The New Barbarians
Why this pick
Its leather-clad gangs, improvised future-world hardware, and relentless road-warrior momentum share Wheels of Fire’s proudly rough-hewn Italian post-apocalypse feel.
A FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOKTHE FEATURE PRESENTATION
IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
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Why this pick
Its leather-clad gangs, improvised future-world hardware, and relentless road-warrior momentum share Wheels of Fire’s proudly rough-hewn Italian post-apocalypse feel.
Why this pick
A flamboyant Italian wasteland adventure with a mission-driven plot, eccentric villains, decayed cityscapes, and the same cheerful willingness to turn limited means into spectacle.
Why this pick
Cirio H. Santiago again pairs a lone armed drifter with a bleak future landscape, vehicle action, and the scrappy Filipino-produced B-movie texture central to Wheels of Fire.
Why this pick
For the same combative, comic-booky dystopian charge: urban ruins, militant factions, explosive set pieces, and a fast, no-frills exploitation rhythm.
Why this pick
Another Santiago-made future wasteland oddity, trading some of the car emphasis for tribal conflict while retaining the stark locations, pulpy action, and enthusiastically cheap futurism.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
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