Resurrected bikers on the loose....
“Psychomania” is an interesting twist on the zombie theme.  A delinquent group of leather-clad bikers gets its kicks causing mayhem on the roads in southern England and making out in lonely graveyards. Gang leader Tom Latham (Nicky Henson) lives in Latham Manor, a luxurious family estate associated with unpleasant memories. His mother (Beryl Reid) is a practicing medium who lives with her strangely ominous butler, Shadwell (George Sanders, in his final screen appearance). When she discovers the secret of immortality, the name of his crew — “The Living Dead” — takes on a literal meaning. An opening sequence shows motorcyclists riding in slow motion around an ancient stone circle, setting the tone for a film that links paganism and the occult with the modern era.<br /><br />“Psychomania,” also known as “The Death Wheelers,” emphasizes the spirit of rebellious anarchy while illustrating how it can be destructive. The look and sound of the film is pure 70s, with long-haired guys, hip-Brit lingo, and an electric rock score pulsating as motorcycles roar. The theme of returning from the dead is blended with youthful arrogance and empowerment. It’s society’s worst nightmare — young people deriving thrills from hedonistic pleasures while being unaccountable to rules, laws, and adult authority. When the bikers return from the dead, they set their sights of revenge, targeting teachers, police officers, clergymen, and judges in a counterculture clash that provides some of the movie’s most memorable scenes. Ms. Reid and Mr. Sanders add stature to the proceedings, and Hammer Films veteran Don Sharp directs.<br /><br />There unrated 2-disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack is rich with bonus extras, including a collector’s booklet; “Hell for Leather,” a featurette about the company that supplied the film’s costumes; “Riding Free,” an archive interview with singer Harvey Andrews; interview with composer John Cameron; archive feature containing interviews with actors Nicky Henson, Mary Larkin, Denis Gilmore, Roy Holder, and Rocky Taylor; “Remastering Psychomania,” a look at the film’s restoration from original 35-mm black & white separation masters; and reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned art work.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : The United States gave motorcycle-mad cinemagoers Easy Rider, The Wild One and The Wild Angels. The United Kingdom gave them Psychomania, the tale of zombie bikers run amok is southern England..