Here's another post-apocalyptic cyborg movie from directorAlbert Pyun. I think the guy has robots on the brain, considering all the other similarly themed movies he's done.Rutger Hauer portrays Omega Doom, a cyborg whose programming has been erased. He wanders across the Nuclear-winterized land until he comes across an area inhabited by several different 'gangs' of robots.In this futuristic world the robots all look and act like humans. One gang is vaguely robotic looking, one looks like a bunch of Robert Palmer girls gone punk and the other consists of those robots who don't fit in.The reason the gangs aren't killing each other is that they are all in search of a cache of weapons-weapons that they think they'll need when the humans try to take over the planet and destroy them. But the humans never show up.The movie ends just like it begins, which is in the middle of nowhere.
Here's another post-apocalyptic cyborg movie from directorAlbert Pyun. I think the guy has robots on the brain, considering all the other similarly themed movies he's done.Rutger Hauer portrays Omega Doom, a cyborg whose programming has been erased. He wanders across the Nuclear-winterized land until he comes across an area inhabited by several different 'gangs' of robots.In this futuristic world the robots all look and act like humans. One gang is vaguely robotic looking, one looks like a bunch of Robert Palmer girls gone punk and the other consists of those robots who don't fit in.The reason the gangs aren't killing each other is that they are all in search of a cache of weapons-weapons that they think they'll need when the humans try to take over the planet and destroy them. But the humans never show up.The movie ends just like it begins, which is in the middle of nowhere.
