The Wanderers - Killer Teens, Rebel Teens, Gang Teens and the evolution of the last Great Greaser Feature

Exploring the cultural influences behind the creation of the cult classic from 1979, the narrative delves into the Bronx of the early 1960s, reflecting on the lingering impact of the 1950s teen gang culture. It highlights the connection between popular singer Dion's hit "The Wanderer" and Richard Price's novel, which inspired director Philip Kaufman to adapt it into a film. The book examines the nostalgia for the 1950s that permeated the 1970s, alongside the genre's evolution, encapsulating the essence of the last significant "greaser feature."