go!
Let me go!
No!
Let me go!
Put me down now!
Let me go! Let me go!
Help me!
(SIRENS WAILING)
Get them!
(SCREAMING)
Them Goddamn
son-of-a-bitches!
Hang a one-eight.
What's with that guy?
Watch out!
These guys are gonna pay!
(SCREAMING)
Someone help me!
Stop it!
Stop it!
Stop it!
Can I help you?
Coffee.
Cream and sugar?
Just black.
(MAN WHISTLING)
Oh, you guys really know
how to come through a door.
What are you trying to prove?
We just came down
from Kings Park
looking for a good time.
You guys already missed
all the excitement.
The party's over.
The Roadmasters are hungry.
And when they're hungry,
they eat.
The Bombers have brought
this act through
The Richmond already.
All you're doing in here
is looking like punks.
Is that right?
We're just gonna
have to mess the place up.
And after we mess
your place up
maybe we'll mess you up.
Oh, you got a problem
with this, pretty boy?
(CLINKING)
Try it again, punk.
Go on, go home!
What do you think
of my new car?
It looks great.
Why don't you sell it
and buy me a new window?
(TIRES SCREECHING)
Tom, come on, slow down.
Reva, there's no point
in stealing a car, if you're
not gonna ring it out.
When are you
ever gonna grow up?
Why should l?
This is more fun.
Let me give you
some news, Tom.
The Bombers
and this guy Raven Shaddock,
they stole Ellen Aim.
(SIRENS WAILING)
How the hell did that happen?
Oh, shit!
Goddamn cops!
Okay, buddy,
what the hell
do you think this is?
We don't go
for that kind of speeding
around here.
Now let's see your license.
Sorry, Officer,
I must have left it at home.
Tom Cody. It's been a couple
of years since I've had
any trouble out of you.
Hey, Ed,
I just came home
to visit my big sister.
You're not gonna have
any trouble with me.
Glad to hear it.
We don't need somebody
coming back here
trying to give us a hard time.
Come on, Ed, he just got back.
Give him a break.
Yeah, I'll give him a break.
Get out of here, Cody.
Yeah, and anymore
driving like that
and I'll give you a ticket.
Asshole!
Who the hell
does that guy think he is?
Well, he's always been
a real bad ass. I busted him
a couple of years ago.
He had a pistol
in the glove compartment
of his car.
A real punk, huh?
Yeah, he belongs in jail
with all the other
juvenile delinquents.
You sure I'm not gonna
be cramping your style
with any guy tonight, huh?
No, not tonight.
I bring one in now and then
but there's nothing steady.
I never seem to find
the right one.
Yeah, I ain't having much luck
in that department myself.
Look, Tom,
you were always
real close with Ellen.
She wasn't like all those
tramps you used to
run around with.
Reva,
it didn't work out, okay?
Well, somebody figured out
how to make it work with her.
She's been living with a guy
named Billy Fish.
Who's that?
He's done some rock joints
in The Battery.
He started managing her act.
Yeah, she was always
interested in going somewhere.
Tom.
She's not just your old girl.
Reva, what do you
want from me, huh?
You know what I want.
You want me to go rescue
an old girlfriend who's
shacked up with another guy?
Thanks a lot.
Tequila.
Hey, Tom! Tom Cody.
It's been a long time, pal.
How's your hammer hanging?
How's it going, Clyde?
Well, not so hot.
I got beat up trying to save
your old girl.
I could use a little help
with those guys. You should
have been there, Tom.
It would have been like
the old days when we were in
school. We'd have kicked ass.
Hey, bartender,
you gonna shoot
the shit all night,
or do you wanna
get me another drink?
Hey, Tom,
would you get a load
of this little heinie?
She thinks she owns the place.
I'm just trying to
get myself a drink, pal.
Well, maybe you've already
had enough, babe.
You gotta be kidding me!
Do I look like I'm kidding?
You know,
maybe you ought to
pay up as well.
You've been driving up
a tab here all night and we're
not real big on