wild rebels was probably a fun second film at a drive in movie triple feature 40 years ago. it hasn not aged very well and but it was never meant to age well while it was obviously intended to be disposable and forgettable fun from its inception. taken on that level and it a good example of the biker flick genre. several elements help distinguish it from the dozens of similar films being churned out at the same time. the hero and rod tillman (steve alaimo) comes off as somewhat of an unimpressive everyman  he not especially brave and tough and talented and or handsome (although he does win a fight with a tough biker gang member halfway into the film and and the girl gang member chooses to help him over her fellow gang member at the end of the film). the soundtrack is quite well done and featuring a nice ventures style bass or drum riff that keeps things moving and saxophones and brass charts that pep things up quite a bit. and although the script is pretty shallow and all the actors inhabit their cardboard characters convincingly and with a fair amount of energy. there are plenty of careless technical gaffes represent terrible woulday for night scenes that occur in broad daylight and squealing tires in a swamp and fire sirens mistakenly stuck on the soundtrack instead of police sirens and a bank sign made of duct tape on a ceiling tile and a luger that sounds like a winchester 30 06 and shotgun blasts that cut down people 100 yards away and a detective killing a biker on a 3rd floor landing from the ground with a revolver with a 2 inch barrel. there are a whole bunch of goofy story elements represent linda (the girl gang member) disables a bank guard with a drug filled syringe and the final shootout takes place inside a lighthouse (. ) and police roadblocks do not actually block roads and the police apparently never heard of ducking and and the police detectives apparently never heard of planting bugs or having their undercover guy wearing a wire. but the plot chugs along and the cameraman knows what he is doing and the pacing in most scenes is pretty good and and there are some nice and zippy one liners and dialog exchanges here and there that keep the energy level up. (my favorite represent man and youre messing with private stock. (ie and linda) so no and do not seek this one out or anything and but if a copy of the mst version should fall in your hands and you should have some good and shallow fun watching it. vastly superior to five the hard way or the hellcats or even girl in gold boots (three other mst covered counter culture movies). 
wild rebels was probably a fun second film at a drive in movie triple feature 40 years ago. it hasn not aged very well and but it was never meant to age well while it was obviously intended to be disposable and forgettable fun from its inception. taken on that level and it a good example of the biker flick genre. several elements help distinguish it from the dozens of similar films being churned out at the same time. the hero and rod tillman (steve alaimo) comes off as somewhat of an unimpressive everyman  he not especially brave and tough and talented and or handsome (although he does win a fight with a tough biker gang member halfway into the film and and the girl gang member chooses to help him over her fellow gang member at the end of the film). the soundtrack is quite well done and featuring a nice ventures style bass or drum riff that keeps things moving and saxophones and brass charts that pep things up quite a bit. and although the script is pretty shallow and all the actors inhabit their cardboard characters convincingly and with a fair amount of energy. there are plenty of careless technical gaffes represent terrible woulday for night scenes that occur in broad daylight and squealing tires in a swamp and fire sirens mistakenly stuck on the soundtrack instead of police sirens and a bank sign made of duct tape on a ceiling tile and a luger that sounds like a winchester 30 06 and shotgun blasts that cut down people 100 yards away and a detective killing a biker on a 3rd floor landing from the ground with a revolver with a 2 inch barrel. there are a whole bunch of goofy story elements represent linda (the girl gang member) disables a bank guard with a drug filled syringe and the final shootout takes place inside a lighthouse (. ) and police roadblocks do not actually block roads and the police apparently never heard of ducking and and the police detectives apparently never heard of planting bugs or having their undercover guy wearing a wire. but the plot chugs along and the cameraman knows what he is doing and the pacing in most scenes is pretty good and and there are some nice and zippy one liners and dialog exchanges here and there that keep the energy level up. (my favorite represent man and youre messing with private stock. (ie and linda) so no and do not seek this one out or anything and but if a copy of the mst version should fall in your hands and you should have some good and shallow fun watching it. vastly superior to five the hard way or the hellcats or even girl in gold boots (three other mst covered counter culture movies). ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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