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In a post-apocalyptic world, women warriors battle each other from junkyards to gravel pits as they determine the fate of the entire world.In a post-apocalyptic world, women warriors battle each other from junkyards to gravel pits as they determine the fate of the entire world.In a post-apocalyptic world, women warriors battle each other from junkyards to gravel pits as they determine the fate of the entire world.
Peggy McIntaggart
- Keela
- (as Peggy Sands)
James Emery
- Guy
- (as James H. Emery)
Laurie de Nuccio
- Neon
- (as Lore de Nuccio)
Cathy Armstrong
- Bartender
- (as Kathy Armstrong)
- …
Karen Russell
- Mohawk
- (as Dusty Woods)
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- TriviaKathleen Kinmont said she took the starring role in this non-union film because the producers said it would only be released in Europe. It was shot in the Mojave desert, and she was paid $50 per day, barely enough to cover her gas. When it was shown on HBO and released on video in the U.S., she almost lost her Screen Actors Guild membership. She also didn't make any money from the U.S. distribution.
- GoofsEarly scene with topless women luxuriating in the cascade of a waterfall. Although the story is set several generations after an apocalyptic event, leaving a mere handful of survivors in a Mad Max type of hellscape, one of the women obviously has silicone implants.
- Quotes
Reverend Mother: How does it feel to be the last man on Earth?
Guy: How does it feel to be the ugliest thing around?
- ConnectionsFeatured in That's Action (1990)
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The movie is basically about a society of women in a post apocalyptic setting who hunt down the last remaining men and kill them in order to promote the goals of their leader who appears to be a very old borg/emperor palpatine love child. They do so in order to bring about her ultimate "goals" which are never really revealed. The only explanation the movie offers is that she is wanting to create her own race of humans, but how she plans on doing so without men is kind of left up in the air. To put it simply this was a total blue ball movie. A complete build up with absolutely no release. There are only two nude scenes back to back (one involving child birth which totally takes away from the awesomeness of the nude female figure) and before you know it everybody is fully clothed, acting badly, and running around hopelessly looking for the end. And that's just the people watching watching it. Oh bazing! Many times during this movie I found myself screaming for the female warriors of the waste to get naked and start doing each other, but unfortunately that never happens. If you want a good mad max sexploitation movie, then keep looking. This one is NOT it.
- scott_w_martin
- Feb 5, 2009
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