Review of Chrome and Hot Leather (1971) by Kevin R — 08 Feb 2014

You'll leave when you're excused.

A group of bikers run a group of girls off the road where they fall off a cliff to their death. The driver of the car was dating a Green Beret. The Green Beret goes undercover in hopes of uncovering the men responsible for his girlfriend's death. The Green Beret swears he can let the police handle the mater when he gets a lead, but will he truly be able to hold back his feelings when he confronts the men?

"It's been a long time since I really wanted someone.".

Lee Frost, director of Policewomen, Private Obsessions, The Black Gestapo, The Thing with Two Heads, Chain Gang Women, and The Scavengers, delivers Chrome and Hot Leather. The storyline for this picture is just okay and a bit cliché. The characters were pretty funny and the acting was putrid. The cast includes William Smith, Peter Brown, Larry Bishop, and Kathrine Baumann.

"This guy ain't a cop. He's a sergeant in the Army.".

I came across this film while scrolling the grindhouse pictures on Netflix. I thought this could have been a cooler picture but the main character was so stale. I still found the film entertaining and fun to watch unfold. This is worth a viewing.

"Pull over and I'll give you a ride.".

Grade: C-.