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Film historian Leonard Maltin gave the movie a “BOMB” citation—the lowest possible rating in his annual Movie Guide—explaining, “Title is supposed to be short for Radical…as in, ‘Radical, man!’ Yeah, right…and we didn’t see this same plotline used to death by 1950’s hot-rod films, and also by 1970’s roller-disco epics!”
Every time Hollywood tries to cash in on the latest youth fad, it always ends up with a steaming pile of cringe.
o/`”Rad, it’s truly outrageous, truly truly truly outrageous…”
Or an electric boogaloo.
All I remember is the “dance” scene on bikes with Send Me an Angel on the soundtrack. It was kinda cool. Probably the only good thing in the film.
It’s amazing to me how pricey the standard version of this film is on physical media.