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Biker Flicks
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The Wild One (1953)
Two rival motorcycle gangs terrorize a small town after one of their leaders is thrown in jail. (79 mins.)
Director: Laslo Benedek
Stars: Marlon Brando, Mary Murphy, Robert Keith, Lee Marvin
" In one of his most famous roles, Brando stars as the head of a motorcycle gang which terrorizes a small town. He gets his first big chance at a normal life when he falls in love with a young local woman, but a psychotic rival to his position as leader threatens everything. " - Strange Man
Motorpsycho! (1965)
Three bad boy motorcyclists get kicks raping other people's women and generally being a nuisance. When they rape a veterinarian's wife... (74 mins.)
Director: Russ Meyer
Stars: Haji, Alex Rocco, Steve Oliver, Holle K. Winters
" From the same Meyer-ian mold as "Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!" comes this whirlpool of wayward desires, lurid libidos and snake bites. Three motorcycle-riding creeps lead a violent and sadistic spree until a young veterinarian and a busty Cajun gal say "Enough!" and try to stop them! Brutal! Shocking! Stars Alex Rocco, Haji, Holle K. Winters. " - Strange Man
The Wild Angels (1966)
Peter Fonda plays 'Heavenly Blues', the leader of Hell's Angels chapter from Venice, California while Bruce Dern plays 'Loser'... (93 mins.)
Director: Roger Corman
Stars: Peter Fonda, Nancy Sinatra, Bruce Dern, Diane Ladd
" Peter Fonda is the President of an MC, Bruce Dern rides on the back of his Scoot until he steals one from "the man". When Dern is shot and taken to the hospital his Brothers break him out. You'll love the party when the club takes over a church for a funeral that turns into a drunken orgy, and fights some rightfully annoyed townspeople. With Nancy Sinatra, Diane Ladd and Michael J. Pollard; directed by Roger Corman. " - Strange Man
The Born Losers (1967)
Billy Jack battles outlaw motorcycle gang in a small California beach town. (113 mins.)
Director: T.C. Frank
" In this first film of the Billy Jack series, a vicious motorcycle gang terrorizes a small community, intimidating the residents into silence. When half-breed Vietnam vet Billy Jack (Tom Laughlin, who also wrote and directed) rescues a young woman (Elizabeth James) from the bikers' violence, he finds himself in trouble with the town's racist police and the gang. Soon Billy gets embroiled in a vigilante war against the criminals and the cops. " - Strange Man
Hells Angels on Wheels (1967)
At first gas station attendant Poet is happy when the Hells Angels gang finally accepts him. But he's shocked when he learns just how brutal they are. (95 mins.)
Director: Richard Rush
Stars: Adam Roarke, Jack Nicholson, Sabrina Scharf, Jana Taylor
" At first gas station attendant Poet is happy when the rockers gang "Hell's Angels" finally accepts him. But he's shocked when he learns how brutal they are - not even murder is a taboo to them. He gets himself in trouble when the leader's girlfriend falls in love with him - and he welcomes her approaches. (Jack Nicholson) " - Strange Man
Teenage Gang Debs (1966)
A no-good Manhattan girl moves in on a Brooklyn gang. Using her obvious charms she gets the leader killed... (75 mins.)
Director: Sande N. Johnsen
Stars: Diane Conti, Linda Gale, Eileen Dietz, Robin Nolan
" Shot in Brooklyn, this no-budget "teens in trouble" classic follows a conniving female gang member who falls for a fellow J.D. She persuades him to kill the gang's leader, but will the other ruthless toughies discover the murder? Knife fights, rumbles, motorcycles and real gang members are featured, along with Diana Conti and Linda Gale; music by Lee Dowell. " - Strange Man
The Wild Rebels (1967)
A stock car driver goes undercover as the wheel man for a motorcycle gang. (90 mins.)
Director: William Grefe
Stars: Steve Alaimo, Willie Pastrano, John Vella, Bobbie Byers
" A former race car driver (Steve Alaimo) becomes a cop and infiltrates a motorcycle gang known as Satan's Angels. His mission is twofold: to prevent a threesome of bad-boy bikers from pulling off a bank robbery and to protect the citizens of South Florida. " - Strange Man
The Mini-Skirt Mob (1968)
Driven by jealousy, the jilted leader of a female motorcycle gang instigates a sadistic reign of terror against her ex-lover and his new bride. (82 mins.)
Director: Maury Dexter
Stars: Jeremy Slate, Diane McBain, Sherry Jackson, Ross Hagen
" It's a chopper-chick romp with 1960s screen babe Diane McBain as tough biker Shayne, whose chrome-plated ego takes a beating when boyfriend Jeff Logan (Ross Hagen) changes gears to marry the town plain Jane. The rejected bad girl goes on a revved-up reign of revenge against the newly married couple. A parade of character actors co-stars, including Harry Dean Stanton (Repo Man), Jeremy Slate ("The Aquanauts") and Patricia McCormack (The Bad Seed). " - Strange Man
She-Devils on Wheels (1968)
An all-female motorcycle gang, called 'The Maneaters' hold motorcycle races, as well as terrorize the residents of a small Florida town, and clash off against an all-male rival gang of hot-riders. (82 mins.)
Director: Herschell Gordon Lewis
" An all-female Motorcycle Club, called 'The Maneaters' hold motorcycle races, as well as terrorize the residents of a small Florida town, and clash off against an all-male rival gang of hot-riders. " - Strange Man
The Angry Breed (1968)
In Vietnam, aspiring actor Johnny Taylor is given a prize film script after saving the life of a Hollywood screenwriter... (94 mins.)
Director: David Commons
Stars: Jan Sterling, James MacArthur, William Windom, Jan Murray
" A Vietnam veteran has trouble selling a screenplay he wrote until he saves a Hollywood producer's daughter from a gang of murderous motorcyclists. The producer gets the vet an agent, but then decides to use the motorcycle gang's leader as the movie's lead. There's LSD, a bizarre Halloween party and Jan Murray, Melody Patterson, James MacArthur, Jan Sterling, William Windom and Murray McLeod. " - Strange Man
The Glory Stompers (1967)
Chino is the tough leader of a motorcycle gang who starts off a war when he abducts and mistreats the leader of the enemy biker gang, Darryl, and his girlfriend Chris. Things get violent when Darryl comes back for revenge. (85 mins.)
Director: Anthony M. Lanza
Stars: Dennis Hopper, Jody McCrea, Chris Noel, Jock Mahoney
" Led by the savage Chino (Dennis Hopper), the Black Souls motorcycle gang abducts Darryl (Jody McCrea), head of the rival Glory Stompers, and his girlfriend, Chris (Chris Noel). Darryl is beaten and left for dead as the souls rape Chris and head south of the border to sell her into slavery. Former Stomper Smiley (Jock Mahoney) happens by and finds Darryl still alive; together they follow Chino's trail, determined to rescue Chris and exact revenge. " - Strange Man
The Girl on a Motorcycle (1968)
A married woman leaves her husband and zooms off on her motorcycle to see her lover. (91 mins.)
Director: Jack Cardiff
" Ditching her husband, bored newlywed Rebecca (Marianne Faithfull) hops on her motorcycle and races through Alsace to reconnect with her ex-lover Daniel (Alain Delon) in this uncensored version of the film. A string of flashbacks tells the story of the events that led her to abandon marriage just after her wedding. " - Strange Man
Run, Angel, Run! (1969)
Angel, a member of a tough motorcycle gang roaming the Southwest, gets on offer from a major news magazine... (95 mins.)
Stars: William Smith, Valerie Starrett, Dan Kemp, Gene Shane
" Angel (William Smith), an outlaw biker, sells out his gang by exposing their wild conquests to Like magazine for $10,000. With his photo on the cover, Angel skips town and tries to start over with help from sheep rancher Dan Felton (Dan Kemp). An ex-motorcycle enthusiast, Dan becomes a mentor to Angel, giving him hope for a peaceful future. But Angel must put hope aside when members of his former gang viciously attack Dan's teenage daughter. " - Strange Man
Savages from Hell (1968)
When the leader of a vicious motorcycle gang finds a farmworker's son flirting with his woman, he beats the boy senseless, then kidnaps the farmworker's daughter. (79 mins.)
Director: Joseph Prieto
Stars: Cyril Poitier, Bobbie Byers, Diwaldo Myers, Viola Lloyd
" A brutal story about the leader of the Black Angels cycle gang kidnapping the sister of a migrant farm worker after he woos the biker's steady gal. With William P. Kelley and Cyril Poitier. (AKA: Big Enough and Old Enough.) " - Strange Man
The Hellcats (1968)
The brother and fiancee of a dead policeman infiltrate a female-led biker gang to uncover his murderer. (90 mins.)
Director: Robert F. Slatzer
Stars: Ross Hagen, Dee Duffy, Sharyn Kinzie, Del 'Sonny' West
" The brother and fiancée of a dead policeman infiltrate a female-led biker gang to uncover his murderer. " - Strange Man
The Savage Seven (1968)
Mad bikers storm through an Indian reservation just to have a good ol' time. (94 mins.)
