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* SoBadItsGood: ''Defined''. The film takes the ludicrous premise of "Hells Angels in Vietnam"[[note]]which actually ''had'' been done before several years prior, from the 1970 film ''The Losers''[[/note]] and has fun with it, never taking itself too seriously with glorious amounts of HamAndCheese from Vernon Wells as the film's BigBad and plenty of fun action with the Hells Angels mowing their way down through the Viet Cong.
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* SoBadItsGood: ''Defined''. The film takes the ludicrous premise of "Hells Angels in Vietnam"[[note]]which actually ''had'' been done before several years prior, from the 1970 film ''The Losers''[[/note]] ''Film/{{The Losers|1970}}''[[/note]] and has fun with it, never taking itself too seriously with glorious amounts of HamAndCheese from Vernon Wells as the film's BigBad and plenty of fun action with the Hells Angels mowing their way down through the Viet Cong.
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* SoBadItsGood: ''Defined''. The film takes the ludicrous premise of "Hells Angels in Vietnam"[[note]]which actually ''had'' been done before several years prior, from the 1970 film ''The Loners''[[/note]] and has fun with it, never taking itself too seriously with glorious amounts of HamAndCheese from Vernon Wells as the film's BigBad and plenty of fun action with the Hells Angels mowing their way down through the Viet Cong.
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* SoBadItsGood: ''Defined''. The film takes the ludicrous premise of "Hells Angels in Vietnam"[[note]]which actually ''had'' been done before several years prior, from the 1970 film ''The Loners''[[/note]] Losers''[[/note]] and has fun with it, never taking itself too seriously with glorious amounts of HamAndCheese from Vernon Wells as the film's BigBad and plenty of fun action with the Hells Angels mowing their way down through the Viet Cong.
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* CompleteMonster: [[BigBad Chard]] is a [[FormerRegimePersonnel former member]] of the Nazi "Devil's Legion" who, after being rescued from near-death by an indigenous tribe, convinces them to prop him up as {{a god|AmI}}. His rule is brutal and isolationist, slaughtering any outsiders who stumble upon his tribe and selling [=POWs=] to [[PlayingBothSides both sides]] of the ongoing civil war. His men treated little better, Chard orders a village of his own loyalists slaughtered when one of them helps [[TheHero Lieutenant Vince Calhoun]] rescue his men, whom Chard had captured earlier. When Calhoun and the Hells Angels he's recruited attack Chard's hideout, the tyrant decides to sell them to the North Vietnamese Army in the hopes they'll be hunted for sport, while murdering one of the bikers himself and bringing his tattered coat back to taunt Calhoun.
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* CompleteMonster: [[BigBad Chard]] is a [[FormerRegimePersonnel former member]] of the Nazi "Devil's Legion" who, after being rescued from near-death by an indigenous Vietnamese tribe, convinces them to prop him up as {{a god|AmI}}. His rule is brutal and isolationist, slaughtering any outsiders who stumble upon his tribe and selling [=POWs=] to [[PlayingBothSides both sides]] of the ongoing civil war. His men treated little better, Chard orders a village of his own loyalists slaughtered when one of them helps [[TheHero Lieutenant Vince Calhoun]] rescue his men, whom Chard had captured earlier. When Calhoun and the Hells Angels he's recruited attack Chard's hideout, the tyrant decides to sell them to the North Vietnamese Army in the hopes they'll be hunted for sport, while murdering one of the bikers himself and bringing his tattered coat back to taunt Calhoun.
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* CompleteMonster: [[BigBad Chard]] is a [[FormerRegimePersonnel former member]] of the Nazi "Devil's Legion" who, after being rescued from near-death by an indigenous tribe, convinces them to prop him up as {{a god|AmI}}. His rule is brutal and isolationist, slaughtering any outsiders who stumble upon his tribe and selling [=POWs=] to [[PlayingBothSides both sides]] of the ongoing civil war. His men treated little better, Chard orders a village of his own loyalists slaughtered when one of them helps [[TheHero Lieutenant Vince Calhoun]] rescue his men, whom Chard had captured earlier. When Calhoun and the Hells Angels he's recruited attack Chard's hideout, the tyrant decides to sell them to the North Vietnamese Army in the hopes they'll be hunted for sport, while murdering one of the bikers himself and bringing his tattered coat back to taunt Calhoun.
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* SoBadItsGood: ''Defined''. The film takes the ludicrous premise of "Hells Angels in Vietnam"[[note]]which actually ''had'' been done before several years prior, from the 1970 film ''The Loners''[[/note]] and has fun with it, never taking itself too seriously with glorious amounts of HamAndCheese from Creator/VernonWells as the film's BigBad and plenty of fun action with the Hells Angels mowing their way down through the Viet Cong.
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* SoBadItsGood: ''Defined''. The film takes the ludicrous premise of "Hells Angels in Vietnam"[[note]]which actually ''had'' been done before several years prior, from the 1970 film ''The Loners''[[/note]] and has fun with it, never taking itself too seriously with glorious amounts of HamAndCheese from Creator/VernonWells Vernon Wells as the film's BigBad and plenty of fun action with the Hells Angels mowing their way down through the Viet Cong.
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* SoBadItsGood: ''Defined''. The film takes the ludicrous premise of "Hells Angels in Vietnam"[[note]]which actually ''had'' been done before several years prior, from the 1970 film ''The Loners''[[/note]] and has fun with it, never taking itself too seriously with glorious amounts of HamAndCheese from Creator/VernonWells as the film's BigBad and plenty of fun action with the Hells Angels mowing their way down through the Viet Cong.
