She-Devils on Wheels (1968)

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Movie Info

Cult filmmaker Herschell Gordon Lewis directed this outrageously campy story of an all-female motorcycle gang called The Man-Eaters. The butch, chain-wielding women pick men to service them from a line-up, fight with male bikers, and hold orgies. Nancy Lee Noble (The Girl, the Body, and the Pill) appears as a naive recruit named Honey-Pot, and there are the usual decapitations and crucifixions which the viewer might expect from the director of Blood Feast. T-shirts bearing images of the film's flamboyant poster ("Soft, HELL!") became trendy among urban teens in the 1980s.

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Action & Adventure, Drama
Directed By:

Herschell Gordon Lewis
Written By:

Allison Louise Downe
In Theaters:

Jan 1, 1968 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Aug 22, 2000
Runtime:

83 minutes
Studio:

Creative Film Enterprises

Cast

Nancy Lee Noble

Betty Connell
as Queen

Pat Poston
as Whitey

Christie Wagner

Nancy Lee Noble
as Honey-Pot

Christie Wagner
as Karen

Rodney Bedell
as Ted

Ruby Tuesday
as Terry

Joani Kramer
as Russian

Christian A. Wagner

Donna Testa
as Poodle

Laura Platz
as Supergirl

John Weymer
as Joe-Boy

Steve White
as Doodie

Roy Collodi
as Bartender

Rick Williams
as Outlaw

Donna Stelzer
as Mac

John Shackleford
as Police

John Chaffin
as Police

Betty Connell

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Critic Reviews for She-Devils on Wheels

All Critics (4) | Fresh (2) | Rotten (2) | DVD (2)

And yet, somehow, abstract concepts appear much more clearly when glimpsed from the rock-bottom of human experience.

May 4, 2010 | Full Review…

Kelly Vance

East Bay Express

Nearly corny enough to be worth it, but not quite.

May 9, 2005 | Rating: 2/5

Alex Sandell

Juicy Cerebellum

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Audience Reviews for She-Devils on Wheels

Hershell Gordon Lewis' biker movie involves a female biker gang, which I thought was just awesome, and I really liked the ending too. It was the rest of the movie that wasn't so hot. The movie gets pretty boring in some scenes, and a lot of the scenes with violence seem to belong in a horror movie, which is what the director is usually known for. Overall, an interesting movie, but it's just okay, not great.

Aj V

Super Reviewer

This film is a must for HGL fans that are in it for his style not just his gore. It has a lots of his charm, and badass biker chicks are always great to watch.