Director: Richard Rush
" Mad bikers storm through an Indian reservation just to have a good ol' time. " - Strange Man
Naked Angels (1969)
Mother has just got out of prison and wants to get revenge on the biker gang that put him there. He... (89 mins.)
Director: Bruce Clark
Stars: Michael Greene, Jennifer Gan, Richard Rust, Art Jenoff
" Mother has just got out of prison and wants to get revenge on the biker gang that put him there. He teams up with his old gang "The Angels" and they head to the desert to get even. Soon, Mother's obsession begins to take its toll on his relationship with his girlfriend, Marlene, and the respect his gang has for him quickly dwindles until he is left alone in the desert to fend for himself. " - Strange Man
Satan's Sadists (1969)
The "Satans" are a very cruel biker gang led by Anchor. The gang goes to a diner in the middle of nowhere... (86 mins.)
Stars: Russ Tamblyn, Scott Brady, John 'Bud' Cardos, Robert Dix
" A tantalizing blend of horror and biker action, this B-movie masterpiece stars Russ Tamblyn as Anchor, a vicious motorcycle gang leader who wreaks havoc on the lives of those he encounters in a diner situated in the heat and heaviness of the desert. With his posse, called the Satans, by his side, Anchor relishes spreading terror, but when his cruelty morphs into murderous intent, a courageous soul decides to take matters into his own hands. " - Strange Man
Hell's Angels '69 (1969)
Two brothers have a plan on how to rob the Ceasar's Palace in Las Vegas. They join a motorcycle gang... (97 mins.)
Director: Lee Madden
Stars: Tom Stern, Jeremy Slate, Conny Van Dyke, Steve Sandor
" Two brothers have a plan on how to rob the Ceasar's Palace in Las Vegas. They join a motorcycle gang and while the others are drinking and partying outside of town, they change their clothes and head off to rob the casino. Of course, the police do not look for two well dressed criminals among the Hell's Angels. " - Strange Man
Hell's Belles (1969)
When hot-headed Dan out-drives the thoroughly vicious Tony in a motorcycle race and wins a brand new bike, he sets in motion a chain of events that includes one blazing gas station and a disastrous rock slide. (95 mins.)
Director: Maury Dexter
" A stunt rider wins a new cycle in a contest, but a biker gang's crazed leader steals the prize (and leaves his girl behind as compensation). The pair team up to recover the bike and get their revenge in this hellacious actioner. " - Strange Man
The Cycle Savages (1969)
The leader of a biker gang takes exception to an artist sketching them, so he makes plans to crush the artist's hands. (82 mins.)
Director: Bill Brame
Stars: Bruce Dern, Melody Patterson, Chris Robinson, Maray Ayres
" Chris Robinson is an artist who finds himself on shaky ground when Bruce Dern, the boss of a vicious motorcycle gang running a white slavery ring, wants revenge on Robinson for depicting the gang's crimes in his art. Dern's rage then escalates when he learns that Robinson has taken a liking to his girlfriend in this brutal, action-filled drama. Melody Patterson, Casey Kasem also stars. " - Strange Man
Easy Rider (1969)
Two counterculture bikers travel from Los Angeles to New Orleans in search of America. (95 mins.)
Director: Dennis Hopper
" With cash from a cocaine sale, freewheelers Billy and Wyatt hop on their motorcycles and ride across America toward New Orleans. Along the way, they add boozy lawyer George to their trouble-finding, society-questioning entourage. " - Strange Man
Sinner's Blood (1969)
Bikers terrorize a small town. (81 mins.)
Director: Neil Douglas
" Bikers drink, fight and terrorize a small town. " - Strange Man
Sisters in Leather (1969)
A husband is blackmailed by 3 lesbian bikers after they spot him having sex with another woman in a convertible... (64 mins.)
Director: Zoltan G. Spencer
Stars: Bambi Allen, Pat Barrington, Larry Martinelli, Dick Osmun
" A husband is blackmailed by 3 lesbian bikers after they spot him having sex with another woman in a convertible. They then take the man's wife out for a picnic and some nude motorcycle riding. The husband finds some male bikers and together they try to save his wife from becoming a lesbian biker. " - Strange Man
The Hard Ride (1971)
While in Vietnam, a GI promises his dying buddy that he'll take care of his motorcycle, "Baby", when he gets back home... (93 mins.)
Director: Burt Topper
Stars: Robert Fuller, Sherry Bain, Tony Russel, William Bonner
" A soldier returns home from Vietnam with his comrade's body for burial. He hooks up with the pal's girlfriend and old motorcycle gang, and soon he's caught up in the biker lifestyle. Robert Fuller, Sherry Bain, Tony Russell, William Bonner star. " - Strange Man
Hell's Bloody Devils (1970)
A government agent tries to break a Neo-Fascist group in California (89 mins.)
Stars: Broderick Crawford, Scott Brady, Kent Taylor, Keith Andes
" The plan is to make counterfeit money with smuggled plates from World War II and have the Mafia distribute it while the Bloody Devils eliminate interference from the authorities. " - Strange Man
Black Angels (1970)
When an African-American biker gang is tricked into believing that a white biker gang is planning a war, all hell breaks loose. (87 mins.)
Director: Laurence Merrick
Stars: Des Roberts, John King III, Linda Jackson, James Whitworth
" A rarely seen biker bonanza featuring the Choppers, an African-American gang who essentially play themselves. They encounter racist bikers, corrupt Southern cops, and all sorts of naked bike babes in this action-packed exploiter that stars Des Roberts and Linda Jackson. " - Strange Man
The Rebel Rousers (1970)
In a small, US costal town with many Spanish speakers, a motorcycle gang arrives on holiday. Also in... (78 mins.)
Director: Martin B. Cohen
Stars: Cameron Mitchell, Bruce Dern, Diane Ladd, Jack Nicholson
" In a small, US costal town with many Spanish speakers, a motorcycle gang arrives on holiday. Also in town to try to reconnect with his pregnant girlfriend, Karen, is businessman Paul Collier. Paul and a leader of the cyclists, J.J., knew each other years before, so when the gang comes upon the couple and, led by the menacing Bunny, beats up Paul and begins a sexual assault of Karen, J.J. tries to intervene: he suggests they hold cycle-riding contests, with the winner claiming Karen (he promises, sotto voce, to set her free if he wins). After the contests commence, Paul crawls away to look for help. He meets with a shrug from a cowardly sheriff's deputy; where can he turn? Stars: Bruce Dern and Diane Ladd " - Strange Man
Angel Unchained (1970)
Angel is the biker who joins a commune of hippies near a small town. When the town rednecks attack them, Angel calls up some of his bad biker buddies to exact revenge. (86 mins.)
Director: Lee Madden
Stars: Don Stroud, Luke Askew, Larry Bishop, Tyne Daly
" Biker Don Stroud, wandering across the country is ready to finally settle down when he meets hippie commune member Tyne Daly. But when the neighboring townspeople try to drive the commune out, Stroud calls on his ole Biker buddies to even the score! With Aldo Ray, Luke Askew. " - Strange Man
The Losers (1970)
Hell's Angels vs. the Viet Cong! (95 mins.)
" Motorcycle maniacs are recruited by the U.S. government to rescue a captured CIA operative in Cambodia. The action-packed cycle drama finds the army slaughtering innocent villagers while the bikers rescue the agent. The CIA agents are painfully clueless as to the toll on human lives that follows their missions. Whenever the plot thins out, more action and violence is added for your enjoyment! " - Strange Man
Angels Die Hard (1970)
Gang of bikers try to save people in a mining disaster. (86 mins.)
Director: Richard Compton
Stars: Tom Baker, William Smith, Carl Steppling, Frank Leo
" The hard hitting bikers try to … uh… "save" people in a small town after a mining disaster. " - Strange Man
C.C. & Company (1970)
Motorcycle mechanic C.C. Ryder joins "The Heads," an outlaw biker gang. Fellow gang members menace fashion... (94 mins.)
Director: Seymour Robbie
" Football legend Joe Namath goes "hog wild" as mechanic-turned-outlaw-biker C.C. Ryder, who woos sexy journalist Ann (Ann-Margret) after rescuing her from a rape at the hands of his fellow bikers. William Smith co-stars as brutish gang leader Moon, who frowns upon Ryder's new romance. Fistfights, high-speed races and the open road join forces in this gritty bikesploitation hit filmed in 1970, the year after Namath's legendary Super Bowl victory. " - Strange Man
Chrome and Hot Leather (1971)
A Green Beret returns home from the Vietnam war to find that a gang of murderous bikers has killed his fiancee. He calls on several of his Green Beret buddies to come and help him take revenge on the gang. (91 mins.)
Director: Lee Frost
Stars: William Smith, Tony Young, Michael Haynes, Peter Brown
" After his fiancée is terrorized and run off the road by a biker gang, Green Beret sergeant Mitch (Tony Young) is intent on avenging her death. Along with three soldier pals -- Jim (Marvin Gaye), Al (Peter Brown) and Hank (Michael Stearns) -- Mitch goes undercover as a badass motorcyclist. After locating the gang and their hell-on-wheels leader, T.J. (William Smith), Mitch and his buddies lure them into a fierce battle at their mountain hideout. " - Strange Man
Werewolves on Wheels (1971)
A biker gang visits a monastery where they encounter black-robed monks engaged in worshipping Satan... (85 mins.)
