In a bloody version of Wyatt Earp's shootout at the OK Corral, escalated several times over, this story substitutes a motorcycle gang for the outlaws, and the "Law" is represented not by a U.S. Marshal, but by two antagonistic men. Sheriff Ventura (Mario Almada) counsels his deputy Yunke (Javier Garcia) to ignore the motorcycle gang that just roared into town, because they are only going to shortly roar out of town on their own. Yunke ignores this advice, kills a gang member, and then frames a local citizen for the crime. ...
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In a bloody version of Wyatt Earp's shootout at the OK Corral, escalated several times over, this story substitutes a motorcycle gang for the outlaws, and the "Law" is represented not by a U.S. Marshal, but by two antagonistic men. Sheriff Ventura (Mario Almada) counsels his deputy Yunke (Javier Garcia) to ignore the motorcycle gang that just roared into town, because they are only going to shortly roar out of town on their own. Yunke ignores this advice, kills a gang member, and then frames a local citizen for the crime. This sets off a minor war, as the motorcyclists capture a school and a poolhall, and to make matters worse, they kill the young son of one of the town's policemen when the boy tries to escape from the school. What follows is a final and bloody showdown in which Sheriff Ventura and the gang's leader Vikingo (Jorge Reynoso) duel it out to the death. Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi
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