Sometimes a film comes along that is so great and such an awesome example of how amazing exploitation films can be that it makes me feel embarrassed that we have not had it in our available in our catalogue earlier for more people to have access to it. This week we our very pleased to add another title from Joe D'Amato and one that has a cast representing a huge segment of the Italian scene at the time..............
2020 TEXAS GLADIATORS (1984)
The year is 2020 and the earth is a skeletal wasteland, born from the hell-fire of a nuclear holocaust. A barbaric army of road warriors battle for total domination with their ultimate target being a towering, super-fuel refinery, bristling with enough precious power to enslave the energy depleted planet.
But out from the atomic wreckage rises three invincible gladiators who are the last champions of civilization. They are unyielding in their moral code and willing to sacrifice their own lives so that the beleaguered many who can't fend for themselves will prevail. When they team up with a tribe of noble Native Americans, they charge on horseback in a rousing attack to challenge the evil regime and end the dark, imperial order.
Joe D'Amato reunites with crew members from Endgame for this grizzly post-apocalyptic action flick with help from assistant director Michele Soavi (Dellamorte Dellamore). The cast are the all-stars of Italian exploitation including Al Cliver (The Beyond), Harrison Muller Jr. (The Final Executioner), Peter Hooten (The Inglorious Bastards), Sabrina Siani (The Sword of the Barbarians), Gretta Gretta (Demons 2) and Donald O'Brien (Zombie Holocaust) as the over-the-top evil neo-Nazi.
AKA - I gladiatori del futuro
2020 TEXAS GLADIATORS is available immediately and can be found in the Sci-Fi and Adventure section of the website. If it is still listed as COMING SOON, please email us at revok@revok.com with your request and we can send you a customized invoice so you can easily pay by PayPal or credit card.
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