How long is Savage 7 / Devil's Angels?

Savage 7 / Devil's Angels is 2 hr 58 min long.

What is Savage 7 / Devil's Angels about?

SAVAGE SEVEN, 1968, Sony Repertory, 94 min. A scorching, early gem from Richard Rush (THE STUNT MAN) with Adam Roarke (PLAY IT AS IT LAYS) as the head honcho of a biker gang who leads his unruly band of outcasts onto an Indian reservation, establishing a brief, uneasy co-existence with the Native Americans, specifically Robert Walker, Jr. and Joanna Frank (AMERICA, AMERICA). Soon local government and big business drive a wedge between the two factions, pitting them against each other to keep both marginalized and powerless on society's fringe. THE DEVIL’S ANGELS, 1967, Sony Repertory, 84 min. The personality of biker leader, Cody (John Cassavetes) is split between do-your-own-thing bad-ass and sensitive loner in this rarely-screened sequel to Roger Corman’s THE WILD ANGELS. Cody makes a truce for his gang with the sheriff (Leo Gordon) of a small southwestern burg, but violence is kindled when a provocative, young town girl is added to the mix.

Savage 7 / Devil's Angels

Name: Savage 7 / Devil's Angels
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How long is Savage 7 / Devil's Angels?: Savage 7 / Devil's Angels is 2 hr 58 min long.

What is Savage 7 / Devil's Angels about?: SAVAGE SEVEN, 1968, Sony Repertory, 94 min. A scorching, early gem from Richard Rush (THE STUNT MAN) with Adam Roarke (PLAY IT AS IT LAYS) as the head honcho of a biker gang who leads his unruly band of outcasts onto an Indian reservation, establishing a brief, uneasy co-existence with the Native Americans, specifically Robert Walker, Jr. and Joanna Frank (AMERICA, AMERICA). Soon local government and big business drive a wedge between the two factions, pitting them against each other to keep both marginalized and powerless on society's fringe. THE DEVIL’S ANGELS, 1967, Sony Repertory, 84 min. The personality of biker leader, Cody (John Cassavetes) is split between do-your-own-thing bad-ass and sensitive loner in this rarely-screened sequel to Roger Corman’s THE WILD ANGELS. Cody makes a truce for his gang with the sheriff (Leo Gordon) of a small southwestern burg, but violence is kindled when a provocative, young town girl is added to the mix.