ANGELS' REVENGE

Cinemavixion Review

Greydon Clark's "Angels' Revenge" plunges viewers into a wild, '70s grindhouse fever dream. The premise alone—a Las Vegas pop singer enlisting a motley crew of seven women to dismantle a drug cartel—promises a unique brand of exploitation cinema. The film delivers on this with its blend of kick-ass stunts, bikini-clad shootouts, and a gloriously over-the-top narrative. While its cult status is undeniable, particularly with its later riffing on MST3K, the true charm lies in its misfit cast and unapologetic embrace of genre tropes. It’s a testament to the era’s bold filmmaking, offering a satisfyingly pulpy revenge fantasy that remains a peculiar, yet compelling, watch for fans of vintage action.