Seven women, one cartel, and a wild crusade against the drug underworld—1970s vansploitation style.
ANGELS' BRIGADE
They'll blow you away!
Six women and a teenage girl decide to join forces and blow up the local factory for the production of drugs, thus putting an end to the activities of drug traffickers in his hometown.
Quick Answer
Angels' Brigade is a 1979 American action-comedy directed by Greydon Clark about seven women who band together to take down a local drug cartel after one of their loved ones is harmed.
Programmer's Pick
If you’ve ever wondered what happens when a pop singer, a teacher, and a gaggle of vigilante women declare war on a drug cartel—complete with van chases and references to Charlie’s Angels—this is your answer. Angels' Brigade doesn’t just lean into 1970s exploitation tropes; it does a full split in bell-bottoms.
— SassyFlix Programmer
Overview
Why This Matters
This action comedy is notable for featuring established actors like Peter Lawford and Jack Palance in villain roles, while casting a group of largely unknown actresses—including Playboy Playmate Susan Kiger—as its seven female vigilante protagonists.
Cast & Crew
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A team of women from all walks of life unites for an explosive mission, each bringing her own skills to the fight.
The film rides high on 1970s van culture, offering a window into a unique slice of action-comedy history.
Tongue-in-cheek references to TV crime squads and giddy genre mashups give this film its cheeky edge.
The women’s mission for vengeance against drug dealers is pure 1970s vigilante cinema with a splash of comedy.
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Questions from the Vault
Who directed Angels' Brigade? +
Angels' Brigade was directed by Greydon Clark.
When was Angels' Brigade released? +
Angels' Brigade was released in 1979.
How long is Angels' Brigade? +
Angels' Brigade has a runtime of 97 minutes.
What genre is Angels' Brigade? +
Angels' Brigade is an action-comedy.
Where can I watch Angels' Brigade? +
You can watch Angels' Brigade on SassyFlix.