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Image 1 — Thoughts on Mad Max ripoffs and cash ins? Which have you seen/enjoyed the most?
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Thoughts on Mad Max ripoffs and cash ins? Which have you seen/enjoyed the most?

Following the big financial success of Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior in 1981 it's obvious like any big blockbuster that many other films came along and tried to cash in on it. Usually blending the dystopian future aspects with vehicular action sequences and a "lawless" post apocalyptic wasteland setting. Of course these films never managed to top Road Warrior, but many of them are still entertaining in their own right. Anyone seen any of these? My favorites of the bunch are probably Battletruck, Hell Comes to Frogtown and 1990: The Bronx Warriors.

u/AgnesItsMeBilly0100 — 3 days ago