The Glory Stompers Reviews

Before Dennis Hopper and Peter Fonda hopped on their choppers and discovered their own brand of America in Easy Rider, they each made a biker film. Fonda’s was The Wild Angels; Hopper’s was The Glory Stompers. Fonda made out better in terms of director (Roger Corman) and production personnel. Hopper’s opus (which he didn’t direct; Anthony Lanza did) had a very weak story and not much in the way of acting talent or directorial expertise to support him. The Glory Stompers may provide incidental amusement to see someone like Casey Kasem playing a biker, but it’s otherwise an incidental footnote in the career of Dennis Hopper.

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