Director: Michel Levesque
Stars: Steve Oliver, Donna Anders, Gene Shane, Billy Gray
" What happens when a motorcycle gang known as the Devil's Advocates sets off on a take-no-prisoners tour of the American Southwest? Well, for one thing, two of its members meet up with a cult of satanic monks who promptly turn them into werewolves! can you say... AWESOME? " - Strange Man
Wild Riders (1971)
Pete and Stick, two juvenile delinquents just thrown out of a biker gang, break into a luxury house where they rape two women. They settle in the house, sell the valuables and kill a curious neighbor. (91 mins.)
Director: Richard Kanter
Stars: Alex Rocco, Elizabeth Knowles, Sherry Bain, Arell Blanton
" two homicidal bikers brutalize two women they find at a remote mansion -- until the husband of one of the women comes home and wreaks his own kind of vengeance. " - Strange Man
Electra Glide in Blue (1973)
Bored with his highway traffic duties, Arizona motorcycle patrolman John Wintergreen is assigned to Homicide where his polite investigative style irks his macho boss. (114 mins.)
Director: James William Guercio
" John "Big John" Wintergreen (played by Robert Blake) is an Arizona motorcycle cop who's short in stature, but long on smarts. John desperately wants to work in the police force's homicide unit, and finally gets the opportunity when a recluse is mysteriously killed. But John must first come to terms with his own delusions about himself and those close to him before he can track down the perpetrators of this gruesome crime. " - Strange Man
Outlaw Riders (1971)
(86 mins.)
Director: Tony Houston
Stars: Bryan West, Darlene Duralia, William Bonner, Bambi Allen
" Tough as Leather...Harder Than Steel! " - Strange Man
The Peace Killers (1971)
Siblings Kristy and Jeffrey are buying supplies at a remote desert gas station when some members of a biker gang come cruising in... (88 mins.)
Director: Douglas Schwartz
Stars: Clint Ritchie, Jess Walton, Paul Prokop, Michael Ontkean
" Outlaw biker gangs in the desert provide the classic nightmare road backdrop for Kristen (Jess Walton) and her brother, Jeff (Michael Ontkean), when a group of riders recognizes Kristen as the ex-girlfriend of the gang's chief and decides to kidnap her. When the siblings manage to escape once, the bikers are soon twice as hot on their trail -- a trail that leads directly back to the peaceful commune they both call home. " - Strange Man
The Jesus Trip (1971)
When the police discover that their motorcycles are concealing heroin, Waco (Robert Porter) and his motorcycle gang hides out in a desert convent... (84 mins.)
Director: Russ Mayberry
" A gang of bikers gets more than they bargained for when they hide out from the police in a convent and take a young nun with them as hostage. Exciting and unusual cycle drama stars Robert Porter, Tippy Walker. AKA: "Under Hot Leather." " - Strange Man
Angels' Wild Women (1972)
Rowdy biker women get more than they bargained for after joining a commune. (85 mins.)
Stars: Ross Hagen, Kent Taylor, Preston Pierce, Regina Carrol
" These angels don't wear halos. After stomping the lights out on a couple of racist rapists, some tough biker babes take refuge in a rural commune run by a peace-loving guru who's actually a drug kingpin with a vicious gang -- and who specializes in human sacrifices. Directed by cheapie helmer Al Adamson to capitalize on the biker-movie craze years ago, Angels' Wild Women is one wild ride. " - Strange Man
Bury Me an Angel (1972)
Tautly directed biker film, told from the woman's point of view. The heroine sets out on the road to avenge her brother's murder... (89 mins.)
Director: Barbara Peeters
" A biker film told from the woman's point of view. The biker chick sets out on the road to avenge her brother's murder. Carrying a shotgun and meaning business. " - Strange Man
The Death Wheelers (1973)
A gang of young people call themselves the Living Dead. They terrorize the population from their small town... (85 mins.)
Director: Don Sharp
Stars: George Sanders, Beryl Reid, Nicky Henson, Mary Larkin
" (a.k.a. Psychomania) - British horror cult classic featuring trashy violence, suburban witchcraft and some amazing motorcycle stunt sequences. Led by Tom (Nicky Henson), The Living Dead motorcycle gang wreaks havoc in their small English town. But Tom wants more: Namely, to kill himself and return from the dead, with the help of a frog-worshipping cult and his seance-conducting mother (Beryl Reid). He's in for quite a ride! " - Strange Man
Road of Death (1973)
Two couples on a picnic are attacked by a gang of vicious bikers, who beat up the men and rape the women. One of the men finds out who the bikers are, arms himself and goes after them.
Director: Rene Martinez Jr.
Stars: Carol Connors, Joe Banana, Jack Birch, Lea Vivot
" Two couples on a picnic are attacked by a gang of vicious bikers, who beat up the men and rape the women. One of the men finds out who the bikers are, arms himself and goes after them. Stars: Carol Connors, Joe Banana and Lea Vivot. " - Strange Man
The Lords of Flatbush (1974)
A group of kids in Brooklyn form a gang. From this moment on they do everything together. This makes... (86 mins.)
Director: Martin Davidson, Stephen F. Verona
Stars: Sylvester Stallone, Henry Winkler, Perry King, Paul Mace
" In 1957 Brooklyn, two teenage members of the Lords of Flatbush gang face the realities of adulthood in this nostalgic coming-of-age drama notable for its cast of rising stars. Chico (Perry King) finds that his motorcycle doesn't impress the girl of his dreams; meanwhile, his pal Stanley (Sylvester Stallone) learns his girlfriend is pregnant and wants to get married. Henry Winkler (in a version of his "Happy Days" role) and Paul Mace co-star. " - Strange Man
Race with the Devil (1975)
Two couples vacationing together in an R.V. from Texas to Colorado are terrorized after they witness a murder during a Satanic ritual. (88 mins.)
Stars: Peter Fonda, Warren Oates, Loretta Swit, Lara Parker
" Blend action and horror, mix with a solid cast and Jack Starrett's expert direction, and you get this spooky brew from 1975. Peter Fonda, Lara Parker, Warren Oates and Loretta Swit star as vacationers headed to Colorado in a deluxe recreational vehicle. When they stop for the night, the men get pie-eyed and inadvertently witness a satanic sacrifice … and before you can say "Beelzebub," the foursome become the targets of a devil-worshipping cult. " - Strange Man
Northville Cemetery Massacre (1976)
Mayhem starts when a gang of bikers is accused of a sadistic rape in a small town. (83 mins.)
Director: William Dear, Thomas L. Dyke
Stars: David Hyry, J. Craig Collicut, Carson Jackson, Jan Sisk
" Its hogs vs. pigs in this 1970s cult classic that pits a lawless squad of ruthless bikers against "the man" of a small-town police squad. The music score was penned by former Monkees member Michael Nesmith. " - Strange Man
Viva Knievel! (1977)
Motorcycle stuntman Evel Knievel is offered a fortune to perform in Mexico. What Evel doesn't know is... (106 mins.)
Director: Gordon Douglas
Stars: Evel Knievel, Gene Kelly, Lauren Hutton, Red Buttons
" Daredevil Evel Knievel stars as himself in this kitschy 1970s adventure. Everything's warm and wonderful when the motorcycle king visits the orphanage, but danger awaits when he heads to Mexico to perform a death-defying stunt. An evil drug lord (Leslie Nielsen) plans to have Knievel killed and use his coffin to smuggle cocaine across the U.S. border. " - Strange Man
Quadrophenia (1979)
London, 1965: Like many other youths, Jimmy hates the philistine life, especially his parents and his job in a company's mailing division... (120 mins.)
Director: Franc Roddam
Stars: Phil Daniels, Leslie Ash, Phil Davis, Mark Wingett
" Lashing out against his dead-end life, alienated youth Jimmy (Phil Daniels) hangs out with his gang of Mods, does drugs and battles members of rival gang the Rockers in this landmark rock opera based on the Who's smash-hit album. As the antagonism between the two groups grows, Jimmy becomes involved with a local girl and forms a bond with Mod leader Ace Face (Sting). The soundtrack includes music by the Who, James Brown, Marvin Gaye and more " - Strange Man
The Loveless (1981)
Trouble ensues when a motorcycle gang stops in a small southern town while heading to the races at Daytona. (82 mins.)
Director: Kathryn Bigelow, Monty Montgomery
Stars: Willem Dafoe, J. Don Ferguson, Robert Gordon, Marin Kanter
" A group of leather-clad bikers (led by Willem Dafoe in his feature-film debut) en route to some blistering racing action in Daytona, Fla., makes a pit stop in a backwater Georgia town. While waiting for one of their hogs to get fixed, the gang decides to raise hell. But they get more than they bargained for when the townsfolk battle back. " - Strange Man
Hell Riders (1984)
A woman whose car breaks down in the desert finds her way to an abandoned town, where she is menaced by a gang of psycho bikers. (90 mins.)
