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1.7/10
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A run-away human slave from Earth's future escapes to the present.A run-away human slave from Earth's future escapes to the present.A run-away human slave from Earth's future escapes to the present.
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Andre Scruggs
- Fred Burroughs
- (as Andre Skruggs)
Aldo Juliano
- Oscar
- (as Al Juliano)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaDuring filming, producer Dave Eddy and some other crew members remarked that it would be great if the film appeared on Mystery Science Theater 3000 (1988), which it ultimately did.
- GoofsThe cyborgs capture the slaves from Earth because they cannot make things themselves, so they get the slaves to do it for them. But if so, then how did the cyborgs build their spaceships and time machines in the first place that made the slave capturing possible?
- Quotes
Sister Ann: Who are you?
The Runaway: A tool.
- Crazy creditsThe persons, creatures and events in this motion picture are fictitious. Any similarities to actual persons, creatures or events is unintentional.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Mystery Science Theater 3000: Future War (1999)
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Ladies and gentlemen....Fred Burrows!!
This movie hurts....it hurts to watch, it hurts to analyze, it hurts thinking about this movie. Think of a cross between a Timecop, Kickboxer, Land of the Lost and there's your movie. Earth is heaven, guy runs away from dinosaur sock puppets, nun hits him with car, captors dressed up in cheap space suits, and plenty of bad acting. Lots of kicks and punches are thrown and Jean Clod Van Dumb loses his shirt more times than a dry cleaner (final scene at the end is hilarious). Very bad sets, a inordinate amount of cardboard boxes, and no plot to be found whatsoever will leave you wondering why this piece of trash was made. The characters are so lame you have no motivation to cheer for anyone, good or bad. Lots of kicks, YAs and super-imposed images to make any viewer checking themselves at the local sanitarium. Also, don't miss the exciting advenutures of Fred Burrows!
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- InzyWimzy
- Sep 28, 2000
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