Manborg (2011)
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86% of critics liked it
(7 reviews) -
80% want to see it
(38 ratings)
The armies of hell have taken over the Earth, and all that stands in the way of the villainous Count Draculon and humanity's total extinction is a motley crew of misfits led by the mighty Manborg: a warrior who's half-man, half-machine, but all hero. Once a young soldier killed during the… More The armies of hell have taken over the Earth, and all that stands in the way of the villainous Count Draculon and humanity's total extinction is a motley crew of misfits led by the mighty Manborg: a warrior who's half-man, half-machine, but all hero. Once a young soldier killed during the first war against hell, Manborg (Matthew Kennedy, Lazer Ghosts 2) reawakens in the future, rebuilt as a walking weapon and mankind's last hope. Struggling to learn the secret of his origins, Manborg unwittingly befriends a post-apocalyptic Australian punker (Conor Sweeney, Heart of Karl), a knife-wielding vixen (Meredith Sweeney, Father's Day) and a kung fu master (dubbed by Kyle Herbert of DRAGON BALL Z, STREET FIGHTER) before finally squaring off against Count Draculon (Adam Brooks, Father's Day) in a desperate and bloody bid to take back the Earth.
- Directed By
- Steven Kostanski
- Written By
- Steven Kostanski
- Genres
- Horror
- Studio
- Dark Sky Films
Critic Reviews
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William Goss, MSN Movies
A loving, if one-note, recreation of a very particular kind of bygone cinematic experience.
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Peter Howell, Toronto Star
Too bad the story sags, although the padding is a riot.
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Chris Sawin, Examiner.com
Manborg is massively cheap, outrageous, and features a lot of overacting but it's also incredibly amusing with ridiculous gore and animation. It's like an homage to your childhood that you can't help but love and hate at the same time.
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Brian Orndorf, Blu-ray.com
An acid-washed cornucopia of action and laughs. Short, silly, and superbly crafted with next to no money, Manborg is a delight.
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Matt Looker, TheShiznit.co.uk
Manborg works first and foremost by being genuinely, legitimately funny.
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