Inhale the Mist and strap on your skates. Dive into a drug-fueled, Gonzo-style review of the 1990 sci-fi cult classic Prayer of the Rollerboys. Pure dystopian madness.
Category: action
Bad Taste (1987)—Peter Jackson’s savage, brain-spilling New Zealand fever dream of chainsaw-revving alien fast-food slaughter.
Prisoners of the Lost Universe (1983)—Terry Marcel’s savage, low-budget fantasy fever dream starring Richard Hatch and John Saxon.
Futuresport (1998)—Ernest R. Dickerson’s savage, hoverboard-shredding sci-fi fever dream starring Dean Cain and Wesley Snipes.
Robo Vampire (1988)—Godfrey Ho’s savage, cut-and-paste Hong Kong fever dream of discount cyborgs and hopping Chinese undead.
Rad (1986)—Hal Needham’s savage, tracking-line-laden BMX fever dream of Helltrack glory, local rebels, and bicycle boogie madness.
Rutger Hauer’s savage, rain-slicked cyberpunk fever dream of massive guns and sewer-dwelling demonic slaughter.
Michael Ironside’s savage, post-apocalyptic fever dream of mutant highway warfare and Stagecoach-inspired survival.