Director Barbara Peeters (HUMANOIDS FROM THE DEEP, SUMMER SCHOOL TEACHERS) was one of the few female filmmakers in the exploitation game and the first one to ever make a biker flick. Dixie Peabody is the humping hellcat and she’s armed with a shotgun in her hands and vengeance in her heart (and a touch of incest). Peabody was only in three films before she moved on to other things. Too bad, chick could work a weapon better than most. Peeters had an eye for action, just never the right actors to carry that vision out which makes BURY ME AN ANGEL kind of a mixed bag but it’s worth the trip.
 

See you on forty deuce,

 
 
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