55You won't believe just how many bicycles are in this.
A BMX racer, who lives in a small town with his mother and sister, is faced with a tough decision, qualify for Helltrack or take his SATs in order to attend college.
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55You won't believe just how many bicycles are in this.
Well, I guess that’s it for me and movies. I’ve seen the best one now. There’s really no point in watching any more. Rad wins. I’m not really sure what I’m going to do with the extra free time, but I’m sure I’ll figure something out.
Send Me an Angel Rad has everything I want in a movie. Loaded with awesome stunts, newspapers delivered on time, ass sliding, cop chases, slow dances on bikes, multiple montages and Helltrack. Also, Bart Conner is to Rad as Kurt Thomas is to Gymkata. You know, when gymnast use their international fame to land major movie roles. Bart is cool as hell, but the star is Bill Allen’s Cru Jones. He’s the hero you love, and he gets to ass slide with Aunt Becky way before any college admissions scandal. Hal Needham directs, and his skills with stunts are on full display. Rad is pretty much Smokey and the Bandit with BMX bikes. Check it out!Read my full rad review of Rad on Bulletproof Action
A small-town teenager faces a difficult choice between competing in a major BMX race and taking his college entrance exams.
Rad was directed by Hal Needham in 1986, known for his work in stunt-driven action and comedy films.
Rad did not win major traditional film festival awards, but it developed a passionate cult following over the decades.
