A highly unlikely band of heroes traverses a post-apocalyptic wasteland to rescue a scientist from the tyrannical Dark One and his army of robots.
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Cast
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Norris Culf | ... | Neo |
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Nadine Hartstein | ... | Deeja (as Nadine Hart) |
| J. Buzz Von Ornsteiner | ... | Klyton (as Joel Von Ornsteiner) | |
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Jennifer Delora | ... | Nyla |
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Andrew Howarth | ... | Kai |
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Michael Downend | ... | Jorn |
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Rick Gianasi | ... | Torque |
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George Grey | ... | Bray (as George Gray) |
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Nicholas Reiner | ... | Haim |
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Michael Azzolina | ... | Roan |
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John Blaylock | ... | Korla |
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Michael Zezima | ... | Airslave Fighter |
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Edward R. Mallia | ... | Airslave Fighter (as Edward Mallia) |
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Amy Brentano | ... | Irradiated Female |
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Neo, a drifter from the atomic-blasted wastelands, arrives with his klutzy robot sidekick at a factory where slaves labor to fuel the sinister Dark One's Power Station. There, he meets a comely woman who convinces him to help rescue her scientist father, who has invented a device that can break the Dark One's control over the slaves. Gathering a motley crew of allies on the way, Neo and pals travel to the Power Station, where they confront the Dark One's evil servants. Written by Steven Otte <flagator@gate.net>
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14 April 1986 (Italy) See more »Also Known As:
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Narrator: The last city still stood. The remaining home of what was left of the civilization of New Terra. The society had been all but destroyed by the Robot Rebellion of '33, when the robots had turned on their masters, by the billions. The ensuing chaos had led to a radiation spill far more deadly than any nuclear warfare. The world had been brought to its knees by the... robot holocaust.
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The music used in this film was lifted from other Charles Band films, notably Laserblast (1978). See more »Quotes
[first lines]Narrator: The last city still stood. The remaining home of what was left of the civilization of New Terra. The society had been all but destroyed by the Robot Rebellion of '33, when the robots had turned on their masters, by the billions. The ensuing chaos had led to a radiation spill far more deadly than any nuclear warfare. The world had been brought to its knees by the... robot holocaust.
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Differences between US and Italian versions: There was no narration in the Italian version except for the beginning. In the US version, there is narration throughout the whole movie. A topless man and woman appear outside the Pleasure Machine, holding up the inevitable static electricity globe in one scene. (For some reason, the makers of these things persist in believing that they look 'futuristic.') Meanwhile, a bare-breasted Valaria sticks her arms out between the bars and caresses it. This scene was cut from most US prints. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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This movie made me cringe - and afterwords it left me feeling violated and empty inside. The script could have been made by a group of 11-yearolds, the acting was horrible. The FX were , on the other hand, very entertaining , but not in the intended way - the wall of sock-puppet "sewer worms" and the Spider leg made us burst out in laughter.
This movie is hard to watch even for die-hard fans of b-movies, and although I am glad that I made it though this piece of oozing garbage I will make damn sure never to do it again.
Favourite character: Garth the macho Conan-type barbarian :D