was pretty good, it was a bad role for him. So much of his power and charisma comes from the fact that he's a bad ass Brit and the character of Billy Wings was all American Male, which just didn't work. It was actually Michael Madsen playing The Gent (in the photo above) who stole the show. The fact that every character was a 1%er, meant that none of them were particularly likeable. But it's the sort of movie were it doesn't matter quite so much. The "Sugar" or emotion of the piece was somewhat... lacking. They have this whole mother/son-revenge-betrayal-tearjerker thing going on, but honestly it was hardly worth it. They didn't put enough effort in, they just took up their quite short amount of footage by bothering to include it. I don't know, maybe I missed something but it really seemed a bit of a cop out to me. Take all the senseless violence, bikes and copious nudity, it's very obvious that this movie's target audience is male. Which I have the good fortune of being. Still though, they're often the movies that you sort of watch once and then leave, but I'll see how it goes. Having the main character also be the person who directed the film can be awkward, so maybe this is part of the reason for some of its short-comings. But you still have to respect the guy for doing both in a full budget film. If you're looking for a short action film that can't pick its pace, filled with liquor, tits, petrol, testosterone and Western music, then it's pretty perfect, but if you're looking for anything else in a movie, maybe go elsewhere. I didn't really feel it was a waste of time though, and I did enjoy it, just not special. 51% -Gimly
  

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• Jul 05, 2013

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  Directors C Super Reviewer
• Jul 29, 2012

  tries to be a fancy biker movie but it fails miserably. the writing is all over the place & the film is just a waste of the talent involved. quentin tarantino should of played a hand in the writing to help keep the film moving at least.
  Brendan N Super Reviewer
• Oct 21, 2011

  I originally saw Hell Ride when it first was released, and despite a good enough cast (aside from Eric Balfour, who is the worst actor here) the talent is waste on-screen. The film has nothing going for it; the plot is paper thin, a total mess and is poorly constructed. Hell Ride tries too hard to be Easy Rider, but fails. The film fails all together. Fails as competent piece of cinema and as an action/biker film. Director Larry Bishop provides us with little substance. Hell Ride had potential, but Larry Bishop doesn't know to effectively build a clever story for this film. The film is sloppy, unimpressive and it doesn't have any redeeming qualities. Hell Ride could have been a great film. I mean the cast here is pretty impressive you have such acting legends as Dennis Hopper and David Carradine. Unfortunately their talent is wasted on such a poor film. Hell Ride is a poorly crafted film that fails to really entertain. The story is sloppy and the cast are wasted. Above all, director Larry Bishop doesn't know where to take the story, thus it fails at being an effective, thrilling and entertaining film. This film could have been something very good, instead because of the scripts limitations, the film ends up being very bad, and the cast is wasted. There's really nothing interesting in Hell Ride, and it is actually one of the worst films that I have seen. The film tries too hard at being a clone of Easy Rider, and it fails. I hated this film.
  Alex r Super Reviewer