Angels Die Hard

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05/08/2013 Unfocused biker film that features a few lengthly stretches with little dialogue. An Angels motorcycle gang member gets dusted just outside Kerr County. The rest of the gang send him away "with a little more class" by urinating on his coffin. I kept waiting for the bikers to settle the score with the town as they discussed but that never really materialized outside a brawl instigated by some of the locals. Instead the bikers help rescue a boy who fell down a mine shaft and make a new friend in the town funeral director who pops uppers and downers with them. See more 12/18/2012 Between barroom brawls, assault and rape with the local citizens, a biker gang become heroes in saving a youth trapped in a mine. William Smith truly owns the biker role. Drags often with little actual plot or dialogue to work with but still ranks better than most of its biker film peers. See more 02/10/2012 Angels Die Hard is a little too mild mannered compared to many biker movies Ive seen but it does have William Smith in it (& R G Armstrong) so it's able to hold a little more for me then just causal viewing. Those familiar w/ the genre will more then likely be a bit disappointed @ what this actually serves up & to be truthful it is a bit weak overall (hence why it didn't really get picked up until the 80s by New Line) but it does have it's moments. I liked when the funeral director they took on the road w/ them to bury their friend decides to mellow out & trip a bit w/ some pills. Personally I have never been one to dabble in the blue ones, the yellow ones & the white ones but sometimes in incidences like these I wish I had a little more disrespect for my body & mind. Im just not one for the chemical reaction risk. That's too bad because he looks like he was having a damn good time. Goddamn you Hollywood for glamorizing drugs!! See more 10/19/2011 they live hard, they love hard, they die hard. See more Steve S @RT32687682 11/23/2009 ** (out of four) Even though he has made a bunch of lousy films, I've always thought that William Smith was an underrated and unique presence on the screen. Here he stars in a typical biker movie. He is the leader of a gang that torments and harasses a small town. See more Read all reviews

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