The Savage Seven

Year: 1968

Runtime: 94 mins

Language: English

Director: Richard Rush

CrimeAction

Biker gang leader Kisum falls for waitress Marcia Little Hawk, but her brother Johnnie, chief of a Native American group, disapproves. The two factions shift between rivalry and alliance, eventually joining forces, only to be pitted against each other by corrupt businessmen. The film features Cream’s “Anyone for Tennis” and Iron Butterfly’s classic theme.

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