Director: James Bryan
Stars: Tina Louise, Adam West, Ross Alexander, Tania Anatole
" A woman whose car breaks down in the desert (totally original) finds her way to an abandoned town (coincidence?), where she is menaced by a gang of psycho bikers. " - Strange Man
And Then You Die (1987)
(115 mins.)
Director: Francis Mankiewicz
Stars: Kenneth Welsh, Wayne Robson, R.H. Thomson, Graeme Campbell
" A drug kingpin in Canada is besieged by local law enforcement, the mob, and a rowdy pack of Hell's Angels after his stash and his life. " - Strange Man
Dark Rider (1991)
A sheriff in a small Nevada town goes up against a gang that's using his town to illegally dump toxic waste. (94 mins.)
Director: Bob Ivy
Stars: Joe Estevez, Doug Shanklin, Alicia Anne, Cloyde Howard
" A mysterious motorcycle man helps members of a small town who have been bought out and displaced by a greedy gangster. " - Strange Man
City Limits (1984)
A series of teenage gangs struggle against each other in a not-so-distant future. Eventually they united against an evil corporation, as represented by evil CEO Robby Benson who wants to control everything. (86 mins.)
Director: Aaron Lipstadt
" In a post-apocalyptic world, Lee (John Stockwell) goes looking for adventure and lands in the middle of a bloody war between rival biker gangs the Clippers and the DAs. As the groups battle each other, an evil corporation (CEO Robby Benson) threatens to take control of everything. Stars: John Stockwell, Darrell Larson and Rae Dawn Chong " - Strange Man
Streets of Fire (1984)
A mercenary is hired to rescue his ex-girlfriend, a singer who has been kidnapped by a motorcycle gang. (93 mins.)
Director: Walter Hill
Stars: Michael Paré, Diane Lane, Rick Moranis, Amy Madigan
" Tough ex-soldier Tom Cody (Michael Paré) springs into action when a depraved motorcycle gang kidnaps his former girlfriend, Ellen (Diane Lane), who's now a famous singer. Besides being pitted against the gang's leader (a memorable Willem Dafoe), Cody must contend with Ellen's manager (Rick Moranis). The film's pulsating soundtrack features rockin' tunes by Stevie Nicks, Ry Cooder and the Blasters. " - Strange Man
Nam Angels (1989)
Lt. Vance Calhoun takes on a dangerous rescue mission of American P.O.W.s in the treacherous Darloc Valley in Vietnam... (91 mins.)
Director: Cirio H. Santiago
Stars: Brad Johnson, Vernon Wells, Kevin Duffis, Rick Dean
" A charismatic and courageous Army lieutenant (Brad Johnson) recruits a gang of imprisoned bikers to help him infiltrate the dreaded Darloc Valley in Vietnam in an effort to rescue a pair of American POWs. Promised their freedom and a cut of a $10 million fortune, the highly trained Hells Angels race into enemy territory on heavily armed motorcycles and prepare to unleash their own brand of hell on anyone who crosses their path. " - Strange Man
And Then You Die (1987)
(115 mins.)
Director: Francis Mankiewicz
Stars: Kenneth Welsh, Wayne Robson, R.H. Thomson, Graeme Campbell
" A drug kingpin in Canada is besieged by local law enforcement, the mob, and a rowdy pack of hardcore Bikers who are all after his stash and his life. " - Strange Man
Dark Rider (1991)
A sheriff in a small Nevada town goes up against a gang that's using his town to illegally dump toxic waste. (94 mins.)
Director: Bob Ivy
Stars: Joe Estevez, Doug Shanklin, Alicia Anne, Cloyde Howard
" A mysterious motorcycle man helps members of a small town who have been bought out and displaced by a greedy gangster. " - Strange Man
Svengoolie (1995 TV Series)
Episode: Chopper Chicks in Zombietown (2000)
An anthology of horror movies, named for its host, who introduces each movie, provides background info on the movie, and performs skits and jokes during intermissions. (120 mins.)
George Romero, move over! It's a distaff version of Day of the Dead when a gang of chick motorbikers (who are tough as nails!) become the only thing that stands between a crowd of homicidal zombies -- who've been accidentally loosed from their secure cave -- and a fast-dwindling band of townspeople fighting to stay alive. Lay a patch, ladies! " - Strange Man
George Romero, move over! It's a distaff version of Day of the Dead when a gang of chick motorbikers (who are tough as nails!) become the only thing that stands between a crowd of homicidal zombies -- who've been accidentally loosed from their secure cave -- and a fast-dwindling band of townspeople fighting to stay alive. Lay a patch, ladies! " - Strange Man
I Bought a Vampire Motorcycle (1990)
When a motorbike gang kills an occultist, the evil spirit he was summoning inhabits a damaged bike. The bike is then bought and restored... (101 mins.)
Director: Dirk Campbell
" When document courier Noddy (Neil Morrissey) buys a vintage Norton Commando motorcycle to use for work, he discovers that the bike runs on blood and possesses an evil spirit bent on avenging the murder of the cycle's former owner. Now, as the bike finds and slays the culprits, Noddy turns to a priest (Anthony Daniels) to exorcise the bloodthirsty killing machine. Dirk Campbell directs this British horror spoof. " - Strange Man
Masters of Menace (1990)
The Masters of Menace are actually a motorcycle gang. When one of their own dies while performing a dangerous bike stunt... (97 mins.)
Director: Daniel Raskov
Stars: David Rasche, Catherine Bach, Tino Insana, Lee Ving
" The Masters of Menace are actually a motorcycle gang. When one of their own dies while performing a dangerous bike stunt, they decide to cross the country to go bury him. With the coffin in the back of the pick-up truck and the tight-butt lawyer in the front, their craving for beer combined with lack of manners will disturb quite a few people wherever they go, including the police. " - Strange Man
1990: The Bronx Warriors (1982)
In a post-apocalyptic New York City, a policeman infiltrates the Bronx, which has become a battleground for several murderous street gangs. (92 mins.)
Director: Enzo G. Castellari
" In a near future when violent gangs rule the Bronx streets, runaway Manhattan heiress Ann (Stefania Girolami Goodwin) shacks up with biker Trash (Mark Gregory) and upsets the fragile social order of gangland in this crazily action-packed thriller, which features a gang on roller skates. Meanwhile, Ann's father, president of the ruthless Manhattan Corporation, hires a vicious mercenary (Vic Morrow) to track down his daughter. " - Strange Man
Stone Cold (1991)
A tough Alabama cop is blackmailed by the FBI into going undercover in a violent Mississippi biker gang. (92 mins.)
Director: Craig R. Baxley
" A short-fused cop (Brian Bosworth) hired by the FBI to infiltrate the Brotherhood, a team of drug-running bikers led by the evil "Chains" (Lance Henriksen). Huff goes undercover as John Stone, but his bloody initiation into the Brotherhood has unforeseen consequences that set the stage for nonstop action, culminating in a brutal and massive street brawl. " - Strange Man
Roadside Prophets (1992)
Two strangers meet on the road and travel through Nevada on motorcycle to find an elusive spot where they can dump another man's ashes. (96 mins.)
Director: Abbe Wool
" Sid and Nancy screenplay author Abbe Wool makes her directorial debut with this tale of a factory worker name Joe (X front man John Doe) who hits the road on his Harley to scatter the ashes of a co-worker. Joined by wannabe biker Sam (Adam Horovitz of the Beastie Boys), Joe journeys from Los Angeles to Nevada, meeting all sorts of characters (played by the likes of David Carradine, John Cusack, Timothy Leary and Arlo Guthrie) along the way. " - Strange Man
Knightriders (1981)
A medieval reenactment troupe find it increasingly difficult to keep their family-like group together, with pressure from local law enforcement, interest from entertainment agents and a growing sense of delusion from their leader. (146 mins.)
Director: George A. Romero
Stars: Ed Harris, Gary Lahti, Tom Savini, Amy Ingersoll
" Billy (Ed Harris) leads a group of traveling performers who portray knights on motorcycles -- an act that's quickly falling apart due to personal problems with members of the group, including Billy himself, who is beginning to confuse his shows with reality. As Billy loses control, cast members fall away from the troupe one by one, leading Billy on a quest to redeem himself and reunite the group -- a mission that might lead to his own demise. Stephen King has a funny cameo as a beer-guzzling spectator. " - Strange Man
Hochelaga (2000)
After an unpleasant run-in with a group of bikers, a young convenience store robber (Marc) gets approached... (130 mins.)
Director: Michel Jetté
" After accidentally infringing on the territory of a dangerous motorcycle gang called the Dark Souls, Marc (Domini Darceuil), a small-time crook, is pretty sure his goose is cooked. But no one's more surprised than he when a member of the bikers (Ronald Houle) decides to recruit him. Enveloped in a new world of violence, Marc slowly grows alienated from his former life, becoming a stranger to his mother (Michele Peloquin) and his friends. " - Strange Man
Savage Dawn (1985)
A vicious biker gang takes over a small town in Arizona. A Vietnam War vet passing through town and a few locals with nothing to lose go to war with the gang's ruthless leader. (102 mins.)
