Mad Foxes, Massacres and Pre Marital Sex in Spain

A Nazi biker gang...nubile babes in states of undress...gory massacres...today we take a look at a vicious exploitation film from Spain, 1981's "Mad Foxes" ("Los Violadores"). Misogynistic in nature and over-the-top...this one has appeal for those who don't have patience for character development. Shot in Spain and directed by Paul Grau, the carnage in this film will be quite gory.

Arrogant rich guy, Hal (Jose Gras) drives through Spain in his Neufeld sports car looking to fondle and have pre-marital sex with Spanish babes. While doing this with Babsy (Andrea Albani), he gets in a feud with a Nazi biker gang and ends up killing one of them. The gang tracks him down, gang-rapes Babsy and beats him up. The next day, Hal leaves the raped and humiliated Babsy at the hospital and finds a TWA stewardess for pre-marital sex.  Hal enlists the help of a dozen karate buddies and they find the gang and beat them up. The Nazis respond with grenades and machine guns and massacre the karate club in most gory fashion. Hal is now on the run.

On his getaway he picks up the sultry Lilly, a hitchhiker. They'll have pre-marital sex. He'll bring her to his parents' country estate where they will continue to have pre-marital sex while his mom, dad, and housekeepers listen to the moans and groans they produce. The Nazi gang finds them. More massacres...machine guns, knives, and hedge-clippers shred his parents and their house staff. Disembowelment and brutality will rule the day. Hal leaves his new paramour with the rotting corpses and sets out on a rampage to kill every Nazi gang-member. What follows will be another massacre and more gore...and a very unusual surprise...you'll see.

Is leaving your sexual conquests with the corpses of your rotting parents a turn-on for beautiful Spanish women? Which side was Spain on when the Nazis bulldozed through Europe? Did we need this film to prove that any level of karate is insufficient when the aggressors have machine guns and grenades? Vicious, gory, and in many cases...heartbreaking is "Mad Foxes." If you can look past females being depicted as sexual toys and viciously raped and blown away...then "Mad Foxes" will succeed in stirring your prurient needs and whims.