Dead Man Walking (1988)
Gregory Dark’s savage, plague-zone sci-fi fever dream starring Wings Hauser, Jeffrey Combs, and Brion James.
Gregory Dark’s savage, plague-zone sci-fi fever dream starring Wings Hauser, Jeffrey Combs, and Brion James.
Giuseppe Vari’s savage, low-budget Italian post-apocalyptic fever dream of mutant biker gangs and quarry wars.
Tonino Ricci’s savage, low-budget Italian post-apocalyptic fever dream of nuclear vengeance and golf-cart warfare.
Lucio Fulci’s Cyberpunk Masterpiece Strap your eyeballs to the screen and prepare for a high-velocity, neon-drenched descent into Lucio Fulci’s Warriors of the Year 2072 (1984). In a decaying, corporate-dominated Rome where a monolithic TV network controls the masses, the ultimate ratings grab is a resurrected gladiatorial bloodsport held in a high-tech Colosseum, operating under the brutal […]
Read our review of The Final Executioner (1984)—a savage, radiation-soaked Italian fever dream of nuclear vengeance starring Woody Strode. Dare to watch?
The Ultimate Italian Mad Max Rip-Off Choke down a mouthful of radioactive dust and strap yourself into the driver’s seat of Giuliano Carnimeo’s The Exterminators of the Year 3000 (1983). In a scorched, waterless purgatory where the oceans have evaporated and “the future of humanity is a race against death,” water has replaced currency as the ultimate prize. The […]
Ruggero Deodato’s Unhinged Post-Apocalyptic Masterpiece Cast your mind into the deep, dark abyss of low-budget Italian sci-fi insanity and prepare for Ruggero Deodato‘s Raiders of Atlantis (1983), alternatively unleashed as The Atlantis Interceptors. The narrative engine is ignited off the coast of Miami, where two cynical, battle-hardened mercenaries, Mike and Washington, are hired to protect a scientific research […]
The Ultimate Monster Truck Revenge Movie Welcome to the grease-caked, gravel-strewn backroads of the late 80s, where the local legal system is a corrupt joke and gasoline is the only true dispenser of justice. This is the stage for Steven Hilliard Stern’s Rolling Vengeance (1987), a Canadian-hewn piece of blue-collar exploitation cinema that proudly marches under the […]
The Ultimate Cut-and-Paste Masterpiece Strap your mind to a runaway freight train of pure, cut-and-paste cinematic madness and prepare for Godfrey Ho’s Ninja Terminator (1986). This hallucinatory fever dream operates on a narrative plane that defies all logic, held together by the ultimate, desperate tagline: “No one can stop the Ninja Terminator!” The fractured storyline revolves around […]