Director: Simon Nuchtern
Stars: George Kennedy, Richard Lynch, Karen Black, Claudia Udy
" A renegade motorcycle gang terrorizes a small Arizona desert town whose residents cower in fear. But when ex-Special Forces veteran Stryker (Lance Henriksen) arrives, the bikers' dark reign of terror will end with an explosive new dawn. Using their elite combat experience and covert training, Stryker and his war buddy Tick (George Kennedy) lay waste to the menacing gang. Karen Black and Richard Lynch also star in this explosive actioner. " - Strange Man
Born to Ride (1991)
The US Army recruits a delinquent biker to train their new motorcycle squad for an important mission. (89 mins.)
Director: Graham Baker
Stars: John Stamos, John Stockwell, Teri Polo, Sandy McPeak
" The Army has decided to modernize its cavalry, so Colonel James E. Devers (commanding the 36th Division) is ordered by a general to convert a horse unit to motorcycles, but his men are easily outclassed as riders by a pack of rowdies " - Strange Man
Beyond the Law (1993)
An undercover cop joins a murderous, arms-dealing biker gang to try to put them behind bars. (108 mins.)
Director: Larry Ferguson
" Undercover cop Dan Saxon (Charlie Sheen) must infiltrate a lawless, drug-dealing biker gang to put them behind bars in this crime thriller based on a true story. Engaging in daring and often reckless behavior, Saxon soon finds his new, outlaw persona taking control of him. Will he risk destroying himself by getting too close to the evil he has sworn to fight? " - Strange Man
Bolt (1995 Video)
"Shane" on a motorcycle
Director: Henri Colline, George Mendeluk
" (a.k.a. Rebel Run) - Escaping a troubled past as the sole survivor of a brutal biker war, Bolt (Richard Grieco) takes a job as a mechanic working for a Native American family. But trouble finds him again when his old rival, Billy Niles (Michael Ironside), threatens his boss's land. With his new girlfriend, Patty Deerheart (Sean Young), at his side, Bolt reluctantly returns to battle against Billy to protect the place he now calls home. " - Strange Man
Me and Will (1999)
Jane and Will are familiar faces on the Los Angeles club scene. They meet officially at drug rehab after... (101 mins.)
Director: Melissa Behr, Sherrie Rose
Stars: Sherrie Rose, Jason Hall, Bret Domrose, Patrick Dempsey
" After meeting in rehab and bonding over their love of motorcycles, Los Angeles club-hoppers Jane (Sherrie Rose) and Will (Melissa Behr) head out to Montana in search of the bike used by Peter Fonda in the counterculture classic Easy Rider. Co-starring Patrick Dempsey and Billy Wirth as Jane and Will's strung-out boyfriends, this touching road drama also features appearances by Traci Lords and Keanu Reeves. " - Strange Man
The Final Alliance (1990)
A drifter and his pet Puma stands up against a motorcycle gang in a small American town. (94 mins.)
Director: Mario DiLeo
Stars: David Hasselhoff, Bo Hopkins, John Saxon, Jeanie Moore
" David Hasselhoff stars as a rugged loner who tries to stop a motorcycle gang from terrorizing a small town, then realizes that the gang leader was responsible for the deaths of his family. Tough-as-nails yarn co-stars John Saxon and Bo Hopkins. " - Strange Man
Danger Zone III: Steel Horse War (1990)
An outlaw-biker named Reaper battles an ex-lawman named Wade Olsen while searching the desert for a cache of gold buried by renegade Confederate soldiers. (91 mins.)
Director: Douglas Bronco
Stars: Denise Ames, Giles Ashford, Dante Burry, Andres Carranza
" An outlaw-biker named Reaper battles an ex-lawman named Wade Olsen while searching the desert for a cache of gold buried by renegade Confederate soldiers. " - Strange Man
Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man (1991)
Forced by the imminent foreclosure of their friend's bar, two lifelong buddies will decide to rob a bank's armored car, not knowing that its cargo is not money, but a new street drug. (98 mins.)
Director: Simon Wincer
Stars: Mickey Rourke, Don Johnson, Chelsea Field, Daniel Baldwin
" It's the lawless future, and renegade biker Harley Davidson (Mickey Rourke) and his surly cowboy buddy, Marlboro (Don Johnson), learn that a corrupt bank is about to foreclose on their friend's bar to further an expanding empire. Harley and Marlboro decide to help by robbing the crooked bank. But when they accidentally filch a drug shipment, they find themselves on the run from criminal financiers and the mob in this rugged action adventure. " - Strange Man
Running Cool (1993)
Bone and Bear, two rough and tough bikers ride out from Sturgis, SD. to the marshes of South Carolina to help out their "bro" Ironbutt Garrett... (106 mins.)
Director: Beverly Sebastian, Ferd Sebastian
" Bone and Bear, two rough and tough bikers ride out from Sturgis, SD. to the marshes of South Carolina to help out their "bro" Ironbutt Garrett, who's land is being eyed by the money-grubbing, domineering Calvin Hogg. With the townspeople aghast at the "scooter-trash" invading Buford, the Sherrif, under the direction of Hogg, try to get the bikers out of town while they try to organize a "Wetland Run" aimed at making enough money to pay off the back taxes that threaten Ironbutt's claim to the land. Bear gets kidnapped by Calvin's over- zealous son Blue, and again it's up to Bone to save his buddy. " - Strange Man
Samurai Vampire Bikers from Hell (1992)
Alexander Hell, SCOTT SHAW, is a cross-dimensional mercenary. He rides his Harley out of the dark abyss to send ancient vampires back to Hell. (52 mins.)
Director: Scott Shaw
" It's all the Vampire hell you can handle - with some GD Samurai!!! " - Strange Man
Murdercycle (1999)
A meteor falls to earth near a secret CIA military hideout and merges with a motorcycle and it's rider... (90 mins.)
Director: Tom Callaway
" A new terror is born when a meteor plummets to planet Earth and causes an otherwise ordinary motorcyclist to mutate into an alien being with superhuman powers in this action-packed sci-fi flick. Now, it's up to a motley crew of experts, including a psychic doctor (Cassandra Ellis) and an ex-Marine (Charles Wesley), to bring the "murdercycle" to its knees. Is the world wheeling toward certain doom, or can something be done to stop the carnage? " - Strange Man
Hell Ride (2008)
Two rival bikers gangs, the Victors and the Six-Six-Six's, refuel their decades-old rivalry. (84 mins.)
Director: Larry Bishop
Stars: Larry Bishop, Dennis Hopper, Michael Madsen, Julia Jones
" When rival bikers savagely murder his woman, Pistolero (Larry Bishop) and his cohorts Comanche (Eric Balfour) and the Gent (Michael Madsen) round up the crew and take to the streets in search of some old-fashioned revenge. Produced by Quentin Tarantino, this gritty nod to biker B-movies of the 1970s also stars Vinnie Jones and the legendary Dennis Hopper as leaders of the satanic biker gang the 666ers. " - Strange Man


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Pants: Ticking Timebomb
Please note: this is an old post. I have been blogging for a really long time: since my childhood, in fact. Bear in mind that any opinions stated may have changed, any code snippets may no longer be considered safe or secure, and my personal circumstances are almost certainly different to what's contained herein. You have been warned...
I was hoping that I could start this Pants Award with my very own review from Ticking Timebomb. It's one of those tweeny review sites that pop-up from time to time, but ultimately disappear because the standard of reviewing is piss poor and nobody actually reads them [the reviews]. Unfortunately, she refused to review me so you'll have to make do with my witty commentary on the state of the site alone :(
The site was brought to my attention by Vera, who has recently decided to take over the Jem fanlisting and is therefore automatically a superior human being to everybody. Except me.
I reckon that if you're going to offer reviewing as a service you have to have some sort of talent or knowledge about the area in which you're reviewing. While a person's taste are subjective and everyone is entitled to an opinion, it takes a special something to be able to articulate that into an objective review that will benefit the recipient. Offering reviews about something which you lack any experience in is akin to driving a car without any lessons: a little bit dangerous.
Ashley, the owner of Timebomb reviews is a little bit dangerous. Not in a "I'm going to stab you to death" kind of way, but in a "little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing" kinda way. Oh, and she's got a personal domain with "wind" in the URL (heartlesswind.com) which made the child in me giggle like an idiot.
Anyway, erm.. reviews. Yes. As I'm sure you've all noticed by now there's a bit of an odd design thing going on with Ticking Timebomb. I am not entirely sure what the desired effect was with the layout but it's kinda 1960s grandma wallpaper meets pixelfx. On a bad day. And, for some reason — quite likely because Ashley's screen res is 1280 pixels wide — the whole thing sits to the right when I've got my browser width set to 1024. The centering cheat must have passed this one by…
The content is served through a nasty
<iframe>, styled with a line-height equal to that of the text size which gives that illegible "smooshed" text look. I am not sure why that ever became trendy, you'd think even tweens would want other tweens to read their text?
In the latest update we're held to ransom by a pity party, all because the site is not receiving any submissions. This is funny for two reasons: 1) in my reviewing hayday the only thing I could complain about was too many submissions; and 2) she rejected my submission! Apparently it's all Vera's fault, and because I criticised her submit form but we'll get to that shortly.
Much like my my last Pants Award, I almost skipped right over the navigation — despite the fact that it's about 4 inches high — because its not clearly distinguished from the layout. Either I need my eyes testing or this girl needs a lesson on usability. Maybe both?
