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| Robert Ginty | ... | ||
| Persis Khambatta | ... | ||
| Donald Pleasence | ... | ||
| Fred Williamson | ... |
Henchman
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Harrison Muller Sr. | ... |
McWayne
(as Harrison Muller)
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Philip Dallas | ... |
Elder
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Laura Nucci | ... |
Elder
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Vinicio Ricchi | ... |
Elder
(as Vinicio Recchi)
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| Geretta Geretta | ... |
Amazon
(as Janna Ryan)
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Consuelo Marcaccini | ... |
Amazon
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| Daniel Stephen | ... |
Martial Artist
(as Dan Stephen)
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Stefano Mior | ... |
Martial Artist
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| Scott Coffey | ... |
Geek
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Goffredo Marcaccini | ... |
Geek
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| Urs Althaus | ... |
Mercenary
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The Rider is traveling through a post-apocalyptic world on his technically advanced motorcycle and his loyal computer Einstein. Being pure in spirit, he manages to pass through the wall of illusion and meets the resistance movement The Elders, fighting the tyranny of the evil despot Prossor. The resistance asks him to free professor McWayne, their leader, who has been sentenced to death by Prossor. The beautiful Nastasia and The Rider infiltrate the city, guarded by the Omega militia, where the professor is imprisoned. Written by Mattias Thuresson
It is physically impossible to comprehend the joy I felt in my heart watching MegaWeapon crush that annoying talking motorcycle!
The main character sucked. Everyone but donald Pleasance also sucked. Still, it was worth more than a few laughs.