Welcome to Stuff to Blow Your Mind, a production of I Heart Radio.

Hey, welcome to Weird House Cinema.

This is Rob Lam.

And I'm Joe McCormick.

And today I'm really excited about this one because we're getting into one of my favorite

types of movie weirdness, which is unlikely genre crossovers.

So I think people who have listened to Stuff to Blow Your Mind for a while probably heard

us talk about the subject of supernatural biker movies.

This is something that we keep coming back to over the years.

In that extreme niche crossover subgenre, you've got stuff like grimy 70s exploitation,

the musk of something like Werewolves on Wheels, which is a kind of, I don't know, Satanic

Werewolf biker movie where you can really smell the armpits.

But then you've also got stuff like the extreme lich pope Nigel Tufnell energy of psychomanias,

psychomanias.

It's very British.

It's almost visually nasal somehow, but it's beautiful in its own right.

And I think I especially enjoy unlikely genre crossovers when at least one of the genres

that's being crossed is not a universal type like horror or romance or comedy, but something

much more deeply associated with a particular place and time.

And biker movies are a great example here because they sort of hit their peak in the late

60s and early 70s in American movies.

It was, I think it was part of that kind of general panic about lawless counterculture

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