The inner pages are styled identically to the front — I was hoping for some line-height here — and are littered with errors. Grammar, punctuation and spelling checks only happen to other people.
The Criteria page lists Enter Page as a rateable component of each review… and there was me thinking splash pages had finally gone out of fashion. Under First Impressions we're rated for the first impression a reviewer has of the "enter page" which surely renders the first part redundant? Those "unlucky" enough to have no visitor content lose 15 points which is a tad selfish, but who am I to question the notions of our piczo expert Ashley? The idea of being rated for Spelling and Grammar had me doubled-up with laughter, but no more so than Website Name; I'd love to know how 'jemjabella' would score there! :lol:
The Submit Form (and this is where my dilemma began earlier)
has had 4 fields: Name, E-mail Address, What is Your Site Name? and Anything Else? These fields are fair enough for me — I could put in my actual site name and you'd easily be able to find the URL — but if someone's site is called "chocolate bananas" and their URL is "ilikefarting.com" there's no obvious connection. Like the ever-helpful web ninja that I am, I suggested changing this (for the sake of usability if nothing else) when I posted my submission. However, apparently if I really wanted a review I wouldn't have criticised the form:
I'm sorry I do not what to review your site. You are only signing up for a review because of Vera and I do not appreciate that.
Secondly, if you wanted a review you wouldn't be critising the form and kept your mouth shut. So no. Go find someone else to start drama with.
…and thus why I got rejected. Not before the form was changed to "Site URL:", mind.
Incidentally, the form is one of those freebie ones hosted externally, but it relies on some JavaScript. No note of this was made on the form page so NoScript worked its magic and I thought my original submission hadn't gone through so I retried with JS turned on. Unfortunately, this considerate move wasn't appreciated and I got told off :(
Secondly. Theres no need to send the form more than once.
Reading your mess twice, was twice as annoying.
(and reading her second e-mail was in no way annoying?)
The few reviews that are posted on the site by Ashley all have one thing in common: they're all crap. I did like the invention of a new word here though:
"so people know how often you are on the site approximently." (emphasis my own). Unfortunately, they're not long enough to give a real critique but I have composed a handy-dandy list:
Why Ashley's Reviews Are Crap
- She recommends coloured scrollbars for those still using IE.
Reason why this is bad: people shouldn't still be using the devil browser. More realistically (because I can't force everyone off IE) this is a no-no because web pages shouldn't interfere with a person's computer or browser. Oh, and they're invalid, but that's obviously something Ashley doesn't concern herself with.
- She recommends colouring italic, bold and underline tags differently.
Reason why this is bad: everyone should be avoiding <i>/<b>/<u> anyway. Use CSS for pretty effects and if you actually want to emphasise text, use <strong> or <em>.
- She's 19, and uses "could of"
Reason why this is bad: could've — the contraction that has led to a generation of muppets into thinking "could of" is OK — is actually short for could have. Ironically this mistake was found next to "
A few grammar problems though."
- Inconsistent reviews
Reason why this is bad: telling one person that a page of links to other pages "needs more information", and then telling someone else that they should split up their pages into lots linked from one page is giving mixed messages to readers. Decide on one approach and stick to it.
There doesn't seem to be anything here to save the day for Ticking Timebomb. The layout is bland and the contrast shockingly bad on the eyes; the reviews are sub-standard, badly composed and lacking substance; the coding of the site — which I didn't even touch upon in detail — demonstrates Ashley's total lack of experience in web design/developing and I am confused as to why the stylesheet has a .html extension.
Ashley: for thinking you have the right to critique someone when your own websites are a state, I award you 0 points! Oh, and a Pants Award:
Feel free to direct link :)
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What on earth is on those panties? They look like a load of bogies hehe
Glad to see your pants award is still alive and kicking Jem :)
She's 19, and uses "could of"
Reason why this is bad: could've — the contraction that has led to a generation of muppets into thinking "could of" is OK — is actually short for could have. Ironically this mistake was found next to "A few grammar problems though."
Jem, you mix up its and it's!
I just thought I'd bring that to your attention before someone else did and called you out on it. That person obviously…not being me? Bahaha?
That green is actually rather cute, lulz :P
Hahaha, where do you get these pants graphics? I can imagine you going to the store, deliberately picking out the grossest panties available and taking them home to photograph. ;)
Ah, so my comment should read "mixed" instead. :P
Go proofreading, 'foo. D:
Well, firstly, good job picking a site that didn't try to give me a Trojan this time!
Secondly, AHHHHHHHH REVIEWS!!! I don't really *do* reviews anymore (as in, I'm never reviewed. I've *never* reviewed someone else, unless you count ys.nu, which I don't.), because I can get far more information about how my layout sucks from my lovely visitors! They are so blunt! Really, it's nice to get feedback, but I would rather get it from one of my peers, whom I respect, than some random teeny-bopper-type who thinks they are far superior to me, but certainly are not. (Not to say that I am superior to them in any way! I just opt for a more neutral position, and I hope most others will do the same.)
LOL when I told Ashley in an e-mail that the CSS for colored scrollbars is invalid, she said:
Invalid coding? No it's not invalid just because they don't show up in a certain browsers, just pointless I suppose. But once again, I said IT LOOKS BETTER FOR US USING INTERNET EXPLORER =]
After which she went on and on trying to convince that my browser really wouldn't break if I used colored scrollbars.
Deary me, even a suggestion can tick someone off.
As usual, good read :).
@Vera: You mean Firefox doesn't go BOOM! if I use colored scrollbars? *is convinced to use them*
If you own a review site, you should be able to take criticism, "even if" it comes from people who submit a site. People who request reviews are not necessarily owners of a bad website, with no opinion worthy of being listened to.
You make me smirk at the computer while in public and people stare at me for it. Way to go.
Oh, the reviewing days. Too bad I could never get off my bottom and do them. LULZ.
I don't think making a simple suggestion that would help a site look better should get someone angry enough to write (two!) e-mails about it. You would think that she'd be able to take a little criticism (more importantly, constructive criticism), considering the fact that she's so willing to dish it.
Well deserved pants. I'm really bothered by people who review websites without knowing shit about it. Her website depresses me. I'll go slit my wrists now :P
Aw, I think those pants are rather cute! Match her layout rather well, too :p (although that's not cute… never mind)
Well, I suppose you could describe the navigation bar as being "creative".
And what is "visitor content" anyway? Surely all content is for visitors.
Ha! Great (and well-deserved) pants award.
Yay, a Pants Award, I love these =D
I kinda have a problem with the 'tween' and 'teenie' Internet sterotypes, though…I'm 13, but I try my best to be valid (it isn't, but it's pretty close!) and I hate Internet Explorer, grew out of IFrames way early on, etcetera.
Oh, how I love the pants award.
Not to mention, the fact that her inability to even have her site name included in her layout is quite hilarious.
For a first time visitor to Timebomb (and last at that), when I read words, 'about', 'criteria', then finally, 'SUBMIT', I realized that was her navigation, not a slogan of any sort.
Congratulations on the pants, Ashley.
Pfft. I'm always criticising about mail forms when I use them. And lol 0/15 for Vera's content. But a blog is fine with just having a blog…
PS. Where's my pastel stylesheet?! I demand a pastel stylesheet!!!
It seriously took me two minutes to find the navigation. I'm glad to hear I wasn't the only one having trouble finding it though, I was starting to feel really dumb.
10 points for the frickin' website name? Lol. It's been a while since I've seen someone use 'could of' though; I thought most people over 10 were through making that mistake.
Yay for well-deserved Pants Awards! Those pants are snazzy.
There are three types of review sites in this world wide web:
1. "Pants review sites" who review "Pants sites".
2. Good, no-nonsense review sites who review with no-nonsense and a sense of professionalism.
3. Jemjabella.co.uk
Huzzah, Jem, now I have a mess of sardine-y white text in a tab, and it's all thanks to you.
Kind and generous person that you are, you only told her off on one typo/grammar error, too. There was such a wide selection to pick and choose from!
lmao @ Julie =D
Awesome job, Jem. I was just waiting for you to Pants an awful review site like this. Of course, even Ticking Timebomb shines in comparison to my first review site. I had it on Freewebs pagebuilder (I was too lazy to use the crappy, invalid, i-framey HTML that I knew) and used a template full of sparkling bright purple circles. I graded on the "Personality of the owner" but never even put the stupid category to use because I was too afraid to say anything mean. Best of all, I gave out prizes depending on the score of the review. The prizes were celebrity buttons and banners that closely resembled vomit.
As for the stylesheet.html extension, I've seen that one a ton (and also stylesheet.php) from when I was immersed in the teenybopper fan site world. I remember that I worked for a free celebrity graphics site (no clue why they hired me, I sucked) and even I knew enough to spend about a million years trying to get the owner to change the stylesheet from stylesheet.php to stylesheet.css. She didn't understand that my Firefox wouldn't just show the stylesheet anyway like IE and that I had to look at the site every day and see almost no styling. She never changed it.
Ugh, I left a long rambling comment. Apologies. Anyway, I loved reading through this post. But why couldn't those pants have been for ME? They're so beautiful.
