A run-away human slave from Earth's future escapes to the present.
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| Daniel Bernhardt | ... | The Runaway | |
| Robert Z'Dar | ... | Cyborg Master | |
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Travis Brooks Stewart | ... | Sister Ann |
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Kazja | ... | Cyborg |
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Ray Adash | ... | Capt. Polaris |
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Andre Scruggs | ... | Fred Burroughs (as Andre Skruggs) |
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David Jacobs | ... | Romero |
| Aldo Juliano | ... | Oscar (as Al Juliano) | |
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Matthew Sakimoto | ... | Max |
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Art Cruz | ... | Mike (as Arthur Cruz) |
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Joanne Takahashi | ... | Dr. Margaret Tanaka |
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Mary Shelton | ... | Medical Examiner |
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Tracy Robertson | ... | Chadwick |
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Tom Richards | ... | Cameron |
| Forrest J. Ackerman | ... | Park Victim | |
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A race of evil cyborgs kidnap humans from Earth's future to use as slaves, and take dinosaurs from the past to use as trackers. One of their slaves, the Runaway, escapes and makes his way to present-day Los Angeles. There he must fend off the cyborgs and their trackers, the police, and the government, befriended by a prostitute-turned-nun who runs a halfway house. Written by <crow_steve@hotmail.com>
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28 January 1997 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Shot in 1994, released in 1997. See more »Goofs
When Romero attacks the dinosaur in the living room, a split second shot shows a dummy instead of Romero getting hit by the dinosaur's head. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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The thing about watching direct-to-video movies is, just when you think you've seen the worst, you see something even worse.
But it's going to be hard to top *Future War*.
It plays like someone had access to a couple of cyborg costumes, a couple of dinosaur hand puppets, and a guy who looked vaguely like Jean-Claude Van Damme, and decided to make a movie around them.
If he had only had decent actors, literate scriptwriters, and a competent director, he might have really had something.
It's a shame, too, that I couldn't like this movie at least a little; it attempts (though badly, of course) the sort of sympathetic portrayal of Christianity that I wish more *real* movies had.