Written by Michael ALLEN HAYNES & DAVID NEIBEL with DON TAIT  Photographed & Directed by LEE FROST Produced by WES BISHOP Cast WILLIAM SMITH as T.J. TONY YOUNG as MITCH PETER BROWN as AL MICHAEL HAYNES as CASEY MARVIN GAYE as JIM MICHAEL STEARNS as HANK With LARRY BISHOP as GABE KATHY BAUMAN as SUSAN WES BISHOP as SHERIFF LEWIS HERB JEFFRIES as NCO BARTENDER BOB PICKETT as SWEET WILLY GEORGE CAREY as LT. REARDON MARLAND PROCTOR as CAP.  BARNES CHERIE MOOR as KATHY ANN MARIE as HELEN ROBERT RIDGELY as SGT. MACK LEE PARRISH as NED

WILLIAM SMITH as T.J. TONY YOUNG as MITCH PETER BROWN as AL

Tony Young's Gang

William Smith's Gang

Wizard gang member Casey terrorizes Kathy and Helen when they are unfortunate enough share a country  highway with the bikers.  Their car goes over a cliff when he shatters their windshield with a chain.  Kathy's fiancee Mitch and his Sgt. buddies, Al, Jim and Hank, set out to find the guilty party.  They know only that a gang of bikers was seen leaving the scene of the accident and Kathy said the word "devils" before she died.  Mitch teaches his buddies to operate motorcycles (not choppers) and they split up to locate the gang.  Mitch finds the Wizards, who have devil motifs on their jackets, and follows them to their headquarters in the little town of Piru.  Mitch makes time with Casey's girlfriend Susan to find out what happened to Kathy.  When T.J. finds out Mitch has been asking questions about the accident, he beats on him to find out why he's asking.  When Mitch won't talk, they decide to transport him up to the Superstitions where the rest of the gang is camping.  Mitch is rescued by Al, Jim and Hank.  They use requisitioned army training weapons to trap the gang in the canyon and capture them all.

Michael Stearns as Hank Marvin Gaye as Jim

Stuntman Michael Haynes as badass Casey

Larry Bishop as quiet,  affable pinball wizard Gabe

Kathy Bauman as Susan

CASEY TERRORIZING

TERRORIZED KATHY

DEAD HELEN

JIM

MITCH

AL

HANK

Mitch romances Susan to get information.

T.J.  tries to find out why Mitch is asking questions about the accident

T.J. almost bashes Mitch with a rock.

William Smith is improbably overpowered  by Tony Young

Peter Brown overpowers about a dozen Wizards with the help of tear gas.