Yes, I also wonder where you get these pants graphics. I imagine the same thing Cine does. xD
A .html extension for a stylesheet? That's a new one.
Maybe I make some spelling and grammar mistakes, but at least I am mature enough NOT to write a huge nasty blog about someone. And for the record, I do not write all of the reviews, I have co-owners, so yeah >.>
Site closed down.
What's with all those people calling you Jemma?
The site closed down with a link to your site. Why don't people ever link me like that? Why?
Firstly, since when did you switch to wordpress?
Secondly, woo! Pants awards.
I think you should start selling actual pants from this site, all with your slogan on!
I second selling pants! You could trademark them. :)
Oh, damn. The site closed down. However, I did see the thing earlier.
Can't see it. Poo. She closed her site. :P
I also second Carly's suggestion of selling your own brand of underwear. It would be amusing.
Shes 19 :O
I expected her to be like, 11 and that was her reason for having such pants coding and, well "1960s grandma wallpaper meets pixelfx" layout
She obviously reviews sites to make herself and her site feel better. It's not working honey!!
PS: Ashley, sure I'm no spelling genius but approximetley which I can't spell either does NOT have an 'N' in it.
*whinges* I want to see her crappy attempt at superiority! :( Boo.
On a happier note, congratulations on the pants, Ashley. Well-deserved right there.
Third on Carly's suggestion. "Jemjabella briefs, complete with itching powder and 'I R F00LZ' printed on the ass."
She cancelled her site because she couldn't handle it anymore…it's just the internet… o.O
I love your pants awards, they are always fun to read. And this is yet another site worthy of it.
Nice knickers btw
I've had enough of these people who feel they are in a position to review people when they don't know their mouth from their asshole. Design knowledge? Obviously not. Development knowledge? No sir! Usability? None here, kthnx!
Of course, I'm referring to this girl, not you Jem, as you obviously know what you're doing (otherwise I'd be wondering how you've kept your job! lol).
Too bad I didn't get to see the site in its full glory, but I do find it particularly hilarious that in her flounce, she bitches about people bashing her for reviews they didn't like and then proceeds to bash you for your review, which SHE didn't like. :) There are no limits to some people's stupidity.
I like how she assumes all of her troubles come from people disagreeing with her reviews. It couldn't POSSIBLY be anything else.
Oh dear, she wants a review from me, apparently. I wonder how she'll handle the criticism… maybe I should reject her application and give her a taste of her own medicine? ;) Nah.
Hi Jem! Long time no see/talk (from Iconbuffet). I've been on and off the net and reading a lot of your entries, particularly anything relating to web designing & development. I don't know if it's just me but I always find your Pants Reviews quite helpful for me (from a learner's standpoint) as well as pure entertainment.
I was actually planning on opening a reviews site (I have (had?) a mini-slight grudge on a certain "reviewer" that I had at yoursite.nu regarding the new layout of my portfolio site but that's aside the point) and I've been looking around for any "legit" review sites so I can get some inspiration. It's too bad that I didn't get to see this Time Bomb Reviews site (what the heck kind of a name is that for a review site…?) altogether, but after reading your review, I think I can get the picture of how it looked like before the owner closed her site. Shame.
As always, continue on with what you always do best and keep inspiring other web designers & developers around! :)
Oh it makes me happyy that someone else has picked up on this rubbish.
I received a review from this place and got told my iframes were ugly… eh… I don't use iframes (duh). Then when I told her this, I was sworn at, racially abused and attacked. She might claim to be 'too mature to post rants about other people' but I've had about 8 posts on her site about me so I guess she's forgotten about that!
She's one of those people who is automatically on the attack because the whole world is out to get her. It gets pretty darn boring pretty darn fast. I'm sure she's not a happy girl about this, that's for sure!
No offence or anything but Ashley just writes her opinion. Also, She doesn't have to write could've- then all that stuff. Just a few typos or something like that. And that's what she writes so nothings wrong. She's just giving her opinion and being nice trying to tell others how to improve their site. No offence, but that's just plain mean writing that about her and Ashley, If you read this.. PLEASE open your site again.
Trisha said: "She cancelled her site because she couldn't handle it anymore…it's just the internet… o.O"
I don't quite agree with that because many people (myself included) take the internet seriously. I consider the friends made here real friends, I consider the work I do on my site here real, etc. And, I have also been the brunt of posts like this. The difference I notice, however, is that she deleted her site quickly after one post about her which shows she didn't have much dedication/commitment/taking-it-serious. I had multiple posts aimed towards me and I never closed my site because it means a whole lot to me, internet or not. It's not "just the internet."
So, she might not be very good at handling criticism but she doesn't take her site seriously.
Skye: she doesn't handle criticism at ALL.
According to her, I (as a reviewee) have of course the right to disagree with her, but I shouldn't write about it. She seems to have some sort of idealized version of the reviewer: a superior internet presence or something.
As for closing down: LOL. She's not the only one having had criticism aimed at her reviews. Oh please, in the 3 years I've been a reviewer I had countless such criticism aimed at me. I'm not saying I necessarily enjoyed all of them, but I was able to (eventually) see their point, and change things.
I love this on her personal site…
people from piczo and freewebs are so much nicer than people with domains and subdomains. And I don't direct that at all people, since I do have affiliates who are from domains and subs. But for the most part, anyone who has a sub/domain thinks they are so much better than everyone else.
Need I say more?
^ But doesn't she HAVE a domain?
And she has closed the site down now. Boy you all pissed her off. Hee, hee she needs to grow up and learn to take some criticism. Even I know how to take it even though I don't like it.
people from piczo and freewebs are so much nicer than people with domains and subdomains. And I don't direct that at all people, since I do have affiliates who are from domains and subs. But for the most part, anyone who has a sub/domain thinks they are so much better than everyone else.
^ But doesn't she HAVE a domain?
I'm not one of those people who think that I'm better than everyone else just cause I have my own domain. I realize I started somewhere as do most people who have domains now.
[…] can't help but watch the edrama between Jem and Ashley unfold and think "Are we bringing up a generation of young people who are going to […]
I'm quite aware that I started on geocities and then moved on to freewebs. That, however, doesn't up your reviews' quality.
The point of Jem's post is that you shouldn't be reviewing unless you DO actually have a fair coding and design knowledge. You have neither.
Lol @ what Cristina said. *rolls eyes*
Jem, those panties are way too cutsie. Can't you find uglier ones?!
Oh and Jem? This is why I always come back to your site. Whenever someone's going around being silly and…well…wrong… you manage to pick up on it and make sure they are revealed for what they are. This girl has been harassing me for months because of my comments about a review of my site. Whilst my site has a long way to go, the iframe use (there is none) and absence of Ashley Tisdale blends (shudder) are not the downfalls of it!
Anyway, her review of my site is here: http://ohlovely.org/wp/?page_id=143 if you feel like you need a good laugh!!!
Oh and her drama ended up being on my site here: http://ohlovely.org/wp/?p=148 if you feel like you need to laugh some more!
Aww, the Internet is full of meanies. How to cope?! There ought to be a book called "How to Cope and Deal with the Mean People on the Intrawebs for Dummies!!11"
Thanks Lisa: I rest my case. She is only able to review bad piczo sites, anything else is clearly above her level of competence.
Incidentally Jem: congrats on your success … of COURSE it's not because of you. *rolls eyes*
She reviewed my website when I first opened.
I got told to add a scrollbar.
She's reviewed me ALOT of times and said the same thing.
It's quite boring actually -.-
[…] sent out an e-mail t'other morning to all of those who'd been waiting for a review at Timebomb Reviews announcing the re-opening of the site. (A counter-flounce?) I'm not sure what she set out to […]
This may probably be pointless, but wow… she reopened her reviews site again. I don't know how her past layout looked like but the new layout is… hm, I don't know how to say this in a nicer way… =T
My goodness. Grey…and more freaking grey (not yours, the review site).
I read her review for Lisa and she has this "I know all and don't care what you think about it" attitude. As for her saying those who are on freewebs and pizco are nicer is because the fact that MOST of them don't know crap about coding.
What really tickles me is that she says "If you can't handle critisicism then don't bother submitting" or something close to that. Haha, people are funny.
That website disgusts me. *gags uncontrollably*.
I've sent them comments before, which were promptly deleted.
I see they're not even civil to people who email them (as they beg me to do).
I can forgive stupidity.
But, the owners are hypocrites. Among other things… They give people poor reviews for having what they believe to be iframes (they've obviously never heard of PHP include). Yet use iframes themselves. Annoying bits of trash, they are :).
Your so stupid. Who actually cares whether it's "could've" or "could of"? Psh.
Wow. *gags*
Who in hell uses s anymore? Or frames for that matter?! *gags some more*
How can a style sheet have .html? Is that how IE recognizes CSS files? IE can only be the product of greedy devils.
I can't help but smile at the few negative comments about your review…especially when they refuse to understand that your and you're are two different words.
hey thats all so "nice" that you shit on everyone,but you forgot to mention, which pants are yours?probably the smelly brown ones.
