In a post-apocalyptic wasteland in 1997, a comic book fan adopts the persona of his favourite hero to save his enthusiastic friend and fight a tyrannical overlord.
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★★★★★
"Turbo Kid" is a post-apocolypic comedy that I've seen described as "Mad Max meets BMX." I don't know if I'd agree that, however. "Turbo Kid" feels a lot more like its own thing. "Mad Max" is set in the Wasteland, and the latest MM film had a multi-million dol...
★★★★★
Some films have no pretensions other than to simply entertain their audience. Turbo Kid is such a movie. It plays upon the continual love for the 80's that still shows no signs of abating. Its set in the future of 1997 - well this was the distant future in the...
★★★★★
Turbo Kid can basically be summarised as 'The Road Warrior' on bicycles. Basic post-apoc tropes apply, and it makes no attempt to be anything other than what it is. And it does so admirably. The story is simple (in a good way), the soundtrack admirable and the...
★★★★★
...that I had to check at the end to see if they made it(as a note it turns out they are still in business but didn't make this one). Personally a fan of the B movie classics like Toxie and et al, but to each his own.
To the movie... campy but fun. Very low b...
★★★★★
The easiest way to put this is that they made a film for 10 year old me but knew I'd be mid 30s when I watched it!
So much fun. Some of the best kills I've ever seen and the most awesome synth soundtrack ever!
