Knights (1993) 4.3
In the future, a kickboxer and a robot lead a revolution against ruling cyborgs. Director:Albert PyunWriter:Albert Pyun |
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Knights (1993) 4.3
In the future, a kickboxer and a robot lead a revolution against ruling cyborgs. Director:Albert PyunWriter:Albert Pyun |
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Kathy Long | ... |
Nea
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| Kris Kristofferson | ... |
Gabriel
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| Lance Henriksen | ... |
Job
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| Scott Paulin | ... |
Simon
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| Gary Daniels | ... |
David
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| Nicholas Guest | ... |
Farmer
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Vincent Klyn | ... |
Ty
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Ben McCreary | ... |
Chance
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Bob Brown | ... |
1st Marauder
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| Jon H. Epstein | ... |
Matthew
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Burton Richardson | ... |
Marauder guard
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| Nancy Thurston | ... |
Woman Bandit
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Edmund Tyler Wrenn | ... |
Boy
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Brad Langenberg | ... |
Master Builder
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Clare Hoak | ... |
Mother
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In the future, a kickboxer and a robot lead a revolution against ruling cyborgs.
This is one of the two postapocalyptic fantasy movies that Albert Pyun made in 1993 - and it's the bad one. Apparently all his energy went into "Nemesis" which was an entertaining non-stop action movie, and had a much more expensive look. "Knights" is clunky and cheesy, a bottom-of-the-barrel sci-fi that too often resembles a video game (new opponents pop up all the time and must be exterminated as quickly as possible). The only thing that saves this movie from the trash can is Kathy Long; not a particularly attractive woman, but undeniably a brutally efficient fighting machine. As for Kris Kristofferson, considering his age at the time (58), I hope his stunt double was well paid. (*1/2)