Evengyny Thanks for the memories!

Pacionsbo Absolutely Fantastic

AnhartLinkin This story has more twists and turns than a second-rate soap opera.

Nicole I enjoyed watching this film and would recommend other to give it a try , (as I am) but this movie, although enjoyable to watch due to the better than average acting fails to add anything new to its storyline that is all too familiar to these types of movies.

katwoo-15429 I remember this film fondly for two things- 1- the cyborg guy in the film had played a trucker in Coronation Street with the best moustache I'd seen at that age.2- there was a baby in a jar being carried by our leading lady.yes this film is camp, cheesy and looks like it was filmed on a building demolition site at times, but not every film has a Terminator sized budget.if you go into this film with a sense of humour and treat it almost like the spoof of the action-futuristic types of films that it is you won't be disappointed, you'll actually get the most out of the film. i watched it years ago with my parents and my dad appreciates the naff level to films where as my mother has to find something in everything she watches to hate- in this case it was the whole film.lets just say its the type where seriousness has no place....enjoy

trashgang By searching on flea markets,sell-outs and conventions for exploitation, horror and grindhouse/b-flicks sometimes you come across pictures on VHS or DVD sleeves that attracts you. This was one of those. For only 1 Euro I picked it up, the cover made me think of a bad Terminator rip-off but it wasn't that bad after all.Boaz Davidson was the director for this flick but as a director I didn't know him but as a producer he is quite famous, The Expendables (2010) is one of them. And he surely knew his stuff, still it's a B-movie and a complete rip-off of The Terminator with some Blade Runner post- apocalyptic feeling. If I got it right I saw a sign stating the year 1999. But the way it was shot and the way it was edited was rather surprisingly good. Even the places they are running through are well done. The effects used are a bit cheesy sometimes but still did worked out. The cyborg really looked believable for a B-movie and the mummy people were also rather scary. The acting surprised me too. Naturally there not that famous in the big productions but still the cyborg was played by John Saint Ryan, a Brit I knew from G.B.H. (1983) directed by David Kent-Watson a rather brutal flick. Still almost unfindable even on VHS. After this flick he went to Coronation Street as Charlie Whelan. The other lead was played by Joe Lara (Austin) who is known for action and post apocalyptic flicks. The female was played by good looking Nicole Hansen, she's still in the business but never made it into a big production. I enjoyed it even as it clocked in over 90 minutes. The story is very simple and easy to follow with a lot of running, fighting, crawling, explosions and cheesy shootings a la Rambo (you know, standing in front of 40 people and never getting shot). If you can find it don't hesitate to pick it up. Gore 1/5 Nudity 0/5 Effects 3/5 Story 2/5 Comedy 0/5

cyborg2040 If you are a fan of other B-Movies like Evil Dead, They Live, Hologram Man, etc Then you will love this movie. It's part Cyborg (Jean Claude Van Damme) part Terminator (Arnold Schwarzenegger) and all cheese, but in a good way.Make no mistake, this is a low budget movie, but despite the budget the effects are good for the time, the acting ranges from passable to good. The story is pretty decent with a nice twist or two. Overall it is entertaining, and that's all that really matters right? Hopefully WB will release an enhanced version of this film to blu-ray one day, I would love to add this back into my collection.

GrappleGabbler I watched this movie at midnight on Telemundo and it was just hilarious. First time for seeing it and my spanish is a bit rusty so everything seemed more exaggerated than it should be. I sure was loving it while watched it though and recommend it to anyone who just likes being entertained while not necessarily having to see the best movie ever.