I just saw this questionable advice:
"One thing I will suggest is a plot line. If you do not want to write it yourself, go to Wikipedia and get one from there. "


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Calo Arawan was a male Human gladiator living during Galactic War. In 3632 BBY he fought in the Grand Arena on Zakuul alongside Kordath and Veran Anjek against Bowdaar and the Alliance Commander, in a match arranged by Valdos Dofine. Calo Arawan's side lost the fight and all three were killed in the match.[1]
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Developmental Pathways to Health and Disease: Metabolic, Neurodevelopmental and Related Outcomes.
This trial is active, not recruiting.
|metabolic diseases, neurological and mental health conditions
|National University Hospital, Singapore
|KK Women's and Children's Hospital
|Start date
|June 2009
|End date
|June 2020
|Trial size
|1247 participants
|Trial identifier
This study aims to test the following two hypotheses in women recruited in early pregnancy and whose children will be followed up till at least 9 years of age.
- Epigenetic changes in conceptual tissues obtained at birth reflect the environment that the fetus was exposed to during development.
- The pattern of epigenetic marks in gene promoters obtained from DNA in birth tissues, together with genotype, phenotype, and environmental exposures, can be utilized to assess how the perinatal environment affects subsequent metabolic, neurodevelopmental and other phenotypes.
|United States
|No locations recruiting
|Other countries
|No locations recruiting
|Singapore, Singapore
|National University Hospital
|no longer recruiting
Study Design
|Observational model
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Primary Outcomes
Pattern of epigenetic marks in birth tissues
time frame: Perinatal
Secondary Outcomes
Influence of prenatal and early postnatal factors
time frame: During pregnancy and infancy period
Eligibility Criteria
Female participants from 18 years up to 50 years old.
Inclusion Criteria: - Women 18 years and above - Pregnant women attending the first visit (< 14 weeks GA) at the maternity units of KKH and NUH - Singapore citizens or Singapore Permanent Residents - Currently resident in mainland Singapore - Intention to eventually deliver in KKH or NUH - Intention to reside in Singapore for the next 5 years - Intention to donate cord, cord blood and placenta - The fetus should be racially homogenous with both sets of grandparents of the same ethnicity Exclusion Criteria: - Women whose pregnancies end in miscarriages will be excluded - Pregnant women on chemotherapy - Exclude women with significant medical conditions e.g. Type 1 diabetes mellitus, psychosis etc. - Exclude women on certain medications - e.g. psychotropic drugs. - Mixed marriages will be excluded
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|Growing Up in Singapore Towards Healthy Outcomes
|Principal investigator
|Yap-Seng Chong
|The dramatic emergence of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in Asia has coincided with the rapid socioeconomic and nutritional transition taking place in the region, with the prevalence of diabetes rising five-fold in Singapore in less than four decades. One unique aspect of the epidemic has been the significant ethnic differences in predisposition among Asians and in the ethnic variation between BMI and the risk of developing insulin resistance. Apart from genetic factors, the differences in diet, lifestyle, cultural and religious practices might have altered the developmental programming through effects on the mechanisms of developmental plasticity. A center piece of this study is to examine how epigenetic change at birth both reflects past developmental influences and, in association with other factors, influences future trajectories of development and its relationship to NCDs. The longitudinal GUSTO birth cohort study allow us to examine associations between genomic variation and developmental-environmental interactions in the three distinct ethnic groups, Chinese, Malays and Indians, present in the Singaporean population.
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(he also shows elements of this type)
Tall, dark, and nerdy.
He is an independent thinker who approaches problems with an analytical, exacting, systematic and resourceful mind. Yet he also has a traditional, even sentimental streak and can be very protective of those he loves.
Because he is ambitious, tough-minded and hardworking, his close friends admire him. Yet his complex personality is often hidden behind a wall of composure and logic.
He is attracted to someone who can complement him-someone who is verbally graceful, who weighs alternatives carefully and listens actively, and has well-honed social skills.
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- Taking care of my possessions is a high priority for me
- I highly value deep emotional intimacy in my relationships
- I am willing to take risks to do what I want to do
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I'm happy. I love what I do every day. I'm just looking for someone to share those fun and special times with. I work on big things, so when I'm outside of work, I love the little things. Good coffee, petting a happy dog, listening to wind cut through the trees in the mountains. All of these things are what makes life great. I'm looking for someone who is down to earth, loves spending time outside, is intellectual, and can be just as comfortable in silence as in conversation. I'm looking for someone with purpose and intent. Someone who works for what they want, and doesn't make excuses and complain when challenged. I want to meet someone who knows how to work, knows how to relax, and takes care of themselves. I also love a sense of adventure in a woman. A girl who can try new things that seem out of her comfort zone, little and big; whether it's traveling somewhere unusual, trying new food, or something daredevil-ish. When it comes to dating, I treat women well. I strive to be compassionate, light hearted, and a little old fashioned. My sense of humor can be all over the place, and sometimes I need to be reminded when things are inappropriate, but usually I have a good filter. I love to listen to what other people have to say. I'm a life-long learner, and believe that we can only become better people if we listen to where other people are coming from. I think that's enough about me. I'd love to hear about you.
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There'll Be A Hot Time in the Town of Berlin When the Yanks Go Marching In
SINATRA, Frank
Place Published: New York
Publisher: Barton Music Corp.
Date Published: 1943
Description: Sheet music, by Sgt. Joe Bushkin and Pvt. John de Vries. 3 p., photographic wrappers. N.Y.: Barton Music Corp., (1943). First Edition.
Comments: The cover, printed in dark red, features a photograph of the young Frank Sinatra.Edition: First
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闲聊音乐 ---- Let's talk about U2, shall we?
(言过其实) at 2011-12-27 11:12:26 (y1792673)
It has been official for a while, the United State of America is in deep recession, the future of the world is gloomy under the same clouds.
And Bono and his guys are smiling by holding the bright sign of "U2 WAY", it is happening in New York, with the mayor by their side. They were singing through 5 nights straight on Latterman late night show, promoting their new album, "No Line On The Horizon", huh, what a meaningful name, I bet those New Yorkers would not dislike it very much.
U2 Gets Its Way in Manhattan
The U2 has been singing, singing loud and singing their soul out... Finally, they have been rewarded A street with A name in New York city, where the financial crisis started not a long ago.
More than 20 years ago, in 1987, they had make chaos in LA with their "Where the Streets Have No Name?" video recording, the police had to shut down their on-roof concert thing to get the whole county in order.
U2, where The Street Has No Name
From the Beatles, Rolling Stones to U2, they are all British, and they all got their biggest crowds in the States. How does this sound to you? I do not know that if Bono's smily face made those Americans feel more depressed or not, as a fan of them just crazy for their music, thinking about that U2 Way is not far away from Peter Jennings' Way in the same city, it is very comforting...
Nevertheless, thank God, I am lucky to live through the years while U2 are still alive. I am not so keen about their new album, but it IS from U2. No matter what they do, even not something great, they are still the greatest. Okay, enough for the fooling-around stuff, let's put up some of the facts about U2, hope someone will find them convincing.
.170 millions albums sold worldwide
.12 stuido albums (Boy, October, War, The Unforgettable Fire, The Joshua Tree, Rattle and Hum, Achtung Baby, Zooropa, Pop, All That You Can't Leave Behind, How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb, No Line on The Horizon)
.U2 has won 22 Grammy Awards
.Rolling Stone magazine listed U2 at
in its list of the 100 greatest artists of all time
.March 14, 2005: U2 is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
.Live 8, Bono from U2: "We are not looking for charity, we are looking for justice."
Many many more, if you may take time to google yourself.
And I phoned up on an old friend telling him that I bought a ticket for about 300 bucks in US fund, he said that he would like to buy a ticket to see U2 for 1000 bucks, of course, he will want to purchase it by those green bills with his presidents' faces featured on.
Solely for U2's music, Cheers.
U2 - The Unforgettable Fire


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Obama Breaks off Vacation to Deal with Fiscal Cliff
President Barack Obama was to cut his holiday short and head back to Washington on Wednesday to try to address the "fiscal cliff," a set of tax hikes and spending cuts to take effect next year.
Despite weeks of negotiations, Obama has been unable to reach a budget deal with congressional Republicans to slash the deficit and avert the mandatory austerity measures, which could pitch the economy back into recession.
The White House said Tuesday that Obama would fly back from his native Hawaii on Wednesday, cutting short his Christmas break and raising the possibility of renewed negotiations in Washington as early as Thursday.
Democratic and Republican leaders traded blame last week over the failure to reach a deal before the holidays to prevent most Americans from seeing their taxes go up next year.
The so-called fiscal cliff is the result of a poison pill agreement reached earlier this year that would require major spending reductions as tax cuts passed under former president George W. Bush expire at the end of the year — should Democrats and Republicans fail to reach a deal to cut the deficit.
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IPCC (disambiguation)
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IPCC may refer to:
- Independent Police Complaints Commission of England and Wales
- Independent Police Complaints Council of Hong Kong
- Integrated Professional Competency Course, a course of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India
- Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a scientific body under the auspices of the United Nations.
- Interworld Police Coordinating Company, a fictional organization in Jack Vance's novels
- Irish Peatland Conservation Council
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