Cyberzone (1995)
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(Foreign Titles)
Cyber Zone
Droid Gunner
Phoenix 2
Nomination Year: 2002
SYNOPSIS: In the year 2077, four sex droids are stolen from a megacorp and the corporation hires an ace robot tracker (an almost unrecognizable Marc Singer) to get them back. He
teams
up with a sexy cyberneticist (because, hey, there aren't already enough naked women in this movie) and goes looking for the droids. Eventually, he finds the original thief
(Matthias Hues, who actually does look like Marc Singer) who's been doublecrossed by his buyers and teams up with Marc for a share of the loot. Then it's off to an underwater
city in the ruins of old LA to fight the bad guys and recover the sex robots. I could tell it was going to be a good movie when I saw the previews. There were two ... and one
was for this movie.
Greg Pearson
Smithee Award Nominations
Most Ludicrous Premise |
They've Gone to Ground The corporate boss sends Marc Singer out to find missing sex droids. He has experience on the surface.
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Worst Special Effect |
Bluescreen Ancient Helicopter The ancient helicopter on blue screen. You'd think they would be able to get blue-screen technology right after all these years. You would be incredibly wrong.
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Deus Ex Machina |
Click The villain's henchman has just gotten orders to kill Matthias Hues. Poor Matthias is unarmed, alone, and taken completely by surprise. Good thing the henchman
forgot to load his gun!
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Best One-Liner |
"I'm Always Trying To Get Ahead." "I'm always trying to get ahead." Ahead -- is that one word or two?
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"Let's Up The Rating To 'R'" |
So That's What They Call It These Days Marc Singer goes looking for the sex droids in a whorehouse. "Don't mind me, I'm just calibrating my scanner." Oh, is that what you call it?
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Directors
Director |
Claim to Fame |
Fred Olen Ray |
If there's a contender for worst, most
prolific Bad Director ever to (dis)grace
Hollywood, he might be second only to Roger
Corman. Oh, AND he wrestles under the name
"Fabulous" Freddy Valentine. |
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