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In the Year 2889 (TV 1967)A group of post A-war survivors, gathered together in a valley, are menaced by cannibalistic human mutants with telepathic powers. They argue and complain a lot, which doesn't really help ... See full summary » Director:Larry BuchananWriter:Harold Hoffman (screenplay) |
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Title: In the Year 2889 (TV 1967)
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Steve Morrow
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Jada
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Joanna Ramsey
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Mickey Brown
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Granger Morrow
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Tim Henderson
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A group of post A-war survivors, gathered together in a valley, are menaced by cannibalistic human mutants with telepathic powers. They argue and complain a lot, which doesn't really help their situation. Written by Paul White <pwhite@bigfoot.com>
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Year 2889 See more »Filming Locations:
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Steve: There may be a new set of laws, John. Laws for a post-nuclear life we know nothing about.
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All promotional materials, including the TV Guide, post the title as "Year 2889," but the on screen credits are indeed "In the Year 2889." See more »Goofs
John Ramsey takes away Tim's moonshine jug, and throws it to break it. The jug is not actually seen hitting the ground and breaking, but we do see the broken bits of the jug after it has been broken. Yet, there is silence - no sound of the breaking jug is heard. See more »Quotes
Captain John Ramsey: That defies all the laws of man and god.Steve: There may be a new set of laws, John. Laws for a post-nuclear life we know nothing about.
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I had the misfortune to buy this film in a video sale, and then wasted an evening watching it. As a Science Fiction/Horror film the plot has more holes in it than a Gruyere cheese, and even for a very low cost movie it should have been possible to somehow indicate that technology might have advanced slightly by the year 2889. In addition the acting was like Birnham Wood on a bad day and the dialog as sparkling as distilled water. I am a fan of movies which could be classed as 'so bad they are good' like Ed Wood's, but this is 'so bad its unwatchable' like "Santa Claus Conquers the Martians"
Avoid at all costs