Dune Warriors (1991)

After the end of the world, Earth is a thirsty planet ruled by vicious warlords. One woman is brave enough to fight back; she bands together five warriors to save her town and their ... See full summary »

Director:

Cirio H. Santiago

Writer:

Thomas McKelvey Cleaver (screenplay)

Stars:

David Carradine, Rick Hill, Luke Askew

Cast

Complete credited cast:
David Carradine	...	Michael
Rick Hill	...	John
Luke Askew	...	William
Jillian McWhirter	...	Val
Blake Boyd	...	Dorian
Val Garay	...	Jason
Joseph Zucchero	...	Reynaldo
Bon Vibar	...	Emilio
Henry Strzalkowski	...	Luis
Dante Varona	...	Ricardo
Maria Isabel Lopez	...	Miranda
Nick Nicholson	...	Tomas
Ned Hourani	...	Randall
Daniel Nicholson	...	Village Boy
Joanne Griffin	...	Mother

Storyline

After the end of the world, Earth is a thirsty planet ruled by vicious warlords. One woman is brave enough to fight back; she bands together five warriors to save her town and their precious water.

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Plot Keywords:

fight | warlord | long sword | brawl | fighting | 

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Genres:

Action | Adventure | Sci-Fi

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Certificate:

R

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

18 January 1991 (USA)

Also Known As:

Dune Warriors - Blut für Wasser

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Concorde-New Horizons, New Horizon Picture Corp

Technical Specs

Runtime:

80 min

Sound Mix:

Ultra Stereo

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

The sword and costume worn by David Carradine's character was previously featured in The Warrior and the Sorceress and later in Wizards of the Lost Kingdom II.

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Soundtracks

"Desert Heat"
Performed by The Score Warriors

User Reviews

chintzy and dull, rip-off of Mad Max

DUNE WARRIORS is low on many things. The plot is very sluggish, and hardly discernable, except that there is not much water kicking around, and everybody wants it. There are masked gunmen, dunebuggies(of course), bad dubbing, and silly-looking explosions. (It's quite obvious that its some flammable substance, and not the vehicles, that are shooting flame balls in the air.)

OK. So, its cheap. I like some of producer Corman's other, older films, but this is just a sample of some of the "programmer" material he puts out nowadays. It's not even worth further discussion.