The Pink Angels

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Pink Angels is a 1971 American outlaw biker comedy film directed by Larry G. Brown, starring John Alderman, Tom Basham, Robert Biheller, Bruce Kimball, Henry Olek and Maurice Warfield.

• John Alderman as Michael
• Tom Basham as David
• Robert Biheller as Henry
• Bruce Kimball as Arnold
• Henry Olek as Eddie
• Maurice Warfield as Ronnie
• G.J. Mitchell as The General
• Michael Pataki as Biker
• Dan Haggerty as Biker
• Jackson Bostwick as Hitchhiker
• Melody Santangello as Hotel waitress

Kevin Thomas of the Los Angeles Times wrote that while the humour "gets campy", the satire is "quite gentle and goodnatured, so much so that the enlightened tone of their film compensates for any number of technical awkwardnesses, especially in the pacing of various scenes." Thomas also praised the performances, naming Santangello as a standout.^[1]

Paul Mavis of DVD Talk wrote that too much of the film "makes absolutely no sense" and criticised the editing.^[2]

Rob Beschizza of Boing Boing wrote that the film is "so badly edited it lapses into incoherence".^[3]

• Pink Angels at IMDb
• Pink Angels at Rotten Tomatoes