Directed by: David A. Prior
Stars: David Carradine, Robert Tessier, Anna Rapagna
Language: English, German (2tracks)
Country: Usa | Imdb Info | Ar: 4:3 | Brrip
Description: In the future, a cop protects a reporter from crooked, renegade cops who think she knows too much about them.
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1.79GB | 84:06mins | 1420×1068 | mkv | English, German (2tracks)
https://tezfiles.com/file/92e726d3821e1/Future.Force.1989.mkv
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Future Zone (1990) imdb
Starring: David Carradine, Ted Prior, Patrick Culliton
Description: Sequel to ‘Future Force’ has John Tucker’s son traveling back in time 30 years to save his father from being killed by thugs he is currently pursuing back in 1990.
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Brrip | 2.66GB | 82:47mins | 1418×1088 | mkv | English, German (2tracks)
https://tezfiles.com/file/a314848acfb38/Future.Zone.1990.mkv
Thank you for both of these Prior. I did Like Them, unfortunately I’ve already Seen Them on Bad VHS mode. How about both “Cyber Tracker” movies? ?
Hello.could You Upload Rare Movie A Sold Life 1976
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0132607/
Thanks
Two low-budget Carradine movies, nothing really worth watching unless you really like seeing the guy and his beer-belly kicking some villains’ 4ss3s. In the latter case, you would be FAR better off watching The Warrior And The Sorceress, which is a really nice sword and sorcery movie (on RL), or even Dune Warriors (post-apo, 1991, also on RL) or War Lords (post-apo, 1988, idem, cheesish).
Future Zone is a bit better than Future Force though, mainly because the sound engineer of Future Force did a really awful job (sound effects are terrible and dialogues are quite unintelligible). There are also slightly better actors in FZ, and a touch of humour. Also, they really went for a no-effort production since many scenes of FZ are copy-pasted from FF…
Anyway, grab a beer (or better, make it a pack) and forget your brain if you go for any of them.
P.S.: something I don’t quite explain is the aliasing artefacts which make me think of a bad/old VHS/DVD rip, but the resolution suggests BD…
In the “future” everyone will drive 1980s cars… ;)