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The New Barbarians

"Dealers in death... exterminators in the 21st century..."

1983-06-10 Science Fiction 1hr 31m

Two mercenaries help wandering caravans fight off an evil and aimless band of white-clad bikers after the nuclear holocaust.

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Two mercenaries help wandering caravans fight off an evil and aimless band of white-clad bikers after the nuclear holocaust.

  • Released
    1983-06-10
  • Revenue
    n/a
  • Budget
    n/a
  • Runtime
    1hr 31m
  • Genre
    Science Fiction, Action, Thriller
  • Status
    Released
  • Language
    Italiano
  • imdb-logo
    4.6
  • Production
    Deaf International, Fulvia Film

Crew

Enzo G. Castellari
Director
Tito Carpi
Writer
Fabrizio De Angelis
Producer
Keywords:
post-apocalyptic

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Cast

Giancarlo Prete

Giancarlo Prete
Scorpion
Fred Williamson

Fred Williamson
Nadir
George Eastman

George Eastman
One
Anna Kanakis

Anna Kanakis
Alma
Ennio Girolami

Ennio Girolami
Shadow
Venantino Venantini

Venantino Venantini
Father Moses
Massimo Vanni

Massimo Vanni
Mako
Giovanni Frezza

Giovanni Frezza
Young Mechanic
Iris Peynado

Iris Peynado
Vinya
Andrea Coppola

Andrea Coppola
Mako's Friend
Vito Fornari

Vito Fornari
Templar
Zora Kerova

Zora Kerova
Woman - Moses' Group
Fulvio Mingozzi

Fulvio Mingozzi
Amos
Marinella Troian

Marinella Troian
Patsy May McLachlan

Patsy May McLachlan
Franco Maria Salamon

Franco Maria Salamon
Stefano Randazzo

Stefano Randazzo
Ivano Silveri

Ivano Silveri
Arthur Bergman

Arthur Bergman
Templar Biker (uncredited)
Sherman 'Big Train' Bergman

Sherman 'Big Train' Bergman
Templar Biker (uncredited)
Enzo G. Castellari

Enzo G. Castellari
Dying Man in Car (uncredited)
Paul Costello

Paul Costello
Whizz (uncredited)
Stefania Girolami Goodwin

Stefania Girolami Goodwin
Radio Operator - Moses' Group (uncredited)
Andrea Girolami

Andrea Girolami
Kid - Moses' Group (uncredited)
Paul Dion Monte

Paul Dion Monte
Kyle (uncredited)
Enrica Saltutti

Enrica Saltutti
Woman - Moses' Group (uncredited)
Raul Lovecchio

Raul Lovecchio
Radio Operator - Amos' Group (uncredited)

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A Review by talisencrw 6

Written by talisencrw on 2016-04-11

Every time cinema has a game-changer (in this case, 'Mad Max' and the entire genre of 'post-apocalyptic dystopia movies'), it's fascinating ... read more

Every time cinema has a game-changer (in this case, 'Mad Max' and the entire genre of 'post-apocalyptic dystopia movies'), it's fascinating to watch how various countries and cultures react to the instant knowledge that 'something new is out there that can bring in for us a lot of money'. For this Italian effort, which needed very little in the way of budgeting for either actors, set design or costumes, it's not bad. Director Castellari brings to it an action-packed flow which never flags for a moment. (The 87-year-old Rome native--God bless him--is directing 'Keoma Rises' at the moment, his first film in six years, and it is slated to be released later this year.) I have previously only seen his spaghetti-western 'Keoma', which I adore. He throws in two instances of nice gratuitous sex in a heartened attempt at 'character and plot development', but I really don't have a problem with that, especially with great Italian beauties like he has at his disposal here. There's a bizarre homoerotic undertone, particularly to a scene in which Scorpion is being tortured, but it's not problematic. Fred Williamson is the only star I recognized, and he continues his credo of 'getting the girls and winning the fights', which he stands by in his movies. The electronic score is dated but not bad, though it's inferior to those of, say, either Tangerine Dream or Goblin. All in all, it was a 91-minute span of time I don't regret in the slightest--I even watched it with a plate of spaghetti and glass of red wine at hand to further exemplify the Italian experience.

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A Review by talisencrw

Every time cinema has a game-changer (in this case, 'Mad Max' and the entire genre of 'post-apocalyptic dystopia movies'), it's fascinating to watch how various countries and cultures react to the instant knowledge that 'something new is ou...

reviewer avatar

A Review by talisencrw 6

Written by talisencrw on 2016-04-11

Every time cinema has a game-changer (in this case, 'Mad Max' and the entire genre of 'post-apocalyptic dystopia movies'), it's fascinating to watch how various countries and cultures react to the ins...

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