Review: Cyborg
In the post-apocalyptic 21st
century, heroic Gibson Rickenbacker (Jean-Claude Van Damme) escorts Dayle Haddon
on a mission to Atlanta, to deliver vital info on a plague cure. Vincent Klyn
stars as menacing Fender Tremolo who leads a band of dangerous thugs hell-bent
on keeping society in the scummy state it is (God knows why, though). It turns
out that Gibson has a very personal grudge against the monstrous Fender. Deborah
Richter turns up essentially as the love interest.
It’s strange that prolifically craptastic director Albert Pyun (“Mean Guns”, “Adrenaline: Fear the Rush”, “Omega Doom”, “The Sword and the Sorcerer”) and the uber-crap team of Golan-Globus (AKA Cannon Films, Provider of Chuck Norris and Michael Dudikoff’s lunch money) didn’t team up until this 1989 post-apocalyptic actioner. I say it’s strange because by this point, Cannon were already on their way to Bankruptville long before this Unholy Trinity of Pyun-Golan-Globus was released. The other strange thing is that des…
It’s strange that prolifically craptastic director Albert Pyun (“Mean Guns”, “Adrenaline: Fear the Rush”, “Omega Doom”, “The Sword and the Sorcerer”) and the uber-crap team of Golan-Globus (AKA Cannon Films, Provider of Chuck Norris and Michael Dudikoff’s lunch money) didn’t team up until this 1989 post-apocalyptic actioner. I say it’s strange because by this point, Cannon were already on their way to Bankruptville long before this Unholy Trinity of Pyun-Golan-Globus was released. The other strange thing is that des…