Just fantastic that you of the younger generations still watch this. On the other hand this is mainly trash, but among other trash in the same style of the time this is a shining golden piece of trash. And it's interesting from a movie history point of view, as it was very influential. Russ Meyer (writer (just story), producer, director and editor) had basically made it his movie making career to push the limits of what could be shown on the screen in terms of sex and violence. At this point the motorised criminal youth was seen as some of the worst elements in society, so depicting them as protagonists in a movie was enough to have the morale police have a fit and wanting to ban it.
