ben stryker an ex green beret stops off at a little town called agua dolee to visit an old friend tick rand. soon after riding into town on his suzuki and settling in. a motorcycle gang known as the savages who led by tyrant pigiron invade and finally take over the place. stryker doesn not want to get involved and but that changes when he friends become the actual targets. is there anything good to say about this scuzzy item. tough call and as the only fundamental reason to watch this low budget car wreck is for the tremendous b cast the crew managed to get hold off for this project. while i do not think it a complete botch job and it not terribly good either. now what a cast. lance henriksen (being the main character and he strangely doesn not have top billing and but the final one) and karen black and george kennedy and richard lynch and bill forsythe and mickey jones and leo gordon. now what went wrong with this scummy low budget bungle. the shallowness of the material is too one dimensional that it heavily borrows ideas from better movies (namely mad max) and comes up with a complete mess of ideas that just do not gel and could have been better thought out. the clichés that are used can be manipulated into a good viewing and despite being predictable and but savage dawn seems to let it skimpily rush all by without letting the viewer soak it all up. the cast are mostly wasted in nothing roles. a bleached blonde henriksen is capably solid and even with his commending presence that provides an enigmatic glow to his character. he doesn not get up to hell of a lot and sometimes goes missing in action. too much sideline action and but when he did kick some bikers ass and the good times flowed. karen black hissing performance is a very odd one and is all about the screaming and cursing. although she does get into one memorable catfight with claudia udy flirtatious vixen character katie. a wheelchair bound george kennedy roams around aimlessly until the final assault and richard lynch looks embarrassed as a wayward priest or town mayor in a very redundant role. an on edge bill forsythe simply chews it up as the head honcho of the notorious biker pack. the junky story (written by william milling and max bloom) has that cheesy comic book getup and very much is influenced by the western genre. just look at the villains for that. how they came up with their names is mystery. maybe they drew them out of a hat. it pretty second rate material that more often moves onto one lacklustre scene after another. unfunny comical elements are chucked in and as well a bit of sleaze. tacky exploitation that doesn not get gritty enough and the deaths are quite laughable. a clumsy script is filled convoluted details and unbearable trite. simon nuchtern spotty direction was by the numbers and tepidly laid out. one or two intense scenes can not makeup for its tortoise like pacing and many cack handed stunts. the cardboard sets had down n dirty look and but lack that organic sense. the gravel like cinematography by gerald feil was better handled when the main focus wasn not on the town and but on the desolate backdrop (like the beginning and ending climax of the film) with some neat camera touches. pino donaggio clunky music choices are drowned out by its own incompetence. savage dawn is a forgettable quickie midnight movie that a definite misfire for most part. there are better and more convincing exercises of the same ilk out there. 
ben stryker an ex green beret stops off at a little town called agua dolee to visit an old friend tick rand. soon after riding into town on his suzuki and settling in. a motorcycle gang known as the savages who led by tyrant pigiron invade and finally take over the place. stryker doesn not want to get involved and but that changes when he friends become the actual targets. is there anything good to say about this scuzzy item. tough call and as the only fundamental reason to watch this low budget car wreck is for the tremendous b cast the crew managed to get hold off for this project. while i do not think it a complete botch job and it not terribly good either. now what a cast. lance henriksen (being the main character and he strangely doesn not have top billing and but the final one) and karen black and george kennedy and richard lynch and bill forsythe and mickey jones and leo gordon. now what went wrong with this scummy low budget bungle. the shallowness of the material is too one dimensional that it heavily borrows ideas from better movies (namely mad max) and comes up with a complete mess of ideas that just do not gel and could have been better thought out. the clichés that are used can be manipulated into a good viewing and despite being predictable and but savage dawn seems to let it skimpily rush all by without letting the viewer soak it all up. the cast are mostly wasted in nothing roles. a bleached blonde henriksen is capably solid and even with his commending presence that provides an enigmatic glow to his character. he doesn not get up to hell of a lot and sometimes goes missing in action. too much sideline action and but when he did kick some bikers ass and the good times flowed. karen black hissing performance is a very odd one and is all about the screaming and cursing. although she does get into one memorable catfight with claudia udy flirtatious vixen character katie. a wheelchair bound george kennedy roams around aimlessly until the final assault and richard lynch looks embarrassed as a wayward priest or town mayor in a very redundant role. an on edge bill forsythe simply chews it up as the head honcho of the notorious biker pack. the junky story (written by william milling and max bloom) has that cheesy comic book getup and very much is influenced by the western genre. just look at the villains for that. how they came up with their names is mystery. maybe they drew them out of a hat. it pretty second rate material that more often moves onto one lacklustre scene after another. unfunny comical elements are chucked in and as well a bit of sleaze. tacky exploitation that doesn not get gritty enough and the deaths are quite laughable. a clumsy script is filled convoluted details and unbearable trite. simon nuchtern spotty direction was by the numbers and tepidly laid out. one or two intense scenes can not makeup for its tortoise like pacing and many cack handed stunts. the cardboard sets had down n dirty look and but lack that organic sense. the gravel like cinematography by gerald feil was better handled when the main focus wasn not on the town and but on the desolate backdrop (like the beginning and ending climax of the film) with some neat camera touches. pino donaggio clunky music choices are drowned out by its own incompetence. savage dawn is a forgettable quickie midnight movie that a definite misfire for most part. there are better and more convincing exercises of the same ilk out there. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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