Angels Hard as They Come is a cult classic biker movie released in 1971. The plot centers around a group of bikers who come to a small town seeking revenge against a powerful landowner who they believe has wronged one of their own. Meanwhile, a group of drug-addled hippies is also in town, and tensions quickly escalate between the two factions.
The biker gang is led by a ruthless leader named Long John (Scott Glenn), while the hippies are headed up by a charismatic guru named Monk (Gary Busey). Both groups are armed and dangerous, and it isn't long before they start clashing in violent and bloody ways.
As the conflict intensifies, innocent bystanders get caught up in the fray, including a young woman named Lynn (Sharon Kelly) who gets kidnapped by Long John's gang. The tension reaches a boiling point when both groups converge on a remote cabin in the woods, and a final showdown ensues.
The film's gritty violence, intense action, and iconic soundtrack (featuring tracks from Steppenwolf and others) make it a classic of the "outlaw biker" genre. Despite its low budget and sometimes clumsy storytelling, Angels Hard as They Come remains a favorite of cult movie fans and bikers alike.