Featured Audience Ratings

• AJ V

  
  A stupid sci-fi TV movie, it's got bad acting, special effects, story, and dialogue. I didn't care for it.

• Byron B

  
  Spoiler: You know that old novelty song "I'm my own Grandpa"? That's the weird, kind of gross, circular twist to come out of this time travel movie. There are so many holes in the plot and it's not a very good representation of the old west. There is some… More
  Spoiler: You know that old novelty song "I'm my own Grandpa"? That's the weird, kind of gross, circular twist to come out of this time travel movie. There are so many holes in the plot and it's not a very good representation of the old west. There is some beautiful desert and mesa scenery, which are seen from the many dirt bike rides Fred Ward takes. Filming a dirt bike roaring around the desert seems to be the filmmakers main motivation for making this movie. Nothing else.

• Burger S

  
  Complete 80's cheese...I love it. For some reason the DVD is going for $50. Plotpoint question: Did he sleep with his own Great-great grandmother?

• Fascade F

  
  Not too bad a classic sic fi epic. a little beit cheesy but worth watching if you have time and patience. back to The Future with Michael J Fox will always be my all time favorite time trip flick!

• RJ M

  
  Cowboys and motorcycles. This little gem from 1982 is one of the most fun time travel movies ever made. The always dependable Fred Ward plays Lyle Swann, a motorcycle hotshot racing through the desert, competing in the Baja 1000. He unwittingly gets caught up in a secret time travel… More
  Cowboys and motorcycles. This little gem from 1982 is one of the most fun time travel movies ever made. The always dependable Fred Ward plays Lyle Swann, a motorcycle hotshot racing through the desert, competing in the Baja 1000. He unwittingly gets caught up in a secret time travel experiment, and is transported 100 years into the past. Not knowing that he's no longer in his own time, he stumbles upon a group of outlaws led by Peter Coyote, who sees his "machine" as his ticket to unlimited riches. What follows is a cat and mouse chase as Swann attempts to stay alive, the outlaws try to kill him and steal his bike, and scientists from Swann's time try to find him before the timeline is destroyed. It's lightweight as they come, but it moves like a high powered motorcycle, and has one of the great last minute rescues scenes in movie history. Ex-Monkee Michael Nesmith not only serves as producer, but also provides a blistering, guitar laced musical score. Note: While thankfully available on DVD, for some reason the ending of the movie has been changed, removing a hysterical, and somewhat gruesome death scene. That's a pretty big ripoff, and demands a collector's edition be made.